Meigs Teachers Take Exception to Whipping Incident
Meigs county teachers met at Alburthouse and drafted a resolution objecting to Probate Judge Cora Roberts and Prosecuting Attorney Peoples. The document commends the county and Salisbury township boards for exonerating Mrs. Frost, while reporting other local social notes and visits across multiple towns.
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Highland
Meigs County
Alburthouse
Cora OB. Roberts
Peoples
Salisbury Township
Picnic committee named for Pomeroy high alumni reunion
The plan for the Pomeroy high alumni annual reunion includes a picnic committee chaired by W. P. Reed. Members are Cady Whaley, Mrs Helen Tormbull, Abe A. Massar, George B. Nye, Herman Bearks, Wyatt Plants, Eva L. Simms, Mr W. A. Compton, Eva Faris, Mrs A D Russell, Oliver Hartley, and Secretia Genheimer. Picnic set for May 13 at Ralston Russell home on Main Street with a 6 pm dinner and dance to follow at the K P Hall.
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Pomeroy
Nem ‘Bers
Metalcore
Pomeror High School
W. PF. Reed
Cady Whaley
Helen Tormbull
Abe A. Massar
George B. Nye
Herman Bearks
Wyatt G. Plants
Eva L. Simms
W. A. Compton
Eva Faris
A. D. Russell
Oliver Hartley
Secretia Genheimer
Ralston Russell
E. Main Street
K. of P. Hall
Board Meeting Of County Education Officials
Jacob Dean of Chester presides at a March meeting with vice president Atella Ebiin Rutland and members L. T. Edmundson W. L. Morrison and W. H. Follrod. They convened at the county superintendent Co. H. Wagner’s office and approved routine business and bills.
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Pomeroy
Jacob Dean
Chester
Atella Ebiin
Rutland
L. T. Edmundson
W. L. Morrison
W. H. Follrod
County Board of Education
Co. H. Wagner
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Allen Knopp at Middleport
An announcement from Pearl Street Middleport reports the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Allen Knopp on March 21.
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Allen Knopp
Pearl Street, Middleport
Middleport
Pearl Street
Mount Dies After Illness in Midpleport
Sylvester Mount, 27, died Saturday morning at Bradbury after tuberculosis of the lungs. He was visiting relatives. home at Le Sage. Survived by wife and two children. Body shipped to Green Bottom Cabalis, West Virginia. Funeral services held Monday at 2 p.m. burial in Fair View cemetery.
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Midpleport
Sylvester Mount
Bradbury
Mount
le Sage
Green Bottom Cabalis
W. Va
Fair View Cemetery
POMEROY BEND ENTERTAINS AT DINNER FOR LETTIE FUGATE
The Misses Mildred Owens and Jenee Maag were entertained at 6 o'clock dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Ee. R. Fugate in honor of Lettie Fugate's twenty first birthday.
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Mildred Owens
Jenee Maag
Ee. R. Fugate
Lettie
Mrs Jones Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Tom Jones of Middleport entertained members of her bridge club Friday evening at her Third street home.
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Jones
Tom Jones
Middleport
Third Street
500 Club Event At Mrs Burford Home
Mrs Lou Burford of Middleport invites members to a su i club gathering Monday evening at her home. Plans include socializing and light refreshments in a neighborhood get together.
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Lou Burford
Middleport
Sui Club
Second Street
Senior Sewing Circle Meeting in Middleport
The Senior Sewing circle of Middleport held a Monday evening gathering at the home of Mary Louise Kent.
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Middleport
Marye Louise Kent
Entertains At Party In Middleport Home
Joe Hecox of Middleport entertained guests at a Saturday evening party on Third street. Attendees included Helen ith Eleanor Lansbury George McCullough Fred Hoffman James McClure Katherine Haw Fred Fisher Robert Allensworth Mary K Riley Metzie Kerfer and Dayton King.
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Joe Hecox
Middleport
Enter
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Local Visits
FP. L. Peoples of Cambridge visited Creatives over the weekend. Garnet Bartelis of Parkersburg is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roller. Mr. and Mrs. Alla Radford of Zanesville visited relatives Saturday and Sunday.
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POMEROY BEND BRIEFS _ FP. L. Peoples
Cambridge
Garnet Bartelis
Parkersburg
Isting
Mark Roller
Alla Radford
Zanesville
Commerce School Publishes First Departmental Catalog
Ohio University School of Commerce issues its first departmental catalog in bulletin form for 1927 1928 detailing seven finance courses and expanded offerings. The nine teen faculty includes Milo J Kimball. accounting requirements rise to four semesters. four major options exist: accounting finance marketing and advertising. Total enrollment 396 with 151 AB degrees, 231 pursuing AB in Commerce and 118 in other courses.
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School of Commerce
Ohio University
Department of Finance
Milo J. Kimball
C. M.copeland
French Indoor Title Hope Grows Despite Losses
The French duo Borotra and Brugnon won three straight team matches to seal the international series against the Americans. The indoor nationals open with Borotra Brugnon and King Hunter favored, as top U S players like Tilden Johnston Williams are absent, and Rene LaCoste remains the key French threat.
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Jean Borotra
Jacques Brugnon
Rene LaCoste
America
Bill Tilden
Bill Johnston
Richard Williams
Little Outlaw
Vincent Richards
France
Henri Cochet
George King
Francis T. Hunter
Borotra
Brugnon
Manual Alonzo
Alonzo
Tilden
Richards
Paris
Wimbledon
Forest Hillis
Borotta
Hunter
Mandell backs Terris McGraw as top lightweights in New Orleans
Sammy Mandell and manager Eddie Kane rate Terris and Phil McGraw as top contenders for the light weight crown in New Orleans. Kane favours McGraw citing improved form while noting Wallace ranks third and Terris is off form after a long layoff.
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New Orleans
Sid Terris
Phil McGraw
Billy Wallace
Sammy Mandell
Mandell
Eddie Kane
Terris
McGraw
Kane
Wallace
Chicago Considers $20000 Open In 1928 Golf
Chicago sportsmen discuss a proposed 1928 golf tournament with prize money up to twenty thousand dollars. The idea follows San Antonio's Texas Open offering seven thousand, Los Angeles’s ten thousand nine hundred, and Atlanta's twelve thousand prizes earlier this month.
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San Antonio
Texas
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Babe Ruth
Rain Halts White Sox Fort Worth Exhibition
The Chicago White Sox and the Fort Worth club of the Texas league halted their game yesterday due to rain.
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White Sox
Fort Worth
Tex
Chicago White Sox
McCallister Faces Tough Managerial Task With Indians
Lakeland Florida March 21 Jack McCallister takes over the Cleveland Indians in a season with high expectations and potential gaps. The club lost Speaker and faces questions about Uhle Burns and Fonseca while Autry joins the catching corps to bolster the roster.
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Lakeland
Fla
Jack McCallister
Cleveland Indians
Bob O'Farrell
Rogers Hornsby
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland
McCallister
Speaker
Burns
Chie
George Uhle
Dover and Kent State Capture State Basketball Honors
Dover high of the Eastern district in class A and Kent State from the Northeastern section in class 1B won state tournament finals honors in Columbus. Dover edged Toledo Waite to earn a trip to Chicago for the National Inter scholastic meet, while Kent State defeated Oberlin, last year’s champions, in B division.
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Columbus
U.R
Dover High
Kent State
Dover
Ohio
Chicago
Toledo Waite
Oberlin
Hudson and Bolton Herald as Cleveland Pitching Prospects
Willis Hudlin is described as a great pitching prospect with potential to prove regular status. C G Bolton, a left handed, husky collegian, also shows plenty of stuff, forming part of the reasons behind Jack McCallister's managerial challenges with the Cleveland club.
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Willis Hudlin
C. G. Bolton
Jack McCallister
Cleveland
Mullen Aims to Prove Ty Cobb Wrong at Browns
Billy Mullen, slated to start at third base for the St. Louis Browns, vows to show Ty Cobb misjudged him by releasing him for not hitting. He batted .357 for Toronto last season and expects .290 or better in the American if given regular play.
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Cobb
Tarpon Springs
Fla
Billy Mullen
St. Louis Browns
Ty Cobb
Toronto
Ox ford students win double scoring in inter-college meet
Two American students from Harvard and Princeton turned a planned inter-college track event into a pentathion contest. R. J L Hyatt and C. F. Gates accumulated more points for their college than the second place team.
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Oxford
R. J L. Hyatt
Harvard
C. F. Gates
Princeton
Pirates Rout San Francisco Nine in Lopsided Open
The Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the San Francisco team of the Pacific Coast league 11 to 1 in a hard hitting game yesterday.
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San Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
Paster Fields Impresses Giants in First Sarasota Practice
Three sport Penn star Paster Fields collected two hits in his initial practice game with the New York Giants in Sarasota Florida. The rookie may not crack the outfield this season but could remain with the club through the year, a status few young players will attain.
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Paster Fields
John McGraw
University of Pennsylvania
Sarasota
Fla
Fields
Giants
Kelly Released by Chicago Nationals To Toledo
Left fielder Joe Kelly was the first to be released by the Chicago Nationals and was sent to the Toledo club of the American Association.
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Los Angeles
Joe Kelly
Chicago Nationals
Toledo
American Association
Indoor track title to be repeated by Central Intercollegiate
South Bend report notes the Central Intercollegiate conference indoor championship at Notre Dame on Saturday proved so successful that the event will be repeated annually.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Dempsey Plans Immediate Training Move for Comeback
In Los Angeles Gene Tunney and Jack Dempsey met briefly though not together. Dempsey announced he would depart at once for Wheeler Springs to begin intensive training to revive his career, defying doctors by skipping spine surgery. Tunney, in town for a vaudeville engagement, denied any personal snub and said reports of a quarrel were unfounded.
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Los Angeles
United Press
Gene Tunney
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Wheeler How Springs
Tunney
Cubs trounce Los Angeles in Pacific Coast league tilt
The Chicago Cubs routed the Los Angeles club 14 to 1 yesterday. The Cubs collected eighteen hits off two pitchers, delivering a decisive victory in the Pacific Coast league matchup played in Los Angeles.
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CUBS
Los Angeles
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Club
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S. H. Keffer
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