Indicted Man Pleads Guilty To Faulty Check Scheme
Pomeroy May 1 Indictments two years old were tried in common pleas court yesterday. Jividen faced five charges accusing him of writing bad checks and signing his father's name. He pled guilty to obtaining a fire from Brooks-Hibersbach company for 15 dollars. Judge Crow imposed the maximum 100 dollar fine and 60 days in jail, with jail time suspended if costs and all sums are paid. He must abstain from liquor, refrain from issuing bad checks, and remain jailed until obligations are met. Jividen claimed drunkenness from bootleg whiskey drove the crimes and said he will drink no more intoxicating liquor.
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Pomeroy
Common Pleas
Hn Jividen
Brooks-Hbersbach Company
Crow
Jividen
Birth and visits noted in Akron region social items
Mrs Earl Harterbach of Akron has visited her parents Mr and Mrs Vance Steward for several days. Arthur Gropen and his wife announce the birth of a daughter named Mary Lov born Saturday. The child is a granddaughter of J Lyons and Mrs A A Chappelle. A. G Bechtel and family visited in Columbus near Lind pid Lyons and plan to stay nearby. Rodgers Producing Co of Fostoria sent a representative to direct the high school play Spanish Moon. Mrs Hysell and daughter Mabel attended the funeral of John Harrison in Clifton. Mrs Bessie Hartinger traveled to Athens to see her ailing mother Mrs Carpenter.
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Earl Harterbach
Akron
Vance Steward
Arthur Gropenather
Mary Lov
J. & Lyons
O. E. Bechtel
Lindpid Lyons
Columbus
Rodgers Producing Company
Fostoria
Hysell
Mabel
Clifton
John Harrison
Bessie Hartinger
Athens
Carpenter
Ohio University Physical Education Circus Promises Spectacle
The Physical Education Department announces a May circus in the men's gymnasium featuring animals tight rope walkers acrobats tumblers and gymnasts. Pink lemonade will be sold by men students. A city parade precedes the main show with sideshows planned under Lawrence Jarvie of Toledo directing the event replacing the annual exhibition.
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Department of Physical Education
Ohio University
Cherre
Lawrence Jarvie
Toledo
Communists Arrested After Leaflet Distribution in Paris
Paris reports reveal fourteen communists were arrested last night for distributing revolutionary leaflets urging violent demonstrations today following the government backed dominant election results. Authorities moved to prevent untoward outbreaks as the May Day actions were planned.
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France
Paris
U.21
Chamber of Deputies
Religious Teaching Causes Americans To Be Sentenced
Three American school teachers at the American School for Girls in Broussa Turkey were found guilty of teaching religion contrary to Turkish law. Edith Sanderson of Berkeley California Lucille Day of Boston and Jennie Jilsyn a Cherlin college graduate were sentenced to three days imprisonment and a $1.50 fine each. The court ruled students were made to read prayers and there was an effort to introduce religion against Turkish custom.
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Broussa
Turkey
U.2
American School For Girls
Whey
Edith Sanderson
Berkeley
Cal
Lucille Day J
Boston
Jennie Jilsyn
Duate
Cherlin
Plan Improvements in Gas Service Here
Officials of the Ohio Fuel Gas company announce an extensive program of additions, improvements and betterments to their system. About three and a half to four million dollars will be required for development with parts spent in Pomeroy to meet rising industrial and domestic demand.
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Pomeroy
Olio Fuel Gas Company
Potteroy
Weapers
Raymond Cross
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Reorganization At Pomeroy Chevrolet Agency
A Pomeroy Chevrolet agency reorganization was announced. A F Bostroan, longtime head, retires for a two month rest with Mrs Jootman but will retain interest and may return to sales. Lidwerd Wbersbach handles bolstering the business and leadership changes.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Chevrolet
A. F. Bostroan
Secency
South
Pythian Meeting Postponed By Heavy Rain
Shade Valley Lodge No. 528 Knights of Pythias in Chester saw low attendance for its April gathering due to heavy rain and snow on Saturday night. Performances by Mia Oscar P Klein and Mrs. Cecil Bradbury entertained, with talks by several officials, and a plan for a rescheduled open meeting in the coming weeks.
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Chester
Shade Valley Lodge No. 528
Knights of Pythias
Mia
Oscar P. Klein
Cecil Bradbury
Middleport
Klein
David FE. Durst
Ford G. Hunker
R. V. Carson
Rutland
Win S. Reed
Racine
Wes Swisher
Cheshire
Partition suit seeks division of Sutton township property
Wilbur Reaver sue in common pleas court to partition Sutton township estate and assign one fifth to the plaintiff. Defendants include M. Heaver and multiple Beavers led by Marty F. Beaver waith, with heirs named as Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beaver, Air and Mrs. Edward Beaver, Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Beaver, and Said Beaver widow of William Beaver.
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Pomeroy
Wilbur Reaver
Common Pleas
Sutton Township
Ft. M. Heaver
Marty FP. Beaver
Arthur Beaver
Austin Beaver
Air
Edward Beaver
Waldo Beaver
Said Beaver
William Beaver
Mary F. Beaver
Depth pledge tightens harbor plans at Cleveland port
Officials confirm continued commitment to a real lake harbor depth near 10 feet at Cleveland despite recommendations from Maj. Gen. Edgar Roy engineer chief. The move aims to secure Lake Superior navigation interests and ensure a stable port position amid shifting project debates.
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Cleveland, Mays
U.2
Lake Sovie
Dust storms in Peking shift fashion to protective scarves
In Beijing the wind-driven dust storms spur a style trend as women wrap heads with scarves and opt for knitted silk mufflers with fringes. Tailored trousers and protective garments become the season’s must have during the capital’s windy spells.
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Peking
China
Mrs Maynard Davis Prepares Move to Bucyrus
Mrs Maynard Davis crates household goods for shipment to Bucyrus where Mr Davis has a job with the New York Central shops. She leaves Pomeroy after a life there and will visit sister Mrs Mike McCroba before settling in Bucyrus. the Seyfried property she vacates will be taken by Mr and Mrs R F Downing.
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Maynard Davis
Bucyrus
Davis
New York Central
R. F. Downing
Grand Chapter Eastern Star Opens in Miami Temple
In Miami, Florida White Temple hosted the twenty fourth annual Grand Chapter of Eastern Star with red rose and white dove symbols. Former Middleport resident Mrs Gertrude Talbot Baker opened the event with organ preludes chimes and a recital and Fiora Talbot is wintering with her daughter Mrs Baker in Miami.
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Middleport
White Temple
Miami
Fla
Grand Chapter
Eastern Star
Gertrude Talbot Baker
Fiora Talbot
Mrs. Baker
Mrs Nathan Ours 87 Dies at Home Near Racine
Na than Ours 87 died early yesterday at her home near Racine. She left a large family of grown children and was one of the oldest residents in Eastern Meigs county.
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Pomeroy
Nathan Ours
Racine
Meigs Country
Double Wedding in Probates Office Saturday Afternoon
In Pomeroy on Saturday three marriage licenses were issued in quick succession and a double wedding was solemnized in the probate court. Er nest Higginbotham and Nannie Wright of Middleport, married by Reverend James, first couple. John Johnson and Leona Smith, both listing Middleport, married by Justice French. Charlie North and Pearl Miler, residents of Middleport with ties to Cynthiana Kentucky, completed the second ceremony.
River Notes and River Trade Changes in Ohio River News
Stage 27.9 feet on the river with slow rise. The Betsy Ann went to Cincinnati from Pittsburgh. Freight exchanges shift as Greene line packets exit trade and P C boats may accept freight both ways from Pomeroy Bend. Stewart Hoskins completes a long Allegheny to Mississippi river voyage uneventfully. Engineer D O Wright suffers burns on the towboat Julius Fleishman at Point Pleasant after resigning. Rev Reed of First Nazarene is called for a revival near Reedsville starting April 30. Earl and Alfred Elberfeld travel to New York City for holiday imports and other purchases.
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Greene Line
Pomeroy
Stewart Hoskins
Allegheny River
New York
Greenwood
Miss
Allegheny
Ohio
Mississippi
Middleport
Reed
First Nazarene Church
Reedsville
Last Day for Personal Property Tax Returns in Ohio
Taxpayers must file or mail personal property tax returns by midnight Tuesday May 1 to keep the $100 exemption. Failure to file may trigger a 50 percent penalty at the county auditor’s discretion. A rush of late filers marked the deadline as it approached.
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Ohio
Veterans Denied Poppy Sales Permit in Cleveland
Cleveland city council rejected a permit for veterans of foreign wars to sell buddy poppies the week before Memorial Day. The 14 to 11 vote upheld the same stance as last year, after Councilman John H. Bultmann’s resolution failed.
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Cleveland
U.P
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John H. Bultmann
Judge Frech Faces $100000 Suit for Alienation of Affections
Somerville New Jersey 72 year old Judge John A Frech appears in court to answer a $100000 suit for alienation of affections filed by retired navy officer W W Brougham The case centers on alleged romantic letters supposedly written by the judge to Mrs Brougham The article notes the judges bushy brows and mustache and quotes a letter line about a kiss lingering on lips.
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John A. Frech
Somerville
N. J
W. W. Brougham
Fred
Communists Held Across Poland Berlin Moscow and Tokyo May Day
Reports from Warsaw Berlin Moscow and Tokyo indicate arrests and parades linked to May Day celebrations. In Poland fifteen communists were detained on May Day plans, Berlin saw about 139 arrests in 48 hours, Moscow reported calm with no disturbances, and Tokyo noted mass arrests during a laborer parade.
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Warsaw
Poland
U.P
Moscow
May Day Parade Draws Over 3000 Police Presence
A May Day celebration proceeded with more than 3,000 police guarding the parade line. The large security deployment underscored the event’s scale and demands for crowd control.
Woman Aroused As Fire Starts in Home on Richland Ave
Smoke from a fire beneath a floor grate in the living room at Professor Charles D. Giauque’s home on Richland Avenue woke Mrs. Giauque about 1 am Sunday. She alerted her husband and they fought the flames with water. Firemen were not summoned. damage was slight.
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Charles
Giauque
Richland Avenue
Giouque
Mob Storms Missouri Jail Over Negro Suspect
In Columbia Missouri a mob of about 800 surrounded the county jail to seize Elmer Donnel a Black man charged with breaking into a white woman’s home. Deputies barred entry and Donnel was moved to a neighboring county for safety as Governor Baker ordered all prisoners relocated. No charges had been filed against Donnel at the time.
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Columbia
Elmer Donnel
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Donnel
Stop Getting Up Nights Palmo Claimed Remedy
The Palm(o) Company offers Palmo Globules for bladder and prostate symptoms with a free trial for first time users. No obligation or cost. Write to 24 Main St Battie Creek Mich for details and trial treatment.
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THE
Palmo Company
Main St. Battie Creek
Mich
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John Jividen
A. A. Chappelle
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Education Department
A. F E. Boatman
Chevrolet Agency
Pythian Party
Rsnerrron
Eréfich
D. O. Wright
Julius Fleishman
Point Pleasant
Earl and
Alfred Elberfeld
New York City
Frank Lockhart
Daytona Beach
Lockhart
Mac Says
Goodyear Or Lancaster
Try bin Servi Tire & Accessory Co
W. Union St
Karpen
Swanson Furniture Co
N. Court St
Berlin
Tokio
Missouri
Karpen Furniture
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