Madame Ginna Comes From Here In Local Recital
POMEROY July 30 Madame Seeprsinns known as Mrs Clar Thomas Ginn gave a song recital at Cincinnati Conservatory of Music July 25 She is a Middleport High School graduate class of 1905 and has contracts to sing opera in Bordeaux next season Her career spans Zoo Opera Cannes Opera Lyons Nice and performances before royalty as well as noted roles in Manon Tales of Hoffmann and Don Giovanni.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
Europe
Madame Ginna
Department of Opera
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Zoo Opera Company
Cannes Opera Company
Renaldo Hahn
Lyons
Nice
Portugal
Marguerite
Union Camp meeting opens near New Haven
A Middleport attendee reports the Union Camp meeting starting near New Haven with a home spring and picnic dinner. The event, lasting two weeks, features Dr. Fred Slaughter and singer evangelist W. M. Shriver as speakers and leaders, attracting many locals to the grounds and ferry routes.
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Midpleport
Middleport
Union
New Haven
Silver Bridge
Pomeroy
Fred ‘Maughter
Parkersburg
W. M. Shriver
Harold D Blosser Heads Marine Corps Training Tour
Harold D Blosser of Cheshire has joined the Marine Corps and is training at Paris Island South Carolina for final examinations. He is 23 years old, born in Cheshire, and recently reported to the public service branch. The note marks his transition from village life to military service.
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Pomeroy
Harold D. Blosser
Cheshire
Marine Corps
Uncle
Sam
Soldiers of the
Paris Island
South Carolina
Blosser
Cincinnati
Miss Elsie Dugan Ends Life at Alice Station
POMEROY July 20 Miss Elsie Dugan 30 a relative of the West Dugans took her own life by shooting at her home in Alice Station on the Hocking Valley railway last Wednesday. Despondency over ill health, rheumatism for months, is named as the cause. She leaves her father Michael Dugan a sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held at Salem church Saturday at 10 o clock Rev J G Laughlin presiding burial in Salem cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Elsie Dugan
J. G. Laughlin
Salem Cemetery
Running Qualities At County Candidates Gathering
At Pomeroy City Hall Frank Fugate of the county election board will attend to absentee voting matters each evening from 7 to 8. Principal C J Rhodes casts the first absentee ballot before leaving for vacation. A ballot was sent to Honolulu for a former Middleport woman, daughter of Will Davis, now with a soldier. At Bedford Grange picnic a running stunt sparked a free for all foot race with Bradford winning the tape, Pedagogue Qualey second, Capt Tom Jones third. The grand jury at the courthouse draws interest as Prosecutor Peoples plans to probe irregularities and mobilize the panel for the primary.
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Pomeroy
Frank Fugate
County Election Board
C. J. Rhodes
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Middleport
Will Davis
Grange
Bedford Township
Bradford
Qualey
Bedford
Tom Jones
Peoples
Kiwanis Delegation Seeks Improvements at Southeast Ohio Test Farm
A Kiwanis delegation visited Carpenter Friday evening to confer with state farm authorities about improvements at the Southeastern Ohio Test Farm. The group, including Ernest Duerr and others, reports a favorable outlook after months of agitation and efforts to attract state attention.
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Pomeroy
Kiwanis Club
Carpenter
Southeastern Ohio
Ernest Duerr
I. B. Weed
Robert Warner
Irving Karr
Hart Stanbery
Walter Compton
Only Two Left in Pomeroy Jail This Week
The week ended with two prisoners in the Pomeroy jail. A D Arnott, sent from eastern county, paroled effective August 15 with order to leave Ohio and not return. Howard Brickles of Pageville charged with whipping his sister Mrs. Charles Dilcher pleaded guilty and was fined one dollar plus costs for assault.
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Pomeroy
Lonesome
A. D. Arnott
Ohio
Howard Brickles
Pageville
Charles Dilcher
Gleusencamp Family Undergoes Charleston Surgeries
Word comes from Charleston that Mrs. Chris Gleusencamp and daughter Kathryn both underwent surzgied operations Saturday. The mother had a tumor removal and the daughter a goitre operation. The family formerly lived here and Mrs. Gleusencamp is sister to Mrs. Sam Strauss Mrs. Charles Price and Georgie Hobstetter.
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Pomeroy
Charleston
Chris Gleusencamp
Kathryn
Gleusencamp
Sam Strauss
Charles Price
Georgie Hobstetter
The Real Thing
A late nineteenth century high-top buggy brings attention to Middleport as a well dressed man and woman arrive Sunday morning. Spectators note the contrast with modern times and recall past customs of courting and carriage rides.
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Middleport
Central Lines pool crews expanded to five in schedule
CREW IS ADDED MIDDLEPORT July 30 A J O C crew has been added to passenger crews of the New York Central Lines and all five crews will now be worked in the pool. Pool runs depart Columbus with lay over there and not at Hobson. change takes effect August 1. Crews have every sixth day off, a return to the pre takeover schedule of the old K M railroad.
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Middleport
New York Central
Columbus
Hobson
Ravenswood Board Promotes Air Line West Reach
POMEROY July 30 The Ravenswood board of trade boosts their advertising literature for Air Line West by highlighting Ravenwood to Cincinnati travel on a direct air route from Washington to Cincinnati and a highly direct highway through Ohio. The piece notes Route 11 across Meigs county ferry landing to Hillsboro connecting to the Parkersburg Cincinnati road and I 8 route 80, with a northern turn at Pomeroy toward Columbus.
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Enswood Board of Trade
Air Line
Pomeroy
Cincinnati
Washington
Ohio
Meigs County
Hillsboro
Parkersburg
Columbus
Minister Goes For Vacation in Middleport
Dr A C V Skinner pastor of the Presbyterian church takes a month off starting today for a trip to Indianapolis to visit daughter Mrs Ed Ward Hurd and family. He then visits another daughter at Aurora Sir Rev C H Eichinger and family begin a motor trip to Washington county where he will speak at several points. They plan a Lancaster camp week and the final week of Eichinger’s Heath M E church vacation ends in northern state before returning for services on August 12.
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Middleport
A. C. V. Skinner
Presbyterian Church
Indianapolis
Ed Ward Hurd
Aurora
C. H. Eichinger
Erelyn
Washiedton County
Motor 18 Stolen in Middleport Thefts Rise
A model automobile thermometer was stolen from Will Reynolds's car, parked at Christ Church, along with similar thefts. The items cost about 12 dollars each, and several such incidents have been reported recently.
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Middleport
Moel Tometer
Will Reynolds
Christia Church
Bridge block underlies glass break on Sun day Creek bridge
Glouster reports a small wooden block from the High street bridge flooring on Sun day Creek was hurled at a Lamborn building plate glass window as an automobile passed, causing a large hole. The wooden blocks loosened over years. upkeep shifted from county to state.
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Glouster
High Street
Sunday Creek
Lamborn
Three Fined on Liquor Charges in Hollister Incident
In Hollister near the old company store a car backed into a ditch after midnight. Frank Stone the owner, and Ralph Taylor were found intoxicated. Mrs Stone pleaded guilty to liquor offense. Stone was fined 100 dollars for intoxicated driving and had his license revoked six months. Taylor paid 10 dollars and costs. Mrs Stone paid five.
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Glouster
Hollister
Marshal Williams
Heck
Frank Stone
M Stone
Ralph Taylor
Stone
Gormley
Taylor
West Virginia
Derthick
Kers
EF. E. Johnson
Double wedding on Silver Bridge ties Virginia and Ohio ends
A pair from South Side W V and Mercier's Bottom W V married on the West Virginia end of the Silver Bridge with prizes awarded. An earlier ceremony on the Ohio end united two Ohio couples under the low-water line where WV jurisdiction reaches the water.
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Pomeroy
Silver Bridge
Warren W. Sidenstricker
South Side
W. Va
Mary E. Spears
Mercier
West Virginia
Ohio
Social round of visits as residents travel to Cincinnati and beyond
Miss Mildred Durst joins friends for a Cincinnati steamer trip aboard the General Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson and their baby daughter depart Crooksville after a transfer by the Ohio Power company. Priscilla Barnes returns from Chicago with aunt Mrs. Farrell. The Beesons from Columbus stay a week. Dr. Middleton’s Dayton relatives visit. Mrs. Morarity visits in Leesburg. Will King and family from Terre Haute visit. George Sauer returns from Bucyrus with his wife. Mrs. Knopp and Mrs. Wickersham end a Leesburg stay after a trip in Knopp’s car.
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Mildred Durst
Cincinnati
General Woods
Tom Johnson
Ed. Parsons
Hooker Street
Crooksville
Johnson
Ohio Power Company
Priscilla Barnes
Chicago
M. C. Farrell
Leo Beeson
Columbus
Beeson
Esther Jones
Alvira
W. H. Beeson
Davis’ Middleton
Dayton
Dr. Middleton
Jennie Middleton
Ann Morarity
Waddell
Fourth
Hooker Streets
Will King
Terre Haute
George Sauer
Bucyrus
Sauer
Frank Knopp
Cherrington Named To Attend Tax Association Meeting
Governor Vic Donahey announced Professor Homer C. Cherrington of Ohio University will serve as a delegate to the National Tax Association convention. The Seattle event begins August 27 and will last about a week. Cherrington previously attended the Toronto meeting and was named a delegate last year.
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Homer C. Cherrington
Department of Economics
Ohio University
National Tax Association
Seattle
Wash
Vic Donahey
Professor Cherrington
Toronto
Canada
Donahey
Espinosa Wins Western Open Golf Title Over Relative
Abe Espinosa defeated his younger relative in Chicago for the Western Open. He finished 72 holes with a 291 gross and two 73s. Al Espinosa pressed hard but four strokes back, while Johnny Farrell took second at 294 after winning the National Open at Olympia Fields.
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Abe Espinosa
North Or Golf Club
Chicago
Epinosa
al Espinoga
Johnny Farrell
Olympia Fields
Johnny
Errors Costly Glouster Loss to Logan 7-4
Glouster A. C. falls 7 to 4 to Logan on Logan’s grounds as 6 runs come on 4 Glouster errors in the 7th inning. Logan adds a third in the 3rd. Glouster to play Dr. Walker's Old Timers Thursday at 5 p.m.
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Glouster
Ohio officials busy with primary returns and expo plans
Secretary Clarence J. Brown and Assistant Secretary Joe Baird handle questions on primary election law as Ohio prepares for the April primary. A statewide eight-phones battery will relay early returns with 8,735 precincts to process. The Capital City hosts the Ohio Progress Exposition October 24 to November 3 to mark statehood.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Joe Baird
Brown
Ohio
George M. Neffner
Order of Eagles
Ohio State Aerie
Erst Tite
United States
Canada
Columbus Auditorium
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
al Oho
Col
Chalmers R. Wilson
Sears
Miners Report Quiet Start at Glouster Mines
At Glouster on July 30 workers began the day with 49 boarding the labor train and others traveling by auto. With more loader positions ready, officials anticipate increased loading this week.
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Glouster
Letter Golf Puzzle Prompts Word Changes Across Readable Page
The article explains letter golf as a word game for readers with two presidential candidates. It instructs changing one letter at a time to form common words, keeping letter order and completing each step. A par solution to complete the puzzle is reportedly on the last page today.
Many Ohio Mines Employ 7400 on Pay Roles
In eastern Ohio thirty mines are operating with about 7400 workers on payroll and roughly 20000 tons of coal mined daily. Last week payrolls exceeded 110000 dollars as several mines continue under tentative agreements while most reopen under open shop terms. Leading mines include Webb Rail and River Cook Wegee and others in the southern field provide the most work.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Open Shop
Basie
Webb
Rail and River Company
Powhatan
Cook
Wegee
Clarkson, Y and O
Lorain Coal and Dock Company
Payroll Heist Hits Chicago Herald Office
Three armed men forced entry to the Chicago Herald and Examiner paymaster’s office, overpowered a policeman, and escaped with the press room payroll totaling $7,000.
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Chicago
U.2
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Bible School Glass Goes to Columbus on Sunday Morning
Members of the Married People's class from the Christian Church Sunday school drove to Columbus yesterday morning. About 35 people attended the Columbus session and the joint church services. A picnic dinner followed for over 100 from both classes, with a social hour after. Columbus invited an Athens visit, likely in September. The Athens group plans more Sunday trips through summer and early fall.
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Christian Church
Columbus
Fourth Avenue
Athens
Two Thousand Miles for a Book Play at Presbyterian Church
The mid nineteenth century play Two Thousand Miles for a Book will be presented next Friday August 3 at 8 o'clock by the church youths at the Alexander Presbyterian Church. It portrays missionary hardships among Indians and their longing for the White Man's Look of Heaven. Admission is small.
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Alexander Presbyterian Church
Funeral Today for Orwell C. Riddlen Editor at Mass
Funeral services for Orwell C. Riddlen 65 editor of the Ohio Mason who died last night at his Columbus home will be held by Columbus commandery No 69 Knights Templar Sunday at 2 50 p m.
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Columbus
Orwell C. Riddlen
The
Ohio Mason
Columbus Commandery
Knights Templar
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