Pomeroy-Firm Proposes Wharfboat Return at Landing
Esther Beegle of Beegle Brothers appeared before the village council to discuss reestablishing a wharfboat at the Pomeroy landing. A suitable boat would be brought if arrangements satisfy. no wharfboat has stood since the Sanford calamity and Downie boat sank in a flood years ago. The Sugar Run P T A hosted a successful meeting at the schoolhouse with about 21 attendees and plans for an auditorium/community center funded largely by subscriptions were advanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Beegle
Beegle Brothers
Pomeroy Landing
Crossing Dispute Over K and M Cutoff Reaches Court
The Kanawha and Michigan Railroad sues J O Eblin George Davidson and George Pratt trustees of Rutland township J B Lindsey W F Wilson and B K Smith Meigs county commissioners over a grade crossing on the new K M cutoff near Kate E Brown and Serena J Lloyd. The rail line seeks a grade crossing while residents press for an underneath crossing citing safety and cost differences. The case will require a court and jury to resolve the dispute.
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The
Kanawha & Michigan Railroad Company
J. O. Eblin
George Davidson
George Pratt
Rutland Township
J. B. Lindsey
W. F. Wilson
B. K. Smith
Meigs County
Leading Creek
Kate E. Brown
Thomas
Serena J. Lloyd
Ada Jobes and Roy Vickers Wed in Athens Nuptials
World War veteran Roy Vickers and Miss Ada Jobes daughter of W H Jobes both of Pomeroy were joined in matrimony at Athens on Friday in a union described as a splendid young couple wedding ceremony announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Vickers
Ada Jobes
W. H. Jobes
Pomeroy
Athens
Cap E C Stowe Returns as Local Car Line Conductor
Cap E C Stowe resumes duties as conductor on the Middleport car line after nine weeks at home due to illness. The traveling public and especially the elderly and children welcome his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cap E. C. Stowe
Middleport
Infirmary Superintendent Reports 25 Inmates Ill
Superintendent Bolton reports 25 inmates at the county infirmary, many struck by influenza. All are out of danger and mostly elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton
Widow Mrs Will Kreiselmeier Died After Gall Stone Operation
Relatives mourn the death of Mrs Will Kreiselmeier who passed at McKinley hospital Columbus after gall stone removal surgery. Kidney inflammation followed, ending her life despite initial signs of recovery. Survived by husband, mother, three sisters and a brother. Remains arrived in Pomeroy on the Hocking Valley Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kreiselmeier
McKinley Hospital
Columbus
Phillip Meier
Arthur Roush
Will Huggins
Mark Jenkinson
Middleport Mill Appraisement Reported to Court
Appraisers J. H. Williams M. G. White and John B. Downing completed the Middleport Milling company property appraisal. Real estate 8500 machinery and equipment 5705.75 autos trucks and parts 800 office fixtures 557 stocks and merchandise 4856.97 accounts receivable 5813.97 cash on hand 2654.56 advance Clarence McHaffie 200 grand total 29388.35 bill payable 15332.67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport Mill
Middleport Milling Company
J. H. Williams
M. G. White
John B. Downing
Clarence McHaffie
Detectives Return With Suspects In Stolen Auto Case
Sheriff Reeves and Frank Foley brought back two men, Sam Razalli and Paul Degretario, from Connecticut after arresting them for a stolen car. They traveled by road to Albany then train, asserting Razalli bought the car in Pittsburgh and that Degretario was only riding. Prosecutor Davis questions the suspects amid efforts to unravel the case and suspects the theft originated closer to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Reeves
Frank Foley
Connecticut
Albany
Sam Razalli
Paul Degretario
New York City
Sam
Pittsburgh
Davis
New York
Burns Confesses In Pomeroy Robbery Case
Meigs county reports Burns, a young colored man, confessed to involvement in the robbery of an elderly colored man in Pomeroy. His co worker Andrew Barnett is serving time in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs County
Burns
Pomeroy
Andrew Barnett
Penitentiary
Community events and fair board actions in Nelsonville
Reports cover a St Patrick Day birthday party hosted by Mrs L D Johnson for 18 friends, a church luncheon, a gun club permission, and a fair board meeting detailing premium budgets, admission changes, and planned exhibitors for the upcoming September fair. Also listed are local civil cases including money actions and a bastardy suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
L. D. Johnson
Nelsonville
Lou Eberle
Welch
Johnson
Belle Poston
Sarah Cable
Fair
George Christmann
M. W. Bailey
Ed Francis
Bart Hall
Ed Heffy
Geo. Elias
Groom Cohen Weds Gibbs in Gallipolis Home Nuptials
Louis Cohen, a Pomeroy Rutland taxi man, married Miss Sybil Gibbs at the Gallipolis home of Miss Bertha Calwell last Thursday. Gibbs had worked in the Ashworth household and was quarantined there during the deputy sheriff’s wife illness, leading to the match while they were confined together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cohen
Pomeroy-Rutland
Sybil Gibbs
D. W. Ashworth
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Bertha Calwell
Miss Gibbs
Ashworth
Calwell
Bedford Township Births and Local Updates
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Pickett a son March 7 weight 11% pounds. Mother and son are doing well. Edward Martin, previously digging coal at the Pickett mine, ill for some time, reports he can work some. Dolph Jeffers and family moved from Buckeye Lake to A. B. Pickett farm to plant crops this summer. Tracy Whaley, son of W. L. Whaley, ill with pneumonia and still dangerously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Pickett
Edward Martin
Pickett
Dolph Jeffers
Buckeye Lake
A. B. Pickett
Tracy Whaley
W. L. Whaley
Baby girl born at Holzer Hospital
A 6% pound baby girl was born Thursday evening at Holzer Hospital to Mrs. Roy Pickens of Pomeroy Gallipolis Tribune reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hozer Hospital
Holzer Hospital
Roy Pickens
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Parole Applications Published for Burns Mohler and Stanley
Public parole notices list John Burns Frank Mohler and Edgar Stanley with applications filed about a year ago at Mansfield Reformatory. The notices announce the pending parole review and invite objections or comments from the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burns
Frank Mohler
Edgar Stanley
Mansfield Reformatory
Kiwanis Club Holds Meeting at Presbyterian Church
The Kiwanis club met Friday evening at the Presbyterian church with about sixty members present. Prof T N Hoover substituted for ill Prof Roy Wilson of Ohio University and delivered a Splendid talk on Politics of Years Ago inspired by Andrew Jackson's birth anniversary. The club agreed future admissions will be screened by the membership committee and seasonal meeting shifts set for Tuesday in summer and Thursday in winter at 6 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
Presbyterian Church
Roy Wilson
Ohio University
T. N. Hoover
Andrew Jackson
Ruble Suffers Blood Poisoning After Hand Injury
S. 8S. Ruble, noted horse man, developed a painful right hand blood infection. The condition worsened Saturday, necessitating an operation by Dr. Campbell. The infection originated from a small laceration.
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Campbell
Sammy Drake Wins Amateur 125 Pound Championship in Columbus
Records show Sammy Drake defeated George Clark at the Logan Athletic Club show Friday evening to claim the Columbus Amateur Championship in the 125 pound class. Clark earned a recent title in another Columbus tournament. Drake, plus popular with local boxing fans, is also on the high school track team training for the mile. He served with Canadian troops in World War I after being rejected by U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sammy Drake
George Clark
Logan Athletic Club
Columbus
Clark
Sammy
Local marriage serenade at Methodist parsonage
William S. Septer 36 and Mary Welch 23 of Marion township wed by Rev J W Blair at the Nelsonville Methodist parsonage near noon Saturday. A serenade by area employees followed the departure, customary at the parsonage across from the W H Harden company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Septer
Barber
Mary Welch
Marion Township
Jesse R. White
Nelsonville R. D
Hazel E. Walter
Nelsonville
R. D
J. W. Blair
Methodist
W. HH. Harden
Jingle Social Hosted by U B Church Ends With 60 Attendees
The Christian Endeavorers held their annual jingle social at the U B church Friday evening with 60 people present. Program included solos by Miss Mary Wolfe and Miss Ruth Conoway, a piano solo by Miss M Conoway, readings by Mrs. Tom Mowery, and music by an orchestra and quartets, concluding with a closing address by Rev J G Speara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavorers
U. B
Mary Wolfe
Tom Mowery
Missa M. Conoway
Ruth Conoway
J. G. Speara
Social Notes From Columbus Weekend Visits
Miss Helen Huffman spent the weekend in Columbus as a guest of friends and attended a Hartman Theatre showing of Lightnin. Mrs. Fanny Bell of Sugar Grove visited her niece Miss Sadie Green in Logan. Mrs. W. C. Adair weekended in Columbus with the Reese Ward family, joined by her sister Mrs. Wm. Eberst of New Straitsville. Mrs. Lydia Noll visited Nelsonville to spend the day with her daughter Mrs. Hugh Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Huffman
Columbus
Lightnin
Hartman
Fanny Bell
Sugar Grove
Logan
Sadie Green
W. C. Adair
Reese Ward
Wm. Eberst
New Straitsville
Lydia Noll
Nelsonville
Hugh Kelly
Judge assigns Logan bar cases at courthouse Saturday
Judge Pettit met the Logan bar at the courthouse Saturday morning to assign docketed cases. The list includes Henry Ogg for burglary and larceny with April 10 action, Wyskiver Hurd and Banfield for burglary and larceny with April 17, Webb for non support of a legitimate child April 11, Kraftherfer for cutting timber April 12, Tacas vs. Lucas divorce March 24, Guya vs. Shaffer Sr Jr money judgment April 20, Schwaibach cases involving Dod son appeals April 19, and Orley Schwaibach vs. E D Dod and Blake vs. The.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettit
Logan
Henry Ogg
Homer Wyskiver
James Hurd
Cliff Banfield
Gilbert Webb
Merle Kraftherfer
Elizabeth Tacas
Harmon Lucas
John Guya
Charles Shaffer Sr
Charles Shaffer, Jr
Clara Schwaibach
E. D. Dod
Orley Schwaibach
Andrew
Sarah Blake
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Clear Pink Skin
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable laxative substitute for calomel. Claims to improve skin pallor and appetite, stimulate the liver and bowels, and provide buoyancy with no dangerous after effects. Sold in boxes for 15 or 30 cents with millions sold yearly.
Hostess Mrs Brown Hosts Sister Susies Club Dinner
Mrs Frank Brown hosted the Sister Susies Club Friday evening with a 7 o clock dinner. After dessert Joe Blankenship, brother of the hostess, gave readings for the guests. Mrs Rudolph Brown Jr was the only person outside the club in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Sister Susies Club
Joe Blankenshirp
Rudolph Brown, Jr
Rutland Obituary and Local Church News
Mrs. Nancy Sidenstricker of Rutland died at age 77 in her home Saturday morning. Funeral at Midway Church Monday conducted by Rev. Ashton. Rutland High's first local baseball game set for April 7 against the Rutland first team. Local notices include visits from Mr. Kennard, meat wagon start by B M Taylor, move of E A Barton drugs, D A Armstrong home rebuilding, and R H Rawlings' Sons drive in station completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Sidenstricker
Grant Romine
Dexter
Sherman Romine
Enid
Oklo
Midway Church
Ashton
Columbus
Rutland High School
Rutland
Kennard
Monroe County
North Carolina
Florida
Earl Forrest
B. M. Taylor
E. A. Barton
Rathburn
D. A. Armstrong
R. H. Rawlings’ Sons
Mystery surrounds fire at Antigonish home linked to Mary Ellen MacDonald
Dr. Walter E Prince after a week's probing says Mary Ellen MacDonald caused the blaze that drove the MacDon family from their Antigonish area home. He suggests the feline sightings were misread and that the woman bears responsibility for the fire and the tied cattle tails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen MacDonald
MacDon
Antigonish
Walter E. Prince
Rey
Mary Ellen
Rutland K of P Confers Knight Rank Saturday
Rutland Knights of Pythias confer the Knight rank on two candidates Saturday evening. Salem street shows notable progress in building and repairs as Jesse Wood begins visible yard improvements. Residents urged to match Salem street’s lawn upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland K
P.lodge
Salem Street
Jesse Wood
Milling an Unable to Get an Education
Detroit speaker Mark T. McKee outlined a plan for a $10,000,000 home for motherless and fatherless children. He cited bleak U.S. school figures: 25,000,900 school age, 6,000,000 never in a classroom, 93 of 100 stop at elementary, 14,000,000 average daily attendance, 7 percent reach high school, 5 percent college, and over 5,000,000 illiterates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Chicago
Mark T. McKee
Detroit
United States
Mr. McKee
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Neuralgia
Musterole offers fast neuralgia relief by rubbing the clean white ointment on temples and neck. Made with oil of mustard, it won’t burn or blister like old plasters and is available in jars, tubes, and a hospital size, advertised as better than a mustard plaster.
Aetna SS Canada Controls Vast Share of Asbestos Deposits
Aetna SS Canada holds nearly nine tenths of all known asbestos deposits worldwide, signaling a dominant position in global supply and potential implications for markets and safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ohio State rural economists predict better farm times in 1921
For the first time since 1920 rural economists from Ohio State University complete a monthly market survey predicting improved farm prospects. They cite exports exceeding 1920 by 15 percent and limited grain stocks as signs prices will rise once the agricultural sector catches up with manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
J. I. Falconer
Department of Rural Economics
United States
Boy Remains Infant at Sixteen in Huntington Case
In Huntington Massachusetts a 16 year old boy died after never outgrowing babyhood, remaining unable to talk or walk and confined to a crate. His face later took on mannish features while the rest stayed infant like. A hospital matron notes many women train as nurses and gain strength through regular life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Huntington
Mass
Caralton Weatherwax
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Oliver Hartley
Cap Stowe
Georgia
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Carter Cil Co
Money and Equitable
Clinton
RWI
Jesse Kitchen
Atha Drilling Co
J.C. Huffman
Cedar Falls Oil and Refining Co
Cleo Stump
Rolland Glaze
Catherine Nelson
Cohen-Gibbs
Bedford
Township
Seth Hart
ART Acord
Eset
Ilicninin
James Oliver Curwood
Law
DR. Prince
Aetna SS
the Messenger Printers Co
Cash Shoe
Easley
Akes Etter
F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Majestic Finan
Reginald Barker
Rupert Hughes
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