Auto Truck Collides With Street Car Near Buckeye Salt Works
An auto truck belonging to Weed & Son collided with a street car near the Buckeye Salt Works after the driver attempted to pass a wagon on the right. The crash wrecked the truck and damaged the street car but caused no injuries. Parties dispute liability, warning of possible court action.
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Weed & Son Wholegale House
Buckeye Salt Works
Clinard Weed
Emmet Bartels
Salt Works
Milks Emulsion Promises Cure for Longstanding Indigestion
An advertisement touts Milks Emulsion as a cure for a ten year case of catarrh and indigestion once treated by Michigan doctors. It claims rapid improvement, restored appetite, and renewed bowel action, plus relief from chronic stomach trouble, cold, and bronchial issues. It guarantees six bottles with refund if unsatisfied. Also notes regional social items about local residents and farm work delays.
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Beast
Michigan
H. D. Lovelee
Rockford
Mich
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens
L. J. Eberle
Nelsonville
Ohio
Family Row Proved Expensive for All Hands
John Hawley and his wife faced Justice of the Peace Stephen Martin after Jimmy Hawley charged them with indecent language and throwing things at his wife Sparkle Hawley. John Hawley paid $1 plus costs and the stepmother $5 plus costs after pleading guilty. Afterward the senior Hawleys accused the son and his wife of provoking a breach of the peace, both pleading guilty and paying $7.40 each. The family resides in the Pityme district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawley
Justice of the
Stephen Martin
Jimmy Hawley
Sparkle Hawley
Fail to Secure Citizenship Papers in Common Pleas Court
George Marshal and Gaston Bou tard failed in their citizenship applications in common pleas court Tuesday. Marshal's witness could not prove the required residence length, Bou lard could not answer questions on the U S Constitution. Ezio Bruni cardi passed with good character witnesses and an honorable U S Army discharge. Both Marshal and Bou lard face September hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marshal
Gaston Boutard
Common Pleas
Marshal
Boulard
United States
Ezio Brunicardi
Italy
U. S. Army
Wine Stolen From Gloeckner Cellar In Night Breakin
Sneak thieves entered the cellar at Peter Gloeckner’s home on Monday night and took three cases of his prized wine. No suspects or clues have been identified.
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Gloeckner
Peter Gloeckner
Mr. Gloeckner
Omro Council Meets Tonight In Regular Session
Pomeroy village council will hold its regular monthly session at the city hall this evening. It is expected that the president of the local water company will be present. No action is likely on the street car franchise as it has not yet been reported out by the ordinance committee.
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Omeroy
Pomeroy Village
Pleasant social event honors Mrs. Groff at Butternut home
A shower and pot luck supper were hosted Tuesday evening at Mrs. Harry Simpson's home on Butternut Avenue in honor of Mrs. Fred Groff. Attendees included Mrs. Harry Ohlinger Mrs. Addie Cross Mrs. Carolyn Curtis Mr. Dayton Ashworth Mrs. Edith Ebersbach Mrs. Dor Schaefer Mrs. Geo Crow Mrs. Tom Hennessey Mrs. A P Miller Ms. Elmer Beegle Mrs. Fred L Groff and Misses Marie Downing Velma Bisha Jess Wolfe Edna Thomas and Marcia Miller.
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Harry Simpson
Butternut Avenue
Fred Groff
Harry Ohlinger
Addie Cross
Carolyn Curtis
Dayton Ashwoth
Edith Ebersbach
Dor Schaefer
Geo. Crow
Tom Hennessey
A. P. Miller
Elmer Beegle
Fred L. Groff
Marie Downing
Velma
Bisha
Jess Wolfe
Edna Thomas
Marcia Miller
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Move and Visits
Miss Vesta McCoy left yesterday for Columbus for a few days. Mrs Alma Clark of Hemlock Grove visited Cheshire yesterday for a few days with relatives. Mrs Ethel Martin of Gallipolis visiting friends here.
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Pomeroy Bend
Vesta McCoy
Columbus
Alma Clark
Hemlock Grove
Cheshire
Ethel Martin
Gallipolis
Local Notes On Residents And Visitors
Local residents and visitors are reported in brief notices. Among them Mrs. Fred Groff returns to Cleveland, Mrs. Mattis shows improvement, Mazetta Jacobs suffers pneumonia, Norman Massar returns from Wellsburg, Ed Ebersbach gains mobility, and Ed Smith visits Newark. Frank Dunbar of Meigs County Water Co visits town. Elmer Brown visits Bliss Hilerwick in Holzer hospital. Mrs. Ed Warwick and son Elmer return to Akron. Newborns arrive to the Fugate and Parker homes. Carl Shhaefer moves to Pea Cock office. Multiple business visits are listed including Nicholas Wirthwern of Columbus, Mrs. Blaine Ralph of Cheshire, and C. W. Busch of Akron. Typhoid cases appear in Norma Beards and Irene Blaettnar families, with Irene slightly improved but still critical. Homer Ranes from Cleveland, Grace Lamb visiting, and Mrs. Tom Jones traveling to Columbus for a wedding are noted. George Hayes heads to McMillan hospital for an operation, Rev. John Helm visits Jackson, and Miss Clarissa Fowler stays with friends in Logan. Major Tom Daniels, stationed in San Francisco, expected to visit family soon.
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Fred Groff
A. P. Miller
Cleveland
Carl Shhaefer
Forrest Mine
Peacock
Nicholas Wirthwern
Columbus
Blaine Ralph
Cheshire
C.W. Busch
Akron
Eli Mier
Naylor Run
J. F. Lewis
Gallipolis
Earl Parker
Minnie Ball
Norma Beards
Jud Beards
Irene Blaettnar
John Blaettnar
Lillian Aminger
Homer Ranes
Grace Lamb
Tom Jones
Tueday
Margaret Davis
Hollis Scott
George Hayes
McMillan Hospital
Charlestown
W. Va
John Helm
Jackson
Clarissa Fowler
Logan
Niel Moore
Sherman Castoe
Tom Daniels
San Irancisco
Strouds Run Residents Relocate Near Athens
Strouds Run couple Mr. and Mrs. Harold Byerly have moved from Mrs. Susan Bennett’s farm to a new home beyond Athens. Miss Mildred and Lucile Dowler visited Willow Creek relatives Mr. and Mrs. C. G Mansfield and attended a pie social. Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perry, Mr. Samuel Gillett and son Vernon, and Misses Faye and Beryl Bennet of Athens along with Miss Lucile Gillett. Ruth and Lois McCleod spent weekend at home with parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McCleland.
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Clarence Mansfield
Willow Creek
H. P. Dowler
Fred Dowler
Manfield
John Sprague
Susan Bennett
Harold Byerly
Athens
Blanche
Dell Finsterwald
Frank Finsterwald
Hebbardsville
Robert Everett
Mildred
Lucile Dowler
C. G Mansfield
Dudley Copplinger
Thomas Perry
Samuel Gillett
Vernon
Faye
Beryl Bennet
Lucile Gillett
Ruth
Lois McCleod
John McClead
Liquor Seized In Raid Restored To Owner Judge Rules
In St Louis Judge Forrest orders sixteen gallons of whiskey and 56 wine bottles seized in a raid on Joseph Loefler returned to the owner. The case remarks that liquor sometimes comes back. A side note mentions a Japan electric plant plan with two 25 000 kilowatt turbine units.
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ST. Louis
Forrest
Japan
Far East
Mary Hale Sues Maxwell Hale for Divorce and Custody
Mary Hale of Cambridge Guernsey County files for divorce from Maxwell Hale of Athens County claiming five years of habitual drunkenness extreme cruelty and failure to support their four children aged 5 to 13. She cites threats and a revolver kept by Hale and seeks alimony and custody.
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Mary Hale
Cambridge
Guernsey County
Maxwell Hale
Athens County
Hales
Hale
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Germany
Omeroy Bend News
the Majestic
May Allison
Comedienne
Inaks
Avery Hopwood
Lyons-Moran
Pathe News
Majestic Concert Orchestra
CUP OF Fury
Rupert Hughes
Lee
Nam
Miles
Strouds Run
D. W. Brittain
Station F
New York
Joseph Loefler
Larry Semon
Vitagraph
Semon Comeny
Larry
Larry Lemon
Peck
Bad Boy
Churngold Corporation
Andrew Rohan
Ohio Butterine Company
Cincinnati
Charngold Corporation
Maxwell & Ramsey
H. G. Bartlett
Investment Securities
Union Trust Bldg
Cincinnati, Ohio
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