Pomeroy Man Helms Eaton Telephone System New Post
Pomeroy Middleport Eid Morgan former superintendent of the P and M Telephone Co receives a public utilities commission appointment as a telephone expert and soon moves to Eaton Ohio as manager at 3500 dollars yearly. He plans to relocate with his family. Lewis Wolf of Racine dies at 62 after long illness leaving a wife and five children. Funeral today at 2 at the family residence. Interment Le Tart Cemetery.
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Eid = Morgan
P. and M. Telephone Co
Public Utilities Commission
Eaton, C
Lewis Wolf
Racine
Letart
Jury list for May term of common pleas court announced
Twenty five jurors named for the May term include five women from Pomeroy Rutland Sutton and Salisbury. Grand jury session postponed until next Monday with likely excusal of women for lack of suitable accommodations among other jurors listed from Columbia Chester Lebanon Olive Salisbury and Salem.
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Common Pleas Court
W. F. Price
Pomeroy
Emory Ralph
Weber Holt
Rutland
Ralph Hayman
Thomas Thomas
Sutton
James R. Folden
Columbia
Oris Gaul
Chester
E. D. Douglas
Lebanon
L. D. Wolf
Dayton F Randolph
Olive
J. Bs. Gillogly
Nial Salser
L. FE. Dusky
M. Caldwell
Orange
John A. Powell
J. A. Morehart
Salisbury
Ernest W. Diehl
W. G. Downie
James Fe.tray
Laff Jacobs
Calvin McHafffie
John L. Colwell
Salem
Henry Huffman
Andrew Calderwood
Death of Buffalo Man Destroys Family Milestone
David W. Nease of Buffalo West Virginia died last Friday at age 11 after a stroke of paralysis. He was a Meigs county producer who married Miss Tucker of Bashan. He and his wife had twelve children all living. A wedding group photo from last fall captured the family totaling thirty nine including spouses and grandchildren. Funeral services and burial were held in Buffalo Sunday with Meigs county relatives in attendance.
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David W. Nease
Buffalo
W. Va
Mr. Nease
Meigs County
Tucker
Bashan
Farewell for Dorsel Torrence at Sutton Chapel
Dorsel Torrence former rural carrier from Minersville died in Steubenville mid last week of typhoid pneumonia at 22. Son of Nelson Torrence his home was Lee settlement Sutton township. Remains were buried at Sutton chapel Friday afternoon after a large funeral turnout. A Reedsville quartet sang and Finsterwald led the services bringing the casket from Mason City.
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Dorsel Torrence
Minersville
Steubenville
Nelson Torrence
Lee Settlement
Sutton Township
Sutton Chapel
Reedsville
Finsterwald
Mason City
Candidacy Looms for County Office Races
Incumbent officials in the county courthouse seek new terms with little opposition. Sheriff Ed Moulden faces Wilber Reeves in a contested race. Possible bids include H Bennett for representative with Jap Jiiden and Frank Hill named as possibilities.
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Ed Moulden
Rutland
Wilber Reeves
H. Bennett
Jap Jiiden
Frank Hill
R. B. Carson
Bur Jones
Vence
Scioto
Pressor Meigs
Alen and O'Neil Return from Florida Trip
Mr and Mrs R F Allen and Mrs Martha ONeil returned home Friday after six months in Florida. Their auto trip let them see much of the country. Allen urged Hocking county residents to visit Kentucky and Tennessee to gauge road conditions. In Florida they headquartered at Tampa and visited other parts of the state. Comrades Joseph and Thomas Collins marked their seventy six year birthday. The 1861 to 1865 veterans remain in good health with Thomas working daily as a court bailiff.
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R. FE. Alen
Martha O'Neil
Florida
Auto
Allen
Hocking County
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tampa
Altho
Joseph
Thomas Colins
Thomas
Incal lodge Elks Transfer to Logan Club Rooms
Moving day for the Incal lodge of Elks saw the property moved to Logan Club rooms on the third floor of the same building. The county offices will occupy the vacated space after the old courthouse is razed per the order. Ralph Alexander of Lancaster was arrested after an intoxicated visit to Logan Friday night, pled guilty, and paid 24 dollars plus costs. David Wolfe of Marion Township died at his Logan Route 2 home after a long illness from liver trouble. He leaves a widow and several grown children, including Immanuel and Isaac, with funeral planned for Monday at 10 am and burial by Harden Undertaking Company.
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Incal
Lodge of Elks
Logan Club
The
Elks
Ralph Alexander
Lancaster
Logan
Farbeam
Koppe
David Wolfe
Marion Township
Immanuel
Isaac
Harden Undertaking Company
Bowenstren man rushed to Columbus hospital for serious operation
Robert Walters of Bowenstren was taken by the noon train Saturday to a Columbus hospital where he will undergo a very serious operation for a long troubling ailment. His condition was reported as very serious.
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Robert Walters
Bowenstren
Columbus
Divorce Petition Filed for John R. Graham and Mabel Graham
An amended divorce petition was filed by John R. Graham against his wife Mabel Graham of Murray City. They have a nineteen year old daughter and a prior petition was settled earlier. The article also notes a boxing display at the Logend Athletic club show.
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John R. Graham
Mabel Graham
Belore
Grahams
Murray City
Logend Athletic Clubs
Boxing Card Ends In Logan Victory At Moose Hall
Sam Drake loses to Ghent after Ghent quits with a broken hand in the second round. Bud McConnell fills in for Eddie Davile and Logan boxer takes the decision. Mack Volk beats Bob Eaton on four rounds. Shine Ankle vs Young Marvel ends in a four round draw. Ray Carpenter pins Cuz Simuis in 38.5 seconds in a debut wrestle boxing match. Southeastern Ohio Women's Missionary convention ends in Wellston with Logan attendees. Plans for Maccabees initiation and picnic supper announced for next Thursday.
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Moose Hall
Sammy Drake
Ghent
New Lexington
Eddie Davile
Chet Johnson
Lancaster
Bud McConnell
Logan
Fishing party stops in city en route home
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Carpenter and Mrs. S. 8S. Carpenter brief stopover in the city Friday on their way from a week long fishing trip at Buckeye Lake. Byron Wolfe, their son in law, reports they left a very fine mess of fish for his use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Carpenter
Carpenter
Ailens
Buckeye Lake
Byron Wolfe
Tuberculosis Fatal for Lawrence William and Lake Family Loss
Tuberculosis proved fatal to Lawrence William. The death followed at the family home near Enterprise on Saturday morning at nine o clock, taking the life of the 18 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lake.
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Lawrence William
Charles Lake
Near
Enterprise
Taken to Hospital After Wandering Father Found
Arthur Smith of Columbus brought his ailing father J. M. Smith to Logan on Saturday to seek hospital treatment in Columbus. The elder Smith had been in poor health for months and recently wandered from home, later located in Nelsonville.
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Arthur Smith
Columbus
Logan
J. M. Smith
Mr. Smith
Nelsonville
Vast South American oil reserves could rival world supply
Dr. David White of the U S Geological Survey says South America holds about 13 billion barrels of oil conservatively, possibly 15.6 billion with US drilling methods, totaling roughly one fifth of the world’s 60 billion-barrel total. Exploration is early, deposits widespread, and local awareness limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
South America
David White
United States Geological Survey
North America
White
South American
Dr. White
United States
Flappers Plan Club Defying Old Rules in Chicago
In Chicago on May 1 the Flappers plan a "Flappers Club" organized by Margaret Pursell and Yvonne Vigneault. The girls vow to draft a constitution and by laws, permit smoking, dancing freely, and wearing short skirts and one piece bathing suits, challenging older critics and promising an open membership for those beyond teen years.
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Chicago
Margaret Pursell
Yvonne Vigneault
New York
Margaret
Cosmetics Did It
Cumberland County Power and Light investigator testified conductors let pretty girls ride free if they were painted and powdered. Five conductors face job losses as a result of the allegations in Portland Maine.
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International News Service
Portland
Cumberland County Power and Light Company
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George Pacia
F. J. Pacia
Findlay
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Harry Romine
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Wm A. Brady
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Heenan
Clinton Webb
New Home
Southeastern Ohio
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Leda Brown
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Cliff Duffy
Vernon Mauk
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Firme Anthony
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C. L. Yocum
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Maude Reynolds
Order of Maccabees
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the Messenger Printers Co
Lawhead
Mery
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Zenner
Company Men’s Shop
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