Pomeroy Pioneer Smith Stansbury Dies at 77
Funeral services were held at the Rutland home for Smith Stansbury 77 a pioneer of the area. He died Thursday after an illness. He is survived by his daughter Mrs Jennie Searls and two other children Homer of California and Joren Bransbury of Rutland.
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Rutland
Ternion
Baptist
Smith Stansbury
Jennie Searls
Saris
Homer
California
Joren Bransbury
Married couple wed at Pomeroy Ohio home
Syracuse July 23 The wedding of Mary E Gratehouse and Orlan A Roberts took place at 2 p m Tuesday July 19 at the groom s sister Mrs Walter S White home in Pomeroy Ohio The ceremony was performed by Rev Weed
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Robery
E. Gratehouse
Syracuse
Orlan A. Roberts
Pomeroy
Seracuse
Mary E. Gratehouse
Walter
White
Ohio
Weed
Social Notes Memories and Club Gatherings
Dr Edna Howell hosted ten members of her PomeRoy high school class of 1919 for a Thursday evening reunion with talk of old days and refreshments. The Third Thursday club met at East Main Street home of Mrs Roedell with a 6 o clock dinner and guests from Lexington Cleveland and Washington.
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Edna Howell
Pomeroy High School
Robert G. Webster
William Morgan
Reed Steinbauer
Willard Grant
Ea Vale
Pembrey
Harry. Gwinn
Gallipo
Althea Miller
Little Beards
Clara
Quivey
Margaret Clifford
Clas
Oscar Roedell
East Main Street
Ralston Russell
A. D. Russell
D. ¥. Hennessy
Tom Crow
Dor Schafer
Charles Zimmer
Lexington
Grace Weir
Washington, D. C
P. K. Smith
Stansbury Joins North Carolina Merger In Greensboro
Dr. E B Stansbury reports that his son G L Stansbury, formerly in the local undertaking business, is involved as a principal stockholder in a major merger. The Huntley Stockton Hill furniture firm of Greensboro has been bought for 260000 by a furniture chain. The old owners lease the building to the new owners and Stansbury remains general manager.
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Middlefort
E. B. Stansbury
South
G. L. Stansbury
Huntley-Stockton-Hill Furniture
Greensboro
N. C
Stansbury
Furiture
Sargeant Wins Kanawha Road Contract for Leon to Robertsburg
Charles Sargeant, Pomeroy restaurant owner, awarded a road contract in Kanawha Valley for grading and graveling four miles of highway between Leon and Robertsburg. He will supervise the project with his wife Mrs. Sargeant managing the local business. George Korn, longtime Sugar Run flour mill employee, back in Pomeroy with his 16 year old son Marion after a cross country trip from California via Cheyenne and the Columbia River region.
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Pomerot
Charles Sargeant
Kanawha, W. Va
Leon
Robertsburg
Pomeroy
George Korn
Sugar Run
California
Mr. Korn
Marion
Columbia River
Yellowstone Fork
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Carl Beckle
Mr. Beckle
Sheep specialist Pomeroy visit to Meigs county meetings
L A Kauffman sheep specialist from Ohio State University will visit Meigs county Monday for two meetings on ram selection and culling. The first session is at 9 a m at J H Musser’s farm in Rutland township. A second meeting location will be announced later.
Not Guilty Plea in Dual Courthouse Arraignments
Dr J A Malone of Athens pleads not guilty to four counts of assault and battery in Hedges court with bond set at 190 dollars. Habeas corpus filed over child custody while Myron Denoradacks pleads guilty to a bad check charge in Porter court. Campbell case against Glouster for embezzlement is dismissed for lack of prosecution.
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PE Malone
Dr. Malone
Carbondale
Dr. Malena
Malone
Phillips Auto Supply Company
National Bank
Glouster
State of Ohio
Myron Denoar
D. Phillips
Harry
Imade
Justice of Peace
Carl Porter
State of
Ghio
H. W. Campbell
Glous Iter
Tustica of Peace
E. Hedges
Fined for Drilling Oil Well Without Legal Procedure
Affidavits allege Paul Dinnean, Robert Green, William Sharen, Lloyd Duncan, and Thomas Wilson partnered to drill a York township oil well on Tick Run property near Nelsonville without filing an application or map with the state Bureau of Mines. They pleaded guilty to neglect in filing and were fined $25 each plus costs, suspended on condition the proper application and map are filed by August 15 and well plugging completed. Thomas Wilson and Paul Duncan were released from custody for lacking partnership holdings at the time.
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Ty Jerome Watson
State Bureau of Mines
Paul Dinnean
Robert Green
William Sharen
Lioyd Duncan
Thomas Wilson
York Township
Bureau of Mines
Nelsonville
Justice of the Peace
Pearl W. Helwig
Paul Duncan
Jackville Schoolboards Names Elisabeth Potter as Teacher
Athens Township board elected Elisabeth Potter as the new Jackville school teacher for the coming year. Superintendent H. R. McVoy announced the appointment yesterday after Friday’s meeting. The board also approved and paid a redecorating bill for buildings in Mechanicsburg Jackvills Factory and Sugar Creek.
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Jacky School
Elisabeth Potter
H. R. McVoy
Miss Potter
Athens Township
Mechanicsburg
Jackvills
iFactory
Sugar Creek
Moler Elected Assistant Vice President in Cleveland Trust
Arthur L Moler of Lakewood son of W E Moler Athens was named assistant vice president of Union Trust Company Cleveland. A certified public accountant and former assistant credit manager, he has held roles in Ohio state government and the Robert Morris associates local chapter. He studied at Ohio University and New York University and lives at 1603 Lincoln Ave Lakewood with his wife and two children.
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Arthur L. Moler
Lakewood
W. E. Molhe
Athens
Union Trust Company
Cleveland
Moler
Trust Company
Ohio University
New York University
Ohio
National Association of Cost Accountants
Industrial Commission of Ohio
State Auditor's Department
Robert Morris Associates
National Order of Crea- It
Cleveland ¥. M. CO. A. School of Technology
Mr. Moler
Lincoln Avenue
Four fined for drunkenness as Martinsville duo visit home
Edgar Thompson Harry McNutt Clifford Freeman and Charles Mackey received $5 fines plus costs from Pearl W. Helwig justice of the peace on Saturday morning. They were released on promise to pay within a week and were arrested by Constable I. P. Tucker. Mr and Mrs J E Bain and children Ruth and Jim Jetty visited from Martinsville.
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Emering Pitas
Edgar Thompson
Harry McNutt
Clifford Freeman
Charles Mackey
Pearl W. Helwig
Justice of the Speace
Cusitady
Constabble I. P
J. E. Bain
Ruth
Jim Jett
Martinsville
Ind
iClub Camp Aims to Build Healthful Youths in 4-H Program
The 4-H club camp on the Cops Jand farm the week of August 3, led by county extension agent T. H. Johnson, offers sports and outdoor activities to teach campers useful crafts, healthful exercise, and self reliance. Supervisors will ensure safety, with first aid on site and doctor on call for serious cases. No visitors day is planned, but visitors may come.
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Cops Jand
T. H. Johnson
Johnson
Ming
Man POMEROY Sheriff Add Tires Theft to Indeterminate Sentence
Elmer Mc Cutcheon was taken to the penitentiary by Sheriff Willock and Deputy Welker to serve an indeterminate term on a charge of stealing tires from the Koehler filling station months earlier. The court had not sentenced him then, but upon recent intoxication and a liquor find, he was brought before the court and sentenced.
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Pomeroy
Elmer McCutcheon
Willock
Welker
Koehler
Hquor
United Motors
Family reunites Pomeroy relatives in July gathering
Mrs. Andy Schmittauer arrives from Springfield after 19 years to reconnect with the Schmittauer family in Pomeroy. Her daughter Madge, employed in Columbus, joins. Mrs. Kate Bramlage of Columbus greets her daughter returning from Omaha with her new husband, Gilbert Harry, former Nebraskan editor now Union Pacific ad man. MIDDLEPORT BRIEFS note births and moves as local families relocate and visit.
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Reunes Pomeroy
Andy Schmittauer
Springfield
Madge
Columbus
Schmittauers
Kate Bramlage
Omaha
Nebraska
Gilbert Harry
Union Pacific Railway
Camp aims to provide recreation and life lessons
Mr. Yohnsen stated the camp offers recreation and amusement with valuable lessons for later life. He noted a daily vesper service at sundown will suit the occasion and respect all faiths, as the program opens and closes in harmony with nature.
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Yohn-sen
Former Music Instructor Honored With Granger Scholarship
Miss Sirauhee T. Arpee formerly taught advanced piano at Ohio University and has been awarded a Percy Granger scholarship in Chicago. A cosmopolitan pianist educated in Constantinople and Berlin, she may join Chicago permanently after studying with Granger. The Athens Kiwanis club will hear Robert Weber report the Memphis convention at the Hotel Berry luncheon.
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Chicago
Sirauhee T. Arpee
Ohio University
Percy Granger
Arpee
Granger
Constantinople
Miss Arpee
United States
Europe
Paul Lange
Berlin
Mayer Scharwenka
Crescent College
Athens Kiwanis Club
Robert Weber
Giouster
Memphis
Berry
Hospital Notes at Sheltering Arms Hospital
Mrs. Olive Baughman of Albany admitted for medical treatment and much improved. H. W. Grover of Athens admitted for a minor operation and left the hospital Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart announce the birth of a son at the hospital Saturday morning. Other patients include Mrs. Maude Tubbs Pratt family area, Fred Moore Guysville, Mrs. C P B Athens, Miss Thelma Mel Nutt Athens. Discharges include Mrs. Elsie R. Wanster and baby Athens and Miss Irma Saylor Athens.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Olive Baughman
Albany
H. W. Grover
Athens
John Stewart
Maude Tubbs
Pratts Fark
Fred Moore
Guysville
Thelma Mel Nutt
Elsie R. Wanster and Baby
Irma Saylor
Caruso-Moore Engagement Reported in Venice Dinner
A.R.A dispatch from Venice states that Dorothy Caruso widow of the metropolitan tenor is engaged to Alexander Moore former American ambassador to Spain. The announcement came at a dinner at the Excelsior Hotel Lido Moore was the husband of late actress Lillian Russell who died in 1921.
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Rome
A.r—A
Venice
Dorothy Caruso
Alexander Moore
Spain
Excelsior Hotel
Lido
Moore
Lillian Russell
Worst storm clouds the Midwest with flood damage
Northwestern Ohio areas recover from a severe electrical wind storm this season. Many buildings were damaged and transportation lines crippled while cellars and streets flooded. Wildlife losses reported after the flood.
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Northwestern Ohio
Toledo
U.P
Ohio
Harrisburgh
Pennsylvania Storm Ravages Perry and Dauphin Regions
A cloudburst this morning swamped Perry County and the northern areas of Dauphin County, inundating streets and disrupting travel as residents assess flood damage and crews work to restore power and clear debris.
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Pennsylvania
Perry
Dauphin County
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Elizabet Potter
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W. E. Moler
Cleveland Trust Company
iClub
William Steiff
Minnie Scott
Cincinnati
Ralph Frecker
Scott
George Broyles
Mire Walter
Howell
Charleston
Fela
Hachive
Ron'rem
Westinghouse Automatic Iron
Ohio Electric Company
Delco-Remy
the Automotive Battery & Electric. CO. K. of
P. Bids
Caruso-Moore
Engag
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Diance
Dee Yu
Whaley Dental Rooms
the Swanson Furniture Co
E. Washington
Frank
Secy
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