Golden Wedding Keepsakes Mark Pomeroy Celebration
In Pomeroy on June 29 a golden wedding anniversary celebration honored Mr. and Mrs. Reed, who wed June 28, 1877 in Athens. Attending were family members and longtime friends, noting a life in Pomeroy with changes from early travel to present health. Also mentioned are local civic events and a Knights of Pythias clock donation to Fides Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
W.F. Reed
Helen Turnbull
Athens
Cincinnati
Reed
W. F. Reed
Curtis Reed
Helen Turn 1
Sarah T
Columbus
Ella McEthin
Middleport
Russelly
Fides Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Citizens Bank
Ebersbach Case Bond Set At 750000 In Detroit
Judge Miller fixed the appeal bond at 750000 in the Martin Ebersbach New Pittsburgh Coal case. The bond covers 680000 judgment with 70000 margin for damages before litigation ends. The ruling aimed to expedite records due to possible judge delays in Michigan.
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Roy
Detroit
Miller
Martin Ebersbach Company
New Pittsburgh Coal Company
Michigan
Attorney Flies Over Columbus Ends With Pomeroy Next
Pomeroy attorney Emmett Peppies who recently flew over Columbus Ohio and previously over Washington now plans to view the capital of Meigs county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorney
Columbus
Pomeroy
Emmett Peppies Pomeroy
Ohio
Washington City
Meigs County
Gilman Reeves Dies in Burlingham At 68
Gilman Reeves of Burlingham, 68, died Monday night at Bert Pickett’s home. He contracted a disease while working 21 years in Akron rubber plants and retired on a pension. He and his wife had lived with the Pickett family. funeral was held from the residence with burial in Wells Cemetery, in the family’s original township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlingham
Gilman Reeves
Bert Pickett
Akron
Mr. Pickett
Wells
Township
Judge Miller's Father Dies in Detroit Automobile City
Rev. C. P. Miller, 83, father of Judge A. P. Miller, died in Detroit. He preached in Meigs County at multiple towns and served as a Civil War era Union minister. Funeral was held today with burial at Montrose, Michigan beside his wife. Miller had long ministry in Missouri and ties to James Boys era adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michief
C. P. Miller
A. P
Miller
Missouri
Notori James Boys
Montrose
Michi
Bennett Post Elects Delegates At June Meeting
At a Bennett post gathering Commander G. Davis and Captain Ton presided as they elected delegates for upcoming duties. The June meeting focused on post procedures and local Legion affairs.
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Leport
Bennett Post
Legion
G. Davis
Ton
Triplets' sister wedding tied to Justice French
Ora H. White 24 and Marie Bissell 21 wed in Long Bottom with all three triplet sisters present. Brothers George E. Bissell and Joseph E. Bissell and father H. E. Bissell, a long time school teacher, attended. Justice French performed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Ora H. White
Marie Bissell
George E. Bissell
Joseph E. Bissell
Long Bottom
H. E. Bissell
Justice French
Pride Of Hocking 4-H Sewing Club Formed
A new 4 H sewing club named The Pride Of Hocking was organized at Hocking Monday evening. Eighteen members attended and officers were elected: Violet Stires president Helen Novotni vice president Gladys Novotni secretary Mary Vallo treasurer Agnes Novotni reporter and Anna Young cheer leader. Next meeting set for Saturday at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking
Violet Stires
Helen Novotni
Gladys Novotni
Mary Vallo
Agnes Novotni
Anna Young
Concrete Poured On Last Section Of Marietta Road
The final section of the Athens to Marietta road through Fairfield township Washington county was placed at noon completing the western Washington county segment. Shoulder work starts immediately and once the concrete cures enough to support traffic the road will be opened likely before July 15 with federal engineering approval speeding the usual curing period.
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Athens
Marietta
Washington County
Washington Counties
Fairfield Township
State Department
Turn About Boy Whose Father Goes To College
Last year Charles Kreider worked on the Logan Chillicothe road and taught at Marion township high school in Hocking county where he was principal. His son Michael Kreider stayed home to farm so his father could attend Ohio University. Now Charles Kreider is enrolled in the College of Education at Ohio University and Michael, age 17, manages the farm while his father studies. Michael finished high school and entered the College of Liberal Arts at Ohio University as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Kreider
Logan-Chillicothe
Marion Township
Hocking County
Michael. Kreider
Ohio University
Michael
Kreider
College of Education
Ncto
College of Liberal Arts
Newspaper Miracle Says Professor Praises Modern Press
Dr. George Starr Lasher of Ohio University told the Athens Rotary Club the newspaper is a great miracle of modern civilization. He credited the press as today’s chief educator and noted its role in shaping thought, advertising, and access to news, with Ohio University journalism courses linking theory to practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr Lasher
Department of Journalism
Athens Rotary Club
Hotel Berry
Lasher
Thiat
Ohio University
Athens Messenger
Funeral services for John Bee Jr in Springfield Kl
Funeral services for John Bee Jr who died Saturday night at the home of his son and daughter in Springfield Kl were held today at 2 pm at the home of E L Jones Madison Street. Rev F E Roberts of the Church of Christ officiated and burial followed at Maplewood Cemetery. His father Gar Biddison has worked at Akron for weeks. Mr and Mrs W M Tryon and their young son of Washington DC visiting Oklahoma are guests of Mr and Mrs George Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
John Bee, Jr
Springfield
E. L. Jones
Madison Street
F. E. Roberts
Church of Christ
Maplewood
Gar Biddison
Akron
W. M. Tryon
Little Son
Washington, D. C
Oklahoma
George Smith
Arthur Wise
Shirley
Kent, C
Frank Sands
Wise
Mildred McKee
Alva Platt
Mill Street
Mitchell LeMaster
Dennison and
Ellison
Smiley
Albert Platt
C. C. Frye
Edward Leffingwell
South Webster
O. Isaac Pasman
Cincinnati
Chauncey
Isaac Wilson
Lena A. Wilson
Troy
Glenn Lacey
Delaware, O
P.hoffman
Vacation Bible School to Close Friday in Glouster
The Daily Vacation Bible school in Glouster will end Friday with a program and a valley wide picnic in the Bishopville grove. Young people assemble at 10 30 am. Car donations to transport children to the picnic ground will be appreciated.
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Grove
Bishopville
Glouster
Antle Reunion Slated At Trimble Home Next Sunday
The L. A. Antle family reunion will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Antle on Trimble route No. 1. It will be an all day event with a noon basket dinner. Harold Biddison departed Tuesday for Akron to begin new employment.
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Trimble
Glouster
L. A
Kiwanis Hear Of Heck Trip To Oklahoma
Fred Heck spoke at the Glouster Kiwanis Club meeting about his motor trip to Oklahoma. He displayed sandy soil samples, Ozark stones for building, and native granite. He described a tour of the Talbert oil field and noted traffic delays and wages of four dollars a day.
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Oklahoma
Fred Heck
Glouster Kiwanis Club
Church of Christ
Mr. Heck
Ozark Mountains
Targent
Heck
Webber
Memphis
Andrew Ginnan
Jacksonville
Herman Luckoff
Ben Goldberg
Chauncey to Open Automotive Vocational School for High Schoolers
Chauncey-Dover board of education announces Southeastern Ohio’s first industrial school to teach automotive mechanics for students who have completed ninth grade. The three year program, funded by Smith-Hughes with $2,000 yearly for a teacher plus $300 equipment, will use a split day of shop work and academics. Local boosters fund shop equipment and countywide enrollment is encouraged.
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Ohio
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Board of Education
H. R. McVay
Smith-Hughes Fund
Guy Osborne
Earl Bridgewater
Howard Brown
Wilford Henry Chauncey
Mr. McVay
McVay
Smith- Hughes
Rome
New Marshfield
Albany
Troy
the Plains
Smith Hughes Fund
Chauncey Sustains Arm伤 While Rail Yard Work
Young of this city suffered a serious left arm wound when a steel fragment pierced near the elbow during railroad yard work. He was taken to Charleston W Va hospital where the steel was removed and the bone damaged. He will be off duty about seven weeks. They visited Hooper Ridge with Mr and Mrs A M Linscott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Story Young
Charleston
W. Va
Funeral services held for Mrs Eliza Bainer in Chauncey
Funeral services were conducted at the Independent Holiness church in Chauncey for Mrs Eliza Bainer an aged resident who died Sunday Burial followed at Matheny Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Independent Holiness Church
Eliza Bainer
Matheny
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Flay Channell at The Plains
Mr and Mrs Flay Channell announce the birth of a daughter at their home in The Plains on Monday. She is the granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Shafer of The Plains.
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Chauncey
Russell Reunion Brings Ladd Russell Family Together
June 29 at Millfield home host Mr and Mrs Ladd Russell hosted the annual family reunion and picnic dinner. Attending were the Russell children and grandchildren including Leslie Hunt and children of Columbus George Russell and family of Newark Ohio L W Russell and children of Athens Fred Russell and children and Ray Howard of Millfield and Adda and Mayme Russell of Athens.
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Chauncey
Ladd Russell
Millfield
Athens
Fred Russell
Ray Howard
Adda and
Mayme Russell
Linscott family attends Hooper Ridge funeral
Mr and Mrs Floyd Linscott and sons Charles and Jack of The Plains traveled to Hooper Ridge last Saturday to attend the funeral of Israel Lin a great uncle of Floyd Linscott The Plains observers note the family’s presence at the service and the local connection to the deceased.
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Chauncey
Floyd Linscott
Charles
Jack
the Plains
Hooper Ridge
Israel Lin
Revival services held in grove near Luhrig mine
Chauncey reports a weeklong revival in the grove by Rev. John Thompson and Rev. Guss Graham of Chauncy. Local visitors include Mrs. Arthur Wise and daughter Shirley of Kent, Mrs. H A Tipton and others from The Plains and Marysville.
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Chauncey
Luhrig
John Thompson
Guss Graham
Chaunbey
Local social visitors and family gatherings noted
Wrightstown hosts G M June and four children from Junction City visiting Silas Aice. Harold Moody of Columbus visits parents Mr and Mrs Zach Moody. G E Morris of Glouster stays with grandfather W A Hogsett. Oca Ahle hosts sister Bertha Wade and two daughters from Elliott Sunday. C C Mills and Roy Swartz families visit E L Beard, W A Hogsett, and granddaughter Edith Faires. George Matzenbach and daughter Doris from Zanesville visit Edith Faires Sunday. Carl Ahle visits Glouster Monday.
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G. M. June
Junction City
Silas Aice
Harold Moody
Columbus
Zach Moody
G. E. Morris
Glouster
W. A. Hogsett
Oca Ahle
Bertha Wade
Elliott
C. C. Mills
Roy Swartz
E. L. Beard
Edith Faires
George Matzenbach
Doris
Zanesville
Carl Ahle
Ice Cream Social Planned By Local Clubs
The Hocking Valley Livestock and Clover Leaf Clothing clubs plan an ice cream social at Canaanville on Thursday night June 30. Leaders Mr. Wallace and Mrs. Mansfield attended along with committee members Paul Mansfield Everett Ball William Cook Lois Walton Charmion Persons and Helen Mansfield. Proceeds will be shared between the two clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Speeding fines in city court and crash injures banker
Speeding on Congress street and Woodard avenue led to $5 fines in Mayor Alex Moore’s court for John Ewing and another driver on Richland Avenue. Fred Clemens, president of Mechanicsburg Bank, was injured when his car hit a bridge abutment near his home.
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Congress Street
Woodard Avenue
Alex Moore
John Ewing
Richland Avenue
Urbana
Fred Clemens
Mechanicsburg Bank
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Mrs. Curtis
W. Jones
Canton
August White
Everett Collins
Ersbach
City
Father
Her. C. P. Miller
Vacation Bible School
Antle Reunion
Harold Biddison
Bua Stillman
Princeton University
James
Bud”) Stillman
James A. Stillman
New York
Bud
Ghauncey
Chauncey - Dover Education Board
Keiser
Linscott
A. M. Linscott
Bainer Funeral
Holiness Church
Flay Channell
Russell
Luhrig Revival
H. A. Tipton
David Poling
Hebbardsville
Alvin Slisher
Marysville
Graham
Zion Baptist Church
Lower Plains
Dorothy Whitlatch
Nelsonville
William Whitlatch
Wrightstown
Jacobs
Jeweler & Optometrist
Dwight Bowles
Jacquard Velour Living Room
Uckoffc
Best Stores
Chauncey - Glouster
Tad
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