Carleton lawsuit settled out of court over labor claim
Belle Carleton of Syracuse sued John W. Wood administrator of A. W. Workes estate for about 500 dollars for labor performed for the Tribune Telegraph when it was owned by Vorhes. The case in common pleas court was to be heard by a jury Monday but settled before trial and jurors were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Carleton
Syracuse
John W. Wood
A. W. Workes
Common Pleas
Miss Carleton
Tribune-Telegraph
Vorhes
Boy Burns Report From Attempted Bullet Removal
Sunday incident in Syracuse where Leland Roberts and Donald Holter, young locals, tried to melt lead from a shell to remove a bullet. The cartridge exploded, badly burning Roberts on the face and neck. he is the son of Mr and Mrs Avery Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Roberts
Donald Holter
Syracuse
Roberts
Avery Roberts
Juvenile Delinquency Case In Pomeroy Court
Two youths in Pomeroy Second ward remain jailed until the fall Grand Jury term after failing to post bonds of 1000 and 500 dollars in Justice Martin's court. They are charged with contributing to the delinquency of Virginia Hannell, a 14 year old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Martin
Virginia Hannell
Pomeroy Second Ward
Pomeroy Couple to Observe Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs A D Weed of Pomeroy mark fifty years of marriage with a Golden Anniversary celebration planned for Wednesday August 8. Mr Weed has been an invalid, bedridden for long periods, as children gather for the family observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Weed
Pomeroy
Clark divorce case postponed for more evidence
Stella Clark and William Clark faced a divorce hearing late last week but the case was not completed and was continued for further evidence to be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Clark
William Clark
Tenting in Pennsylvania Rev Hyde Vacation Trip
Reverend Hyde pastor of the Pome Roy Presbyterian Church and his family left by car for a vacation to their old homes in Academia Pennsylvania. Clarence Stewart 47 and George Richards 65 will drive about 450 miles and likely camp there for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Hyde
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Academia
Clarence Stewart
George
Richards
Family Relatives Increase in Ongoing Census Returns
The notice notes growing numbers of extended family members contributing to household records as officials seek accurate genealogical data. It emphasizes expanding kin networks and the importance of documenting connections within the community.
Death of Samuel Zerkle at Syracuse in 11 a.m. on Saturday
Samuel Zerkle born October 28, 1848, died at the home of his son in law Henry Zleher in Syracuse at 11 a.m. Saturday. A Civil War veteran and carpenter, he spent most of his life in New Haven. He and his wife moved in with their daughter years ago. Funeral held in New Haven at 2 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Samuel Zerkle
Henry Zleher
New Haven
Death of William Clifford Wolfe in Letart township
Mr and Mrs Peter Wolfe of Plants Letart township mourn the death of their baby boy William Clifford Wolfe who died July 18. He was born December 22 of the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe
Peter Wolfe
Plants
Letart Township
William Clifford Wolfe
Marriage Announcement for Miss Mary Katherine Geyer and Mr Leslie Willmott
Friends in Pomeroy report the marriage of Miss Mary Katherine Geyer daughter of Mrs George H Geyer to Mr Leslie Karl Willmott on Thursday evening July 21 in Xenia Ohio The couple will be at home after November 1 in Chentu West China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mary Katherine ‘Geyer
George H
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallia County
Ralph Martin of Langsville and Della Hoffman of Vinton. Benton Fife of Pomeroy and Hazel Rader of Gallipolis. Marriage licenses issued in local interest in Gallia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia County
Ralph Martin
Langsville
Della Hoffman
Vinton
Benton Fife
Pomeroy
Hazel Rader
Gallipolis
Chautauqua Affects Simpson M. E and Pomeroy Churches
No preaching services at Simpson M E church for two Sundays due to chautauqua. Pomeroy Presbyterian holds services for Rev Hyde's vacation month. Sunday school continues at both churches. Ladies Aid and husbands plan picnic on Lyons grounds tonight hosted by Mrs Lloyd and Mrs France. Simpson M E junior and primary depart ments picnic at fair grounds Thursday at 1 20 p m, rain location the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. BE
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Hyde
Ladies Aid
Presbyterian Church
Lyons Grounds
Mesdames Lloyd
France
Courthouse Officials Enjoy Picnic at Paine's Grove Rutland
Courthouse officials had a picnic on Sunday at Paine's Grove in Rutland. They ate dinner and supper, delivered speeches, and gamboled on the sword before visiting the fair grounds. Others included Miss Whestone Edgar Morris and wife Jake Hartenbach and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Fair Grounds
Miss Whestone
Edgar Morris
Jake Hartenbach
Rutland Guests Dine With Walter Dean and Rev Parmalee Party
State inspector Walter Dean hosted a dinner with visiting Rev Parmalee and his wife in Rutland, strengthening local civic and religious ties during their itinerary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dean
Rev. Parmalee and Wife
Rutland
Twin babies Paul and Pauline Arthur Die in Tragedy
On July 11 Paul Arthur one of the twin babies of Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitch of Kerri Run passed away A day or two earlier Pauline Alice the girl also died in the same distressing span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twis
Paul Arthur
Arthur Mitch
Kerri Run
Pauline Alice
James Caldwell Reported Dangerously Ill in Huntington
James Caldwell a Huntington West Virginia capitalist and citizen and uncle of Dr G H Caldwell of Pomeroy and former Letart resident is reported to be dangerously ill with little hope of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Huntington
W. Va
G. H. Caldwell
Pomeroy
Letart
Portage Wheat Leads County Crops With Higher Yield
Portage wheat shows an average of two bushels more per acre than other varieties and better quality. Hay harvest is decent but not as good as last year. White top and wild carrot appear in many areas due to wet weather earlier. Corn and oats look solid and a strong corn yield is expected with adequate rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage
Pomeroy Briefs Miss Hayes Visits Cherington Home
Miss Mildred Hayes of Guggville, a college chum of Miss Rowena Cherrington at Ohio University, is spending a week at the Cherington home on Union Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Mildred Hayes
Guggville
Paine Family Visiting Relatives in Local Arrangements
John T. Paine and his wife arrive from Detroit for an extended visit with Mr. Paine’s sister Mrs. J. A. Willock and Mrs. Paine’s sister Mrs. W. F. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Paine
Detroit
Mr. Paine
J. A. Willock
Mrs. Paine
W. F. Price
Narrow escape after bike auto collision on Lincoln Hill
Court Weaver’s car met Clarence Idle and Malcolm Hartley on bicycles at the Lincoln Hill curve. The autos struck the bikes, crushing both front wheels, yet the two boys escaped serious injury though upset by the damage. If Weaver drove faster the outcome might have been a double killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Weaver
Lincoln Hill
Clarence Idle
Malcolm Hartley
Weaver
Logan Family Reunion Held at Collings Home
The E. L. Long family gathered at Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Collings home in Logan on Sunday. All children attended except one daughter. Attendees included BE Long and family of McArthur, E K Long and family of Lamona Iowa, Guy Hansel and the hosts RB Long and family. RB Long and family drove about 1000 miles to attend after a week visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Long
F. M. Collings
BE. L. Long
McArthur
E. KE. Long
Lamonia
Guy Hansel
Logan
RB. E. Long
County Crops Report A Light Harvest Across County
Reports from county sections show crops lighter than usual with wheat threshings yielding eight to nine bushels per acre on average across areas.
County School Board Meeting Deliberates on Levy and Policies
County school board members attended a courthouse meeting Saturday. Prof George M Morris was to address but did not appear. Prof W C Bra headers county superintendent led the session. The conference covered new school laws, three mill levy, pupil transportation, emergency certificates, high school, and compulsory attendance. About twenty two members attended and participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Morris
W. C. Brashares
Worty
Millfield Beaten 7 to 5 in Ragged City Field Game
Millfield lost 7 to 5 in a rough contest as the locals turned nine errors. Logan lineup debut included Jones Stone and Dupler with Dupler hitting a triple and Jones strong at third. Cope recovered from a shaky prior game with two hits three runs driven in and strong fielding. Jacksonville with Daugherty on the mound visits next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millfield
Jones
Stone
Jacksonville
Daugherty
Rochester Youth Rushed to Columbus Hospital After Illness
William Rochester son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rochester of N Market Street was taken ill at Buckeye Lake on Sunday and rushed to Columbus hospital. He underwent an operation and his parents hurried to be with him after being notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rochester
Walter Rochester
N. Market Street
Columbus
Buckeye Lake
Fugitive Earnest Russell Captured After Board Bill Alarm
Police received a telegram from CC B McClaskey of Vinton asking Officer James Thomas to arrest Earnest Russell who skipped a board bill. Russell boarded a northbound Hocking Valley train at Durgan, was described, and seized upon arrival at the local station. He was held for Vinton authorities who arrived later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skips Board
James Thomas
CC. B. McClaskey
Vinton
Earnest Russell
Hocking Valley
Durgan
Thomas
Rail distribution on River Division between Dundas and Gallipolis
A Logan work train distributes rails on the River Division between Dundas and Gallipolis. The steel, almost new, comes from the Columbus to Toledo main line. Laying of the new material is not expected to start for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dundas
Gallipolis
Columbus
Toledo
Carnival Aide Arrest Raises Questions in Columbus
Columbus police wired authorities to report the arrest of George Bell, drummer with the carnival band in Logan for a week. No complaint had been filed locally, suggesting the carnival group requested the arrest. The carnival moved on to Clarksburg West Virginia Sunday morning, leaving officials puzzled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Bell
Logan
Clarksburg
W. Va
Timberlake injured in scaffold fall on Third Street
John Timberlake a Logan Council carpenter was seriously hurt when a scaffold collapsed while he and son Arthur worked on a residence on Third Street. Timberlake fell ten to twelve feet landing on his head and shoulders. He was taken to Dr Allen for treatment and later home at 498 North Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
John Timberlake
Logan Counncil
Arthur Timberlake
Timberlake
Allen
Peece's This Time Last Year Exhibition Result
Cincinnati defeated Cleveland 4 to 3 in an exhibition game played at Cleveland last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peece
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Oliver Hartley
Majestic Theatre
Aan
Thé
D. Zenner Co
Gallia
Clinton Webb
Columbia
May Allison
Mary
Billy Franey
OF the West
Charles Ray
Phyllis
Majestic Concert Orchestra
Vera Gordon
the Greatest
Swanson Furniture
N. Court ST
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