Pomeroy Bend notes fifty guests at Harrisonville reunion
Warner family reunion near Pomeroy Bend drew about fifty attendees. Guests included out of town visitors from Columbus and New Mexico, and Evansville residents. Several locals announced travel plans and family movements. James W. White, 57, died in Flora after six months illness. funeral at Burtingham church. Polly Morris started a new position with Ohio Power as storekeeper.
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Pomeroy
Warner
Harrisonville
P. O. Warner
Daughrace
Columbus
Esterin
Willa Lee
New Mexico
Dana Greenler
Evansville
Thalana
Larkin
Turtleford
Sackatchewan
Anada
Judge Peoples to Visit kin and Huntington Chautauqua
Pomeroy July 30 Judge and Mrs C E Peoples will visit Huntington Friday morning to stay with son E M Sidney and family and return Friday They will attend the closing chautauqua entertainment in Huntington Ky with Boy Scouts band. Grandsons Edward and Aries Peoples are in a popular musical group on a two months tour of Kentucky Tennessee Georgia Alabama Missouri Illinois and West Virginia with Vanceburg listed as a date.
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Pomeroy
C. E. Peoples
Tntington
E. M. Sidney
Pridny
Anceburg
Huntington Boy Scouts Band
Edward
Aries Peoples
Keny
Tennessee
Georgia
Ala Ma
Missouri
Illinois
West Vrginia
Vanceburg
Pomeroy Woman Joins Five Hundred Club Event Honors Relatives
Mrs Ebersbach entered the Five Hundred club in Pomeroy on July 30 honoring her niece Miss Hariet Fores of Shelbyville. Mrs Don Shacfer won first prize and Oscar Kline took second prize in the event.
Bridge Club Winners Highlight Midport Meeting
An entry from Midport notes a bridge gathering on Monday evening at Mrs. en Rust’s Fifth Street home. Four tables played, Walter Harris took first prize, Ferd Hawkins earned club prize, and Mrs. Sullivan Sayre won the consum prize. eight invited guests joined regular club members for the event.
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Midpleport
En Rust
Fifth Street
Five Hundred
Lawn Party Honoring Mrs Leah on Main Street
Mrs Leah hosts a lawn party at her Main Street home on a July evening. Guests enjoy songs and fireworks with refreshments. Performers include Margaret Downie Christine Nownice Agnes McQuigg Thelma Edne Visher and Lucille Fhtden who sing school and popular tunes with Vesiecle accompaniment.
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Leah
Main Street
Widses
Margaret Downie
Christine Nownice
Agnes McQuigg
Thelma Hi Edne Visher
Lucille Fhtden
Pomeroy Area Casts Orders and Visits This Week
Miss Eunice Burdett visited Las Mary Leftwich at Point Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. George Caldwell are home from Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. George Reuter and daughters of Cleveland are visiting Pomeroy relatives. John and Emmett Phelps left for Marion and Moline to spend about a year. Mrs. Thomas Donahue called to Marion Virginia. Mrs. A. P. Eiselstein and son Raymond motored to Nelsonville to visit Mrs. Dana Windson. Mrs. Frank Thomas ill but able to be out. Wendell Kautz and son Paul left for Raymond North Dakota for a month on their farm. Curt Weaver attended the Wellston fair. Mrs. D. W. Wetzel making an extended visit with Mrs. Charles Atting in Portsmouth. Mrs. Joe Meter called to Wilmington for grandfather W. F. e. Mr. and Mrs. A. Clunk of Columbus visiting the former's mother and others at Syracuse. Eugene Neff of Columbus visiting Virgil Campbell. George McQuigg and family visiting Columbus relatives for a day. Mrs. Henry Mees visiting relatives and friends at Chester. Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Malone and daughter Ailese visiting Mr.
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Pomeroy
Eunice Jane Burdett
Las Mary Leftwich
Point Pleasst
George Caldwell
Parkersburg
Ifr
George Reuter
Cleveland
John
Emmett Phelps
Marion
Emmett
Moline
Thomas Donahue
A. I’. Eiselstein
Raymond
Nelsonville
Dana Windson
Frank Thomas
Wendell Kautz
Paul
N. D
Curt Weaver
D. W. Wetzel
Charles
Portsmouth
Joe Meter
Tomington
A. Clunk
Colum
Syracuse
Ugene Neff
Columbus
Virgil Campbell
Eorge McQuigg
Henry Mees
Relaand
Chester
S. H. Malone
Ghter
Ailese
Weekend visitors and travelers from Point Pleasant and Columbus
Local society notes record multiple families and individuals visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Mrs. Max Harrah and kin toured northern areas, others visited Point Pleasant Columbus Millersport Buckeye Lake and Marion, with trips by Rev. C. V. Skinner and friends from Youngstown and Columbus.
Two Men Fined for Inland Fish Law Violations
Archie Daily and E. J. Dunfee were fined $25 plus costs by Magistrate P. W. Helwig after being charged with selling fish caught in the Hocking River inland waters. State game warden EB Lefever, Athens Izaak Walton League member, led the arrest and has recently made several fish and game law arrests.
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Archie Daily
E. J. Dunfee
P. W. Helwig
EB. T. Lefever
Hocking River
Lefever
Athens
Izaak Walton League of America
Methodist Sunday School Picnic Set for August 6
The First Methodist church and Sunday school will hold a picnic on the Athens county fairgrounds Thursday August 6 announced by Sunday school superintendent S K Mardis. Last year 500 attended and organizers aim to surpass that figure with games and a general good time for all bring a well filled basket.
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First Methodist Church
Athens County Fairgrounds
S. K. Mardis
Mardis
Farmer Admiral Brown finds a sulfur smoke cure for beetles
Admiral N Brown of Ames township says he discovered and tested a simple sulfur smoke method to kill Mexican bean beetles. He burned sulfur in a smoker with rotten wood and smoked each bean plant, reporting elimination of beetles and eggs. He treated beans including bunch, Kentucky wonders, and lima varieties with inexpensive results.
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Admiral N. Brown
Ames Township
Brown
Kentucky
Athens Woman Observes 90th Anniversary
Mrs. Julia A. Timney of Athens County celebrates her ninetieth birthday with a picnic and family reunion at the state hospital grounds. She remains active in gardening and housework, aided by Mrs. Walter Konkoskia who notes her vigor. Timney lived in Lodi Township before moving to Richland avenue fifty six years ago.
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Julia A. Timney
Richland Avenue
State Hospital
Timney
Athens County
Walter Konkoskia
Lodi Township
Dennis Timney
Seventy-third Ohio Regiment
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Help Child Gain Weight
A testimonial from Mrs. Babcock of Appleton credits McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets with lifting a frail child from nine years an invalid to gaining seven pounds after eight boxes. The letter promotes the tablets as a safe, pleasant remedy versus stomach upsetting oils and urges buying from authorized druggists with a thirty day money back guarantee.
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McCoy
Babcock
America
Clinharmacy Co
McKee
MccCoy
Mit
Memory of river road and sawmill life recalled
Mrs Timney recounts early days along a road through a dense wood where her husband worked at a riverbank sawmill. She cooked for many laborers, crossed a low wooden bridge to fetch water, and later returned to a Lodi township farm as clearing ended and state hospital construction began. Out-of-town guests include Heil and Heil daughter Florence, Lewis, Kahler, and Kimble families.
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Lodi
Timney
George Heil
Florence Heil
Columbus
James T. Lewis
Middleport
Henry Kahler
Pomeroy
Arthur Kimble
Joy Kimble
Ice Cream Supper Planned by Hebbardsville Church Group
The Christian Endeavor society of Hebbardsville Presbyterian church hosts an ice cream supper on the church lawn next Saturday evening August 1. All proceeds go to church activities and missions.
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Hebbardsville Presbyterian Church
Ohio faces $361,900 yearly tax loss if Buckeye suit succeeds
The Buckeye Pipeline company sues 45 Ohio counties in Federal District court to stop county auditors from collecting taxes for the last half of 1925. It argues that while state assessments set true value, county real estate is assessed at a fraction of true value, risking large revenue losses for the state and subdivisions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Pipeline Company
Iax Commission
Royal wedding set for September in Rome dispatch
London reports the marriage of Princess Mafal da, second daughter of the king and queen of Italy, to Prince Philip of Hesse, nephew of the former Kaiser. The ceremony is planned for September 23, as per a Central News Rome dispatch.
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London
Mafalda
Italy
Philip
Hesse
Germany
Rome
T Today
Death of Seward Steffy in Rushville
Seward Steffy, 59, a former Glouster resident, died at his Rushville home after months of ill health following flu last winter. Survived by widow and three children Rosa May Neil and Byron. Born in Homer township Morgan County, he lived on the family farm most of life. Body to be brought to Glouster Friday. funeral at Bishopville church at 2 pm conducted by Magic City Lodge I O O S. Burial in Maplewood cemetery.
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Glouster
Seward Steffy
Rushville
Steffy
Rosa May
Neil
Byron
Homer Township
Morgan County
Bishopville
Magic City Lodge
Maplewood
Homecoming at Burr Oak School House on August 2
A Burr Oak school house homecoming is planned for Sunday August 2 inviting former teachers pupils residents and friends to attend with baskets for a day of activities and fellowship.
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Glouster
Burr Oak School
Homer township to receive bids for Pedicord school
The Homer township Morgan county board of education will receive bids for the Pedicord school building until 1 p m on August 15. Ernest L Beard serves as clerk of the board.
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Glouster
Board of Education
Homer Township
Morgan County
Ernest L. Beard
Clark Seeks Specialist Over Cataract in Left Eye
J R Clark Sr traveled to Columbus on July 30 to consult a specialist about a cataract forming in his left eye that is nearly obstructing vision.
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Glouster
J. R. Clark, Sr
Columbus
Installation of Chickamauga Council Officers Planned
Chickamauga Council, Degree of Pocahontas will install officers at Friday evening meeting. A pot luck supper follows and each member should bring her favorite dish.
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Glouster
Chickamauga Council
Degree of Pocahontas
Odd Fellows encampment to install officers tonight
Glouster July 30 The I C O F meeting of the Odd Fellows encampment will install officers this evening. After the work refreshments will be served and a social good time enjoyed.
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Glouster
Odd Fellows
Loyal Women Class Meets at Mrs. Gessell’s Home
In Clouster on Friday at 7 30 p m the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ will gather at the home of Mrs A A Gessell for an evening meeting.
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Clouster
Church of Christ
A. A. Gessell
Mom n Pop Suspected Tied Up in the Magic Mud Co
A local business known as MOM N POP Faces an acute situation amid alleged entanglement with the Magic Mud Co. Authorities are reviewing the incident and assessing potential liabilities and safety concerns for staff and customers.
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Magic Mud CO
Return of local visitors and family travels noted
Miss Freda Roberts and Miss Helena Echstenkamper returned from Canton and Bucyrus with John Echstenkamper of Canton visiting Jacksonville. Mrs Bill Burns and two children came home to Wapakoneta with John Ray. Mrs Anna Timbrink of Detroit visits Detroit then Cincinnati guests. B F Achauer returns from ten day lakeside cottage outing.
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Freda Roberts
Helena Echstenkamper
Jacksonville
Canton
Bucyrus
John Echstenkamper
Herman Echstenkamper
Bill Burns
Wapakoneta
Baltimore Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Medicine
Mrs. Gingrich of 1375 N Gilmor St Baltimore reports using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to ease menopausal symptoms and a frail system. She says one bottle helped during the critical time and she remains well, noting it also aided her daughters after marriage and childbirth. The ad touts the remedy as dependable for midlife women.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Gingrich
N. Gilmor St
Maryland
Bowdoin is wedged in Melville Bay ice pack
The Bowdoin flagship of the MacMillan Arctic expedition is wedged in the Melville Bay ice pack. Commander MacMillan reported by radio to the National Geographic Society on July 3.
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Washington
Bowdoin
MacMillan Arctic Expedition
Melville Bay
MacMillan
National Geographic Society
Akron Medical Rescue After Ear Torn Off Accident
Ben F. Davies 57 former Cleveland resident and deputy county recorder in Akron was badly hurt when his right ear was torn off in a car crash. He dodged in front of a vehicle driven by Andrew Arnold, was knocked down and dragged several feet, and his ear was found missing when he was recovered.
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Akron
Ben F. Davies
Cleveland
Andrew Arnold
Missionary Talk At Canaanville School House
Mrs. Kimmy, described as an able speaker, is said to be doing significant good in her home mission work. The event is a Sunday sermon at the Canaanville school house on August 2 at 10 20 o clock.
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Canaanville
Kimmy
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Ed Bolen
Anna Yeager
Carrie Yeager
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Lizzie Roush
Mildred
Follansbee
W. Va
Virgil Roush
W. C. Jones
The
Presbyterian Church
Forrest Lake
Herman Ohlinger
Pekin
Mary Ohlinger
James W. White
Flora
Fred
Burtingham
Polly” Morris
Edgar Morris
Ohio Power Company
Mrs. Rust
Max Harrah
Harry Lewis
Point Pleasant
Robert Harris
Sallie Jordan
W.S. Bailey
William Owens
Chicago
George Owens
C. V. Skinner
Michigan
Herman Hoffner
Millersport
Buckeye Lake
Arthur Arnold
Lew Bradley
Jank Murphy
Francis Snook
Edna
Hannah Owens
Youngstown
Walter Owens
Herbert Powell
Charles Hamilton
Adley V Parcher
C. A. Poindexter
Seth Lyons
Gravel Hill
W. FE. Adams
W. M. Smith
M. C. Hobart
Mable Hysell
Herbert Fink
C. F. Bessemer
W. C. Bennett
Allie Manck
Bidwill
Truman Holmes
Methodist S. S
Baamer
Beetle Gure
Julia Timney
Glouster News
New York Central
New York Central Lines
Mom’n Pop
Sphinx
Wim
Glick
Stu
Stames EH
Rogers Electric Co
Glouster, Ohio
Scholfs
Evermokere
Victor
Brunswick
Edison
Columbia
Richardson Furniture Co
Glouster, O
Stewart
Tonbery
Richardson Way
Richardson
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