Pomeroy Bend Backing Plan to Extend River Barge Line
Pittsburgh traffic survey progresses in Ohio Valley to decide if government river barge service should reach Pittsburgh. Wilmer Jacoby leads studies from Pomeroy with cooperation from river cities and inland communities. Final review will go to the Secretary of War and General Ashburn after months of data gathering.
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Pomeroy
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Ohio Valley
Wilmer M. Jaroby
Act
Eurpe
Chamber of Commerce
Pampate
Secretary of War
Ashburn
Pomeroy Bend
Oil Well Production Reported At Pomeroy Farm
A Sunday news note from Pomeroy reports oil production at two wells on the Watson and Howe farms. One well produced about ten barrels, while another nearby well held up at a lower flow since torpedoed wells were struck Saturday morning.
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Pomeroy
H. M. Howe
Watson Farm
Martin Chase Returns Home After Injury
Martin Chase was discharged from Holzer hospital and returned to his home in Harrisonville Saturday after a week of treatment for a badly injured foot. Doctors expect he will be crippled for several months due to a broken ankle bone after his fall on the avenue road near Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Martin
Holzer Hospital
Galli
Avue
Harrisonville
Mr. Chase
Graduates Hear Sermon by Walter C. Jones at Pomeroy
Pomeroy high school held its baccalaureate with Rev. Walter C. Jones delivering the sermon on Dreams. Six Pomeroy ministers assisted and the service drew a large audience from the community including the Hillyer family visiting Chauncey.
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Pomeroy High School Baccalaureate
Pomeroy
Preserian
Pomeroy High School
Walter C. Jones
Erian Church
Iman
F. O. Weed
L. Moenkhaus
West
Eastern Stars Inspection Highlights Local Chapter
Pomeroy chapter No. 186 hosted an inspection at Masonic hall with over 100 visitors and 75 members. Grace Kelsh of Nelsonville presided, praising the chapter’s work as Archibald A. Schram and other grand officers attended from Columbus and Marietta.
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Pomeroy
Masonic Hall
Grace Kelsh
Nelsonville
Archibald A. Schram
Main
Kansas
West Virginia
Columbus
Marietta
Harris
Local Masonic Event Sparks Social Evening in Clifton
Mrs. Amy Geary Mrs Net tie Wisecarver and Miss Marceline Woodrum of Clifton led singing that enhanced the social evening after initiation of several new candidates. The event followed an inspection and work with a social hour and refreshments. Worthy Matron Helen Zether oversaw arrangements with sister officers.
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Onville
Harrisonville
Gallipolis
Racine
Point Pleasant
W. Va
Troy
Wacoma
Athens
Amy Geary
Nettie Wisecarver
Misa Marceline Woodrum
Clifton
Helen Zether
Children Drivers Face Fines in Pomeroy
May 25 report states Mayor C J Hess warns that all persons under sixteen who operate a car in Pomeroy will be fined to the full extent of the law. The local action echoes the state statute setting the minimum driving age at sixteen.
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Pomeroy
C. J. Hess
Well Known Resident Dies in Akron Burial in Gravel Hill
Mrs. John Swisher 61 died in Akron Monday and her body was brought to Cheshire for burial. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church Saturday with burial at Gravel Hill cemetery. She had been a longtime Cheshire resident, having lived in Akron for eight months.
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Cheshire
John Swisher
Akron
The
Baptist Church
Funeral for Mrs. Eliza Archer Held at Bradbury Church
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Bradbury church for Mrs. Eliza Archer 60 who died early Friday at her home. Burial followed in Bradbury cemetery with Finsterwald funeral directors in charge.
Carpenter Opens Undertaking Business in Glouster
E F Carpenter of Glouster opens an undertaking establishment in the building south of the Glouster Livery Co He formerly operated in town before selling out in 1923 He has wide local acquaintance and can be reached at Citizen phone No 151 while the telephone is being installed
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Glouster
E. F. Carpenter
Glouster Livery Co
Weatherman Delays Legion Baseball With Rain
Glouster May 325 The American Legion club faced a rough start as winter rain postponed a game yesterday. Players remain upbeat and plan to host Rochester Clothiers of Columbus this Saturday for Decoration Day and Middelport on Sunday for another match.
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American Legion Baseball Club
Rochester Clothiers
Columbus
Middleport
Globe reports Glouster visitors seek Buckeye Lake cottages
A group from Glouster traveled to Buckeye Lake for a brief stay. The warm spell ended with a sudden Sunday drop in temperature, turning the lake into a poor summer resort as visitors stayed indoors by the fire.
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Buckeye Lake
Frampton Attends State Disciples Convention in Newark
C B Frampton pastor of the Church of Christ left Monday for Newark to attend the state convention of the Disciples of Christ. The convention began today and will continue through Thursday with Keynotes of the Convention as a focus.
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Glouster
C. B. Frampton
Church of Christ
Newark
Disciples of Christ
Millfield Woman Henrietta Mayles Buried in Chauncey
Funeral services were held Sunday at Millfield Christian church for Mrs. Henrietta Mayles 72 widow of Alexander Mayles. Rev. G B Courtney conducted the rites. Burial followed in Chauncey cemetery under Undertaker Stout. She leaves one daughter Mrs Johnson and five sons in the area.
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Millfield
Chauncey
Sermon Topic By Reverend Frampton Next Sunday
The article notes the subject of Reverend Mr Frampton's sermon at the morning worship hour next Sunday.
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Mr. Frampton
Motors to Columbus on fishing trip and Fisher reunion
R O Fowler and Lawrence Gibbs motor to Columbus Sunday. Fowler will spend the day with his mother Mrs Clarice Fowler who left Monday for Wellington Kansas for the Fisher reunion expected to draw at least a thousand attendees. She will visit other western points before returning to Columbus.
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Columbus Glouster
R. O. Fowler
Lawrence Gibbs
Columbus
Fowler
Clarice Fowler
Wellington
Kan
Fisher
Guthrie Boy From Athens Detained in Glouster
A 16 year old boy named Guthrie was picked up in Glouster by Marshal Williams at Athens officials request. He recently ran away from home and is the son of Harry Guthrie of Athens. Either his father or an Athens officer will come for him today.
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Glouster
Guthrie
Marshal Williams
Athens
Harry Guthrie
Drunkenness Arrested in Glouster Man Hit with Fine
A man who gave the name Earich from Trimble was arrested Saturday for drunkenness in Glouster. He was fined $15 plus costs in the local police court.
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Glouster
Earich
Trimble
Cephas Wagner Visits Newark Relatives
Cephas Wagner of Newark is spending a few days with relatives in this city.
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Cephas Wagner
Newark
Jacksonville Daughters of Pocahontas Bazaar and Supper
The Jacksonville Daughters of Pocahontas will host a bazaar and supper Thursday evening at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Proceeds will go toward payments on the team's new suits.
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Jacksonville
The
Jacksonville Daughters of Pocahontas
IF. 0
Chauncey Family Visit Highlights Local Weekend
Miss Ruth Sweazy of Chauncey and her sister Mrs Liam Kellenbarger with children spent Sunday visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs L I Sweazy, in Chauncey. The trip brought family members together in a small town gathering.
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Ruth Sweazy
Chauncey
Logan
Liam Kellenbarger
L. 1
Sweazy
Return from Trip to Chauncey Tells of Minnesota Visit
Chauncey, May 25. Mr. and Mrs. 8. P. Tinklepaugh of Middleport returned Sunday from a three week visit to Minneapolis. They paused in Chauncey to visit nephew and niece Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson before continuing home. Mrs. Tinklepaugh, a former Chauncey resident, is sister to Mrs. Charles Bradfield. Mr. Tinklepaugh works as a conductor on the T. & O. C. railroad.
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Chauncey
8. P. Tinklepaugh
Middleport
Minneapolis
Minn
George Williamson
Middlecport
Tinklepaugh
Charles Bradfield
T. & O. C. Railroad
Mayor Walker Announces Weed Cutting Notice in Chauncey
Chauncey mayor Charles W. Walker posts notices requiring land and vacant lot owners in Chauncey corporation to cut all noxious weeds by a set deadline.
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Chauncey
Charles W. Walker
Chauncey Corporation
Local residents visit relatives across Athens Chauncey Pomeroy
May avenue hosts Robert Hillyer and family as Mrs. Earl Worden and Elsie visit Etta Schoonover in Athens. John Law Earl Michaels and Myrtle Brown travel from Chauncey Millfield to Pomeroy to see Myrtle’s sister Floyd Stoneking. Hattie Brown from Millfield visits in Pomeroy. Mrs. Clarence Russell returns from Pontiac visiting Fred Russell Carr Penn family. Charles Shields and sons Charles Jr and Lawrence of Chauncey spend Sunday in Moxahala with a sister.
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Robert Hillyer
May Avenue
Earl Worden
Elsie
Athens
Etta Schoonover
John Law
Earl Michaels
Chauncey
Myrtle Brown
Millfield
Pomeroy
Floyd Stoneking
Hattie Brown
Clarence Russell
Pontiac
Mich
Fred Russell
Mrs
Carr Penn
Charles C. Shields
Charles, Jr
Lawrence of
Moxahala
Chauncey Social Notes Highlight Local Dinner Hosts
Miss Wilma Kranyik hosted a Sunday dinner at Main street Lancaster guests included Andrew and Louise Moody Louis Moody Susan Donaldson and Noeh S Harvey family. Ira Cunningham and Nile Dew hosted Chauncey visitors. Jeanette Palmer honored Mrs Rudolph Bryan Garnet Smith at 6 o clock dinner. Adolph Earich Emmet Dickerson hosted Chauncey guests with Trimble ties. Frye Schoonover return from Pontiak Michigan to Chauncey with Fred Russell family.
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Wilma Kranyik
Main Street
Andrew Moody
Louise Moody
Louis Moody
Lancaster
Susan Donaldson
Noeh S. Harvey
Hazel
Frances
Mary Helen
Chauncey
Ira Cunningham
Nile Dew
Jeanette Palmer
Rudolph Bryan
Garnet Smith
Adolph Earich
Trimble
Emmet Dickerson
C. GC. Frye
C. A. Schoonover
Pontiac
Mis
Fred Russell
Fosdick Called to Park Avenue Baptist in New York
The Rev. Harry Emerson Fosdick is called to lead Park Avenue Baptist Church in New York City, succeeding Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin. The call takes effect January 1 and includes three conditions: no immersion baptism requirement, open membership regardless of creed, and a new Columbia University area skyscraper church with living quarters and club rooms.
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New York
Harry Emerson Fosdick
D. D
Park Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Cornelius Woelfkin
Fosdick
Columbia University
Christian F. Reisner
Broadway
Athens
Ohio University
H. Schuyler Foster
Athens First
CARES FOR POE GRAVE BY BALTIMORE PRESS CLUB
The Baltimore Press Club will care for the grave of Edgar Allan Poe in Westminster soldiers garrisoned here.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Press Club
Edgar Allen Poe
Westminer
Local News Roundup From Wells ton Area
Weekend visitors and family events span Wells ton to Columbus with births illnesses and deaths. The Marks family mourns Fred Marks shot in Harrisburg while relatives attend to him in Wells ton. Monahan family members face serious illness as Ora Craig travels from Illinois.
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Ora Craig
Illinois
Chassit Monahan
W. A. Kibbey
Cincinnati
Hamden Social Notes Family Trips And Visits
Hamden residents report weekend travel and visits. Clarence McKinniss and Gus Young attended a Cincinnati Chicago game. Mrs. Stanton stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin in Jackson. Jolly family and Mrs. Campbell returned from Kingston after visiting relatives. Morehead family and Grace visited Portsmouth to see Fred and Mrs. Morehead. Edna Hawkins of Allens
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Clarence McKinniss
Charles
Gus Young
Cincinnati
W. E. Stanton
J. O. Martin
Jackson
J. A. Jolly
Kathaleen
C. W. Campbell
Kingston
O. C. Morehead
Grace
Crawford Morehead
Portsmouth
Fred Morehead
Edna Hawkins
Allens
Oldest American copper cent found in Marblehead
Marblehead Massachusetts resident William N. Davis unearthed a copper cent dating to 1787. The coin bears an Indian with bow and arrow on one side and the inscription One Cent on the reverse.
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Marblehead
Mass
William N. Davis
Women in audience crave life a century ago in London
A debate in Iv inghee led women to decide they would have been happier living a hundred years earlier, reflecting nostalgia for past times and gender roles.
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London
Ivinghee
Traffic violation cases before justice of the peace
Additional traffic violations were brought up including L. W. May Dr. D. Shumaker Robert Blackeck and Ralph Reynolds. His case will go before Carl Porter justice of the peace.
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L. W. May
D. Shumaker
Robert Blackeck
Ralph Reynolds
Carl Porter
Justice of the Peace
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