Stewart-Davis Wedding at High Noon in Middleport
Miss Clara M Davis youngest daughter of Mrs T H Davis of Pomeroy wed H Stewart of Middleport at the Davis home with Rev Vincent D Berry officiating. The ceremony featured pink and white decor, Ophelia roses, a heart shaped cake and a bridal breakfast for sixteen. The couple will honeymoon east and reside at Fourth Street Middleport. Notable guests included Prof Will Stewart of Carapolis Pa and Mr John Stewart of Wooster College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart-Davis
Clara M
T. H. Davis
Pomeroy
H. Stewart
Middleport
Davis
Vincent D. Berry
Sarah Jones
Stewart
Presbyterian Church of
Mr. Stewart
East
Fourth Street
Prof
Will Stewart
Carapolis
John Stewart
Wooster College
Caroline Jones
Washington,d. C
Pomeroy Council Considers Street Car Franchise Tonight
The Pomeroy village council meets mid month to hear the ordinance committee report on the street car franchise. A first reading of the amended ordinance is expected. Other agenda points include village street conditions and the water question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Council
Meroy
Barrels of Fun Promised at Syracuse Ball Park
Pomeroy Bend employees' team faces Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co. from Parkersburg at Syracuse ball park Saturday. The Pomeroy Machine Co. band and drum corps will provide music, creating a lively afternoon. The event is a community baseball treat not a profit venture. Bring a megaphone and enjoy for 25 cents with the best girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Ball Park
Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy Machine Co
Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co
Parkersburg
Rooters
King
Fire and Debris Cause Alarms in Middleport
Fire crews attended a blaze caused by burning lumber and debris from an old barn at Victor Neutzling’s residence. Local residents and visitors from surrounding towns are noted in a string of social anecdotes and travel updates from Middleport.
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Third Ward
Victor Neutzling
Fire destroys structure amid remodeling run loss
A wood pile being remodeled into a hennery was set ablaze as an easy disposal method. Strong winds spread smoke and alarmed tenants, but firefighters extinguished the fire before the hose wagon arrived, after gutting a small back yard outhouse. The blaze threatened several nearby residences.
Horwitz to Attend Democratic Convention in San Francisco
Hon Louis Horwitz and his wife depart Friday to San Francisco as delegate from the tenth district to the Democratic convention convening June 28. They travel with Mrs L G Gribble and join the Columbus convention special, expecting to be away several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Horwitz
San Francisco
Tenth Congressional District
L. G. Gribble
Columbus
Sacred Heart School Holds All Day Chester Picnic
Sacred Heart school children accompanied by Pastor Rev. F. C. Schneider and Sisters of Divine Providence were driven to the John Wipple farm at Chester where they enjoyed an all day picnic returning about five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart School
F. C. Schneider
Sisters of Divine Providence
John Wipple
Chester
Cancer deaths near one hundred thousand in 1919
New York June 17 Medical experts estimate cancer deaths in the United States in 1919 at 100000 and those afflicted at about 500000. Dr Frederick Dugdale of Boston urged that cancer originates in a constitutional blood condition and requires only exciting causes to develop. He said cure is possible if these causes are removed and prime factors treated. Helen L Penrose criticized vivisection as cruel and a committee will study the vivisection question. The convention urged psychological as well as physical training for children to better the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Frederick Dugdale
Boston
Allied Medical Association of America
Helen L. Penrose
Millfield Damon Watkins Visit Precedes News of Births
Millfield Damon Watkins of Tennessee visited friends here on Tuesday as the community notes another round of births and social calls. The stork brought a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Clancy and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simpson. Mrs. J. F. Riley and Mrs. Sission hosted a 6 PM chicken dinner featuring Ralph Riley of Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Riley and daughter of Attiens, plus Mrs. F. E. Boudinot. Grace Knight, recently ill, is improving. Florence Dennes of Drakes was weekend guest of Loret ta Stout. Mrs. Martha Smith and Mrs. J. R. Wade called on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Saunders Saturday. Eleanor Hill visited Athens Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. William Robinson and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wade. Percy Fulwider and Mrs. Fulwider entertained their Sunday School class of boys Tuesday evening. The group enjoyed elegant refreshments: Dwight Hill, James Adams, Orris Boudinot, Allan Boudinot, Courtney Petit.
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EF. Gillilan
Columbus
Stephen Martin
Clarence
Son
Ray Hecox
Lewis
Ashland
Pearl Karr
Ben Thomas
Gallipolis
Kathryn Schlaegel
Washington, D. C
Carolyn Jones
Dana Lloyd
Parkersburg
A. P. Miller
Cleveland
Fred Groff
Fred Crow
Athens
Harry J. Simpson
Beegle Bros
T. W. Jones
B. E. Talbott
Rio Grande
D. B. Hartinger
Middleport
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Edw. Moore
Boyd Dilgard
Grace Townsend
Ohio University
Berry
Garen Stansbury
Margaret Purdum
Wooster
Ohio) College
Damon Watkins
Tennessee
Stork
William Clancy
Howard Simpson
J. F. Riley
Sission
Ralph Riley
Akron
Harry Riley
Attiens
F. E. Boudinot
Grace Knight
Fulwider
Dwight Hill
James Adams
Orris Boudinot
Allan Boudinot
Courtney Petit
Children's Day Events Noted At Local Churches
James North suffered a badly bruised leg at the No 6 mine Monday and will be out of work for some time. Children's Day exercises at the Church of Christ Sunday drew a strong crowd. the Methodist Church plans Children's Day exercises Sunday evening June 27.
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Donald Robinson
James North
Church of Christ
Methodist Church
Norwegian concession prompts pulp mill in Zulu land
Norwegian interests plan a pulp manufacturing venture in Zulu land. The concession covers several hundred square miles and signals a major extractive project. The move reflects expanding European economic activity in Africa and potential impacts on local communities and resources.
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Zululand
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