Pomeroy Couple Married Ada Zahl and William Ohhlinger
An announce ment reports the marriage of William Ohlinger 27 of Middleport to Ada Zahl of Seville. The ceremony took place Wednesday at the Baptist parsonage in Middleport. Mr Ohlinger works for the New York Central railroad and Mrs Ohlinger taught in the Pomeroy school district for years. They will reside on Fourth Street in Middleport.
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Middleport
William Ohlinger
Ada ~Zahl
Seville
Baptist Parsonage
Gaylord James
Ohlinger
August Zahl
Miners- Mae
Akron
Pomeroy
Fourth Street
Trees Ordered Planted in High School Yard
Middleport school board ordered trees planted in the high school yard. Several sugar maples were planned Wednesday by the janitor of the school.
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Middleport
Middleport High School
Marriage License Granted in Pomeroy
A marriage license was issued Wednesday evening to F. W. Ohlinger, 27, of Middleport, and Ada Virginia Zahl, 28, of Minersville. Rev. Gaylord James of Middleport officiated.
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Pomeroy
F. W. Ohlinger
Middleport
Ada Virginia Zahl
August Zahl
Minersville
Gaylord James
Judgment by default in Boular v Trebuchon case
A default judgment was entered for the plaintiff Boular in the suit against Trebuchon. Judge A P Miller issued the ruling on March 18 in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
A. P Miller
Local Visitors from Nearby Towns
Ton Greenlee left Friday for Detroit to visit friends. J. H. Williams returned from Columbus where he saw C. J. Flowers. Athens resident c. J. Flowers spent Thursday with friends. Lee Pritchard of Nelsonville visited here Thursday. E. L. Bonnet of Columbus visited Thursday. Ralph Roberts of Chillicothe visited Thursday. C. W. Hill of Charleston spent Thursday here visiting R. W. Murray and family moved 40 Columbus Thursday from their home in Columbus.
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Middleport
Ton Greenlee
Detroit
J. H. Williams
Columbus
C. J. Flowers
Athens
Lee Pritchard
Nelsonville
E. L. Bonnet
Ralph Roberts
Chillicothe
C. W. Hill
Charleston
R. W. Murray
K K K Middleport Meeting Aids Church Collection
Members of the K. K. K. in Middleport held a Bradford church meeting. The Rev. C. M. Carpenter of Pomeroy spoke. The group donated 35 dollars to the church.
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K. K. K. Middleport
Bradford Church
C. M. Carpenter
Pomeroy
Memors
Mrs Jones Hosts Bridge Club At Third Street Home
Mrs Jones of Middleport entertained members of her bridge club at her Third Street home Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs Herman Whaddox Host Christian Endeavor Meeting
Mr and Mrs Herman Whaddox of Middleport entertained members of the Christian Endeavor group on Thursday. The event featured refreshments and fellowship with local young people.
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Herman Whaddox
Middleport
The
Christian Endeavor Thurs
New Foot Medicine DAX Promises Quick Relief From Aches
A patent remedy named DAX is advertised to end burning aching and sweaty feet. It claims cooling action, no foot baths or powders, and rapid relief after twelve years of use by a New York physician. Available at local pharmacies.
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Dax
York
At ‘S Pharmacy
Evening Refreshments Served At Attendee Gathering
Day evening event offered refreshments to those attending. The brief note records a social or community gathering with hospitality provided to participants.
Philathian Women of Church to Meet at Bertha Darst Home
Members of the Philathian women of the Church of Christ in MIddleport will gather Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Bertha Darst for a planned meeting.
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Philathian
Philathian Women of the
Church of Christ
Middleport
Bertha Darst
Pomeroy High Alumni Plan May 13 Picnic and Dance
Arrangements are under way for the Pomeroy high school alumni reunion with a 6 o'clock dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Ralston Russell and a dance at the K of P Hall. W. F. Reed chairs the picnic committee and Mrs. Scott C. Ridgway heads the neurology committee. Alumni members recently donated $57 to the local high school piano fund.
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Pomeroy High School
Ralston Russell
Russell
K. of P. Hall
W. F. Reed
Scott C. Ridgway
R A M Inspectors Meet At Lodge No 80 Session
Inspection conducted last evening by Companion Zimmerman Jack son of Lodge No 80 Pome roy R A M. The meeting convened in the lodge rooms.
Horwitzes Visit In Gallipolis District
Mr and Mrs Abe Horwitz of Newport News and Mr and Mrs Louis Horwitz visited in Gallipolis yesterday. Ray Smith traveled to Gallipolis for an examination at Holzer hospital. Tom Goeglein is ill with blood poisoning.
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Pomeroy Bend
Abe Horwitz
Newport News
Louis Horwitz
Gallipolis
Ray Smith
Holzer Hospital
Tom Goeglein
Young Stribling Beats Rosenbloom In Ten Round Fight
Billy Stribling of Georgia defeated Maxie Rosenbloom of New York in ten rounds in Boston. Stribling knocked Rosenbloom out of the ring in the third, then the New Yorker recovered to win the only round he claimed, while fans booed the decision accusing a foul.
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Boston
Billy Stribling
Georgia
Maxie Rosenbloom
New York
Stribling
Rosenbloom
Cobb and Gleason Refuse to Leave Field in Forfeit Game
In St. Petersburg on March 18 Ty Cobb and Kid Gleason of the Philadelphia Athletics refused orders from umpire Frank Wilson to leave the field in the fourth inning. The contest was forfeited to the Boston Nationals with the A’s leading 4 to 0 as Cobb harangued pitcher Goldsmith and helped Gleason argue with the umpire.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ty Cobb
Kid Gleason
Philadelphia Athletics
Frank Wilson
Boston Nationals
Athletics
Cobb
Goldsmith
Gleason
Cobb Offers Unique Logic On Southpaws
New York March 18 Ty Cobb says left handed pitchers are usually tough for right handed batters but he is an exception. He notes left handers with limited stuff are hardest to hit and cites Lefty Grove as preferable to Tom Zachary whose change of pace is hardest to time.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Grove
Tom Zachary
Zachary
Four Firestone Brothers Polo Team Debuts in Miami Beach
Four sons of Harvey Firestone form a polo team at Miami Beach led by Russell Leonard Harvey Jr and Raymond. The Firestones ride bronchos trained on the plains and previously learned polo at Princeton and Miami Beach. Their early play draws favorable comment from polo followers.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Harvey
Firestone
Russell
Leonard
Harvey, Jr
Raymond
Chagrin Valley Hunt Club
Cleveland
Princeton
Firestones
New Browns Manager Optimistic on Pitching Staff
St. Louis March 18 Dan Howley new manager of the St Louis Browns expresses confidence in his pitching staff Gaston is ready to hit stardom Tom Zachary should win 15 games Ballou a great prospect Nevers has an outside chance He also relies on Steve ONeill for strong backstop support to bolster the staff.
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ST. Louis
Dan Howley
St. Louis Browns
Gaston
Tom Zachary
Ballou
Nevers
Howley
Steve O'Neill
Irish Channel Seen Tougher Swim Than Others
Henry F. Sullivan of Lowell Massachusetts says the Irish channel is the hardest swim, longer and colder than the English or Catalin Island channels, and the most treacherous stretch of water he envisions.
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Irish Channel
English Channel
Catalin Island
Henry F. Sullivan
Lowell, Mass
Arthur J. Smith Named Professional at Athens Country Club
Arthur J. Smith, formerly of Hyde Park Country Club Cincinnati, was unanimously elected professional at Athens Country Club after a board meeting yesterday. He will open his shop on April 1, replacing Clyde Orr who resigned to pursue travel work. Smith, a runner up in the Ohio Kentucky championship last year and a past victor over Bobby Jones, is praised as a top golfer and instructor. The club warns greens are soft from warm weather and urges no play on fairways until the course firms up. early golfers may use the rough.
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Arthur J. Smith
Hyde Park Country Club
Cincinnati
Athens Country Club
Clyde Orr
Smith
Athens
Country Club
Bobby Jones
Hyde Park
Westfall
Shade Keeps Title Shot Alive With KO Of Kid Herman
California middleweight Dave Shade defeated Tillie Kid Herman by technical knockout in the seventh round in Chicago. Shade used weaving attack and hard shots to dominate each round and now is set to face Mickey Walker with promoter Jim Mullen ready to sign the bout.
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Chicago
U.R
Dave Shade
California
Tillie
Kid Herman
Shade
Herman
Mickey Walker
Jim Mullen
Walker
Pimples and Skin Troubles Prompt Resinol Try
Miss Hazel Beasley of Munden Virginia describes severe pimples and boils on her face. After one treatment with Resinol Ointment and Soap she saw clear improvement and urges others with skin troubles to try the products.
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Munden
Hazel Beasley
First Matches of Tennis Tourney Played Today
Manuel Alonzo and Francis T. Hunter meet Jacques Brugnon and Jean Borotra in the opening singles at the International tournament at the Casino courts Brooklyn. Alonzo and Hunter were chosen after William Tilden declined entry. Washburn and Mahe meet the Frenchmen tomorrow.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
U.P
Manuel Alonzo
Francis T. Hunter
Jacques Brugnon
Jean Borotra
Casino Courts
Brooklyn Heights
Alonzo
U. S
Hunter
William Tilden
Watson Washburn
Dean Mathey
McGraw Faces Large Group of Outfield Candidates
John McGraw has twelve outfielders to evaluate in training camp this year with only three holdovers from 1926 Ross Young Al Tyson and Heinie Mueller among the returnees. New arrivals include Eddie Roush LaBourgeau George Harper Melvin Ott Al Moore Otis Carter Tex Jeanes Andy Reese and E H Smith.
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John McGraw
Ross Young
al Tyson
Heinie Mueller
Eddie Roush
LaBourgeau
George Harper
Melvin Ott
al Moore
Otis Carter
Tex Jeanes
Andy Reese
E. H. Smith
Hahn Beats Swedish Star In Mile Race
Lloyd Hahn of Boston A. A. defeated Edvin Wide in a Madison Square Garden indoor mile, finishing in 4 12 1 5 seconds, just behind the world record pace of 4 minutes 12 seconds. Wide failed to hold his planned split and faded in the final laps as Hahn surged past with 320 yards to go.
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New York
Edvin Wide
Madison Square Garden
Lloyd Hahn
Boston A. A
Hahn
Paavo Nurmi
Jose Ray
Wide
Robins Defeat Columbus Clearwater in Baseball Match
Brooklyn National Leaguers defeated Columbus of the American Association by a wide margin yesterday with a final score two to none. The game, reported from Fial, notes strong pitching and solid batting backs the Brooklyn win.
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Clearwater
Brooklyn
Columbus
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Ada
William Ohhlinger
Social Notes
Christian Endeavor
Adler
Collegian
Lewis& Son
YOUNG
Browns
Ohio
Kentucky
Seth Hart
Croup
Chial
Universal
Guthrie
Auto Supply CO
Eagle Bldg
Coolville
J. W. Higgins
Dexter
Cheshire
Long Bottom
Beegle Kelley
Fort
Athens County Savings & Loan Company
Lostro
Athens, Ohio
Logan
Logan _AR
Sun
San
Hocking Valley
Fred R. Beasley
McGraw
Henry L. Farrell
United Press
the Swanson Furniture Co
Toco IK
Chauncey - Glouster i
Robins
Athens Implement Company
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