Funeral Services For Miss Osborne In Pomeroy
Miss Beulah Antoinette Osborne died after months of heart trouble. Funeral services will be held at the family residence on Main Street this Wednesday at 4 p.m. with interment at Beech Grove cemetery. She was born in Columbus on August 14, 1856 and lived in Pomeroy most of her life. Survived by sister Miss Jennie L. Osborne of Pomeroy and brother Wm H. Osborne of Los Angeles. aunt of Berthada Osborne Helen O Chrissman and Allen Osborne, now in Los Angeles.
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Miss Osborne
Beulah Antoinettte Osborne
Main Stréet
Beech Grove Cemetery
Wm. P
Delia Osborne
Columbus
Pomeroy
The
Presbyterian Church
Jennie L. Osborne
Wm H., Osborne
Los Angeles
Berthada Osborne
Helen O. Chrissman
Allen Osborne
Leg Broken In Mine Accident At Stalter Essex Work
Harry Oliver son of I K Oliver suffered a serious accident Tuesday afternoon when a slate fall in the Little Lower Stalter Essex mine caught his leg. His right leg above the ankle was broken and the ankle crushed. He received treatment at Dr Miller's office in the Finsterwald ambulance and was later sent home to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Oliver
I. K. Oliver
Stalter & Essex
Auto Bumps Car. Wheel Torn Off in Middleport
A young driver named Lowe of Middleport, while turning from Court onto Main Street on Tuesday afternoon, collided with an oncoming vehicle, tearing off the left front wheel and smashing fenders. The offending car had just left the paint shop after repairs.
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Lowe
Middleport
Court
Main Street
Carleton Wedding Joins Story-Cain Couple Today
Story and Miss Lucile Cain were joined in marriage today in a ceremony. The couple plans a future residence in Carleton following the nuptials.
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Story
Carleton
Lucile Cain
Wedding of Miss Carleton and Mr. Feeney Near Pomeroy
Today Rev. Ross joined Miss Carleton daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W J R Carleton to Earl Feeney a prosperous farmer of near Pomeroy in a ceremony at Gallipolis. The couple shared a wedding breakfast attended by a few friends. The bride wore Georgette white and lilies of the valley. bridesmaid Estella Bean and best man Earl Feeney both appear in attendance. The groom and best man are overseas service men who served together. The couple planned a wedding trip to eastern cities including Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
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Milan
Earl Feeney
Middleport
Mrs. Story
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Birthday surprise for Mrs Gilbert Rummell
The Winners class of the Minersville church gathered at Mrs. Gilbert Rummell’s home Monday evening to surprise her on her birthday anniversary. The evening featured music, social diversions, and delicious light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Rummell
Minersville M. ©. Church
D A R Flag Day Picnic Praised At Lincoln Hill
The annual D A R Flag Day picnic was held at the home of Laff Jacobs on Lincoln Hill Monday evening. About seventy ladies and gentlemen attended and listened to Attorney D Curtis Reid discuss the Constitution of the United States. The event was described as highly enjoyable.
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Laff Jacobs
Lincoln Hill
D. Curtis Reid
Twins Bless Ball Family on Wyliss Hill Visit
Dr Stork paid a visit to Mr and Mrs William Ball on Wyliss Hill Sunday last and left them twins a boy and a girl This is the second set of twins born to the family within four years with a previous boy and girl born earlier
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Wyliss Hill
Stork
William Ball
Bryant and Boyd Wed in Rutland Home Ceremony
Samuel L. Bryant age 46 of Rutland and Jennie M. Boyd age 37 of Pomeroy were married Tuesday at the bride's home by Rev. W. H. Reynolds after obtaining licenses and rites.
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Bryant-Boyd
Samuel L. Bryant
Rutland
Jennie M. Boyd
Pomeroy
W. H. Reynolds
Presbyterian Children’s Day Honors Pomeroy Church
Children’s Day was celebrated at the Pomeroy Presbyterian church Sunday evening with large attendance and an entertaining program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Mr and Mrs John McQuigg Leave for Golden West
Mr and Mrs John McQuigg depart Monday afternoon for Los Angeles to spend a couple of months with their sons Charles and Will. They travel via the Northern Pacific to the coast and then southward. The trip is expected to greatly improve Mr McQuigg’s impaired health.
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John McQuigg
Golden West
Los Angeles
California
Charles
Will MccQuigg
Northern Pacific
Mr. McQuigg
BASE BALL BATTERIES FOR SUNDAYS GAME
Kariph Simpson and Whitlock are scheduled for Millfield as they face Pomeroy at Syracuse Sunday. Harry Grimim and Gibbs will be the battery for Pomeroy. The clubs split two previous meetings this season making Sunday’s game a deciding best two of three.
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Kariph Simpson
Whitlock
Millfield
Pomeroy
Syracuse
Harry Grimim
Gibbs
Frost Charged With Unlawful Seining Near Alfred
Charles fr. Frost of near Alfred is charged before Justice Ransom Fiach with unlawfully using a fishing seine last Memorial Day. Frost pleaded not guilty and a hearing was set for Friday next.
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Charles Fr. Frost
Near Alfred
Ransom Fiach
Justice Frost
Sister of Mrs Schoenlein Dies in Washington
Wm. F. Schoenlein received a message Monday announcing the death of Mrs. J. D. Rockey in Bellingham Washington. Mrs Rockey is a sister of Mrs Schoenlein.
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Schoenlein
Bellingham, Wash
Wm. F. Schoenlein
J. D. Rockey
Bellingham
Washington
Rockey
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mr. Mack McDonald of Sandusky visits his daughter Mrs. J B Downing of Middleport for the week. Will Engler of Nitro stays with W A Brown family in Middleport. Mrs. Art Tracy returned from Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Stahl and son Joe of Akron visit Mrs. Charles Reuter. Mrs. Roy Cooper and children go to Point Pleasant for a week.
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Pomeroy Bend
Mack McDonald
Sandusky
J. B. Downing
Middleport
Will Engler
Nitro
W. A. Brown
Art Tracy
Columbus
Clint Stahl
Joe
Akron
Charles Reuter
Roy Cooper
Local residents note summer visits and travel
Miss Eva Webster returns from a two week vacation visiting relatives in Columbus. Rev W F Parmalee spoke to Hobson shop men at noon. Drury family visits Mrs Martha McCoy in Middleport. Mrs W H Beeson visits Athens. Harold Martin heads to Akron for summer work. Mrs Fern McNamee visits Athens. Julia Lochary home from Chillicothe for summer. Marguerite Moore returns to Charleston from Pompey relatives. Richard Thomas and Gladys Daniela back from a week in St Paris. Mrs Abe Kautz and Margaret visit Charleston relatives. Mrs Lawrence Withers visits her father in Gallipolis. Fred Zitt of Montreal visits Monkey Run at Val Ebersbach home.
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Eva Webster
Columbus
W. F. Parmalee
Rutland
Hobson Shops
Will Drury
Glouster
Fern McNamee
Athens
Julia Lochary
Chillicothe
Marguerite Moore
Charleston
Pomeroy
Richard Thomas
Gladys Daniela
St. Paris
Abe Kautz
Margaret
Chartleston
Lawrence Withers
Gallipolis
Jacob Fisher
Fred Zitt
Montreal
Canada
Val Ebersbach
Meeting on June 19 to discuss three mill school levy
Clark's Mills voices a meeting at Lott Ridge Saturday afternoon to discuss the three mill levy for school purposes to be voted on at the August primary. Carthage township school board met Saturday hiring four teachers and awarding hauling contracts to Sam Bail and Allen Secoy. C. E. Knight enhances his home with a tin roof. Mr. Messenger hosts a Sunday school class, reported as enjoying a good time.
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Lottridge
8. A. Day
Lulu Wilson
Elizabeth
W. Va
Chas. Day
Carthage
Sam Bail
Allen Secoy
C. E. Knight
Messenger
Sunbet
Ail
Miniature cyclone hits Athens causing widespread tree damage
A brief cyclone struck Athens between 2 and 3 am, bringing heavy rain and a brilliant electrical display. Many trees were damaged or uprooted across the city and nearby areas with fallen wreckage visible this morning. Richland avenue residents reported large hail in a several yard wide strip, causing garden and tree damage.
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Athens
Iesavenue
Athens State Hospital
Richland Avenue
Young People Enjoy Saturday Evening Sunday School Social
The Hebbardsville M. E. Sunday school class, led by Lizzie Tinker and Vera Tinker, gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis home for games and refreshments of cake and ice cream. A large group of attendees included Fay and Blanche Allen, Lenna Gift, Grace Verity, Gara Farrier, Lulu Parker, Jessie Collins, Gladys Walters, Leona Gilkey, Ina Verity, Daina Evang, Willard Harner, Wayne Harner, Marion Harner, Elwood Verity, Archie Vandervort, and others. The Sunday quarterly meeting drew a well attended sermon by District Superintendent Rev. Murans.
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M. E
Frank Davis
Lizzie Tinker
Vera Tinker
Margaret
Willie Harner
Fay
Blanche Allen
Lenna Gift
Grace
Annie Mae Verity
Gara Farrier
Lulu
Dorothy Parker
Jessie
Rose Collins
Gladys Walters
Leona Gilkey
Ina
Idene
Daina
George Evang
Willard
Powell
Wayne
Carl
Marion Harner
Elwood Verity
Felix
Dorsey
Marion
Myron R
Archie
Ale Vandervort
Jamies Whaey
Infant's Body Found in Sugar Creek
The body of a baby aged seven months was found in Sugar Creek at Washington on June 6. Authorities are investigating the death as a civic newspaper reports.
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Washington, C. H
Civica
Sugar Creek
Jury Acquits Sample in Booze Compound Case
In Columbus Ohio on June 16 under Judge Sater jurors in federal court acquitted C W Sample proprietor of a malt company of selling a preparation or compound for making intoxicating liquor. The court held that selling ingredients in separate packages did not constitute a single preparation or compound.
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Columbus, CO
Sater
C. W
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D. Aenner Coo
Flomeroy
Ok Acirectal Sisters
Leroy Scott
Comedyart
Majestic Concert Orchestra
Big Eagles
Hiram
NIKE
Cals Center
Clark’s Mills
Blakaer i
Hebbardsville
Co Murans
Columbia
Edith Roberts
Adventurous Ambrose
Rafael R. Johnson
G. C. Staneart
Athens Opera House
Maclean
Doris May
Thos. H
Punats Youle
Paramount Artcraft
Thomas H. Ince
Voile
Vel BC
Ford
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