Pomeroy-Middleport School Board Ouster Case Heard
In ouster proceedings Guthrie vs Ogden argued before the Ohio Court of Appeals with all judges present. The panel eyed eligibility for the county school board seat and a future decision was anticipated. Also noted, Fred A. Thomas seeks divorce from Anna after their Columbus marriage in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Ogden
Court of Appeals
C. KE. Peoples
H. C. Fish
D. Curtis Reed
Resurfacing of Main Street in Pomeroy progresses slowly
Telegram from Columbus dated June 20, 1922 reports funds certified by C Herrick for completing Main Street. Compton of Pomeroy notes delivery of 50 barrels T C B and 50 barrels T C B. Authority prepared to push project with materials and cars referenced as Pom eroy Athens I and G F Rudisill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Pomeroy
Columbus
W. A. Compton
C. Herrick
Herrick
Pomeroy-Athens I
C. H
G. F. Rudisill
Syracuse Oil Notes on Multiple Wells Drilling
Charles Engler orders an immediate new well on the J C Hallam farm. Charles Mendenhall of Marietta to mobilize machinery for drilling. Baer Brothers haul rig timbers from Alice Swearingen farm to Brocalsa Chemical tract for a standard rig. Joseph Canter prepares to drill on W F D Bartes land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Engler
Evangelistic Meeting At Pomeroy Church Of Christ Aids Growth
The evangelistic meeting led by Pastor B. H. Morris and supported by E. C. Tuckerman and wife shows strong progress with twenty nine new members since May. Four adults joined Monday, six baptisms followed, and a Bible Training Class for youth demonstrated rapid learning. Sunday attendance aims for two hundred, reaching a church-record high last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Church of Christ
B. H. Morris
E. C. Tuckerman
Rev. Morris
Local party returns from Washington trip by special train
The five day personally conducted uv and O trip to Washington has brought back a group from Pomeroy and vicinity. Delegation members include Professors D B Williams R G Will J W Frank Miss Clara Quivey Miss Lucile Bearles Mr and Mrs Oliver Hartley of Pomeroy Misses Bess Sanburn Ruth Drake Mary L Root Mrs Louise Grant of Middleport and Miss Grace Townsend with niece Enid Townsend of Athens. Middleport group stayed over for the ten day limit. The travelers praise the plan as a novel travel method likely to become common on major rail lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uv & O
Washington
Pomeroy
D. B Williams
R. G. Will
J. W. Frank
Clara Quivey
Lucile Bearles
Oliver Hartley
Bess Sanburt
Ruth Drake
Mary L. Root
Louise Grant
Middleport
Grace Townsend
Enid Townsend
Athens
Death Notices Mrs. Fred Dumble Memphis Tenn
Word reached Middleport relatives of the death of Mrs. Fred Dumble at her Memphis Tennessee home. She leaves a husband and one daughter. Mr. Dumble is the son of J. W. Dumble longtime Middleport editor and publisher.
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Middleport
Fred Dumble
Memphis
Tenn
Mr. Dumble
J. W. Dumble
Manley Sent Up for Indeterminate Burglary Sentence
Douglas Manley admitted perjuring himself and held neighbor Hugh Tate in jail for six months on burglary charges. He was sent to Mansfield reformatory yesterday for an indeterminate sentence of one to ten years. Deputy Ashworth accompanied him. The itinerary of the Beef Cattle View Herd will travel from Columbus to Rock Springs fair grounds September 5 to 8. The exhibit features 13 Short horns Herefords and Aberdeen Angus cattle. It will serve as an educational display to boost beef production in the hilly country.
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Manley
Douglas Manley
Hugh Tate
Mansfield Reformatory
Ashworth
O. 8
Columbus
Rock Springs Fair Grounds
Mrs Bell Named Ohio Rebekah Assembly President
Mrs Raymond H Bell of Columbus and former Middleport resident was inducted as president of the Ohio Rebekah Assembly in Cleveland marking the organization’s top post. Misses Esther and Lenora Hobart of Middleport returned from Ann Arbor Michigan with Cedric Clark a local law graduate visiting the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Raymond H. Bell
Columbus
Middleport
Ohio Rebekah Assembly
Cleveland
Esther
Lenora Hobart
Ann Arbor
Mich
Cedric Clark
Oregon
Teacher contract noted for local high school
A contract to teach at the local high school is discussed. The candidate is a graduate of Q, 8, i. Further details on subject, length, and start date are not provided in the fragment.
Democratic leaders plan Columbe trip to meet Vic Donahey
About 25 leading Democrats from the city journeyed to Columbee Thursday to meet Vic Donahey a governor candidate. Indications show Logan and county leaders would favor Donahey as the party standard bearer this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbee
Vic Donahey
Logan
Ot Donahey
Logan Graduates Head to Detroit for Jobs with Mothe Well Co
Four local graduates from Logan High School left Thursday afternoon for Detroit to seek employment with the Mothe Well Company. The party includes Kenneth Fitzgerald Rudolph Klein Schmidt Maynard Graft and William Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Detroit
Mothewell Co
Kenneth Fitzgerald
Rudolph Klienschmidt
Maynard Graft
William Lytle
Haydenville men arrested on warrants at the jail
Buck Davis and Albert Thress were taken into custody Wednesday on warrants issued from the court of May or Koppe. Officer Farnbeam made the arrests. Both pleaded not guilty at arraignment and were placed under bonds of $100 each.
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Haydenville
Buck Davis
Albert Thress
Koppe
Farnbeam
Eacn
Logan St Community Notes and School Staffing Update
Logan St residents attended the crippled children clinic at the high school. Mrs. Walter Pomerene hosted Nellie Allen’s sendoff picnic for a Chicago music course. Hocking Council 39 held three Royal and select degrees. St John’s Day to be observed by Logan Masons at the Presbyterian church led by Rev. Curtiss R. Douglas. The city school board hired two new teachers for the high school Herman F Lehman in science and athletic coach duties. Miss Lillian Jones also signed to join faculty.
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Sherman
Maxville
Heminger
Adelphi
Logan
Crippled Children
Walter Pomerene
Nellie Allen
Chicago
H. R. Tipton
Crystal Springs
Sugar Grove
Hocking Council No. 39
St. John’s Day
Masons of
Presbyteriaa Church
Curtiss R. Douglas
Eastern Star Lodge
Higc
Herman F. Lehman
Otterbein University
Iu Dition
Herman
Otterbein
Lillian Jones
Second church wedding at St Johns Catholic Church
Miss Mabel L Ballenger daughter of Mr and Mrs George L Ballenger and Mr Henry W Michaels son of Mrs Barbara were united in marriage at St Johns Catholic Church Wednesday morning in a ceremony attended by many relatives and friends.
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St. Johns Catholic Church
Mabel L. Ballenger
George L. Ballenger
Henry W Michaels
Barbara
Rank Nevins
Miss Mary Bond Hosts Gli Amiei at Mrs. Dorothy Bell Home
Miss Mary Bond hosted the Gli Amiei club at Mrs. Dorothy Bell's 121 South Market Street home on Wednesday evening. A feature was a Well Known Pictures on advertisements contest won by Mrs. Blanche Thomas. The event included Reminissance chat and a luncheon with green and white club colors. Out of town guests included Miss Mary Elizabeth Ambrose of Saginaw Michigan Miss Faith James of Columbus and Mrs. Edna Anthony of Akron.
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Mary Bond
Gli Amiei's
Dorothy
Bell
South Market Street
Blanche Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Ambrose
Saginaw, Mich
Faith James
Columbus
Edna Anthony
Akron
Mary Toot
Dayton
Firme Anthony
Ruth Easterling
Mesdames
Two Fine Recitals by Miss Nel lie S Allen Students
Pete Lomax and Stanley Sparnow were guests at a recital hosted by Miss Nel lie S Allen on West Main St. Nearly one hundred guests attended the evening event featuring baritone Donald Brown and an array of Allen’s pupils in a carefully arranged program. A second recital the next morning drew sixty four attendees with sixteen numbers presented by Allen's students.
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Nellie S. Allen
Miss Allen
West Main St
Donald Brown
Helen Monahan
Grace Seibert
Margaret Laube
Maxine Notestone
Elizabeth Beck
Mary Bright
Freida Marie Eberst
Rita Eberst
Charlotte Work
Mary Graham
Mary Lucille Rice
Martha Spears
Evelyn Hockman
Helen Louise Ward
Wavelene Primmer
Mildred Laube
Lillian Spannow
Thelma Kitchen
Thelma Belt
Grace Sibert
Edna Blum
Dorothy Myers
Logan Tennis Club Promotes July Tournament
Beginning Thursday the Logan Tennis club will promote a tournament to July 4 aimed at giving all contestants time to participate without affecting usual vocations. Matches will be held on the Bowen home courts on North Market street and will mark the event.
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Logan Tennis Club
Bowen
North Market Street
First Tournament Opens With Three-Game Sets
The season starts with three game sets. Pairings include Fred Juergens Meier versus F Blasius Jr and C G Bowen against Geo Watson. Wayne Wright faces Byron Wolfe, Bill Rochester meets Wood Bowen, Ken Wright plays Virgil Martin, Hes Ambrose vs Ken Smith, Art McGovern against Robt McManigal, and Fred Kessler versus Harry Bell. A cup will be awarded to the tournament winner amid city championship rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Juergensmeier
F. Blasius Jr
C. G. Bowen
Geo, Watson
Wayne Wright
Byron Wolfe
Bill Rochester
Wood Bowen
Ken Wright
Virgil Martin
Hes Ambrose
Ken Smith
Art McGovern
Robt. McManigal
Fred Kessler
Harry Bell
Forty Ells Social at Elks Hall with Chicken Luncheon
Forty members of the lady Ells gathered at the Elks hall Wednesday evening for a social night highlighted by a fine chicken luncheon served to attendees.
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Lady Ells
Elks Hall
Convention Opens for 31st Epworth League District Meet
Delegates began arriving in the city for a two day convention at the First Methodist church by the Lancaster district Epworth League. By evening 150 delegates were expected for a six o'clock banquet. C R Barnhart of Circleville, district president, leading youth work. The district lists 30 chapters, 1600 to 1700 members, and 600 junior leaders. Lancaster district tops Ohio conference for youth work.
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First Methodist Church
Lancaster District
Epworth League
League
C. R. Barnhart
Circleville
Lancaster
Centenary movement plans and delegates assemble
The program opened at 2 30 after registration and assignments of delegates. Julian Santos a Philippine native and Ohio State student was on the program to address the gathering. He is preparing for the ministry in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Santos
Ohio
Lyvan
Newman and Martin Wed in City Ceremony
Harry Newman and Zoe Martin were united in marriage in the city on Wednesday evening. William Newman and his wife, parents of the groom, left the city to attend the ceremony.
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Harry Newman
Zoe Martin
Delaware
Willard Newma
Fourth of July plans discussed at Logan Legion meeting
Logan post of the Legion met Tuesday evening with Bayton Hall presiding in Commander Laverly’s absence. A Nelsonville game was arranged for July Fourth and a tug of war with Nelsonville was set. A float for the industrial parade was approved and business houses were solicited to participate. Fireworks display shipment was scheduled to arrive by the 27th to ensure timely delivery.
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Logan Post
Legion
Laverly
Bayton Hall
Varieu
Nelsoville
Sol Ebinger
Nelsonville Post
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D. W. Hennessey
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Philip Meter
Steubenville
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