Probate Court Notes Bond Reductions and Guardianship
Among recent entries in the Probate Court records a bond for W G Plantz as administrator of the Berthold Siemer estate was reduced from 12000 to 4500. The probate of Mary M Deemer’s will is noted. A juvenile complaint is filed against Owen Wince. Jennie Hayes Parker guardian filed an additional bond regarding Thelma Hayes and Jennie Hayes Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Hartley
W. G. Plantz
Berthold Siemer
Mary M. Deemer
Owen Wince
Jennie Hayes
Parker
Guardian
Thelma Hayes
Jennie Hayes Parker
Pfarr Family Welcomes Baby Girl in Wabasso and More
A message to relatives announces the arrival of a fine baby girl at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Pfarr in Wabasso Florida. She is a granddaughter of Mrs George Pfarr and part of the Pfarr family in Palm or Bend area. Two late arrivals in Middleport were daughters born to Engineer Tom Monahan and wife, and Dave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Pfarr
Wabasso
Fla
George Pfarr
Wide Pfarr
Pomeroy Bend
Middleport
Tom Monahan
Dave
Entsminger and Ruth Louise In Marriage Notation
Entsminger and his wife Ruth Louise are referenced in the notice. The brief indicates the wife will answer to the name Ruth Louise, signaling a change or use of an alternate surname.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entsminger
Ruth Louise
Pomeroy Briefs and Local Visits
Mrs John Flood and children visiting her brothers Glenroy and Ben Ewing in Portsmouth Ohio. Uncle John Ewing turns 76 tomorrow and a family reunion will celebrate at his home. H W Kure and family from Hamilton Ohio visit Laban Hill family. Mr Kure recently left hospital and cannot work. Edna Howell returns from Athens Ohio. Prof Homer Cherrington and sisters Edith Jessie depart to Niagara Falls for a short stay before August 26 college end. Tennis court construction begins on Dr Downies Lincoln Hill lot. Lincoln Hill Tennis club to be formed.
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Pomeroy
John Flood
Portsmouth
Ohio
Glenroy
Ben Ewing
John Ewing
Ewing
Mr. Ewing
H. W. Kure
Hamilton
Laban Hill
Kure
Edna Howell
Athens
Homer Cherrington
Edith
Jessie
Anne Arbor
Mich
Niagara Falls
Dr. Downies Lot
Lincoln Hill
Man Exhibits Five-Legged Calf At Fairs
Will exhibit freak L C Kennan, once of Middleport now Langaville, who lost a hand from an accidental gun discharge, with a five legged calf over a year old. The calf’s extra limb grows from the backbone above the front legs. The owner plans to tour fairs and celebrations with the animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kennan
Middleport
Langaville
Thealf
Middleport Child Undergoes Operation in Greenfield
Word from Mrs. Fred Crary of Middleport reports her son Ludwick has undergone an operation at a Greenfield hospital under the direction of Dr. Robert Jones, a former Middleporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Crary
Middleport
Ludwick
Greenfield, O
Robert Jones
Ewing Plans Sample Merchandising Stores Use of Samples
G H Ewing, Main street grocer, has patented a new retail plan based on selling goods by samples. The store layout divides spaces for moving and storing items, with price marked samples and an automated sales record system. The aim is to minimize staff while tracking profits, suggesting Ewing Sample Stores could spread nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Ewing
Mr. Ewing
Ewing
Father of Grant Circle victim objects to death claim
In a letter to The Messenger Grant Circle’s father questions the accident cause arguing speeding and careless driving by Roush killed the boy near Racine on June 28. He recalls warnings to Roush, notes sisters escaped harm, and says Roush remains a speed danger despite the boy's burial in Carmel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Racine
Roush
Carmel Cemetery
Remembering William B Rice A Life of Service in Rome Township
William Byron Rice born March 1 1860 on the family farm died July 11 1921 aged 61 years 4 months 10 days He was one of seven children three survive and left six daughters and one son from his marriage to Marguerite McGraw Their home was in Rome Township where he served on the Board of Education and promoted local schools He married Marguerite in 1891 she died in 1909 They were child a large family with six daughters and one son all at home except Mrs R W Finsterwald Burial and church affiliations include Savannah and Stewart lodges and the M W of A He was known for helping others and living honorably with a final tribute to quiet steadfast faith and perseverance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Byron Rice
James and
Rexa Villa Beebe Rice
Harriet Burritt
Mineral
Margaret Ewers
J. H. Rice
Athens
Mary Rew
Sarah Smith
Anna Stewart Smith
Tuppers’ Plains
Rome Township
Marguerite McGraw
R. W. Finsterwald
Pomeroy
Ohio
Savannah Lodge
Stewart Lodge
Stewart Camp
M. W
Held we fall to rise to fight better motto
A compact maxim reflecting resilience and adaptation. The phrase suggests learning from defeat to strengthen future effort and endure through hardship with renewed purpose.
Expressions of thanks from the children for funeral kindness
The children express sincere appreciation for acts of kindness floral offerings and sympathy shown by friends and relatives at the time of their father’s death, signed by The Children.
Ohio road contractors blamed for labor exploitation claims
Lee Han of the Ohio District United Mine Workers accuses road contractors of exploiting unemployment by hiring unemployed miners at 30 cents an hour while contracts specify as high as 55 cents. Contractors deny the charge, citing contract terms and district conditions. L. C. Herrick says the state roles are limited to ensuring road completion on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Road
Lee Han
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
Hall
Herrick
Brothers clash as Mike praises Tom Gibbons for coming strength
Mike Gibbons says his brother Tom has grown into a tougher fighter and predicts Tom will beat Georges Carpentier for the light heavyweight title. He notes Tom’s punching power, body hitting accuracy, and strategic study, while preparing alone at Lake Osakis as Tom trains at his summer home with family.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Mike Gibbons
Mike
Tom
Ratner
Georges Carpentier
Tommy
Carpentier
Sen Carpentier
Dempsey
Lake Osakis
Dunlap and Son Seek Receiver for Ohio Farm
Joseph W. and Howard P. Dunlap of Algier Hardin county request a federal court to appoint a receiver to run their Dunlap and Son farming operation. They value the farm at 175000 and the crop stock and other property at 85000. Total debts appear at 272132 with assets of 280000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Joseph W
Howard P. Dunlap
Algier
Hardin County
Dunlap and Son
Federal Court
Moses Myrick Buried After Drowning in Oldtown
Moses Myrick, a carnival laborer and World War I veteran, was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery after a Friday service. Harden Co's care handled the body since the drowning Monday while Rev. C. F. Laner led the chapel service. Military honors were presented as relatives could not be reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Webb
Moses Myrick
Oldtown
Oak Grove Cemetery
Harden Co
C. F. Laner
American Legion
Smith Carnival
Cars Collide Injuring Two on Market Street
Paul Fox Jr. and Mrs. Jennie Hartman were injured when Fox’s car collided with a second vehicle stopped before the Walter Rochester residence on Market Street. Flying glass caused cuts and bruises. both cars were damaged. Dr Lyons attended the injured before they returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fox, Jr
Harry Watson
Market Street
Jennie Hartman
Hartman
Fox
Walter Rochester
Dr. Lyons
Merry Maker Club honors Mrs Ward Chase with shower
Miss Irma Hall and Mrs Buellaby hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Ward Chase, a bride of last week, with social diversions and a contest won by Mrs Gifford Huls who gave her prize plate to the guest of honor. Present were Ruth Wilson, Freda Kleinschmidt, Breta McVey, Martha Chase, Kathryn Koppe, Mrs Gifford Hull and Mrs Ivan Moorehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Hall
Otterbein Guild Meets at Mrs Hansel Home
Mrs R H Hansel hosted the Otterbein Guild gathering on Thursday evening. The only guest was Miss Ethel Ulrich visiting with Miss Florence Hansel. A missionary program preceded refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
R. H. Hansel
Guild
Ethel Ulrich
Florence Hansel
Sisters enjoy sewing social at Marie Haley home
The Sister Susies spent a delightful Thursday evening at Miss Marie Haley's home on S. Mulberry Street. They shared sewing and social chatter and enjoyed a fine two course lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susies
Marie Haley
S. Mulberry St
New Rebekah Lodge Founded in Haydenville
A new Rebekah lodge named White Lily Lodge No 80 was instituted at Haydenville on Thursday evening. It began with 32 charter members and 95 attendees, including about 50 from Logan. Officers elected were Mrs Mary Thompson Noble Grand Mrs Walters Vice Grand and Mrs W A Martin Deputy President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Thompson
Noble Grand
Walters
W. A. Martin
Soldier’s Body Returned for Burial in Local Area
Hocking county relatives of Clarence Ringhisen were informed his body arrived in New York from overseas and will be sent to Logan for burial. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Ringhizer who live west of the city. The local legion requested to hold a military funeral, likely Monday, marking three funerals in less than a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Clarence Ringhisen
New York
Logan
Samuel Ringhizer
Legion
Speeding arrest ends with Columbus dealer fined
Officer James Thomas arrested Mike Iamarino a wholesale fruit dealer from Columbus for speeding on Hunter street about five o clock Friday morning. arraigned before Mayor Miller he refused to plead then entered a guilty plea and paid 25 dollars plus costs 30.40 total released. He had fled the scene but was captured again later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Thomas
Mike Iamarino
Columbus
Hunter Street
Miller
Statues Honor Robert Burns Across Nations
The 125th anniversary of Robert Burns death is July 21 with numerous statues worldwide. In the United States memorials stand in New York San Francisco Chicago Boston Atlanta Denver Milwaukee Fall River Albany and Barre. Additional monuments are in Edinburgh Glasgow Dumfries London Belfast Toronto Melbourne Adelaide Sydney Dunedin and Fredericton.
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Robert Burns
United States
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
Denver
Milwaukee
Fall River
Albany
Barre
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dumfries
London
Belfast
Toronto
Melbourne
Adelaide
Sidney Dunedin
Fredericton
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Wellston
John B. Bain
Secy
Columbia
Hoot Gibson
Featuring
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Greenfield Hospital
Opera House
Bryan
Ohio University
Union Lane
Cuyahoga River
Allen Gaylord
West 11Th Street
St. Clair Avenue
Cleveland
Dead Boy
Glouster
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Ball Park
Hogan and
Thomas
Daugherty and
Seckinger
Elmer Burritt Bryan
Perfection
Back, Timken, Hyatt and
New Departure Bearings
Richmond
The
Gage Auto Co
William Russell
Bare
Knuckles
Majestic Concert Orchestra
Charles Ray
Phyllis
Mo van
Anther
Athens Lumber Co
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