Pomeroy Middleport Men Bound For West Virginia
Pomeroy and Middleport residents were arrested in the county at the request of Jackson County West Virginia officials charged with stealing meat there and were turned over to the Jackson County sheriff. County Superintendent Karr reports several local students with high weekly percentages at area schools. A three story Masonic temple is planned with basement, auditorium, kitchen and upper floors for Masonic bodies, described as a fine addition to the town.
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Est
Virginia
Fort Pease
Clare
Herb Cochran
Lebanon Township
Jackson County
W. Va
Masons Plan $30,000 Temple as Funds Sit Near Full
At Pome roy Lodge No 164 meeting the building committee reported plans for a new Masonic Temple on lodge property between the courthouse and armory. Total expenditure set at 30000 with 24000 in hand and subscriptions. Committee urged proceeding to raise the remaining funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Lodge No. 164
Pome Roy Associated Charities Reviews By-Laws Proposal
Thursday evening at the courthouse the newly organized Pome Roy Associated Charities met to receive the report of the by laws committee. The proposed constitution and by laws provides that the organization be incorporated under state laws, that it have a board of directors of 15 members, finances to be derived largely through membership dues of individuals firms corporations churches fraternal lodges and other organization, it provided for a full compliment of bonded officers including an executive secretary, who will be charged with the greater part of all relief work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Associated Charities
Day of Prayer Observed in Rome Interdenominational event
The Interdenominational Day of Prayer will be observed in Rome with participation from multiple faiths. Local congregations organize programs to promote unity and spiritual reflection across communities.
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Rome
Pomeroy Meeting United Churches At Simpson M E Church
Friday gathering in roy and Middleport unites area churches under the Woman's Foreign Missionary society. Local pastors assign short tasks as Middleport women begin worship at 7 30 pm at the Baptist church with Mrs C A Poindexter presiding.
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Roy
Middleport
Pomeroy
Simpson M. E
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Baptist Church
C. A. Poindexter
Mrs Walter Branch Visits Springfield Grandson
Mrs Walter Branch of Millport travels to Springfield to meet her new grandson born to her daughter Mr and Mrs George Taylor. Mother and baby reported as doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Branch
Middleport
Springfield
George Taylor
Hendricks Brothers Held Over School Fine
James and Gus Hendricks of Dark Hollow are jailed after failing to pay 35 fine plus 39.60 costs each for defying school attendance orders. Arrested by Attendance Officer Schwick they were found guilty and could not post bail or pay the fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gus Hendricks
Dark Hollow
Schwick
Messenger notes mail delay and mistaken report
The item explains the missing department in yesterday's Messenger due to mail failures. Readers scanned the Logan news in the Pomeroy Middleport column before the situation was understood, and a man enthusiastic about Dr. Smith spread the incorrect report.
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Messenger
Logan News
Pomeroy-Middleport
Dr. Smith
Tax Help Soon At Pomeroy Courthouse
Deputy Collector M. C. Grant will be at the Pomeroy courthouse from March 7 to 11 to assist taxpayers in filing their 1921 income tax returns.
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M. C. Grant
Pomeroy
Death of Mrs. Minich in Pomeroy
Mrs. Henry Minich, 70, died Wednesday afternoon at her home in Pomeroy second ward. Born and raised there she is survived by her husband two sons and one daughter. The daughter is married to Rev Neiman former pastor of St John’s church.
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Minich
Henry Minich
Pomeroy
Second Ward
Neiman
St. John’s Church
Gal lipolis Tribune Passes to New Owner Dr Charles E Holzer
In the March 1, 1922 issue the Gal lipolis Tribune located in Gal lipolis changes owners. Dr Charles E Holzer now owns the paper and runs Holzer hospital. W G Sibley remains editor and H Ellis Sibley continues as business manager and managing editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis Tribune
W. G. Sibley
Meigs
Charles E. Holzer
Holzer Hospital
Gallipolis
Remains Arrive for Burial in Middleport
The remains of Harry Lee Bland arrived in Middleport on Wednesday for burial there, with funeral arrangements to follow locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lee Bland
Middleport
County officials report highway finance pledge for Pomeroy Athens road
County commissioners returning from Columbus say State Highway Commissioner Herrick will fully finance the Pomeroy Athens road this year and fund as much work as possible. He offered to start advertising immediately but officials say it is impractical due to material transportation cuts to distant sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Wilson
Herrick
Pomeroy-Athens
Mrs. John Cozad Undergoes Serious Operation
Mrs. John Cozad had a serious operation Wednesday at a Columbus hospital. Reported Thursday she was progressing as well as could be expected and is under careful monitoring.
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John Cozad
Columbus
Colored man pleads guilty after clothing store break in
Aaron White, a colored man jailed Tuesday on a charge of breaking into J. L. Beckley & Son's clothing store, pleaded guilty Thursday morning before the squire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron White
J. L. Beckley & Son
Squire
McArthur Old Guards Suffer Defeat at Gallipolis
McArthur Old Guards lost to the Gallipolis Shamrocks 39 to 23 in a rough game in Gallipolis on Wednesday night. After ten minutes the McArthur team trailed 25 to 6, then rallied in the second period to 18 to 14, but could not overcome the early deficit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McArthur Old Guards
Gallipolis
Gallipolis Shamrocks
McArthur Boys
McArthur
Local Teen Couple Wed In Simple Rites
Oscar Seitz aged 18 of Allensville and Lenora Hoselton aged 16 of McArthur Route 3 were married in a simple ceremony officiated by John T. Foreman justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Seitz
Allensville
Lenora Hoselton
McArthur R. D
John T. Foreman
J. P
Probate Court Files Inventory of F H Bay Estate
Ida Bay administratrix of the estate of F H Bay filed an inventory and appraisement with the probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bay
F. H. Bay
Andrew J Martindill Transfers One Acre to T J Felton
Public record shows Andrew J Martindill transferring one acre to T J Felton in McArthur involving the McArthur corporation with a consideration of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Martindill
T. J. Felton
McArthur Corporation
London Subway Rains Over Smoking Compartments Protest
In a London subway incident, travelers protest current smoking compartment policies they say favor women and girls, sparking debate about compartment monopolization and comfort for riders.
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London
Uric Acid in Meat Linked to Rheumatism Warns Readers
A medical warning attributes rheumatism to excess meat and rich foods that raise uric acid, urging warmth, dry feet, hydration, and reduced meat intake. It recommends Jad Salts as a kidney stimulant to expel uric acid. The text also notes a local court case where McCoy was found guilty of possession of whiskey with a $200 fine and workhouse risk, detailing his military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash
Petit
McCoy
323Nd Infantry
Italy
Logan Adopts New Parallel Parking System Citywide
Beginning March 1 the city enforces a new parallel parking rule with both right wheels along the curb. The change, aligned with an old ordinance, increases space for moving traffic during busy hours and keeps the police busy explaining the regulations.
Logan Receives First Stolen Car Message
Logan police got the first stolen car alert via wireless from John Wible on Hunter Street. The description related to a Pittsburg theft earlier that day. The report notes growing use of radio in Logan with new installations by Lawrence Reasoner and Justice of the Peace Austin True planning at home near Maysville.
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Logan
John Wible
Hunter Street
Pittsburg
Lawrence Reasoner
Justice of the Peace
Austin True
Green Township
Maysville
Murray City Man Found Guilty by Local Officers
Earl McCoy of Murray City was found guilty after his Saturday evening arrest at that location by Officers Baynham. The case details follow the apprehension made by the local police.
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Earl McCoy
Murray City
Baynham
Mrs. Robert D. Green to Visit Parents in Logan
Mrs. Robert D. Green of Ashland Kentucky is due in Logan Saturday for a two week visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Heft of Woods Street. Her husband Dr. Green serves in the government veterinary service at Ashland and will join her here later for a short visit.
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Robert D. Green
Ashland
Logan
W. P. Heft
Woods Street
Green
Parsonage Sunday sparks Logan church drive
Logan churches unite in a parsonage campaign led by the Methodist congregation. After adding two parsonages in recent months plans call for a modern eight room brick veneer home with basement and pastor study. Dr A E Smith of Ohio Northern university will speak on parsonage day March 5 as funds aim to cover remaining costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
A. E. Smith
Ohio Northern University
Demonstration on Fireless Cooker By Eloise Davidson
Miss Eloise Davidson of the extension service visited Logan on Thursday to present a fireless cooker demonstration for a group of women from Green Falls Washington townships and Enterprise. Ten ladies attended and plan to share the technique in their communities.
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Eloise Davidson
Extension Service
Logan
Farm Bureau
Green, Falls
Washington Townships
Enterprise
Westminster Guild Rally At Presbyterian Church
An enthusiastic Westminster Guild rally met Wednesday evening. Mrs. C B Wingerd of Martins Ferry spoke on guild ideals as synagogue secretary. The program included a round table and a social with light refreshments.
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Westminster Guild
Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian Church
C. B. Wingerd
Martins Ferry
Relief Drive Initiated For Ward Township Families In Need
Partial canvass shows 125 families totaling 653 people require aid. Contributions of food and clothing will be collected Saturday morning with volunteers visiting porches to gather items. Generous response expected to assist neighbors without work for months.
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Ward Township
Queen Elizabeth's craving for strong beer revealed
The new biography notes that Queen Elizabeth preferred a full tankard when beer was involved and favored it strong, highlighting her tastes in regal dining and courtly rituals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Elizabeth
Pimples and Skin Cleanser Promise Social Lift
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier and flesh builder to clear pimples and boost prospects. It claims underweight relief and rheumatic help, urging readers to start today and purchase the product in two sizes at drugstores.
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S. S
TUPPERS PLAINS COMMUNITY NEWS AND EVENTS
The United Brethren and Methodist churches unite under Rev. McCandish and Rev. Gortney for a series of meetings. The K of P Lodge banquet drew 125 with readings by Miss Abell and a quartet including Mr. Parker Miss Hardway and Mr. Holter. Several residents visit and health improves noted among the sick.
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United Brethers and
Methodist
McCandish
Gortney
K. of P. Lodge
Python
Miss Abell
Parker
Weekend with Clara Hardway Returns to Lydia
Clara Hardway heads to Lydia for a Sunday return as she resumes teaching duties. The weekend gathering centers on a visit and transition back to classroom work with local arrangements.
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Clara Hardway
Lydia
Detroit Prosecution Orders Probe of Bucket Shops
Detroit on March 3 a complete investigation into operations of all bucket shops and shady brokerage houses has been ordered by Prosecuting Attorney Voorseis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mar
Voorseis
Arsenal chiefs plan 50 percent cuts if army reduced
Commandants of government arsenals at Rock Island Illinois Watertown New York and Springfield Massachusetts met in Washington to propose a fifty percent personnel reduction if Congress approves army downsizing.
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Washington
Mar
Rock Island
Ill
Watertown
New York
Springfield
Mass
Congress
Lemon Lime Glow Lotion For Fair Hands
A home made lemon lotion blends juice and Orchard White to create a gentle bleach for whitening hands. Shake well to obtain a quarter pint, promoted as harmless and more effective than glycerin or rose water for a smooth, rosy glow. Some stage stars allegedly use bleach for softness.
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Oliver Hartley
Karr
Stella M. Pyles
Oak Hill
Chester
Belinda Wolf
Shadyside
Letart
Flora E. Ward Wrights
Rutland
W. Roy Ogdin
Fair. Oaks
Salem
Madge Sleeth
Muchdlers
Ray Jordan
Overymer's
Ford
Ford Cars
G. W. Hopkins
W. State
Athens
Majestic
May McAvoy
Wm. J. Locke
Marcus
Zenner’s Style
Buck Jones
With Death
Hendricks
Sibley
Bland
Miss Mildred Moore
Probate
Clinton Webb
Wath Clifford
International News
Jack Perrin
Martin Hall
Frank Harden
Kiwanians
The
Automobile Association
Lauer
Legion
Vicks
Tuppers Plains
Freda Parker
W. C. Barnett
Misses Pearl
Gladys Fortney
Summerfield
P. S. Hostteterer
Burt Cole
Miss Randolph
Parkersburg
Mildred
Audrey Fitch
Will Woodie
Holter
Barnett
Holder
Long Bottom
Henry Barnett
Lola Miller
Alfred
Edna Founds
Brunswick Records
Verdi
Giuseppe Danise
Rubinstein
Leopold Godowsky
Bronislaw Huberman
Bach
Flotow
Walter
Ould County Down
Pascoe-Camo-Sanders
Theo
Karle
Lassie
Bowles-Walt
Liliuokalan
Irene Williams
Golondrina
Elizabeth Lennox
Dear Old Southland
Creamer-Layton
Ernest Hare
Ringle-Coats
Ibe
Irene Audrey
Emily Earle
Ka-Lu-A
Caldwell-Kern
Dearie
Wm. Reese
Irving Berlin
Music Box
Elliott Shaw
Williams-Short
Charles Hart
James Craven
For Dancing
Bibo
Sullivan
Carl Fenton's
Durante
Bennie Krueger
School House
Smilin
Rose-Wolohan-Krausgrill-Burtnett-Cooper- Stevenson
Selvin
Cooke-Olman
Gene Rodemich
Parker Bros. Bank of Athens Building
Brunswick Phonograph
Brunswick
Parker Bros
Bank of Athens Bldg
Sonora Phonograph
Vocalian Records
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