Pomeroy-Middleport Educator Dies In Auto Crash
County Superintendent of Schools T W Karr was killed in a late Saturday auto accident near the Dark Hollow mine. He was driving from the courthouse to his Forest Run home alone in a Ford touring car when the vehicle plunged down an embankment. Karr, recently reappointed, had long served Meigs county schools and was well known in southern Ohio school circles.
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T. W. Karr
Court House
Forest Run
Dark Hollow
Karr
Meigs County
Ohio
Wise Orchardists Use Mulberries to Save Cherries
Stephen and George Enzenauer of Lincoln Till, Pomeroy, cultivate a diverse fruit orchard. To protect cherries from birds while preserving crops, they plant mulberries at the end of the cherry rows since birds prefer mulberries and spare the cherries.
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Stephen
George Enzenauer
Lincoln Till
Pomeroy
Enzenauers
Florence man stays for health in Great Bend area
James Mitchell of Florence Oregon who arrived during Nelson FE Arnold death will remain until winter for his health. He formerly lived behind Minersville and owns Oregon timber land. Recently Minor Mitchell from Paducah Kentucky joined him as they visited relatives near Great Bend.
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James Mitchell
Florence
Ore
Nelson FE
Arnold
Mr. Mitchell
Minersville
Oregon
Minor Mitchell
Paducah
Great Bend
Meigs County Graduates Among Largest Ohio University Class
Nearly 500 graduates from Ohio University at Athens last week included five Meigs County residents. The class was the university's largest ever. Meigs county representatives were among the notable honorees.
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Ohio University At
Athens
Meigs
University At
Meigs County
Local Graduates Earn Degrees in Arts Education and Music
Nellie A Stansbury Rutland and Ethel M Sutton Pomeroy Ray H Paynter of Portland all earned bachelor of arts degrees. Paynter specialized in commerce and earned an additional degree. Ruth White near Pomeroy graduated with honors in bachelor of science in education. Helen Bowles of Dexter completed her course in the Ohio College of Music studying voice.
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Nellie A. Stansbury
Rutland
Ethel M. Sutton
Pomeroy
Land
Ray H. Paynter
Portland
Paynter
Commerce
Ruth (. White
Helen © Bowles
Dexter
Ohio College of Music
Mrs Lydia Malory dies in Athens. funeral held in Racine
Mrs Lydia Malory aged about 80 died in Athens at week end. The remains arrived here yesterday and were taken to Racine where the M E church funeral followed by burial in Letart cemetery. She was widow of the late Captain T E Mallory. The Ogden school board case demurrer was overruled in the court of appeals and the defendant may file answer by Saturday June 17. Trial on the merits set for Thursday June 22 at 9 00 A M.
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Lydia Malory
Athens
Racine
M. E. Church
Letart
John R. Ogden
County School Board
Court of Appeals
Timothy O'Brien
Wyllis Hill
Pomeroy
Wm. Ball
Eva
Prohibition
Houndstown
O'Brein
County ticket lineup set for countywide offices and wards
Midnight Friday completed ticket lists show candidates for Representative, Commissioner, Sheriff, Prosecuting Attorney, Auditor, Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, Recorder, Surveyor, and Central Committeemen across towns and wards. Notable names include J F Jii den, J B Lindsey, L Crary Davis, Robert Warner, and Wm Rupe among many others.
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J. F. Jiiden
Worley W. Brown
L. D. Davis
W. J. Lawrence
C.F. Hill
Shumaker
Fred Longlolz
J. B. Lindsey
Walter French
Walter Compton
H. B. Pickett
B. K. Smith
Chas. Gilkey
George FE. McIntosh
Wilbur A. Reeves
Ed Moulden
L. Crary Davis
E. W. Weoples
J. W. McCullough
W. S .Reed
Robert Warner
T. W. Bengel
Wm. W. Rupe
Ellis W. Hysell
Bedford F. L. Jones
Leo
Story
Carpenter
J. P. Galloway
Chester
North
W. A. Hartung
South
C. E. Boecher
C. J. Bookman
Dyesville
Dell Turner
Great River
Noah Stanley
R. C. Byers
Dexter
Frank Strong
Middleport
Max Russell
Ben Bailey
Thomas Davis
R. A. Miller
Harry Bennett
W. L. Willock
John Lewis
Wm. Burton
Frank Booth
Pomeroy
Tim Bishop
Wm. Bartels
D. H. Foppies
Bert Roush
Death and political notices in Delaware County
Death of Kate Helen Harris aged 13 in Minersville after a Friday afternoon illness. Prohibition cases involve Timothy O'Brien accused of bootlegging and firearms, with bail and jail dispute. Lenine health rumors denied. Local election filing closes with multiple candidates for auditor, clerk, treasurer, prosecutor, commissioners, sheriff, surveyor, and Congress. Keturah Dabritz, 12, operated for acute appendicitis. recovery expected.
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Minersville
Kate Helen Harris
Warren Harris
Pittsburg
Hartford
Brown Hill
Cradock Virginia Residents Seek Housing Relief
Cradock Virginia residents urge Congress to ease costs tied to government built wartime housing funded by the United States Housing Corporation. They request ending interest and cutting monthly payments, plus dedicating utilities schools streets and sewers to the town as it seeks incorporation. Rep Deal cites reduced Portsmouth navy yard wages and war rental impacts.
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Portsmouth Navy Yard
Uncle Sam
United States Housing Corporation
al Wents
Tien
Deal
Virginia
Congress
Housing Corporation
Cradock
New President Names Cabinet in China After Clash
Peking reports President Ly Luan Hung begins second term and forms a coalition cabinet as he formally assumes the presidency after years of domestic warfare. The new administration aims to domesticate the republic and restore stability.
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Peking
China
Ly Luan Hung
Weekend calm hides County Westmeath terror burnings
Belfast reports a quiet weekend but County Westmeath in Leinster faced arson and terror. In Mullingar Protestant shops were wrecked and unrest spread as neendiaries were active across the countryside.
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Belfast
County Westmeath
Leinster
Mullingar
Residents listed as visitors and workers in Logan area
Local notices list Clyde Disbennet Gladys Renscheld Lawrence Coakley Louise Crouch and others with ages occupations and hometowns in Union Furnace Logan Crooksville and surrounding areas. The report notes visiting family arrivals departures and a wrecking of the four massive columns that once supported the court with spectators watching as walls decay and roof removed. Mayor Koppe and daughter Kathryn travel to Dayton and Mrs Koppe plans Oklahoma visit with Doyne Wardwell family.
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Clyde Disbennet
Union Furnace
Gladys Renscheld
Lawrence Coakley
Carpenter
Logan
Louise Crouch
A. Uchardson
F. A. Koppe
Kathryn
Dayton
Harold
Koppe
Oklahoma
Doyne Wardwell
Wardwells
Great Celebration Planned by Logan Legion
A Logan American Legion post held a Friday meeting to finalize plans for the second annual Fourth of July celebration. Festivities begin with a 9 30 a m industrial parade and a morning baseball game between two industrial league teams. Afternoon events feature Logan versus Nelsonville baseball, trap shooting, volleyball, track, a Ford race, mule race, and other amusements. Negotiations target C C Davis of Columbus and Charles Bobbitt for a horseshoe match.
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Logan Post
American Legion
The
Legion
Industrial League
Logan
Nelsonville
C. C. Davis
Columbus
Charles Bobbitt
Fireworks Display Tops Hocking County Event Night
In Hocking county a grand fireworks show is planned directed by a skilled expert. The evening promises the greatest display yet, surpassing last year's exhibition. A forty piece American Legion band will play throughout the day.
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Hocking County
American Legion
Local 18 year old Evelyn Pearl Lee to be adopted by Woltz couple
Evelyn Pearl Lee aged 18 and Robert E. Lee age 11, children of Herbert Lee whose residence is unknown, likely to be adopted by F M Woltz and Rosa Woltz of Good Hope township if probate court approves the petition filed Friday. The children have lived at the Waltz home for three or four years.
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Evelyn Pearl Lee
Robert E. Lee
Herbert Lee
F. M.woltz
Rosa Woltz
Good Hope Township
Waltz Home
Farm Journal lists loyal agricultural friends in Congress
In June 1928 the Farm Journal editorial declares it stays nonpartisan but urges farmers to vote for representatives who backed farm legislation. It prints a complete list of loyal agricultural friends in the House, including Foster of Ohio, noting less than a quarter are named. The piece ends urging farmers to reward their friends.
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Farm Journal
Friends of Agriculture
House of Representatives
Representatives
Washington
House
Foster
Ohio
Rutland Eighth Grade Commencements and Local News Summary
Eighth grade commencements are set for June 13 at Dyesville June 15 at Dexter June 16 at Harrisonville and June 19 at Rutland with ceremonies at 7 30 each evening and music by the Rutland choir. Various local notices include injuries, openings, travels and visits among residents with names such as Robert Rawlings Hazel Shepard Barrett W E Wright Garnet Rice J L Higley Bernard McCormick Val Hunt Flora Davis Saxton Thelma Barton Helen Rathburn Nella Clark and others.
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Dyesville
Dexter
Harrisonville
Rutland
Robert Rawlings
Carson Brothers
Hazel Shepard
Barrett
Cleveland
Race Davis
Aurora
Ill
W. E. Wright
Garnet Rice
Springfield
J. L. Higley
Bernard
Miss McCormick
Washington County
M. E. Church
Howard Pond
Prall
J. W. Young
Leland Chase
Harold , Saxton
Thelma Barton
Helen Rathburn
Ohio State University
Val Hunt
Flora Davis
Illinois
Bert Rathburn
Albany
Belleville
Nella Clark
Rendville
Man Quits Workhouse Job Walks Away From Farm
Willard Darnell of Canandaigua sent to the Dayton workhouse to work off liquor violation fines totaling 1300 dollars at 60 cents a day. He reportedly walked away from the workhouse farm last Thursday and has not been seen since, according to Sheriff Parker.
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Hartford
William Hartless
Carrie Dunn
Willard Darnell
Canaonville
Dayton
Parker
Darnell
Mayflower Docks in Washington After Chesapeake Bay Gale
The Yacht Mayflower with President Harding and Mrs. Harding aboard reached the Washington navy yard this afternoon following a 25 mile gale in Chesapeake Bay the night before.
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Washington
President
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