Pomeroy Pioneer James A Hazelton Dies After Fall
James A Hazelton 79, a long time Pomeroy resident and Civil War veteran, died Thursday night after a fall at Judge A P Miller’s home following an auto ride with his granddaughter Marcia Miller. He collapsed at the Miller entrance and may have suffered a heart attack. Survived by widow 82 and two children, funeral set for 2 pm at the Miller residence. Also note: wine found at Squire Ransom Fish’s home. Squire Barnes seeks appearance in court. expected to surrender via telephone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hazelton
Pomeroy
A. P. Miller
Marcia Miller
Mr. Hazelton
James Hazelton
Miller
Butternut Ave
Cherrington
Squire Ransom Fish
Athens
Squire Barnes
Squire
Post Office Quarters Sought for Pomeroy Office
Washington posts call for proposals to lease five to ten year quarters for Pomeroy post office starting October 1 1922. Space requirement stated as one thousand square feet. Rumor mentions John Lyons targeting the opera house building for the post office.
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Post Office Department
Washington
Pomeroy
John Lyons
Opera House
Kiwanis Chester Game Ends 13 to 0
The Chester team dominated the Kiwanis lads on Thursday winning 13 to 0. Receipts totaled about $60, with funds designated for the street repair fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Pomeroy Boy Admits Theft At Barber Shop and Store
Roeland Feiger confesses to stealing from Scharn barber shop and Hetzel furniture store. Judge Barnes fines $5 and sentences ten days in jail, now serving. officials note his inexperience may deter future theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roeland Feiger
Pomeroy
Scharn
Hetzel
Justice Barnes
Was Green
Pomeroy Merchant In Morning Crash Lessons
G W Kesier a local clothing merchant took his first morning drive in his coupe. Around the Pomeroy National Bank corner he struck a curb and swerved into a brick truck. His car suffered severe damage but he escaped unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Kesier
Pomeroy Clothing
Pomeroy National Bank
Keiser
Cora Roush Sues for Divorce from George P Roush
Cora Roush files for divorce alleging years of drunkenness and abuse by George P Roush. They married on February & at Pomeroy and have one child, David Roush born canoneda 5, 1921. She seeks alimony child support and custody.
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Cora Roush
George P. Roush
Pomeroy
David Roush
Canoneda 5
Fish in Hot Water Report Analyzes Local Catch
A formal analysis of fish in hot water reports examines water quality and safety. The report outlines environmental factors affecting the catch and potential health implications for consumers.
Rutland Man Pleads Guilty to Possessing Skunks
Charles Kellar of Rutland pleaded guilty in Justice Barnes' court to harboring three captive skunks. He was fined $25 and ordered to pay costs, totaling $41.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kellar
Rutland
Local visitors and guests across the Middleport area
Dr. and Mrs. A Z Junkerman host this week with guests including Mrs Herbert Sherwood of Anderson Indiana Mrs William M Fisher of Columbus and Rev and Mrs Ben Timmons of Athens Also visiting are Mrs E L Ewing of Logan and Mrs Mary Sisson along with sister Mrs Thomas Riley J H Grate and family plan a motor trip to Canton and other Northern Ohio points Miss Elsie Wolf of Akron visits with her uncle O W Jovd and family
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Middleport
A. Z. Junkerman
Herbert Sherwood
Anderson
Ind
William M. Fisher
Columbus
Ben Timmons
Athens
E. L. Ewing
Logan
Mary Sisson
Thomas Riley
J. H. Grate
Canton
Ohio
Elsie Wolf
Akron
O. W. Jovd
Sauvage Overcomes Injury To Cultivate Noted Local Garden
Sauvage, a Pomeroy resident on Naylor's Run who lost a leg in an accident last year, has developed one of the town's finest gardens while recovering. He spent his time productively and now enjoys a profitable, admired plot despite his injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Car
Sauvage
Naylor
Pomeroy
One Bid Clocked For Minersville Cement Road Project
Only a single bid was received for the mile of cement road at Minersville by the Thursday deadline. Commissioners delayed action on the bid until today to review the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minersville
Meigs County Fish and Game Group Elects Officers
At a recent meeting the Meigs County Fish and Game Protective Association reorganized. Elected were R A Miller president Harry B Roush vice president Hart Stanbery treasurer Roy Wilson secretary Ed Huber assistant secretary. Plans include more fish for local streams and a state fish and game display for the Meigs county fair. A site for a state game preserve in the county was discussed and Homer Geoghein was recommended for Meigs county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs
West given charge of large Hocking Ohio mine
R T West, general superintendent of the starter and Essex mines in this city, has been placed in full charge of the large Hocking mine owned by the Hocking Valley Mining Co. He has expanded several mines in the field, including No 7, now producing 1206 tons daily with capacity to reach 2000, and will divide time between Hocking and Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. West
Starter
Essex
Hocking
Ohio
Hocking Valley Mining Co
West
Pomeroy
Starter and
Essex Coal Co
Pomeroy & Hockine Mining Co
Stalter & Essex Mining Co
Illness of R. D. Young on Extended Auto Trip
R. D. Young his wife and son Thomas were traveling when illness struck in Columbus. An operation for appendicitis was performed at the Protestant hospital Tuesday. He is said to be recovering and hoped to return home in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Young
Thomas
Columbus
Mr. Young
Mia
Protestant Hospital
First M. E. Church Announces Sunday Services
The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated at 10 30 Sunday at the First Methodist Church. Dr McGurky will speak on Bread from Heaven. The evening sermon will address the present turmoil in the industrial world. Sunday school starts at 9 00 and Epworth League meets at 6 20.
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M. E
First Methodist
McGurky
Epworth League
Fess Clarifies Gubernatorial Preference In Columbus
Columbus July 22 Congressman Simon G. Fess stated he is not aligned with any candidate for governor and that decency forbids declaring a preference. He is seeking the Republican nomination for United States senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fess
Columbus
Simon JD
United States
Logan officials take day off to New Lexington for dinner
Logan Chief of Police Wherst Officer Farbeann and Mayor Koppe visited New Lexington as guests of Copper Farbeann and his parents. Patrolman Sol Ellinger kept order in their absence. The group returned with a fine chicken dinner and trimmings and readiness for any emergency.
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Wherst
Officer Farbeann
Mayor Koppe
New Lexington
Copper Farbeann
J. H. Farbeann
Sol Ellinger
Logan
Frank Blasius Sings With Mrs Pettit In Guest Event
Frank Blasius sang a group of songs as Mrs Claude Pettit accompanied him. Covers were laid for twenty one guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Blasius
Claude Pettit
White hosts lively Mound Street party
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White hosted a spacious Mound Street gathering Wednesday night. All members attended except Mrs William Strentz who was in Mt Clemens Michigan. Mrs Byron Wolfe and Wood Bowen held high scores with Mr and Mrs Fred Ambrose among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Lee White
Moundstreet
William Strentz
Mt. Clemens, Mich
Byron Wolfe
Wood Bowen
Fred Ambrose
Free Tickets Offer From Logan Opera House Ad
A notice promises two free tickets to the Logan Opera House picture show on Monday if readers respond. Clinton Webb is the contact for wants ads or to help a friend read the Messenger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pear
Logan Opera House
Clinton Webb
Belva May Parry Born in Lexington Avenue Home
Chauncey A NEW ARRIVAL Mr and Mrs Ray Parry announce the birth of a daughter Belva May at their Lexington avenue home Tuesday Granddaughter to Mr and Mrs B F Ferrel of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parry
Belva May
Lexington Avenue
B. F. Ferrel
Traveler Reunited After Five Week Absence Arrested in Jackson
Olan Smith was apprehended Thursday at Jackson by Sheriff Davis who notified local police. Deputy Huston followed up for George Terrel who left town with the boy. Terrel faced juvenile court Friday on a charge of contributing to delinquency of a minor and pleaded not guilty with a hearing granted. He is confined in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olan Smith
Jackson
Davis
Larimer
George Terrel
Huston
Wanderer
Terrel
Friday Terrel
Stephenson
Certificates Awarded in Recent Teachers Examination
Returns of the recent teachers examination show graduates receiving certificates. High school recipients include Ralph Arick with three years and Marshall Huston with one year. Elementary certificates go to three year holders Ruth Bachus Geo Briley Vira Davis Anna Diehl Sylvia Dodds Harlan Dup ler Lecca M Hoy Nettie Keeton Ruth Leonard Helena Reynolds Elmer Risch Anna Shaffer Leitha Trimmer and H V Woods. Two years recipients are W W Gordon Jessie Van Sickle. One year awards go to Olive Bay Bernard Ingmire M Mary Koon Golda Lama Irwin McCarley Elizabeth Sudlow and Orpha Wemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arick
Harshall Huston
Ruth Bachus
Geo. Briley
Vira Davis
Anna Diehl
Sylvia Dodds
Harlan Dupler
Lecca M. Hoy
Nettie Keeton
Ruth Leonard
Helena Reynolds
Elmer Risch
Anna Shaffer
John H. Starkey
Leitha Trimmer
H. V. Woods
W. W. Gordon
Jessie van Sickle
Olive Bay
Bernard Ingmire
M. Mary Koon
Golda Lama
Irwin McCarley
Elizabeth Sudlow
Orpha Wemmer
Picnic Gatherings Highlight Local Clubs In Idaho
The water works lawn hosted a Merry Makers Club picnic with members and children enjoying girlhood games followed by a lunch. Out of town members Mrs Jud Shriner and Mrs Adam Mahoney attended. The Idano Club hosted a party at Miss Blanche England’s home on the Logan Haydenville pike with a notable picnic lunch feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Works
Merry Makers Club
Jud Shriner
Adam Mahoney
Idano Club
Blanche England
Logan-Haydenville Pike
Mc Govern Shoe Co. top Lo gzan Garage in seven inning win
Strong pitching from both sides set a low tone before Mc Govern Shoe Co. defeated Lo gzan Garage 8 to 1 in seven innings. Two costly errors decided the game, while Soliday and Brannigan starred for the victors as neither team issued a walk or hit a batter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGovern Shoe Co
Logzan Garage
Soliday
Paw
Jim Brannigan
School Board Awards Painting Bid for West End School
At Thursday evening meeting the city school board opened bids for painting and decorating the west end school building. Five painters bid, and Alfred Poling won with the low bid of 944.40. Other bidders included Buell Eby Moorehead and Son Geo Holl and Son and Joe Mount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Alfred Poling
Buell Eby
Moorehead and Son
Geo
Holl and Son
Joe Mount
Mrs Isabel Smart Dies After Illness at 74
Mrs Isabel Smart, 74, died Thursday afternoon at the home of her son William Smart on May Avenue after several days of illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. She resided here for years and was respected by many friends. Her husband predeceased her. She leaves two sons William and Daniel Smart of this city and a daughter living in another state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Smart
Inlaw
William Smart
May Avenue
Pendergrass Guests Visit Middleport Family
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pendergrass with Mr. George Pendergrass Mrs. Roy Pendergrass and children traveled to Middleport and spent several days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pendergrass and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Peter Pendergrass
George Pendergrass
Roy Pendergrass
Frank Pendergrass
Local residents return from Logan visit and new arrival
Mrs Elma Huffman Mrs Will Fife and Mr and Mrs T B Truitt of Wilmington returned home Friday after a three day visit in Logan with Mr and Mrs L T Huffman of North Walnut Street. Fugenia Mar is the name chosen for the newborn daughter of Mr and Mrs D C Reynolds of South Mulberry Street. County commissioners Henry T Leach and Mary K Davey were business visitors in the city Friday. George Smith and son made a motor trip to Columbus Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Huffman
Will Fife
T. B. Truitt
Wilmington
Logan
L. T. Huffman
North Walnut Street
Fugenia Mar
D. C. Reynolds
South Mulberry Street
Henry T. Leach
Mary K. Davey
Actital City
George Smith and Son
Columbus
Speed Cop Chases Earhart to City Hall Arraignment
Officer Sol Ellinger pursued J. W. Earhart of Columbus for miles on Friday and finally overtook him. Earhart was ordered to report to Mayor Koppe on Saturday for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Ellinger
Farbean
J. W. Earhart
Columbus
Earhart
Koppe
Hamilton Family Guests in Chauncey Visit Friends
Mrs. Omer Brisment and daughter Mary Susan from Hamilton Colorado are guests of Mrs. William Beckler and Mrs. C. E. Mc Cafferty in Chauncey with Jamaica and other friends visiting in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Brisment
Mary Susan
Hamilton, CO
Chauncey
William Beckler
C. E. McCafferty
Jamaica
Wilson Family Returns From Cincinnati Visit
Mrs. Sarah Wilson and her children Abe Lena and Edith travel home from Cincinnati after a short motor trip. They were joined by Rabbi and Mrs. Felix Mendelsohn and their young son from Chicago, who had stayed with the Wilsons during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Wilson
Abe
Lena
Edith
Cincinnati
Felix Mendelsohn
Little Son
Chicago
Wilson
Christian Endeavor Program Set for Sunday Service
Miss Lucy Law, president of the Christian Endeavor Society, prepares a special program for Sunday evening at the Christian Church. The public is invited to attend for an instructional and entertaining service. Mr and Mrs Henry Staffinger visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Shafer at Beaumont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
Lucy Law
Christian Endeavor Society
Chrisian Church
Henry Staffinger
George Shafer
Beaumont
S. S. Class Picnic At Methodist Church
The Sunday school class taught by Mrs. Homer Shields enjoyed a party and picnic dinner on Thursday at the Methodist church premises.
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S. S
The
Methodist Church
Homer Shields
Social visits span several Ohio areas
Mrs Car Penn and children of Pontiac Michigan visit Chauncey at Ira R Fuller home with sisters Blanch Brown and Clarence Russell Ellis. Miss Ella Grimes recently guest in Zanesville. Mr and Mrs Paul Courtney and daughter Lois of Springfield visit their parents H S A Courtney and other relatives in Chauncey and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Car! Penn
Pontiac, Mich
Chauncey
Ella Grimes
Zanesville
Paul Courtney
Lois
Springfield
H. S. A. Courtney
Chauncey and
Vicinity
Marine recruits offered free three year correspondence course
The United States Marine Corps announces a new program giving every recruit access to a complete correspondence school course in a wide range of subjects at government expense during the three-year enlistment period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Marine Corps
Ohio Miners to Stand by Union
Columbus July 21 Our men are not going to be driven into the mines at the point of the bayonet George W Savage secretary treasurer of the Ohio United Mine Workers says there will be no disorders among strikers when state troops are called out He notes past strikes troops ended up playing baseball with miners and expects no change this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
George W. Savage
Ohio United Mine Workers
Brave Brooklyn Policeman Fights Burglars. Wounded
Arthur Loew a 26 year old policeman and ex World War aviator was shot four times while single handedly challenging four burglars in Brooklyn. The trails of blood suggest he wounded at least three of the attackers before they fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Loew
Brooklyn
Loew
Keg of Cream Beer Blinds Man in Akron Suit
Jacob Burger sues Renner Products in Akron court for 40000 alleging a Cream Beer mixture he prepared on advice from the firm exploded. The blast blinded one eye and impaired the other, in a risky alcoholic drink incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Renner’ Products Company
Jacob Burger
Mrs Rochester Hosts Summer Breakfast Party
Mrs Cyrus Rochester entertained with a 9 o clock breakfast Thursday morning. It stood as one of the prettiest and most delightful parties of the midsummer season.
Notable Civil War Figures Born or Died in 19th Century Ohio
An 1818 charter for the Farmers' Bank of Canton is noted along with brief obituaries and birth details of figures linked to Ohio. Daniel McCook of the Fighting McCooks is cited, as are Ulysses S. Grant Jr and Cydnor Tompkins. The text mentions Tamerlane P. Marsh of Mount Union College and birth details tied to Belmont County and Orland Indiana.
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Farmers’ Bank of
Canton
Daniel McCook
McCooks
Carrollton
Kenesaw Mountain
Ulysses §. Grant, Jr
Bethel
Cydnor B. Tompkins
Congress
McConnellsville
Belmont County
Tamerlane P. Marsh
Mount Union College
Alliance
Kiorn
Orland
Ind
Head on Collision Involving Webb Summit Touring Cars
Ford touring cars driven by Pearl Bowlby and Charles Howdyshell near Webb Summits collided near the Bethany Church on the New Straitsville pike Thursday evening. Both drivers were injured as the fronts were caved in. Bowlby was thrown through the windshield but suffered only minor bruises. Wesley Coakley and Henry Howdyshel suffered bruises in the Howdyshell car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Pearl Bowlby
Charles Howdyshell
Webb
Bethany Church
New Straitsville Pike
Bowlby
Logan
Wesley Coakley
Henry Howdyshel
Howdyshell
Oldest Marion Township Resident Dead at 95
Mrs Emily Lecrone, widow of Jacob Lecrone, died Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs James McLinn in Marion township. She fractured her hip July 4 and had lived with the McLinns since. Nephews and nieces are her only relatives. Funeral at Laurel Chapel Church Sunday at 10 am, burial in adjacent cemetery by Harden Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Lecrone
Marion Township
James McLinn
Jacob Lecrone
McLinn
Laurel Chapel
Harden Undertaking Co
Logan Classifieds Offer Promises of Purchases and Jobs
Want ads from Logan urge readers to scan the classified page for possible buys and opportunities. They promise that reviewing listings may reveal items to purchase and potential chances that could benefit the reader personally or financially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
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