Two Men Arrested for Disturbing Peace in Hobgon
Howard Coughenour and W. M. Russell were arrested Monday evening in Hobgon for disturbing the peace at the ill Bert Logan's home. Logan bedridden requested Rev. Lewis McCumber to deliver a sermon. during the sermon Russell and Coughenour allegedly tried to hit the minister. They face charges before Justice Gilmore. McCumber, pastor of the Ohio Union Methodist church, is a younger brother of James McCumber, who was ordered here two weeks ago.
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Pomeroy
Howard Coughenour
W. M. Russell
Coughenour
Russell
Bert Logan
Hobgon
Logan
Lewis McCumber
Woman Dies at Bradbury in Middleport
Mrs Elizabeth Russell aged 84 widow of George Russell died at her Bradbury home on Monday after years of illness. She leaves seven children John Alph a Walter Russell of Middleport and Mrs Anthony Anderson Carrie Edna and Hugh Russell of Bradbury. Funeral services were held from the Church of Christ at Bradbury on Wednesday at 2 pm.
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Middleport
Elizabeth Russell
George Russell
Bradbury
John
Alpha
Walter Russell
Anthony Anderson
Carrie
Edna
Hugh Russell
Church of Christ
Confessed Slayer Engages Counsel in Murder Case
Pomeroy March 381 Attys Peoples and Fred W Crow have been engaged as legal counsel for John Shorty Bryant. Bryant admitted he plotted the murder of James McCumber. An indictment for first degree murder is expected to be returned against Bryant and his confederates Rich-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Attys, Peoples and Peoples
Fred W. Crow
John “Shorty
Bryant
James McCumber
Rich
Grand jury convenes today charges against Ard Rhoades and John Hedrix
The document notes that Ard Rhoades and John Hedrix are named in charges brought before the grand jury that convened today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Rhoades
John Hedrix
Easter Services Planned at Grace Episcopal Church
The Rev. B. H. Reinheiner of Columbus will conduct special Easter services at Grace Episcopal church in Pomery at 10 30 a m Easter morning. The committee in charge announces special Easter music.
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Pomeroy
B. H. Reinheiner
Columbus
Grace Episcopal Church
Funeral for Dorothy Rickards Held in West Columbus
Dorothy Rickards eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Rickards of Clifton West Virginia died from smallpox. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Rickard cemetery at West Columbus.
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Child
Middleport
Dorothy Rickards
J. W. Rickards
Clifton W. Va
Rickard
West Columbus
Local Visitors and Health News From Middleport
Lettie Besserer Mrs Alla Mauck and Mrs W C Bennett motored to Gallipolis today to spend time with Mrs Guy Suter and her son of Welsh West Virginia visiting here with Mr and Mrs W C Stansbury Charles Wise is reported improved after a surgical operation at the McMillan hospital in Charles ton Mr and Mrs Bernard Wysong of Columbus visited here recently with relatives.
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Middleport
Lettie Besserer
Alla Mauck
W. C. Bennett
Gallipolis
Guy Suter
Welsh
W. Va
W. C. Stansbury
Charles Wise
McMillan Hospital
Charleston
Bernard Wysong
Columbus
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Visit and Travelers Notes
Mrs Dana Liloyd and Mrs Walter Eynon shopped in Columbus Tuesday. Mrs Charles Wolfe visits Columbus this week. Mr and Mrs Jacob Mees with Jean and Mrs Charles Peoples were in Athens yesterday. Mrs Norman Neutzling ill with influenza at Lincoln Hill home. Mrs Clarence Clifford and Miss Matilda Simms visit relatives at Rgger. Frank McCullough of Bellefontaine spent Tuesday in Pomeroy on business. Mrs Harry Rice attended her grandmother Elizabeth Russell's funeral in Bradbury. Mrs Mattie Lust returned from Cincinnati after a state D A R convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Dana Liloyd
Walter Eynon
Columbus
Charles Wolfe
Jacob Mees
Jean
Charles Peoples
Athens
Norman Neutzling
Lincoln Hill
Clarence Clifford
Matilda Simms
Rgger
Frank McCullough
Bellefontaine
Pomeroy
Harry Rice
Bradbury
Elizabeth Russell
Mattie Lust
Cincinnati
Lodge Pays Honor To Rev Frampton In Glouster
Glouster March 31 The Magic City lodge I O O F honored Rev C B Frampton with a farewell party in the lodge room Music by the Glouster String Band Short talks by Frampton and other members He transferred his Odd Fellow membership to Glouster upon arrival over two and a half years ago He leaves for Lynchburg to serve as pastor of the Church of Christ Mrs Frampton and children remain until school closes Dance sponsored by Lewis Brothers Garage and Service Tire Co with a ten piece orchestra Dancing starts at 8 30 sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Magic City Lodge
Cc. B. Frampton
Reverend Frampton
Frampton
Lynchburg
Church of Christ
Lewis Brothers’ Garage
Service Tire Company
Old Dances to Be in Favor at Lam Born’s Pavillion
An old time dance is planned at Lam born’s pavilion on Friday evening with no admission charge. The event aims to attract local residents to enjoy traditional dances in a community setting.
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Glouster
Lamborn
Junior Bridge Club Hosts Night of Cards and Lunch
On March 31 the Junior Bridge Club met at Mrs. Gail Farres and Mrs. Paul Duncan's home. Margaret Collins won first prize and Mildred Vaughn took second after an evening of play. A lunch was served by the hostesses with assistance from Mrs. E. B. Matthews, as many members attended.
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Pauline Myers
Margaret Collins
Ethel Sanders
Goldie Holzchuh
Phyllis Roberts
Dorothy Faires
Alice Duncan
Miners to Meet Glouster at Moose Hall Meeting
March 31 report states the miners' ambulance committee will hold a meeting in Moose hall Thursday at 1 30 in the afternoon. The item aims to organize emergency transport and support for miners in Glouster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Miners’ Ambulance
Moose Hall
Scouts Visit Chauncey For Benefit Exhibition
About thirty five Boy Scouts of Troop No. 2 with Scout Master GC A. Bingman, John Clark and Vergil Yaw toured Chauncey and attended a benefit exhibition of Boy Scout work given by local Scouts last night.
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Chauncey Glouster
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 2
GC A. Bingman
John Clark
Vergil Yaw
Chauncey
Druggist E. E. Drury Plans Return from Florida
Druggist E. E. Drury of Glouster will start his trip home Thursday from Florida. He will travel via Washington, D. C., spending several days visiting points of interest in the national capital before returning.
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Glouster
E._E. Drury
Florida
Andrew resigns from Harrogate post to teach at Wilmington College
M. F. Andrew, a Lincoln Memorial university instructor at Harrogate Tennessee, is visiting Glouster with E. E. Mundew and Paul Andrew. He recently resigned his Harrogate position and will teach this summer at Wilmington College in Clinton County.
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Glouster
M. F. Andrew
Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate
Tenn
E. E. Mundew
Paul Andrew
Andrew
Wilmington College
Clinton County
Jathens on legal business and social visits
Mrs. Jane Donaldson returns to Zanesville ending a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gormley in this city where she serves as matron at the McIntyre home. Miss Elizabeth Johnson, Lakewood Schools teacher, spends spring vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson.
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Jathens
Jane Donaldson
Zanesville
Hugh Gormley
Ben Harbert
Huntington
Helen Crew
Ohio State University
Columbus
Sol Crew
Industry faces nationalization urged by subsidies claim
William Graham, former financial secretary to the treasury in the MacDonald Labour government, warns that British industry is headed for nationalization aided by government subsidies. He states the subsidies push industry toward state control.
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London
Willam Graham
The
Treasury
MacDonald Labor
Factory to Make Industrial Alcohol From Peanut Shells
Attorney George W. Rose travels to Seilles France to discuss plans for a Mar factory to produce industrial alcohol from peanut shells. The project aims to convert agricultural waste into a usable chemical product with potential local economic impact.
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Mar
George W. Rose
Seilles
France
Chauncey Scouts Present Benefit Show at Globe Theater
Chauncey Troop One Boy Scouts staged a benefit program at the Globe with a film The O H Home Week starring Thomas Meighan and Lila Lee. Ralph C. Pritts led the program with music by volunteers, plus solos and recitations, and first aid demonstrations impressed the crowd. Proceeds were reported fine and Postmaster Minister and staff were praised for service improvements.
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Chauncey
Globe Theater
Chauncey Boy Scouts
O 4
Thomas Meighan
Lila Lee
Ralph C. Pritts
James Nye
Charles S. Bradfield, Jr
Lucille Bradfield
Dean Hamilton
Charles Minister
Hazel Harvey
Orgentine Pencilla
Chauncey Names New Postmaster Clarence E McCafferty
Chauncey will have a new postmaster, Clarence E. McCafferty, after tomorrow following his appointment on March 10. The post office will move from the Minister building on East Converse Street to the McCafferty building on Main Street after the 5:30 pm mail. Edward Minister Sr. has led the Chauncey office for five years, serving as postmaster for one year and fulfilling a four year term.
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McCafferty
Chauncey
Clarence E. McCafferty
East Converse Street
Main Street
Edward Minister, Sr
Ant
Condition Still Grave for Chauncey Miner I F McCollam
March 31 report says I F McCollam of Chauncey remains in critical condition after sustaining internal injuries at the Chauncey mine No 25 of the New York Coal company and later contracting influenza. Relatives have been summoned as he remains bedridden at his East Converse street home.
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Chauncey
I. F. McCollam
McCollam
Chauncey Mine
New York Coal Company
East Converse Street
Ely's Cream Balm Narrows Nasal Stuffy Relief Claim
Advertised nostril relief claims describe Ely's Cream Balm as opening clogged air passages instantly. The text urges readers to obtain a small bottle from a druggist and apply the antiseptic healing cream in the nostrils for immediate soothing of inflamed membranes.
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Ely
Nichols Host Friends at The Plains Gathering
Chauncey March 31. Mr and Mrs W C Nichols entertained Tuesday evening at their home for The Plains honoring a number of friends. A refreshment house was served by the hostess during the evening. The guests were Mr and Mrs One Masten Mr and Mrs John Mollet and Mr and Mrs William Hawk of Athens Mr and Mrs Walter McGuire of Union and Mr and Mrs William McDonald and Mr and Mrs F E Cook of The Plains.
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Chauncey
W. C. Nichols
the Plains
One Masten
John Mollet
William Hawk
Athens
Walter McGuire
Union
William McDonald
F. E. Cook
The
Plains
Zion Baptist Sunday School elects officers for year
During the Zion Baptist church session a new year slate was chosen. Benton Potts was unanimously reelected superintendent for eight years. Gabriel Coon became assistant superintendent Adri an Dickens was named recording secretary and Fred Schmidt treasurer. Mrs Potts S Nichols and Mrs Moore were elected teachers.
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Chauncey
Zion Baptist Church
Benton Potts
Gabriel Coon
Adrian Dickens
Fred Schmidt
Bent‘on Potts
S. G. Nichols
Harry Moore
Aged Plains Woman Improves Amid Illness
Fannie McCathran, a Plains resident and mother of Mrs. Arthur Burchfield, has shown great improvement while still under a physician’s care for dropsy. Relatives including Miss Frieda Phillips and G B Hunter of Newark, along with Mary Augustine and the Moore family, were summoned Sunday by the illness of their grandmother.
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Fannie McCathran
Plains
Arthur Burchfield
Frieda Phillips
G. B. Hunter
Newark
Raymond Augustine Land
Mary
Darrel Moore
Junior
Local residents share Sunday visits across Hocking area
Mr and Mrs William McDonald hosted H L McDonald at Hocking while Mr and Mrs Harry Moore and Melvin spent Sunday in Athens with Mrs Frank Moore. Otho Brooks of Pomeroy joined Parker at Hocking and Logan visitors Frank Brooks Elmer Mace and Kelly Roberts with sons Jack and Robert stayed with Charles McDonald at Hocking. Also Mrs Russell McHarg of The Plains and Allen Herrick with sister Parnia Herrick of Athens called on friends in Rutland and Point Pleasant Chauncey March 31 Mrs CHAUNCEY March 31 condition improves.
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William McDonald
H. L. McDonald
Hocking
Harry Moore
Ison Melvin
Athiens
Frank Moore
Otho Brooks of
Pomeroy
Robert Parker
Frank Brooks
Logan
Elmer Mace
Kelly Roberts
Jack
Robert
Columbus
Charles McDonald
Russell McHarg
the Plains
Allen
Parnia Herrick
Athens
Rutland
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Chauncey
Son Melvin
Ath
Ens
Otho Brooks
Mrs Duffee Visits Athens Couple in Chauncey
Mrs T W Duffee of Athens is visiting two weeks at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton on Mound street. Mr and Mrs T R Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Duffee
Athens
Chauncey
T. R. Hamilton
Mound Street
Chauncey Families Visit In Murray City Weekend
Sunday visitors from Chauncey include Dean and family in New Marshield guests of R Hysel. Emery land family Rohanna Alice Betty Charles Mighel Ada and Virgie Northrop spent Sunday with Fred Shaner north of Chauncey. Mrs Hendergom and sons Howard Franklin Herbert of Chauncey visited relatives in Murray City with Uncle and Aunt Jack McGuffey.
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Dean
Chauncey
Spi
New Marshield
R. Hysel
Emeryland
Rohanna
Alice
Betty
Charles
Mighel Adam
Virgie Northrop
City
Hogee
Fred Shaner
James Hendergom
Howard, Franklin
Herbert
Murray City
Jack McGuffey
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Rev
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Drury
Chauncey Scouts
Opera House
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Ohio
Lewis and Son
Middleport, O
Santa
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U. S
New York
Boyland
the Quality & Shoppe
Mill Street
Middleport, Ohio
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