Funeral planned for Edward Wehrang at Bethany M B Church
Edward Wehrang died Tuesday at his home on Y Heights. The funeral will be held at 3 p m this afternoon at Bethany M B Church, where he had long been a member. Born in Pomeroy October 3 1852 he married Elizabeth Genheimer of Chester township on September 9 1879. They had ten children and fourteen grandchildren survive.
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Edward Wehrang
Y Heights
Pomeroy
Bethany M. B
Elizabeth Genheimer
Chester Township
Death of George Huber longtime Streator resident
George Huber oldest of the Huber boys from Pomeroy died early Wednesday at his home in Streator after a long illness. He leaves a widow and seven children. Mr and Mrs Huber and Jack Huber left yesterday to attend the funeral to be held in Streator Friday afternoon.
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George Huber
George
Huber Boys
Pomeroy
Streator
Huber
Jack Huber
Streagor
Epworth League to present pageant at Simpson M E church
Epworth League members of Simpson M E church prepare a Sunday evening pageant at 7 30 to celebrate the league anniversary. The program, prepared by the national organization, is described as very fine and widely observed across the country.
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E. L
Epworth League
Simpson M. FE
Local Social Notes and Church News
Mrs. Allen returns home from a tal after eight months as patient. gains 40 pounds and reports good health. Rev. and Mrs. Walchi of Cincinnati visit the De Mains. Walchi to preach at Born church next Sunday. A son John born to Mr. and Mrs. Jas Edgar Harley, formerly Dorothy Bryan. Mrs. W. E. Bryan of Kansas City visits with her daughter Mrs. Jas. B. Harley. What-So-Ever Class Presbyterian Sunday school elects officers: president Mrs. J. C. Boley, vice president Mrs. E. Barker, secretary Mrs. A. Poindexter, treasurer Mrs. W. W. Brown.
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Dorothy Bryan
W. E. Bryan
Kansas City
Kas
Jas. B. Harley
Presbyterian
J. C. Boley
E. Barker
A. Poindexter
W. W. Brown
Impressive Funeral Sermon for C. H. Lyman in Columbus
The funeral service for C. H. Lyman of Columbus was held at Simpson’s church with a large display of mementos from across the state. Grand Master Herbert Hughes delivered the oration, assisted by Grand Secretary Chafin in I O O F rites. A local Odd Fellows male quartet provided music as Rev. Cherrington presided and many lodge members attended from near and far.
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C. H. Lyman
Columbus
Simpsons
Lyman
Herbert Hughes
Jack Morrell
Fred Foss
T. W. Bengel
Oliver Hartley
Mr. Cherrington
Local Residents Move and Travel Notes
Mrs. George Taylor, who has spent months here as an employe at Hobson, has joined her husband in Springfield to reside. Mrs. A. W. Harris travels to Cleveland as a delegate from the local G I A for the B of L. convention. Walter Allen went to Mount Vernon a few days ago to bring something.
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George Taylor
Hobson
Springfield
A. W. Harris
Cleveland
Walter Allen
Mount Vernon
Tragic toddler dies after ingesting medicine at Kerrs Run
A 16 month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold of Kerrs Run drank tablets kept on a table while the mother cleaned. The child died within an hour, the twin sibling fell gravely ill but is expected to recover.
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Robert Arnold
Kerrs Run
Davis resigns as Middleport YMCA secretary effective June 1
It is with regret that L. Z. Davis announces his resignation from his post as YMCA secretary in Middleport, effective June 1. He has served as a capable leader in Boy Scouts and church work, with wife noted for shared moral uplift. Plans after leaving are not stated.
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Middleport
L. Z. Davis
Davis
Books Wanted by Pomeroy Public Library Officials
The 8. O. S. signal has been sounded by the Pomeroy public library officials. Owing to the low rate of the finances of the board of education the usual aid from that source has been curtailed, it takes all the money available for current expenses, leaving nothing.
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Pomeroy
Citizens Urged to Donate Books for Library Needs
The notice invites patrons and public spirited citizens to donate books, especially newer titles, to support library purchases and enhance collections.
Griffith planned escape and murder case tied to prison
W H Griffith inmate at Mo ville penitentiary and Mason County murder suspect planned a second escape after overheard plotting. He previously escaped with a guard killed, was recaptured, and faces capital punishment if Pt Pleasant trial verdict fits. Griffith had linked trips with Ira Roush and later Roush’s body was found in a river.
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Griffith
ESCA
Moville
W. H.griffth
Mason County
Ira Roush
Pomeroy
Roush
PP Pleasant
Kauff Trial Opens in New York on Grand Larceny Charge
Benny Kauff of the New York Giants goes on trial in New York City for allegedly stealing an automobile in December 1919. Prosecutors seek a first degree grand larceny verdict, which would yield a penitentiary sentence.
Women conduct health exhibit and clinic in June
Fifteen Mason City women who led a Red Cross Home Hygiene and care of the sick training class plan a clinic and health exhibit during the first week of June showcasing their efforts and knowledge to the public.
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Elvic
Mason City
Red Cross
Getting Ready for Eis Teddfod at Rio Grande
Middleport vocalists prepare in earnest for the Eis teddfod at Rio Grande on May 20. They plan entrants in most events including the male chorus. A large auto caravan from Pomeroy Bend will attend the music fest hoping to win more prizes than last year.
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Rio Grande
Pomeroy Bend
Logan Council approves bonds and transfers in April session
The Logan city council met with all members except Paul Fox. April fines and licenses totaled 57 dollars. The First National Bank of Logan bid 7500 dollars for Canal Street paving bonds. An ordinance authorized 6500 dollars in water works bonds for mains to new additions. A 1500 dollar transfer from general to water works funded a Logan Clay Product Company plant extension. Reverend C L Luner spoke on behalf of four veterans organizations.
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Logan
Council Chamber
Paul Fox
Miller
First National Bank of
General Fund
Water Works Fund
Logan Clay Product Company
Rev. C. L. Luner
Organizations of War Veterans
Mayor commends officers after Memorial Day expense grant
A request for 50 dollars to defray Memorial Day expenses was granted. Mayor Miller used the moment to compliment special officers on duty during the past week for their efficient handling of traffic and police matters.
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Miller
Degree Work Conferred at Hocking Valley Lodge No 262
Hocking Valley Lodge No 262 I O O F held a Tuesday meeting conferring the first degree for a candidate and planned to grant the second degree next Tuesday. The fraternal body is rapidly adding members to its chapter.
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Hocking Valley Lodge No
Rev Carson to Preach Sunday at Ocala Presbyterian
On invitation of the pulpit supply committee Rev Edward P Carson of Wheeling West Virginia will preach at both public services Sunday. The congregation is without a regular pastor since Rev H F Kerr resigned due to ill health with Rev F Beckes of Columbus filling the pulpit in the interim.
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Carson
Ocali Presbyterian Church
Edw. P. Carson
Wheeling
W. Va
H. F. Kerr
F. Beckes
Columbus
Road repairs near Webb Summit improve county pike
A crew applied lime stone and tar to ruts on the tar bound pike near Webb Summit. The road, already one of the best in the county, will be connected by five and a half miles of new pike under construction, creating a safer convenient route between New Straitsville and Logan.
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Webb Summit
New Pike
New Straitsville
Logan
Fire damages Moorehead residence on East Hunter Street
A fire started in a clothes closet after a family member dropped a lit match causing 499 dollars in damage to the Moorehead home on East Hunter Street Wednesday afternoon. Neighbors halted the blaze before the department arrived. clothing valued at 250 dollars suffered the largest loss while the house at 150 dollars was fully insured.
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Moorehead
East
Hunter Street
Doctor C F Aplin Returns Home From Recuperation
Dr. C F Aplin, away one month for recovery, has returned home Tuesday. He spent two weeks in Columbus for treatment and the remaining two weeks visiting relatives and friends in Guernsey county.
Masonic Dance Delights Members and Wives
A social room dance hosted by the Masonic fraternity drew couples for a lively evening. Ike's Orchestra of this city provided the music for the half Tuesday night event.
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Masonic Fraternity
Ike
Farmers Delayed by Continued Rains Hinder Spring Ploughing
Farmers in the area face delays as persistent rains hinder breaking and preparing ground. Even those who managed to till are stalled, and another heavy shower on Wednesday afternoon threatens to push work back further.
Prize money paid to local bowlers in Columbus doubles
Gifford Hull and Tony Nicker received $10 each on Wednesday as their share of prize money from the Columbus bowling tournament. Their 1181 doubles score helped them win the money, marking them as Logan's top pin smitters.
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Gifford Hull
Tony Nicker
Columbus
Logan
Memorial Day Exercises Prompt County Commissioners Support
The memorial Day committee appealed to county commissioners on Wednesday and received support for the observance. The action underscores local government backing for the annual ceremonies and related events.
Township Officials Consider Donations To Cover Expenses
A statute allows commissioners to set aside 60 dollars to defray expenses. Falls township trustees would be asked to contribute 25 dollars for the same purpose.
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Falls Township
Ladies organize Sunday School services at Orphans Home
The Methodist Sunday school ladies plan weekly services for orphans with Mrs. Joe Lane and others leading. The first service was held last Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Connor, Mrs. Thurness, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Li G. Sam, and Misses Ruth Armstrong, Hazel Armstrong, and Mary Collins in charge.
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Methodist Sunday School
Orphan’s Home
Joe Lane
Thomas Connor
Fent Thurness
Maude Jenkins
Li. G. Sam
Ruth
Hazel Armstrong
Mary Collins
One Hundred Fifty New Books Added to Public Library
The public library added 150 new up to date publications this week. Librarian in charge Miss Christina Frasch announces the collection is ready for public use.
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Christina Frasch
Old friends die within 24 hours in Ashland and Rochester
Daniel Johnson aged 84 of Rochester New York and Daniel Johnson aged 84 of Ashland died within a day of each other. The two men were close friends though not related and their deaths occurred in different cities.
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Ashland
Daniel Johnson
Rochester
N. Y
Real Boy Richard Seeks Caring Home in Cincinnati
An eight year old boy named Richard Desires a stable family to call his own. He asks for a fair and loving home where he can be a son and helper. Contact Ida Janet Agomb at 312 W 9th St Cincinnati for more information.
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Richard
Ida
Janet Agomb
9Th St
Cincinnati
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Middleport Briefs
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