Opinion Favors Mrs Lust in Pomeroy-Middleport Case
Judge Miller issues a lengthy decision siding with Mrs Mattie Lust in a dispute over a Main Street building housing Schiaacee Shoe Store. Notice of appeal filed. bond of 1990 posted. Building sale confirmed to competitor Zelhere. Mrs Lust seeks divorce custody and restoration of maiden name citing separation in 1923 and alleged ring theft.
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Lust
Miller
Mattie Lust
Johiaegel Brothers
Busiess
Schiacee
Schlaegels
Court of Appeals
Ehoer Zelhere
Clarence McCarley
Bettie Jane
Moving Back to Meigs by Edward McDade Family
Edward McDade and his family plan to return to Le Tart after twenty years in Columbus. They will take over the Will Barringer home as he relocates to Pomeroy to operate the new Inter-Cities filling station.
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Meigs
Edward McDade
Columbus
Letart
Will Barringer
Pomeroy
Inter-Cities
Meigs County Teachers Institute Plans Courthouse Session
The Meigs County teachers institute will meet at the courthouse August 29 to 24. Enrollment is one dollar. Teachers are urged to attend. Hon. Yincoln Hully of Lakeside Ohio and J. J. Phillips Lancaster superintendent will lead the instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County Teachers Institute
Yincoln Hully
Lakeside
Ohio
J. J. Phillips
Lancaster Public Schools
Mrs. Nannie McCarley Looks To End Marriage Today
Mrs. Nannie McCarley seeks dissolution of her marriage, filing for separation and asking the court to grant a divorce. Details indicate a formal petition and pending proceedings in the county court.
Reverend Skinner to Become Middleport Church Pastor
Rev. A. C. Skinner named new pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Middleport. He will arrive this week to assume duties and preach next Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Skinner
First Presbyterian Church
Middleport
Foster Exner Couple Prepare Cincinnati Move
Mr and Mrs Foster Exner of Middleport pack to move to Cincinnati where Mr Exner has joined The Post staff. He is a clever young newspaper man expected to rise quickly within the Scripps organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Exner
Middleport
Cincinnati
Egner
Post
Scripps Organization
Death of Homer H. Cook at Youngstown
Homer H. Cook, 60, died Friday in Youngstown after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Rutland township on March 39, 1863, he lived in Rutland before moving to Youngstown in 1967, and was employed by Youngstown Sheet and Ti West Company. Survived by wife, two children, and four sisters. Funeral held at Rutland with Knights of Pythias in charge. burial in Miles Cemetery. Arthur Croy of Albany visited. reports birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Roy Crow yester day, mother formerly Miss Helen Radford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Homer H. Cook
Rutland Township
Youngestown
Youngstown Sheet and Tithe Company
Rutland
Knights of Pythias
Miles Cemetery
Arthur Croy
Albany
Roy Crow
Helen Radford
Families Visit and Return Home Across Columbus Route
Mrs Anna Kleffner hosts relatives before Mrs Kleffner and family travel back to Columbus. Mr George Vomaldorf and wife with children also return home after visiting Hiram Kirkencill and family. William Craig and his son Darrel, employed at Greendale, spent the weekend with relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Vomaldorf
Columbus
Hiram Kirkencill
William Craig
Darrel
Greendale
Local figures visit Chillicothe and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Allen and their children motored to Chillicothe on Sunday. Miss Linda Arnett returned from a trip visiting relatives in Toledo and Columbus. M. A. Henson of Athens, a former Vinton county school teacher, was here on Friday visiting friends.
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Luther Allen
Chillicothe
Linda Arnett
Toledo
Columbus
M. A. Henson
Athens
Vinton County
Birthday celebration for Burns family hosted by Chester Burns
A birthday anniversary event honored Misse Virginia Burns and Alice Calvin with twenty two young friends welcomed last Wednesday at the home of their former parents Mr and Mrs Chester Burns on Church Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misse
Virginia Burns
Alice Calvin
Chester Burns
Church Street
Local visitors Mr and Mrs Scothorn depart for Guthrie
Mr and Mrs John Scothorn, longtime visitors here for several weeks, spent over Sunday with relatives in Frankfort and plan to depart Thursday for their home in Guthrie Oklahoma.
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John Scothorn
Frankfort
Guthrie
Okla
Pheasants to be distributed in Logan and county
Logan and Hocking county will receive a shipment of adult ring necked pheasants this season as part of the annual program. Game Protector C C Higgins confirms a department letter stating a shipment will arrive Tuesday. Last year five crates were sent and similar numbers are expected.
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Hocking County
C. C. Higgins
Logan
Death of Madee Jones From Tuberculosis
Madee Jones 21 daughter of Mrs Kathryn Jones died at her River street home Sunday shortly after noon. The deceased had suffered tuberculosis for months. Body to be taken to Gallia County for funeral services at Fother Church Wednesday with burial in the cemetery there. The TL Yocum Co. in charge of arrangements.
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Madee Jones
Kathryn Jones
River Street
Gallia County
Fother Church
Yocum Co
Logandale men fined for trespassing and hunting
Doyle and Chester Sanders of Logan were arrested Saturday by Game Protector C. C. Migenis on charges of trespassing and hunting. They appeared before Magistrate D. H. Lappen and each paid a fine of 18 dollars and 45 cents on their guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Chester Sanders
Logan
C. C. Migenis
D. H. Lappen
Divorces Heard in Common Pleas Court Saturday
Judge F O Pettit heard two divorce actions in common pleas court Saturday. Anna Taylor was granted a divorce from Ferguson Taylor after evidence supported extreme cruelty and gross neglect, and she regained her maiden name Anna Loud. The second case, Matilda Pedycord versus James W Pedycord, was continued to Wednesday after partial testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. O. Pettit
Common Pleas
Anna Taylor
Ferguson Taylor
Anna Loud
Matilda Pedycord
James W. Pedycord
Phi Sig brothers reach Baltimore on journey to New York
A card received by the Phi Sig fraternity reports John Stoughton and Charles Bebout arrived in Baltimore, Maryland, during their trip to New York City. The travelers are in good health and enjoying the journey, aided by friendly motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Phi Sig
John Stoughton
Charles Bebout
New York City
Phi Sigs travel plans reach New York early
They have made good time and will reach New York well before the national Phi Sigma Sigma convention opens on August 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Phi Sigs
Logan Carpenter Hardware Manager Resigns for Damascus Steel Post
Byron Wolfe announced Monday his resignation as manager of Logan Carpenter Hardware to become a salesman for Damascus Steel Products. The vacancy is filled by Stewart Johnson, who has served the store four years. Wolfe departs Tuesday for Cleveland to begin duties. his territory includes Michigan and Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Wolfe
Carpenter Hardware
Logan
Damascus Steel Products Corporation
Stewart Johnson
Wolfe
Carpenter Company
L. I. Carpenter
Ile
Cleveland
Michigan
Ohio
Johnson
Local Marriage Notices for Lancaster and Baltimore Areas
Clyde Spitzer 22 a Lancaster shoe worker wed Ada Baker 21 at home Logan R. 10. Alpha H. Waters 30 fireman Baltimore wed Iona M. Garrison 4 teacher Logan R. D. Both ceremonies were performed Saturday by Rev. Frank George U S minister of Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Spitzer
Lancaster
Ada Baker
Logan R
Alpha H. Waters
Baltimore
Iona M. Garrison
Logan R. D
Frank George
U. S
Fiotary Club Talks War Spy and Street Plans
The Fiotary club heard former VU and Marshall Bean of Indiana discuss war work and a German spy. The group planned opening Second and Main streets through railway property with a Front street trestle raise, and will meet Monday evening for Thurman Miller’s Wilmington Daily News talk.
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Fiotary Club
Moniday
Marshall Bean
Indiana
Front Street
Thurman Miller
Wilmington Daily News
Miller
Tu. T. Huffman
Mr. Huffman
Bart Hall
George Tenest
Colorful boxing card set for Wednesday at Rigan Arena
The program lists two prior draws featuring Davy Fling of Haydenville and Cuz Simms of Nelsonville. In the semi final, they meet in a six round bout. Prelims include Liberty Bell Logan versus Jeff Smith Haydenville and Babe Staniford Logan versus Don Johnson Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rigan Arena
Davy Fling
Haydenville
Cuz Simms
Nelsonville
Liberty Bell
Logan
Jeff Smith
Babe Staniford
Don Johnson
Boy Hit By Car While Playing Tag In Pottery Street
Robert Weaver ten year old son of Mr and Mrs John Weaver of Pottery Street is recovering at home after a Ford touring car passed over him Saturday evening. He was playing tag with another boy when the accident occurred and was taken to Dr E F Campbell's office by Wiley Rhoades. After treatment he returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weaver
John Weaver
Pottery Street
E. FE. Campbell
Wiley Rhoades
Homecoming Services Planned at Fairview and Pleasant Valley Churches
In Hocking County on August 19 a homecoming at the Fairview church will feature several speakers led by Rev. Spear of Logan with music and a basket dinner. On August 26 a second homecoming at Pleasant Valley on the same charge will include Rev. Albaugh, former pastor, and Rev. Wm. E. Campbell as pastor, with another basket dinner and inviting all to attend.
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Fairview i RB
Hocking County
Spear of Logan
Pleasant Valley Church
Albaugh
Wm. E. Campbell
Asbury Church Hosts Fourth Quarterly Conference and Homecoming
An all day event at Asbury church on the New Plymouth circuit directed by Rev. R. P MecCasley on Sunday August 12 features five circuit churches. Recitations solos quartets and music by the Starr church orchestra with new instruments. The event invites all to attend and bring well filled baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Church
New Plymouth
R. P MecCasley
Starr Church
Starr Orchestra
Jacksonville Team Suffered 4 to 0 Defeat Here
The Jacksonville ball team lost Sunday afternoon by four goals to nil. The report also notes a mistaken injury, stating Mrs A F Moore dislocated her arm rather than breaking it. Local social visits include Lucille Gaskill from Cincinnati, Eric Culwright of Vico, Chester Yates party, and several Athens O A students spending the day here.
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Jacksonville
Local social notes from Columbus visitors and area trips
Earl King of Columbus was a guest of friends here. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Z. P. Davis and children Ralph and Doris of Youngstown visited en route to Wellston to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Davis and his sister Mrs. Ray Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Eberts of Oreton visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peoples Sunday.
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Earl King
Columbus
Z. P. Davis
Ralph
Doris
Youngstown
Wellston
E. T. Davis
Ray Cox
Emmet Eberts
Oreton
Oscar Peoples
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Said To Save From Operation
Mrs. Ipa Hewitt of Washington DC credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her from a required operation for severe female trouble. She notes weight gain from 97 to 149 pounds and returning to normal activity after six bottles. Public testimonial promotes the product's merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Local Social Notes From Rio Grande and Nearby Towns
Miss Hortensa McCarley of Rio Grande spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Frank McCarley Mr and Mrs William Miller and Mrs Richard Diekerscheid and son Jared attending the All Day Meeting at the Holiness Church in Allensville on Sunday Dorothy Sharp visiting her aunt Mrs L M Porter in Vinton returned home Saturday Mrs William Jacobs was guest Sunday of her daughter Mrs George Martindill in Wellston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Gaskill
Conservatory of Music At
Cincinnati
Mrs. P. Gaskill
Hortensa McCarley
Rio Grande
Mrs
Frank McCarley
William Miller
Richard Diekerscheid
Jared
Holiness Church
Allensville
Dorothy Sharp
William Jacobs
George Martindill
Wellston
Birth announcement and social visits from Athens area
The Plains Happy Potts of Columbus visited from Saturday to Monday with his parents. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loomis at Locan. Mrs. Ed Burdette and three children of Athens were Friday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. Several local families hosting relatives that Sunday include McGranors, Webb and Buffington-Courtney households. Alvin Ball left Monday for eastern Ohio to seek work.
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Happy Potts
Columbus
Charles Loomis
Locan
Loomis
Henry Staffinger
Chauncey
Virgene Shields
Athens
Liz Guess
Ed Burdette
Frank Smith
Alvin Ball
Ohio
Pat McGranor
Elza MccGranor
Bernard McGranor
Fred Webb
Fred
Zine Courtney
Riley Bolin
Springfield
Zell Buffington
Grant Micheals
Brooksville
Joe Riley
Local Births and Social Visits Reported in Community News
A baby girl named Margery Tuctie was born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs Emory Chase. The item lists numerous visits and social calls including Bulah and Mary Starkey with aunt Mrs. John Vernon in New Lexington, and other relatives in Columbus and Athens. Also notes a sermon by Rev. Bowen and upcoming sermon by Rev. Grass, plus health notes on Sam Tewksbury and Charley Hartman’s infant.
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Emory Chase
Margery Tuctie
Bulah
Mary V. Starkey
John Vernon
New Lexington
Eddie
Verlin Howery
Columbus
O. H. McDonald
Giouster
Vic Swett
Athens
C. M. Radcliff
Bowen
Guy C. Gorby
W. S. Swett
Clint Jewell
Aaron Tewksbury
Albany
Rosa Dudgeon
W. FE. Swearingen
Dyesville
Amy Perry
D. W. Dye
E. D. Perry
Nancy McCall
J. B. McCall
Bessie Phelps
Langsville
W. A. Dailey
S. C. Hartman
Jesse McCall
Martha Barnhouse
Earl Barnhouse
Galaway
George B. Kayser
Charley Hartman
Delbert Perry
A. D. Morrison
Fire reveals large still in Medina home
Anthony Lein hardt of Brunswick faces a fine and prison term after a fire at his Medina residence uncovered a large still. Leinhardt said he tried to extinguish the blaze himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Int
Medina
Anthony Leinhardt
Brunswick
Leinhardt
Inventory shows Syracuse warehouses hold large liquor stock
Bonded liquor warehouses in the Syracuse district hold about 189000 gallons of whiskey gin and brandy valued near 2090000 with wine totaling 550 gallons worth about 20600. The inventory shows wine sherry Tokay and other vintages and notes consumption in coming months by sects while denying any plan to give residents a gallon each.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Internal Revenue District
Pferson
Jesse W. Clark
Internal Revenue
Ralph W. C.cummings
Revenue Office
Washington
Malaga
Mysterious American recluse lives aboard stationary yacht
A long isolated American millionaire known as Mr Brown has spent 34 years aboard the yacht Valfragia anchored in a Thames estuary creek near Brightlingsea. He keeps a private staff on board, with guards, cooks, and nightly watches, never allowing visitors. The motive remains unexplained though locals recall a youthful romance and a vow never to return to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thames
Essex County
Brown
Wivenhoe
Mr. Brown
America
Sleuths Regret Dips Passing From Pickpockets to Bootleggers
Akron detectives mourn the passing of the old time pickpocket era from smaller communities to bootleggers and speak-easy owners. Harry Welsh and Ed McDonnell recall experts like Old Duster Thodes Owl Chicago George Black Prince Turkey Joe Old Codegan and Caboose Margin, noting the shift in criminal focus as bootlegging grew.
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Akron
Ohio
Harry Welsh
Ed McDonnell
Duster Thodes
Welsh
Id Duster
Activi
Itz the Owl
Pittsburg
Chicago
George
New York
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Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
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Athens O. A
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