Many Are Blue as Boat Leaves the Champion
PomeroyMay 6 Bowing riverfront mourns the Perryboat Champion as it leaves the Ohio floodplain after 50 years serving Bend residents. The crew and captains Dor DeWolf Harvey Bailey John Carrien H.C. Pownall Charles Jiiden and others are recalled with nostalgia as old friends pass from the pilot house to the spirit world.
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Pomeroy
Middleport
Ohio River
Dor DeWolf
Syracuse
Harvey Bailey
John Carriens
Frederick Russell Dies Early Sunday in Huntington
Frederick Russell, 58, died at Gutherts Hospital in Huntington about 2:40 Sunday morning after weeks in care and major operations for kidney trouble. He was a former bookkeeper for Parriott Wholesale Grocery and served as first lieutenant in the State Militia, later known as the Bishop Guards. Russell’s death follows years of military service and a return to civilian life in Pomeroy, with funeral to be held in Hill Cemetery.
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Middleport
Frederick &. Russell
Gutherts Hospital
Huntington
Heas
Hassell
Parriott Wholesale Grocery Company
Jone
Bishop Guards
John Bishop
Wilkesville
Russell
Rusell
Koniola Praised by Patient for Digestive Relief
Mr. John F. Peckens of Route No. 4 Ashtabula reports severe stomach gas pains kidney trouble and rheumatism before trying Konstola. He says the medicine improved digestion kidney function and relieved rheumatic pain, claiming his system was cleansed of poisons and impurities. Konstola is sold at M Kee's Drug Store in Athens and by select druggists across the area.
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Koniola
John F. Peckens
Ashtabula
Konstola
Hon
Ola
Athens
M. Kee
Fragmentary remark ends discreetly in tough prose
A hard boiled speaker signals a decision to drop a contentious topic, suggesting it is wiser to stop discussing the matter. The brief line hints at a moral boundary and personal restraint without detailing specifics.
Community Notices and Family News From Columbus and Dayton
Mrs and Mra Griff M Lewis and daughters Susanna and Margaret of Columbus attend the funeral of Mrs Will Michael. Frye and two sons visit from Columbus to see their grandmother Mrs Lilly Husett and Miss Mabel. Miss Hilda Russell, formerly at Mary Jane Coffee Shoppe, to hospital for appendicitis. sister of Chester Brussell. Mr and Mrs J B Downing in Harteston with daughter Mia. Mrs George Brussell of Columbus visiting sister Mrs H Church. Mrs Warley Howell announces birth of a baby girl May 4. Mr and Mrs James Arnold announce birth of ten pound son May 4, grandson of Mr and Mrs Asa H Bradbury. Mrs William Allman attends funeral in Athena. Miss Marion Morris of Nelsonville works with The Girls School. Roth Humphrey advances to top in high school. Athens trip and other local notes summarized.
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Mra
Griff M. Lewis
Susanna
Margaret
Columbus
Harry Protest
Dayton
Will Michael
Firorge Frye
Lilly Husett
Mabel
Herbert Fink
Hilda Russell
Mary Jane
Russell
Chester Brussell
J. BR. Downing
Huarteston
Mia
Charles Singleton
George Brussell
H. Church
Lincoln Street
Church
Lohar
Marion Morris
Nelson
Pomeroy Masonic Lodge to Present 30 Year Jewels
Two veterans W A Race and Auren B Ashworth will receive gold jewels marking 30 years in the Pomeroy Masonic Lodge at a special meeting. Race has served 66 years in the lodge and was a longtime clerk of the courts. Ashworth was county sheriff.
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Pomeroy
Surprise Visit by Prof and Mrs Hoffman to Mr Mawin’s
Middleport report notes Prof and Mrs Carl Hoffman will surprise visit Mrs Mawin Cool and Hoffmans’ father F Hoffman. They left Saturday for Columbus en route to Chicago. The visit aims to delight Mr tank and family with an unexpected family gathering.
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Middleport
Carl Hoffman
Will Cary
Mawin ¢'Ool
F. Hoffman
Erlaingis
Odd Chickens Nod Koll Has Hen That Lasses Like Turkey Eggs
In Minersville May 6, K H Kohl of Pamunky Run reports a giant hen that may lay turkey-sized eggs. A sample weighs 414 ounces and measures 7 inches by 8.4 inches. Kohl also owns a peg leghen that strangely watches the scene after a clothes-pin was attached to its missing limb.
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Minersville
Kohl
Pamunky Run
Family visits mark winter reunion in Chicago and Charleston
Mrs Arthur Stewart and daughter Mary Dean of Charleston joined her parents and Chicago sister for a family reunion. A dinner was held Friday with all children present except one. Mr and Mrs Hoffman planned a short visit in Columbus for Hatpa Sayre and family.
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Arthur Stewart
Mary Dean
Charleston
Chicago
Husbain
Hoffman
Columbus
Hatpa Sayre
Fanmils
Mrs. Curly Davis Dies After Illness in Middleport
Mrs. F. E. Curly Davis died Saturday near Middleport after a heart condition and dropsy. Survived by husband and relatives, funeral services were held at the home, then in Carbondale. Burial followed at Ashbury Cemetery with Undertaker Rawlings in charge.
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Middleport
F. E. Curly Davis
Tjravel Hill
Carbondale
Little Home
Ashbury
Rawlings
Funeral Held For Mrs Will Michael At Middleport
Middleport May 6 The funeral of Mrs Will Michael took place Sunday at 3 pm from the residence at North Second and Walnut Streets. The Rev Krisapal pastor and Rev Forievran conducted the service at Grace Church. The family laid the body in Middleport Hill Cemetery with many floral tributes.
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Middleport
Will Michael
North Secood
Walnut Streets
Bes Theromero
Crace Church
Krisapal
Ievran
Middleport Hill
Rawlings
Unclear OCR fragment hints at baseball league game
Fragmentary text references a baseball league and a matchup involving Detroit, with garbled city and name parts. No clear event, date, or participants are readable enough to identify.
Boy In Wreck In Pomeroy On Butternut Avenue
Palmer Roller, a young high school boy cared for by the W. Jones family since his mother’s death, was in a severe automobile crash on Butternut Avenue Saturday evening. The Loy family car behind another causing the collision, and the front wheel struck the curb. The impact smashed the car against a telephone pole, shattering several teeth and leaving him bruised.
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Pomeroy
Palmer Roller
W. Jones
Butternut Avenue
Jones
Laurel Street
Loy
May meeting speaker O J Gray to address First Methodist Brotherhood
O J Gray speaker of the House of Representatives will address the May meeting of the Men’s Brotherhood at First Methodist Church at 6 o clock Friday night. Gray, a Cadiz banker representing Harrison County, is a four term assemblyman and former speaker. Tickets for the dinner are available from John Bolin and the pharmacy.
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O.J. Gray
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Men's Brotherhood
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gray
Cadiz
Harrison County
Icio College
University of Michigan
Willis
Rurolhie
Highwasg
Firas
Treen Road
John Bolin
Ma*tine
Young menBound over in grand jury robbery case
Richard Smith aged 23 and Thomas Hawkins aged 19, both of Zanesville, were bound over to the Perry County Grand Jury under bond of 1050 after preliminary hearings before Justice K. F. M. Braddock. Charged with robbing the Moxahala and Rendville Lost oith.
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New Blexington
Richard Smith
Thomas Hawkins
Zanesville
Perry County Grand Jury
KF. M. Braddock
Renditile
Oith
Fencing recruit Haakon Gulbransen named next year's captain
Haakon Gulbransen began fencing at Columbia last December and worked to earn a place on the team. He has been selected as captain for the upcoming season, signaling leadership after his first months with the squad.
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Haakon Gulbransen
Columbia
Athens paper man named assistant to athletics supervisor
Charles FE. Martin a farmer and paper man from Athens California was named assistant to Jor S. V. Sanford the faculty supervisor of athletics at the University of Cicargia.
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Charles FE. Martin
Athens
Jor
S. V. Sanford
University of Cicargia
Old stump offered to OU alumni for history memory
Alumni secretary Clark Williams announces pieces from a 126 year old clo tree cut in front of East Wing may be claimed. The remaining stump rim stays with the Alumni office as the landmark is removed this week.
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Ohio University
Clark Williams
Ohio University reading honors American Literature figure
Edwin Markham praised a noted American literature figure during a Friday morning reading in Ewing Hall before three Ohio University classes. The speaker urged love and honor for the subject, noting that he joined unpopular causes as a true test of character.
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Edwin Markham
Ohio University
Ewing Hall
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Charles Jiiden
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Henry Tayior
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Roy Sherman
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Frederick Russell
Edward Anderson
Trivat
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Joe Ament
Joseph BK. Adame
Henry Beuchler
Henry
H. DeWees
Jdaceh Katep
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Theodore Kottn
Arthur W. Flanegin
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Auren W. Hartley
Otto B. Nast
Charles H. Reuter
Theodore
DD. Reuter
George W. Sauvage
William H. Verre
Robert J. Webb
Kimerson G. Harper
Thomas Fork
Pomero
A. Hartley
Pomeroy Bend
Gerber
Henry Beuehler
Frank H. Bunce
EF Pasons
Joseph Ko Adams
Fireely Redd
Roeert
Webb
Heslop
Hennett
Harry Mills
Hill
John FF. Peckens
Fise Roth Humphrey
Ft. Pleasis
Iner
Athens Ice & Soares
Rom Y
W. SS. Moenkhaus
Peace Eivangelical
Hiurch
Meigs
Gallipolis
Girls Glee Club
Ohio State University
Simpson MV
Parent-Teacher Association
Isabeth Clifton
J. Clifton
Pomeroyv
William Tossiter
Detroit
Ho Morris
Nod Koll
Hong
Ieré
Levelander
Electa Radio
The
Air
Radio and Electric Shop
Palmier Roller
Sanstips
Lagal Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Mes
Markham
Howells
William Dean Howells
Sir. Markham
Amister
Angelus
Villon
Newark
Colles Hill
Cincinnati
Miyer
Yesterda
Vicks
J. D. Merriman & Co., A Co
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Division of Securities of Ohio
John L. Tyson
Rat
Sams
J. D. Merriman & Co
J. D. Merriman
Messenger
Dial
Nelsonville
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