Pomeroy Hearing Postponed Again
The telephone company injunction hearing is reopened until next week to suit Judge White's schedule.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1921
Page
8
Lutheran church dedication set for Upper Flats
The new Lutheran church in Upper Flats Mason county will be seated Sunday July 10. Dr H G Howard of Wheeling will preach the dedication sermon and assist Rev P L Miller in the services.
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Lutheran Church
Upr Flats
Mason County
H. G. Howard
Wheeling
P. L. Miller
Middleport Cemetery Trustees Pledge Ongoing Upkeep
Trustees of the Middleport fit cemetery report persistent fundraising has made the site presentable with grounds to be improved as funds arrive.
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Middleport
County books reviewed by state inspection official
Walter Deem from the state inspection bureau is examining the county books for the past three years. Officials say the work will likely extend into late next fall to finish the audit.
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Walter Deem
State Inspection Bureau
Marshal Ingram Reclaims Runaway Trio in Parkersburg
Marshal Ingram traveled to Parkersburg and detained three Mason City youths Joseph Mason Fred Ieenhour and Jod Kimes who had run away from home. They were arrested in Parkersburg and held in jail until the marshal returned with them.
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Marshal Ingram
Parkersburg
Fred Ieenhour
Joseph Mason
Jod Kimes
Mason City
Man honors fire loss with fence on Minersville lot
Joseph Betzing, whose wife and six children died in a Minersville house fire four years ago last May, marks the site with a stout neat picket fence around the former house lot.
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Joseph Betzing
Minersville
Memorial garden blooms on former house site
On the site where the house stood a second picket fence encloses a succession of rambler roses climbing trellises. In front, dahlias and roses fill the area, transforming the former house ground into a flower filled remembrance for the deceased, as conceived by Mr Betzing.
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Betzing
Sheriffredux: Man Held for Court-Ordered Support
Sheriff Reeves brought back from Mechanicsburg a man named Harry Steinmetz who was located riding outside the town. He is jailed for failing to pay $6 per month for his child’s support as ordered by the court. Steinmetz’s wife is George Reeves’ daughter of Scipio, and neighbors call her a fine woman. He faces the consequences of disobeying the court and reflects on the error of deserting his wife and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Reeves
Mechanicsburg
Harry Steinmetz
Babe
George Reeves
Scipio
Steinmetz
Drunken Car Wreck Leads to Trio Dead in Wolf Pen Road
Sheriff Reeves and deputies respond to reports by two religious book canvassers Wagner and Roberts. They find a wrecked Chevrolet at Ed Goble place with three men Charles Seidenable Robert Smith Dayton Dennis dead drunk inside. A revolver and moonshine bottles are found in the car.
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Wagner
Roberts
Ed Goble
Wolf Pen
Charles Seidenable
Robert Smith
Thompson
Dayton Dennis
Dennis
Three men jailed after crash injures Smith and Dennis menacing case
Dennis man charged with menacing with a revolver and auto offenses. Smith suffers crushed foot after being caught between machine and tree. A team towed to release Smith. Other two charged with plan drunks. All three held in jail.
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Dennis
Smith
Cummings Divorce Trial Ends in Cruelty Grounding Custody
In Rock Springs yesterday the Cummings divorce case drew a jammed courtroom as Frank Cummings sued Hazel Cummings for adultery and extreme cruelty. Seventeen witnesses for the plaintiff and fourteen for the defense testified. adultery was not proven, but cruelty was. Custody of their child awarded to the mother. alimony unresolved though Cummings earns $200 monthly and has paid $15. The wife seeks a larger allowance.
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Cummings
Man jailed on booze manufacture charge
H. J. Justice known as Rations is in jail after officers searched his premises and found six gallons of raisin-jack in process, two quarts ready for use in bottles under his bed, and a half gallon of blackberry wine recently made.
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H. J
Justice
River toll grows Cincinnati boy among drowned
Cincinnati police report the sixteenth drowning of the season as 14 year old Harry Rotterberger died in the Ohio River after cramps struck him while swimming. A pulmator failed after three hours with no rescue.
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Cincinnati
Harry Rotterberger
Ohio River
Logan 8t John day properly observed
At United Brethren church Sunday morning St Johns Day services drew 130 local Masons and about thirty Eastern Star ladies to honor the two orders. Mrs Carl Little John and Miss Evelyn Bowen led musical offerings while seven Masons formed a chorus. Rev J G Spears delivered an eloquent address reflecting care in preparation. Lodges expressed great satisfaction with the service.
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United Brethren Church
St. Johns
Eastern Star
Carl-Little John
Evelyn Bowen
J. G. Spears
Pretty Wedding At St Pauls Episcopal Church
Miss Mildred Brehm and Mr Robert T Johnstone united in marriage at St Pauls Episcopal Church on Saturday at 3 30 in the afternoon. Rev John Williamson of Lancaster officiated. The bride wore a blue organdie gown and blue hat with a shower bouquet of brides roses. The altar was decorated with palms ferns field daisies. Miss Brehm is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles E Brehm of this city and a Logan high school graduate class of 1915. The groom is the son of Mrs Lucy Johnstone of Titusville Pa, graduated from high school in 1911 and studied at Lafayette University. Faith James of Columbus attended the bride. Granville Berlin was best man.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Mildred Brehm
Robert T. Johnstone
John Williamson
Lancaster
Miss Brehm
Charles EB. Brehm
Logan High School
Washington D. C
Lucy Johnstone
Titusville
Lafayette University
Faith James
Columbus
Granville Berlin
Bride and groom host reception then dinner at home
An informal church reception preceded a wedding dinner at the bride's home. After their wedding trip the couple will be at 312 Mound Street in this city. Mr Johnstone works as lease foreman for the Carter Oil Company.
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Mound Street
Johnstone
Carter Oil Company
Man Held After Inquiry About Congresswoman Address
A man who gave the name Ed Griffin was detained by Sheriff Larimer and held in the county jail after visiting the prosecuting attorney seeking the address of a United States Congresswoman. He, claiming to be 32 and from Laporte Indiana, appeared unsettled and possibly mentally unbalanced. Officials are verifying his story and trying to contact Indiana relatives while noting prior custody in Baltimore Ohio and possible military service.
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Ed Griffin
Larimer
United States
Susannah Griffin
Laporte
Ind
Baltimore
Indiana
Logan Triumphs Over Nelsonville White Sox 6-5
Logan's long string of victories continued Sunday with a 6 to 5 win over the White Sox of Nelsonville. It was a close game from the start and decided in the ninth inning when the locals pushed across the deciding run.
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Logan
White Sox
Nelsonville
Logan Triumph Scraps Past Nelsonville With Late Wedge
Logan nicks a 4 3 win as Rutherford clears the bases with a three run double in a seventh inning rally. Nelsonville answers with late eighth and ninth inning scores to knot the game before Logan plates the deciding run in the final frame. Bradfield paces the visitors with two triples while Juergenensmeier and Mowery spark defense. About 500 fans attend. Logan set to host last K of C team of Columbus next Sunday.
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Witham
Breston
Nelsonville
Rutherford
Logan
Bradfield
Juergenensmeier
Mowery
Columbus
Rotarian Noonday Meeting Hosts Out‑of‑Town Guests
At the Rotarian noonday meeting Monday guests included Rev John Williamson and Harold Reeves from Lancaster, George Smith from Logan, invited Cyrus Rochester, and Rotarian M J Cole welcoming the arrangement. The club approved a danger sign for the Scotts Creek safety gate and a float for the American Legion industrial parade. Next week's luncheon moves to Tuesday due to the Fourth of July.
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John Williamson
Harold Reeves
Lancaster
George Smith
Logan
Harry Smith
Cyrus Rochester
M. J. Cole
Scotts Creek
American Legion
Picnic at Hardy's Grove features Red Cross event
Monday Creek township Red Cross members sponsored a Saturday picnic at Hardy's Grove near Maxville. Medals for World War veterans failed to arrive, shifting plans. Attorney GO. W. Pettit spoke, and Maxville beat Lost Run 13 to 6 in a local ball game.
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Monday Creek Township
Red Cross
Hardy’s Grove
Maxville
GO. W. Pettit
Legion
Haydenville
Owens Manufacturing Company
McGovern Shoe
Leo Thompson Released On Bond After City Investigation
Leo Thompson posted a $100 cash bond for his appearance after Friday an arrest tied to city investment schemes. He was released to return with his young daughter to Delaware and must report back here by early July.
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Leo Thompson
Delaware
Imports Rise in Finished Goods From Raw Decline
Import data show crude materials and raw foodstuffs dropping in value in 1921 while finished manufactures and manufactured foods rise. Total manufacturing materials import value for 1921 will be just over 1 billion dollars, far below 1920 and earlier years, with finished goods about 750 million. The shift appears tied to tariff expectations and stockpiling ahead of policy changes.
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National City Bank of New York
Trade 1921 imports exceed 1920 in many cotton and textile goods
The report shows 1921 imports rising for cotton, woolen, silk goods, fibers, glassware, and leather manufactures, with notable increases in cotton ($112,000,000 1920) and woolen ($44,000,000 1920) groups, while fibers drop about $10,000,000 and silk falls by over $30,000,000. Sugar climbs $175,000,000 vs 1920, and chemicals rise slightly. crude materials and foodstuffs decline sharply.
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Manu
Woman's fire alarm at pier traced to New York scene
In Chicago a woman cried Fire at the municipal pier causing a panic as thousands fled and firefighters responded. It was later learned she described a fire she had seen in New York, drawing a sharp remark from Fireman John Duff who quipped she should have been an actress.
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Chicago
New York
John Duff
Icebergs in Arctic Reach Lofty Beauty Not Size
Icebergs in Arctic regions are not as large or numerous as those in the Antarctic but they are typically taller and more striking in form with spires and domes.
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Artic
Antarctic
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