Girls badly hurt by auto in Pomeroy incident
Susan and Edwards were struck by a car driven by Floyd Gardner while walking near Story Run church. Susan Edwards suffered critical injuries including a fractured leg and was taken to Holzer hospital. her sister escaped with minor bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Susan
Edwards
Floyd Gardner
Story Run Church
Gardner
Cheshire
Iit
Susan Ed
Holzer Hospital
Polis
Illness Sends Mrs Hysell to Columbus Hospital
In Pomeroy on June 8 Mrs Hysell was taken by Finsterwald ambulance to Cross hospital in Columbus after several weeks of illness. The cause of her illness has not yet been determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Er Hysell
Te Cross Hospital
Columbus
Hysell
Pomeroy Couple Wed in Courthouse Ceremony
Robert R nold and Hilda Nicol both of S Middleport wed in the bate court rooms yesterday with Rev. George Schuster officiating in a courthouse ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Robert R ¥Nold
Hilda Nicol
Middleport
Bate Court Rooms
George Schuster
Marriage Licenses Granted in Ohio Towns
Robert Arnold 23 farmer and Silda Nicol 21 of Middleport obtain license. Edward Nye Roberts 21 clerk and Dessie Blake 21 bookkeeper of Pomeroy secure license. Lewis Miller 22 stoker erector of Columbus and Gladys Davis 21 of Pomeroy licensed. Frederick Whitlock 26 merchant of Pomeroy and Leah Vance 20 of Middleport receive license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Arnold
Farmer
Silda Nicol
Middleort
Edward Nye Roberts
Dessie Blake
Pomeroy
Lewis Miller
Stoker
Lumbus
Gladys Davis
Frederick Whitlock
Merit
Leah ‘Ance
Middleport
Measles Epidemic Reported Near Pomeroy
Charles L. Terrell of tternut Avenue is seriously ill with measles. The illness is described as almost epidemic in the vicinity around Pomeroy as of June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Charles l
James Terrell
Tternut Avenue
Pomeroy Man Heads to Tampa for Summer Relief
Homer r left Monday for Tampa to relieve Carl Schaefer. Schaefer will remain here to spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pomeroy
Homer R
Tampa
Carlhaefer
Schaefer
Sunday Railroad Trip Draws Local Residents
About forty local people joined a Sunday excursion to Columbus. The train left Pomeroy in the morning and returned in the afternoon. Among the travelers were Fred Healy Ho Raub William Foss Albaeyer Hilda Ohlinger Helen Ewing Mrs. Charles Price John Durst and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Columbus
Pomeroy Bo
Lumbus
Fred Healy
Ho- Raub
William Foss
Albaeyer
Hilda Ohlinger
Helen and Et Ewing
Charles Price
John Durst
Ted Roberts Takes a Bride in Pomeroy
Edward Ted Roberts son of Judge Cora B Roberts and Dessie Blake daughter of William Blake of Syracuse wed at Simpson M E parsonage. Rev F O Weed officiated. Bride a Pomeroy High School graduate employed at Pomeroy Bend Gas Company. Groom a Pomeroy High School graduate who finished manual training at Ohio University. They plan an extended visit in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Edward “Ted” Roberts
Cora B. Roberts
Dessie Blake
William Blake
Syracuse
Simpson M. E. Parsonage
F. O. Weed
Pomeroy High School
Pomeroy Bend Gas Company
Roberts
Ohiouniversity
Pittsburgh
John McClure Dies at 86 in Rutland
John McClure 86 died at his Rutland home Sunday after a brief illness. The funeral is set for the Harrisonville Presbyterian Church with burial in Wells Cemetery. A Civil War veteran, he long served as Meigs County auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Pomeroy
John McClure
Harrisonville Presbyterian Church
Wells Cemetery
McClure
Meigs County
Whitlock and Vance Wed at Sacred Heart Parish House
Frederick Whitlock and Leah Vance were married at Sacred Heart parish house in Pomeroy on Saturday. The couple were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fugate Jr. Whitlock is 26, Vance 20, both from local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Frederick Whitlock
Hiram Whitlock
Leah Vance
Chauncey Vance
Middleport
Sacred Heart Parish House
Frank Fugate, Jr
POMEROY Man Freed After Short Jail Stay
Dewey Shrewsbury, arrested previously in Hobson for train riding, is released after a brief detention in the local jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Dewey Shrewsbury
Hobson
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Phillips of Terra Haute Ind visit relatives in Pomeroy. Edna Fisher returns to Parkersburg after visiting her parents. Mrs Glenn Chase and son Jackie head to Leroy to visit the Waters. B J McArdle of Charleston visits Mason City friends. Sadie Phillips and others motor to Marietta. George McQuigg and Patrick Lochary families weekend in Charleston. Athens hosts Elijah with several Pomeroy residents attending. Mrs E D Swearingen moves to Columbus and plans to live with daughter Mrs Frank Capehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Warren Phillips
Terra Haute
Ind
John Phillips
Edna Fisher
Parkersburg
Alec Fisher
Glenn Chase
Jackie
Leroy
William Waters
B. J. McArdle
Charleston
Mason City
Sadie Phillips
Clara Garland
Ethel Garland
Amanda Parker
Marie
Patrick Lochary
Louis Horwitz
J. H. Lochary
Charles Wolfe
Marjorie Wolfe
Helen Lochary
Pomeroy
Elijah
Athens
E. D. Swearingen
Columbus
Frank Capehart
Pomeroy Pythian Sisters Host Royal Temple Group Night
About fifteen members of the Pomeroy Royal Temple Pythian Sisters were entertained by the Temple at Nelsonville. A splendid program was presented and the ladies enjoyed a banquet. They report an excellent evening of entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Pomeroy Royal Temple
Nelsonville
Railroad Expert Will Speak Here
Earle G Reed of Columbus will speak at the Wanis meeting in Louster on Wednesday evening. Reed will discuss modernization and present two reels on handling perishable freight and on livestock and grain transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louster
Earle G. Ed
Columbus
New York Central
Wanis
Ice Teachers This Evening Bluster
Glouster board of education to select teachers at a meeting this evening. At a last Tuesday board meeting Superintendent Dillon sought a two year term and Holton of Pomeroy was named principal. Holton succeeds Paul J rew who heads the New Paris is next term. Antlers Picnic to be held next Sunday with invitations sent this week. picnics attract several hundred attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blouster
Glouster Board of Education
Dillon Wored
Holton of
Pomeroy
Ir. Holton
Paul Jrew
New Paris
Antlers
Antlers’ Club
Miss Mulligan and Marguerite Spend Week in Capital En
Miss Mulligan and Marguerite are spending the week in the capital city, arriving to enjoy a short stay with local contacts and sightseeing plans noted in social notes of the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital EN Tr, RK
Mulligan
Marguerite
Sightseeing trip ends with return to Athens
Washington visitors plan a return to Athens Sunday. On Monday Migs Melligan will enter Ohio University for the summer term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Athens
Migs Melligan
Ohio University
Funeral gathering for Miss Elizabeth Eva Roback
Out of town mourners attending the service in Glouster for Miss Elizabeth Eva Roback include Mrs. August Wycinski Mrs. Rachel Baldy Mrs. J Wycinski Mrs. Radoski Mrs. Mary Baldy Mrs. Lucy Martin Miss Cecelia Radkosi Miss Anna Radkosi Clarice Martin Marie Martin Mary Wrycinski George King Noah Hope James Hope and Ben.
Local Visitors Share Weekend Calls In Ohio and West Virginia
Mrs. Ruel McClain and daughter Dorothy Jane visited Nelsonville for Sunday with sister Mrs. Asa Linton. Virgil Edwards of Jackson and Mrs. William Edwards of New Haven West Virginia spent Sunday at The Plains with Mrs. Lucy Surgeon and Floyd Linscott. Charles Hughes returned to Washington Pennsylvania after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jellison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruel McClain
Dorothy Jane
Nelsonville
Asa Linton
Virgil Edwards
Jackson
William Edwards
New Haven
W. Va
the Plains
Lucy Surgeon
Floyd Linscott
Charles Hughes
Washington, Pa
Samuel Jellison
Chauncey Personal Notes Highlight Nearby Visits
Mrs Edna Ricketts and her Detroit baby along with Mrs Rose Poling of Laurelville Ohio visited Mr and Mrs Sam Tippett brothers in law and sisters over the weekend Agnes Carsey returned to Chauncey to her parents home William Donaldson from Columbus Jasper A Drake of Bucyrus is spending a few days at Chauncey Mrs George Frank of New York City visiting her Chauncey relatives replacing George Hunt with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Max Altman in Main Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edna Ricketts
Baby
Detroit
Rose Poling
Laurelville
Ohio
Inlaw
Sam Tippett
Agnes Carsey
William Donaldson
Columbus
Jasper A. Drake
Bucyrus
George Frank
New York City
George Hunt
Max Altman
Main Street
Hamden Defeats Greendale in Baseball Tilt 18 to 3
Hamden baseball team beat Greendale 18 to 3 on Sunday afternoon. Upcoming Union Furnace game scheduled for next Sunday, June 13 at home. Several local residents and visitors attended or were noted, including Wells ton-McArthur game observers and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamden
Greendale
Union Furnace
Messers
J. A. Soule
Chas. Meese
Alex Scott
D. M. Bagley
John Bagley
Wellston
J. W. Belcher
Mrs
Abe
Surprise Birthday Honor For Mrs Ida Stanecart
Mrs Ida Stanecart was surprised at her son Homer Stanecart's home in Lancaster last Sunday with a birthday gathering. Ten children and twenty grandchildren attended a basket dinner and gifts were given to the honored matron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Ida Stanecart
Homer Staneart
Local figures named in Corning and Hamtramck incident
Baldy, Joe Radkoski, John Wycin ki of Corning and Theo Gutoski of Hamtramck Mich are listed among those involved in the recent event. The report identifies these individuals connected to the case with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldy
Joe Radkoski
John Wycinki
Corning
Theo Gutoski
Hamtramck
Mich
Mrs. Reese Visits Chauncey and Athens Graduates
Mrs D P Reese visits Chauncey to stay with Mr and Mrs Ed Minister then accompanies them to Athens for Ohio University commencement. Dorothy Minister, daughter of the Ministers, graduates in the class. Arthur Vercoe of Western Southern Life attends Cincinnati home office convention. Rodney Bradley travels to Cincinnati for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Reese
Chauncey
Athens
Ohio University
Dorothy Minister
Arthur Vercoe
Western & Southern Life Insurance Company
Home Office
Cincinnati
Rodney Bradley
Condition of Mrs. A. J. Price Improves in Columbus Hospital
Mrs. A. J. Price of Glouster is reported to be somewhat improved at McKinley hospital in Columbus where she receives treatment for pernicious anemia. Her husband Mr. Price returned from the hospital Monday and plans to return with her after a few days at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
A. J. Price
McKinley Hospital
Columbus
Price
Quinlan Heads to Dayton for Veterans Hospital Wound Treatment
John Quinlan left for Dayton to seek treatment at the Veterans Bureau hospital for injuries from a World War II era shrapnel wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Quinlan
Dayton
Veteran’s’ Bureau Hospital
Dog Killed After Attack on Four Year Old Boy and Girl
Chauncey readers report a dog chained at the Yeager home in May Avenue sprang at a four year old from the Evener family, biting the child on the face and shoulder as she tried to pick up an object. The child received medical care from Dr. Sprague. The dog was killed by Marshal Burke Witham. its head sent to Columbus. The owner consented to the killing. The hound was described as a valuable hunting dog and was reportedly sellable at a good price. Witnesses include Reith of Hamilton Carl Judy Louis Judy Robert Keck and Helena Keck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
William Yeager
May Avenue
Fred Evener
Sprague
Marshal Burke Witham
Columbus
Vacation Bible school opens at Hamley Run school
Chauncey residents start Vacation Bible School in Hamley Run building under Rev Cleo Spriggs with helper teachers Edith Ryan Esther Fiske Mary Lee Savage and Ruth Atkinson all from near Chauncey. Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs George Keck hosting Dr H R Myers of Columbus and Ray Tabler with Marcella Edith Ryan Ruth Atkinson visiting Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Hamley Run
Cleo Spriggs
Spriggs
Edith Ryan
Esther Fiske
Mary Lee Savage J
Ruth Atkinson
Near
George Keck
Chauncey J
Ellis Avenue
H. R. Myers
Columbus
Ray Chauncey
Imond Tabler
Marcella Edith Ryan
Nurse Helena Keck Returns From Chauncey Visit
Miss Helena Keck a trained nurse at Gov Samaritan hospital Cincinnati has finished a vacation at Chauncey with her parents Mr and Mrs George Keck Ellis avenue and departed Sunday evening for Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Helena Keck
Gov! Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
George Keck
Ellis Avenue
Mine closes forcing 550 workers from Chauncey NY coal firm
About twenty five horses were moved from the New York Coal Company barns in Chauncey to the New York farm after Mine No. 25 ceased operations last Friday for an indefinite period, leaving roughly 550 miners unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Company
New York
Ladies Aid Meeting at Millfield Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Millfield Christian church will be held Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Post at Burr Oak. The group plans to meet at the church first to make the strip before convening at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield
Social Evening at Spriggs Home in Athens
Mary Lee Savage and others near Chauncey enjoyed a dinner Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clee Spriggs in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Savage
Chauncey
Mrs. Clee Spriggs
Athens
Columbus Visitors Stay With Daugherty Family
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doe with son Frank and daughter Florence, from Columbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Daugherty's family for the weekend. Miss Erma Atkinson and Gerald A. Babson of Cleveland stayed with the Atkinson parents. Gilbert Houston and Miss Pearl Savage and Miss Sadie Houston of Beaumont have moved on to Dayton, Ohio for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Doe
Frank
Florence
Columbus
Charles A. Daugherty
Erma Atkinson
Gerald A. Babson
Cleveland
J. C. Atkinson
Gilbert Houston
Pearl Savage
Sadie, Houston
Beaumont
Dayton
Ohio
The Plains Personal News Pair Visits
Mrs Charles Keaton and daughter Thelma visited Adelphian Keaton in Columbus on Sunday. Thomas Thomas returned home to Byesville Ohio after a week with his sister Mrs Lucey Surgeon at The Plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keaton
Thelma
Columbus
Adelphian Keaton
Thomas Thomas
Byesville
Ohio
Lucey
the Plains
State Justices Enter Re nomination Race in Ohio
Chief Justice Carrington T. Marshall of the state supreme court announced his candidacy for re nomination and re election. Associate Judge Thomas A. Jones of Jackson followed with a renomination bid. Both are Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Carrington T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Marshall
Thomas A. Jones
Jackson
Soth
Loska Eczema Remedy Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement asserts LOSKA Eczema relieves burning and itching immediately after application. It targets babies, little tots, and crown-ups with healing effects and is sold for 50 cents at druggists or by mail from The Ry-Toff Co. Lowell, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loska
Ry-Toff Co
404Th Ave
Lowell
Maes
Smiths Entertain Guests in Chauncey Sunday
Smiths entertained Mrs. Guy Smith of Chauncey and their guests Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Smith and daughter Evelyn, Howard Bolin and Miss Avice Smith all of the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiths
Chauncey
Guy Smith
Dorsel Smith
Evelyn
Howard Bolin
Avice Smith
Pomeroy
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Ted Roberts
Earle G. Reed
Ill
J. T. Crumbaugh
Supreme Court
L Young and Daughter
Reda Cathere
Frances Higgins
Louise Webster
F. Donaldson
Circh Street
C. H. Mer
Vinton County
Court House
McArthur
Heyden Board of Education
Wellston and McArthu
K. of P. Opera House
Whats
J. T. Ogier Jr
Robert
Staunton
J. A. Jolly
Frank Loeckard
Howard
Reith
Hamilton
Carl Judy
Louis Judy
Robert Keck
Logan
Luckoff
Lesco A
U. S
The
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
Japan
Lorain
Harry M. Bryan
Louis
Buick
Swanson Furniture Co
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