Kraus Parole To Be Opposed At July Clemency Meeting
Marysville prosecutor D H Peoples and Judge A P Miller oppose the parole application of Mrs Susan Kraus as details of her earnings and alleged onetime receipt of large sums are disclosed. A sworn statement shows receipts from 1912 to 1920 totaling large sums with unclear disposition while Kraus denies owning any money and hints at spending by others.
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Susan Kraus
Marysville
Rct
D. H. Peoples
Meigs Sunty
A. P. Miller
Bles
Kraus
Pomeroy
Mey
Copies
Mill Angles
Peoples
Miller
Mike
Toledo
George
Columbus
Ebersbach Coal Case Appealed In Common Pleas
On June 28 in Common Pleas court Judge Miller heard an appeal bond request in the $790000 Ebersbach Coal case. New Pittsburgh Coal argued the bond should not be excessive since purchasers paid over 1.5 million and the property is largely in Meigs county. Opposing counsel urged a bond of twice the judgment, about 1.4 million. The judge said he would name the bond by Thursday and let the record proceed.
Nora M Jewell Dies in Middleport at 54
Nora M. Jewell, 54, died Monday at her daughter Electa founders home in Middleport. Born Beckner, she came from Scipio township. Her body will be taken to Wells Cemetery for burial Wednesday. Cause of death was tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Nora M. Jewell
Electa Fouders
Beckner
Scipio Township
Wells
Skaggs Divorce Granted in Pomeroy
June 28 Richard B. A. was granted a divorce from Mary J. Skaees by Judge Miller Mondey. An attorney arrived from Columbus to handle custody matters for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaggs
Pomeroy
Richard B. A
Mary J. Skaees
Miller Mondey
Columbus
Cage
Pomeroy Bend Host Surprise Birthday Dinner
The home of L. M. Peoples in Laurel CAM hosted a surprise picnic dinner for Mr. Peoples seventy four birthday. About twenty five relatives and friends attended after his Sunday visit to Beech Grove cemetery to wish him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
L. M. Peoples
Laurel Cam
Ten Initiated by Daughters of Catholic Daughters
Ten candidates were initiated at a Sunday afternoon service in the lodge rooms of the Catholic Daughters of America. The ceremony drew about 125 members and guests from Parkersburg, Marietta, Logan, Huntington, and Steubenville, with initiates from Pomeroy, Middleport, Corning, and New Lexington.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Corning
New Lexington
I Catholic Daughters of America
Parkersburg
Marietta
Logan
Huntington
Steubenville
Foreclosure Suit Filed on Eckard Farm in Rutland
The Farm ers bank and Savings company Pomeroy filed a foreclosure suit on Ezra Eckard and Cora E Eckard over a promissory note with interest totaling 700 dollars.
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Rutland
Farmier's Bank and Savings Company, Pomeroy
Ezra Eckard
Cora E. Eckard
Couple License Grants Prompt June Weddings in Pomeroy
Ray Turley 28 Middleport and Ruth Roush 21 Middleport were married by Justice French after obtaining a license. John Wastell Wilson 24 Rutland miner and Myrta May Smith 21 Rutland teacher were granted a license. ceremony by Rev. Q Sellers of Pomeroy Baptist Church followed.
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Pomeroy
Cupid
Ray Turley
Middleport
Howard Turley
Hartford
W. Va
Ruth Roush
Oliver Roush
Justice French
John Wastell Wilson
Miner
Thomas Wilson
Myrta May Smith
Rutland
Thomas Smith
Q. Sellers
Pomeroy Baptist Church
Old Drum Corps Reorganized Under Junior Order in Middleport
In Middleport on June 28 the famed county drum corps of forty years ago led by Major Tony Stiveson was re formed as part of the Junior Order of American Mechanics. Remaining members Ed Fugate Zig Johnson Steve Bryan Peter Adams and Herbert Lowery form the nucleus of the new group which now counts eight drummers and six fifers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fomeroy
Tony Stiveson
Order of American Mechanics
Ed Fugate
Zig Johnson
Steve Bryan
Peter Adams
Herbert Lowery
Pay Envelope of Movie Stars May Not Lose Bulge
Hollywood report from June 28 states rumors circulated that producers might rescind a planned 10 percent wage cut for top stars to address rising production costs. A Motion Picture Producers' Association meeting revealed producers were alarmed by stars’ stance and delaying action was debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Calif
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Public Forum Weighs 1927 Republican Prospects
The piece argues Coolidge stands as GOP standard bearer in 1927 while western farmers face hardship and doubt grow over party leadership. It also surveys Democratic contenders like Smith of New York and Taft era rivals and notes Ohio’s James A. Rev. Miller, Athens, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Forum
Meé
Coolidge
Republican Party
E. Ern
United States
Congress
Washington
Black Hills
Smith
York
New York
New
Ohio Bell rate case consultant digs into vast figures
H R Allensworth, a prominent utility accountant, was chosen by Attorney General Turner to analyze the massive data in the state wide Ohio Bell Telephone rate case. He studies four years of figures accumulated before the Public Utilities Commission as the case remains pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
U.P
H. R. Allensworth
Ohio Bell Telephone
Turner
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Atlantic Storms Ground Byrd Plan On Atlantic Flight
Storms over the Atlantic keep Commander Richard E. Byrd and the America stalled on a six foot incline at Roosevelt Field. Byrd and crew hope for clear weather to reach Paris and then return to the United States. A 36 mile per hour northeast wind could slow progress and exhaust fuel supplies.
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New York
Atlantic
New Foundland
Ireland
America
Roosevelt Field
Richard E. Byrd
Paris
Byrd
United States
Europe
Kimball
Reorganization Planned for Locomotive Engineers Union
Cleveland report states the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans a full executive reorganization. The program includes separating finances from labor activities, injecting new capital, and establishing a holding board for 11 banks and 7 investment firms. Rumor says President W. B. Prenter may retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
United Press
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood
W. B. Prenter
Promises to Return Youngstown Father Sentenced
Bert Jones of Lorain received a three month sentence in the Canton workhouse and a $1 fine plus costs for non support of two children aged five and three. Two months were suspended after he promised to return in a month to care for his sons following a dramatic appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Herbert Jones
Lorain
Canton
Jones
Boy Wields Knife Cuts Hand in Street Incident
A two year old boy received a gash on his hand when he struck a sharp knife held by H C Barnhart. Barnhart was shutting the blade and the child, walking with his mother, swung into it in Glouster, June 25. The cut required several stitches. The item also notes visitors from Zanesville Spokane and Columbus and local social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
E. E. Faires
H. C. Barnhart
Tax Collection Dates Set for Trimbk Township Taxes
The county treasurer will be at the First National Bank on July 5 6 and 7 to collect Trimbk township taxes. Semi annual tax collecting periods come soon due to last year’s property reappraisal. He recently collected taxes that would normally have been due in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
First National Bank
Home Treatment For Gall Stones Praised Nationwide
For over a year drug stores across the middle west have recommended an inexpensive tablet called Klax-Ko for home treatment of gallstones gall bladder trouble and hepatic torpidity. Reports claim improved results in hundreds of cases with people of all ages especially middle life. A user reports relief from gallstone and liver trouble avoiding surgery after using Klax-Ko.
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Middle West
Odergy
Hauncey Scouts to Meet Chauncey
Troop 1 Chauncey Boy Scouts will hold its regular meeting at the Scout building this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey Boy Scouts
Pioneer Woman of County Welcomes Many Visitors
Chauncey Ohio June 28 Mrs Ruth Gardner James a Millfield resident in her eighties and bedbound after a paralytic stroke has hosted thirty seven visitors in six days. A long time Messenger reader and Christian church member, she is visited by relatives and friends from Albany Sugar Creek Ridgeway Glouster and Columbus among others as granddaughters and local kin care for her.
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Chauncey
Ruth Gardner James
Millfield
Christian Church
Norval James
James
Arthur Welling
Corning
Grace Myers
Glouster
J. R. Wade
H. Q. McDaniel
Donna Sanders
Harold Johnson
William Whaley
Idene
Helen Davies
Fern Lewis
Maurice Hunter
Clyde Hooper
L. Dow Sanders
George W. Johnson
Leonard
Harold
Charles Bolin
Albany
Harvey Nye
Floyd Nye
J. A. Long
Indianapolis
Ind
Elmer James
Sand Ridge
Local fishing trip departs for Muskingum River
Chauncey June 28. Mr and Mrs Earl Johnston and Mr and Mrs Edward Lott with Mrs Ben Fielder of this city leave for a camping and fishing trip on the Muskingum river. They expect to be gone several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Earl Johnston
Edward Lott
Ben Fielder
Muskingum River
Gun Battle in Cleveland Leaves One Dead
A gunfight in Cleveland early today left one man dead and another critically injured after 15 shots were fired. Police reported the incident and are investigating possible motives and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patterson to Undergo Second Operation in Centerville
Walter Patterson of Millfield, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Patterson, underwent an operation at Radium hospital Columbus and will submit to another operation this week. His right foot and leg were injured in a Millfield mine incident earlier, and the injury necessitates the surgery. Mrs Patterson visited Columbus Sunday.
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Chauncey
Walter Patterson
Roy Patterson
Millfield
Radium Hospital
Columbus
Patterson
Woman Taken From Local Home To Hospital
Mrs Carolyn Zollinger of Columbus was taken to a Columbus hospital by her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs L E Richardson after visiting at their home in Glouster on June 28.
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Moundsville
W. Va
C. L. Wilson
Zanesville
A. Wilson
Spokane
Washington
W. R. Drury
Middleport
Bernadine Bryson
Orland Rader
Jeanette Dolka
Columbus
Bud Undergraph
Liganier
FE. H. Lantz
Glouster
Carolyn Zollinger
L. E. Richardson
Richardson
Miss Lulu Perrin Heads to Athens After City Visit
Miss Lulu Perrin spent a week in this city with Mr and Mrs A M Bennett then went to Athens to spend a few days with relatives before returning home.
Mrs. Ogg Hosts Dinner for Mrs. Totman Guests
Mrs. Charles Ogg entertained guests Monday at their Converse Street home for Mrs. Lucy Totman and Mrs. M. P. Totman of Athens.
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Chauncey
Charles Ogg
City
Converse Street
Lucy Totman
M. P. Totman
Athens
Birthday Dinner Honors Sixtieth Anniversary at Millfield Home
Mrs. Wilbur McNutt hosted a birthday dinner at her home near Millfield on Sunday honoring her husband’s sixtieth anniversary. A chicken dinner was served to twelve guests.
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Wilbur McNutt
Millfield
Mrs Wesley Trainer and Family Visit Chauncey
Mrs Wesley Trainer and her children Selah and Elda of Columbus were in Chauncey Sunday as the neighborhood welcomed a friendly regional gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Trainer
Selah and
Elda
Columbus
Chauncey Sunday
Women Voices Improve in London Handel Festival Selections
Directors of the Handel Festival say outdoor life is helping women's voices. Singers were chosen for the festival, reflecting a trend noted by the organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Handel Festival
Family of Seven Perishes in White Stone Home
Marie Freedman, 35, and her five young children Theodore 10 Janet 7 Catherine 4 Nancy 3 Joseph 2 died in their White Stone New York home. Police say the mother apparently killed herself by gas from the kitchen stove.
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White Stone
N. Y
Marie Freedman
Theodore
Janet
Catherine
Nancy
Joseph
Illinois to seek new sanity hearing for Russell Scott
Chicago June 28 The state of Illinois will pursue another attempt to execute Russell Scott former Canadian millionaire convicted of murder. Scott was twice spared from the gallows, later found insane then sane by sanity commissions. The sane finding was appealed and the state supreme court last week ordered a new sanity hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
U.P
Illinois
Russell Scott
Scott
State Supreme Court
Kiwanis to Discuss Meeting Time Change
The Athens Kiwanis club will decide at its dinner in Hotel Berry this evening whether to shift weekly meetings from Tuesday evenings to Monday noon for the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Athens Kiwanis Club
Hotel Berry
Cashier of College Corner Bank May Plead Guilty
Charles Stout a 55 year old cashier at College Corner Banking is expected to plead guilty to one of 11 indictments after bank closure for a $155000 shortage. He faces embezzlement and grand larceny counts and has been in seclusion at an Oxford sanitarium on $22000 bond. Authorities fear no statements will be made detailing the missing funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
U.P
Charles Stout
College Corner Banking Company
Stout
Oxford
Ohio
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William James
W. L. Hysell
Val Jones
Percy Peoples
Charles Peoples
Joseph Evans
Edward
Frances
Charles
Wilson Norris
Leland Peoples
Vivian
Ebersbach Coal
Pomeroy, Middleport
Eckard
B. Miller
Athens, O
Hauncey
Burg Johnson
Noah
Harvey
Mary Helen
Andy Moody
Lancaster
Hannah Heightland
George Heightland
Lulu Howard
Springfield
Thomas Hillen
C. W. Ferrel
Mary Ferrel
Charles Montgomery
Glenn
South Solon
Isaac Wilson
Chauncey, Ohio
Victor
Furnishing Co
Stanso
Stansbury Drug Company
Ohtlo
the Swanson Furniture Co
Ilinois
College Corner Bank
UCKS
C. A. Daugherty
U.S
United States ‘ Trade
C. RE. Norris
A. Dsugherty
Hilltop Garage
R. A. Wines
Albany, Ohio
P. D. Sheets
Voodville
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