Pomroy High Alumni Banquet Celebrates Class of 1925
Pomroy high school alumni gathered at the Armory for a banquet and after dinner program. President Ralston Russell welcomed the class of 3925, with John Luts as speaker and Prof. J Rupert Jefferson addressing education as the nation’s hope. Officers for the new year were elected and plans set for booster committee work.
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Pomeroy
Poméroy High School
Armory Building
Ralston Russell
John Luts
J. Rupert Jefferson
Clase
Nora D. Buchanan
Kenneth Clark
Neutzling
Terry
Bluebell
Petrie
Association
Clarence Hamm
Aten @hai
R. G. Webster
Herman Kuntz
Wyatt G. Plants
Adrian Russell
Gertrude V. Stowe
Louise Ebersbach
Allen Chase
Clifford Rhodes
Oliver Hartley
Kiwanis Club Members Visit Floodwood Power Plant
Kiwanis members from Pomeroy and Middleport will travel to Floodwood in Athens County this afternoon to tour the Southern Ohio Power company plant replacing their usual Tuesday luncheon. The group plans to serve Pomeroy at 4 o'clock before heading to the plant.
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Pomeroy
Frederick Funeral for Ernest Frederick Held at First Church
The funeral for Ernest Frederick 36 who died after a second operation for acute appendicitis was held at the First Church Monday after noon. He served as a Chester township trustee and is survived by his wife and son Norman nine.
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Frederick
Chester
Ernest Frederick
Holzer Hospital
Fist
Norman
Minersville Brief Illness Claims Leo Parker
The funeral service for Leo Parker five of Mr and Mrs Raymond Parker was held Sunday at the Minersville Presbyterian Church after a brief illness.
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Minersville
Leo Parker
Raymond Parker
Mineteville Presbyterian German Church
Youth in hospital after fall from window
June 2 POMEROY. Wayne Icenhower 19 son of Mr and Mrs Fred Icenhower is hospitalized at Gallipolis with a broken neck and no hope of recovery after falling from a second story window at the Icenhower home. He was in his room when he suddenly felt ill and, rushing to open the window, toppled to the ground from about fifteen feet.
Unclear Royal Gazette boating note mentions Washington vessel
An imperfect report from June describes a daylight and moonlight steamboat expenditure connected to Pomeroy and Mid Thursday. The fragment mentions a vessel named Washington and appears in a Sunday Messenger issue.
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Pomeroy
Bunday
Washington
Gribble Tops Coshocton Shoot With 98 Points
Pomeroy shooter Gribble led Coshocton Merchandise Club event, scoring 98 of 100 at Coshocton gun club range. Dr J G acted as high scorer with near perfect tally in a Saturday competition.
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Gribble
Pomeroy
J. G
Coshocton
Funeral services held for Mrs Susan Heilman in Monkey Run
June 2 funeral services were conducted for Mrs Susan Heilman widow of Michael Heilman at Peace Evangelical church Monkey Run. Burial followed in Beech Grove Cemetery with arrangements by the Finsterwald establishment.
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Hillman
Pomeroy
Susan Heilman
Michael Heilman
Monkey Run
Peace Evangelical Church
Beech Grove
Ceme
Finsterwald
Condition Critical Ada Mae Campbell Reported
Ada Mae Campbell a 13 year old girl of Second Street Pomeroy is listed in critical condition. Her illness began as possible appendicitis, with surgery once considered, then spinal meningitis, and later a complication of spinal and stomach trouble.
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Pomeroy
Ada Mae
Richard Campbell
Second Street
Meigs Countians Meet at Capital
Meigs Countians from the Pomeroy Bend prepare for the Meigs County Society reunion in Columbus on Sunday June 14 at the Ohio State Fair grounds. Gates open 9 a m with Frank B Willis speaking at 2 p m. Basket lunches urged and all is free. Executive committee includes George Smith Pearl W Spence S D Webb and others hoping 800 to 1000 attendees.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Bend
Meigs County Society of Columbus
Ohio State Fair Grounds
Frank B. Willis
Meigs
George Smith
Pearl W. Spence
D. Webb
George Lasher
Tom F. Lewis
W. J. Bell
Edgar Erwin
Frank Alien
Charles W. Bush
E. O. Hoyt
W. D. Hodge
Lewis to Speak in Athens Soon
POMEROY June 2 President Richard Campbell of the Miner's union received a letter from state secretary treasurer George Savage announcing that John T. Lewis national president of the Miner's union will be at Athens Wednesday June 10 and address a meeting of Hocking Valley miners in the afternoon. Local miners are urging Lewis to include a visit to Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Richard Campbell
The
Miner's Union
George Savage
John T. Lewis
Athens
Hocking Valley
Lewis
George Kauf Fined for Alcohol In Possession
Pomeroy on June 2 George Kauf was fined $200 and costs by Justice Percy L. Peoples for a second offense charge of possessing alcohol.
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George Kaup
Pomeroy
George Kauf
Justice of the Peace
Percy L. Peoples
Couple Wed At Home In Pomeroy
Miss Marie Campbell and Joseph Stanley of Pomeroy married at the Campbell home Saturday. Attendants were the bride and groom’s immediate families, Edith Hazelton, and Edward Friel. A wedding breakfast followed. Rev. F O Weed officiated at Simpson Methodist church.
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Pomeroy
Marie Campbell
Joseph Stanley
William Campbell
Edith Hazelton
Edward Friel
F. O. Weed
Simpson Methodist Church
Funeral for Mrs. Lucy Roller Wednesday at Kerr's Run
Funeral services were held Saturday at the U B church for Mrs. Lucy Roller 74 widow of Jacob Roller who died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Thomas Terrell Kerrs Run Friday
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Pomeroy
U. B. Church
Lucy Roller
Jacob Roller
Thomas Terrell
Kerr
Middleport Visitors From Columbus And Athens Listed
Kenneth and Morris Thomson and Ralph Parsons formerly of here now of Columbus visited Middleport relatives over the weekend. Mrs Hattie Winegar and children and Ross and Walter Winegar of Athens are visiting relatives here. Dr and Mrs Charles Singleton of Charleston left for their Charleston home after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs John L Downing.
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Middleport
Kenneth and Morris Thomson
Ralph Parsons
Here
Columbus
Hattie Winegar
Ross
Walter Winegar
Athens
Charles Singleton
Charleston
John L. Downing
Robert Harris
Ohio University
Earl Feeney
Akron
Anna Laura Huddieston
Ralph McTheney
Ohio State University
Legrand MciIntosh
Gilbert Ervin
Ralph Anderson
Cecil Horden
Walter Peckham
Margaret Womeldorf
Gallipolis
Emmons Mace
W. H. Cooper
Talmage Way
Social Visitors Share Weekend at Local Homes
Mrs. Dave Farmer hosts visitors as Ben Cross of New York visits his mother in town. Mrs. John Williams and two children stay with Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Cray while Mr. and Mrs. William Hanley and Mr. Bracelein of Columbus visit the Reynolds home. Miss Egan Owens of Norwalk visiting Mrs. T. H. Davis and her sister Miss Sarah Jones.
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Dave Farmer
Ben Cross
New York
John Williams
Emmet Cray
William Hanley
Bracelein
Columbus
Val Reynolds
Egan Owens
Norwalk
T. H. Davis
Sarah Jones
Weekend Hospit alities Highlight Local Figures
Mrs. Kate Bartels and Mrs. Fred Bartels hosted visitors from Glouster and East Main street. Travel and visits continued as residents attended family and friend gatherings in Columbus Pittsburgh Washington Cincinnati Marietta and Charleton.
Ernest Wilson Named Student President at Athens High
Ernest Wilson was elected president of the Athens High School student body and sworn in at a morning assembly. Edward Algee of John Algee was elected vice president. Tonight the faculty discusses senior honor society nominations and at 7 oclock the Homer Society initiation will be held with the patrons of the echoes urged to attend.
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Ernest Wilson
Athens High School
Edward Algee
John Algee
Mull Holland Star Hurler Leads Virginia In 17 Inning Marathon
Thio star hurler for the University of Virginia pitched a standout game to beat Columbia University in a 17 inning marathon, one of the longest college games on record.
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Mull
Holland Thio
University of Virginia
Columbia University
Poor baseball player and poor match strike out in crisis
The Marion Ohio Star notes a failing player and a faulty matchup face a crucial moment as they both stumble. The report highlights an imminent misplay and potential collapse under pressure.
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Marion Ohio Star
Pesky Bed Bugs and Mysterious Sealed Jars
Fragmentary notes describe insects and containers with mentions of bed bugs and sealed bottles. The text is unclear and scattered, offering no coherent events or dates to verify.
City Board Expands Home Economics Critic Post
The city board of education last night decided to extend the teacher training system into the senior high school home economics department next year. Supt Patterson and university officials seek a competent critic supervisor to lead the department. Fourth to sixth grades at East Side school will be departmentalized next year. Miss Maude Skidmore withdrew her leave request and was appointed English teacher at East Side School.
Legion to Install Officers at South Court Meeting
The American Legion will meet at Legion rooms on South Court street Wednesday evening to install newly elected officers.
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K. T. Crossen
American Legion
Legion Rooms
South Court Street
Hamden Residents Return from Visits Across Ohio
Hamden and Wellston notes report Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morehead and son Franklin returning to Columbus after a brief visit with their parents in Hamden. Mrs. Mollie Walton goes to Wellston to stay with her daughter after a visit with Mrs. John Marks on the Hamden Wellston pike. Lorn and Clarence Marks are mentioned in passing.
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Howard Morehead
Franklin
Columbus
W. O. Tripp
C. C. Morehead
Mollie Walton
Wellston
John Marks
Hamden- Wellston Pike
Lorn
Clarence Marks
A Man Who Became Famous Dr Pierce's Remedies
Doctor R W Pierce depicted as a noted physician and student of natural remedies. He claims his Favorite Prescription aids women’s weaknesses, inspired by Indian methods, with decades of use and purity as proof. A trial package offers 10 cents from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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R. W. Pierce
Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Invalids Hotel
N. Y
Hamden Social Guests Include Visitors From Several Towns
The Hamden social scene Saturday and Sunday included Miss Bonnie Ray of Chillicothe Miss Thelma Levie of Washington Do H Max Lewis and Neil O Blen niss of Athens with friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Driggs of Greenfield with Mrs A B Leach and two sons of Wellston visited. Mrs F C Donaldson visited Chillicothe. Mrs Fred Marks and Ruth returned to Harrisburg Ill. The Black Diamond orchestra of Wellston will present a musical at K
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John Marks
Bonnie Ray
Chillicothe
Thelma Levie
Washington
Do. H
Max Lewis
Neil O’blenniss
Athens
Hamden
Charles Driggs
Greenfield
A. B. Leach
Wellston
F. C. Donaldson
Fred Marks
Ruth
Harrisburg
Ill
Herb Ogier
Paul
William
Cincinnati
Black Diamond Orchestra
Miss Janell Spangenberg Returns Home From Visit
A brief note reports Miss Janell Spangenberg returning home from a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Tramhagan near Sheldon. The item also notes twenty more new cabooses passed through on Monday, heading west on a B and O freight to D T and I railroad at Thrifton, bringing thirty to forty new cabooses through here in two days for Henry Ford's railroad.
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P. Opera House
Janell Spangenberg
Will Tramhagan
Sheldon
D. T
Woman Shoots Admirer at Covington Home
Miss Mary Duncan 22 claims her admirer Harry Rader 21, a railroad fire man, troubled her. She shot him at her Covington Kentucky home Sunday night. his condition is described as possibly fatal.
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Cincinnati
Harry Rader
Mary Duncan
Covington
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