Co operative Store Promoters Enthusiastic In Ohio Valley Plan
Promoters of the Ohio Valley Co operative Company report strong subscriber interest and ample capital as stock sales proceed. A meeting for stock subscribers was set for Tuesday evening at Red Men’s hall in Pomeroy. Funeral services were held for Mrs Elizabeth Doddridge at Bradbury church with interment in the church cemetery. A funeral for Mrs John Frances of West Columbia, who died Wednesday, was planned for today with interment in Hill cemetery.
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Ohio Valley Co-operative Company
Red Men's Hall
Pomeroy
Elizabeth Doddridge
Bradbury Church
Church
John Frances
West Columbia
Hill Cemetery
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Ohio Valley Co-Operative CO
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Red Men’s Hall
Roush Geary Wedding Unites Racine Couple at Brother’s Home
Miss Hattle Geary of Racine and Laeyd Roush wed Thursday at the groom’s brother Rev. Lester Roush home. Ceremony performed by Rev. Lester Roush. The couple, popular among friends, plan happiness in their new Parkersburg home.
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Roush-Geary
Hattle Geary
Racine
Laeyd Roush
Thurst
Lester Roush
Rev Donaldson to Preach Sunday in Rutland
Frank Donaldson a well known Church of Christ minister who has been attending college Va is scheduled to preach Sunday evening at Rutland Union Baptist church at ten o clock All churches unite for morning services and those who hear him will miss a rare opportunity to hear a strong speaker.
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Donaldson
Rutland Frank Donaldson
Church of Christ
Othe
Classified want to buy homes in Middleport Ohio
Classified notice from M. C. Healt, agent in Middleport Ohio seeking to purchase homes in the area. Customer requests listings of any properties available for sale.
Middleport Leader Sold to Hartley Group in Meigs County
Oliver Hartley, part owner of the Pomeroy Tri business, buys the Middleport Leader from 8 F. Smith. Hartley will run the business side from both Leader and Tri bune Telegraph with his father C A Hartley guiding editorial work. Smith plans a centennial history of Meigs County after finalizing business matters. The firm takes immediate possession and will publish the next issue.
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Pomeroy, O
Oliver Hartley
Pomeroy Tribusiness
Pomeroy Machine Company
F. Smith
Middleport
Pomeroy
Hartley
Leader
Tribune-Telegraph
C. A. Hartley
Smith
Meigs County
Martin Wolf Dies After Stroke In Pomeroy
Martin Wolf died at his Front Street home after a stroke about three weeks earlier. Born in Edieghein Germany he came to America as a lad, settled at Nease Settlement then Pomeroy. Survived by widow and son Charles of the Reuter and Wolf store, a brother Henry of Pomeroy, sisters Lizzie Wolf of Cincinnati and Mary Burner of Seattle. Funeral arrangements pending word from distant relatives.
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Martin Wolf
Front Street
Edieghein
Germany
America
Nease Settlement
Pomeroy
Charles
Reuter and Wolf
Henry
Lizzie Wolf
Cincinnati
Mary Burner
Seattle
Wash
Appointment Made by Mayor Pomeroy O Mar 6
Art O Tracy was appointed street commissioner by Mayor Dan Diehl at a council meeting Thursday evening and confirmed immediately. Tracy has served as street commissioner for more than two years under previous administrations. Homer Cooper was re appointed village clerk, also confirmed by council.
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Pomeroy
Art
O. Tracy
Dan Diehl
Tracy
Shumaker
Homer Cooper
Pomeroy High School Adjusts Start Time to 8 OClock
Beginning with Monday Pomeroy high school will start at 8 oclock instead of 8:30 to reduce tardiness. The term opened with many arriving late and car traffic noted, prompting the change back to 8 oclock for an indefinite period.
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Pomeroy, O
Mar
Pomeroy High School
Obituary Wanda Margaret Schol Passes At 3 Months
Wanda Margaret Schol daughter of Clarinda Hawley born December 1 1919 died March 1 1920 at age 3 months. She leaves her mother and grandparents James Hawley to mourn her loss along with several aunts uncles and many friends. The poem notes she has gone to Heaven and a future meeting in peace.
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Wanda Magaret Schol
Clarinda Hawley
James Hawley
Slantier Case Spo Quigely Slantier Case
Virgie Wolf and Nettie Belle Mason, sisters, were arrested by Officer Thompson on a charge of slander sworn by John Buckner on behalf of his wife. They pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly conduct, paid fines of 1 dollar and costs, and were released.
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Pomeroy, O
Virgie Wolf
Nettie Belle Mason
W. W. Thompson
John Buckner
Steve Martin
Pomeroy Bends Briefs and Local Moves
Miss Clara Swatzel left today for Dayton to visit then Akron for employment. Dayton Thomas visited Logan yesterday. Mrs. Theodore Joachim returned to Athens yesterday. American Legion plans dances at the Armory with dates to be announced. Miss Dahlia Pauley returned to Charleston after Middleport visit. Walter Childs of Youngstown visits Middleport. Mr. Porterfield of Athens is a business visitor. Mrs. Minnie Ball went to Gallipolis for medical treatment. Gardener Reynolds, Gerald Wise and William Longstaff were guests of
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Pomeroy Bend
Clara Swatzel
Dayton
Akron
Dayton Thomas
Logan
Theodore Joachim
Athens
American Legion
Armory
Dahlia Pauley
Charleston
Middleport
Walter Childs
Youngstown
Mr. Porterfield
Minnie Ball
Gallipolis
Gardener Reynolds
Gerald Wise
William Longstaff
Gained Ten Pounds With Pink Pills Suggestion
Discouraged, run down woman from Brownville N Y credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health after severe anemia. She describes fatigue, headaches, fainting, and heart fluttering improving after two weeks and ten pounds gained. Pills sold by druggists or direct from Schenectady at 69 cents per box.
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Stella Doxtator
P. O
Brownville
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Local notes from Rutland and surrounding towns
Mrs Adaline Wiley and mother have returned from Cincinnati. Dave Farmer of Lewis and Son Clothing is on the sick list. Mrs Charles Dawson and son Charles went to Columbus to consult an eye specialist. Mrs Joseph Garland is slightly improved after a serious illness. Wm Coisey sold property for a nursery and will move to Mason. Mr and Mrs J Boggess of Middleport went to Gallipolis for medical care. Mrs Ida Stahl and Mrs John Rawson visited Gallipolis. Martin Ohlinger has influenza recovery. Mrs Rosie Hysell returned from Columbus. Fred Paine attended a funeral in Gallipolis. Mrs Cora Bennett is able to be out again. Paul Davis will lecture at the M B church Friday March 12 after a Holy Land trip. Dennis Miller hosted Sunday school at his Grant street home. A new swimming aid uses three metal buoy devices like pie plates.
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Rutland
Adaline Wiley
Cincinnati
Dave Farmer
Lewis and Son Clothing
Charles Dawson
Charles
Columbus
Joseph Garland
Wm. Coisey
Mason City
Gold Brothers
Mason
Boggess
Middleport
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Ida Stahl
John Rawson
Martin Ohlinger
Rosie Hysell
Fred Paine
Cora Bennett
Paul Davis
M. B. Church
Davis
Holy Land
Dennis Miller
M. E. Church
Grant Street
Tremaine Dominates Vogel In Ten Round Victory
Carl Tremaine of Detroit bantam defeated Benny Vogel of Milwaukee in a ten round bout by a wide margin. Vogel tired in the final five rounds while Tremaine pressed the pace and controlled the fight.
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New York
Carl Tremaine
Detroit
Bantam
Benny Vogel
Milwaukee
Vogel
Blackie Richards
Dayton
Eddie Wilmer
Pittsburg
Richards
Wilmer
Johnny McCoy
Rochester
Joey Thomas
Buffalo
Fred Block
Johnny Shea
Cleveland
Block
Shea
Death and illness shake Bisbee deportation trial
Four jurors removed by sickness and death in the Bisbee deportation trial. County Attorney Bob French, once thought dying, attends court revived. Burnett died by suicide after breakdown and juror Lewis is believed dying. Temporary juror Lythe remains ill and excused. Bull leaves the jury due to failing health.
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M. D. Tracy
United Press
Tombstone
Ariz
Bisbee
Bob French
French
C. F. Burnett
Lover in Tragedy Ends in Double Fatal at East Liverpool
Spurned romance led Lee Wright a 23 year old former soldier to call Miss May Powell 21 to the Mrs Frank Bowers apartments where two of Powell's friends witnessed Wright shoot Powell then kill himself. The tragedy occurred amid accusations of rejected affection.
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East Liverfool
Miss May Powell
Lee Wright
Frank Bowers
Miss Powell
Young bandit Ross to Stillwater prison
Henry Ross twenty, known as the laughing bandit, was sentenced to an indeterminate term at Stillwater penitentiary for robbery. In court he stood with his wife and wept, pleading for mercy. He admitted four holdups in Pittsburg and police say his father is a police sergeant. he confessed to two more robberies.
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ST. Louis
Henry Ross
Pittsburg
Stillwater Penitentiary
Ross
Pitteburg
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