Memorial Day Observance In Pomeroy Middleport Area
Patriotic and fraternal groups join the G A R and American Legion in a Memorial Day plan. Ex veterans meet at the Armory at 8 09 A M to ride to Kerrs Run for a short service in memory of Charles Bumgardner Kinney Thompson and Lewis Daniels. Parade from Port to Beech Grove cemetery at 9 A M features graves decoration band songs prayers address and taps with floral donations collected at Whaley Dental Rooms Court Street.
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Sinish American War Veterans
Drew Webser
Amercan Legion
Omercy
Legion
Armory
Kerrs Run
Rev. Bridwell
Charles Bumgardner
Kinney Thompson
Lewis Daniels
France
Portroy
Beech Grove Cemetery
America
American Legion
Tars
Whaley
Whaley Dental Rooms
Court Stret
Drew Webster Post
R. W. Schwegman
Old Citizen Dead at Kerrs Run aged 68
Philip Kreiselmier died at his home in Kerrs Run late Tuesday evening. Survived by widow and four children Mrs. Walter Malone Columbus Mrs. Claude Mitchell Pittsburg Mrs. Perry Grover Marion and William Kreiselmier. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 PM Enterprise U B Church with burial Pine Cemetery.
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Philip Kreiselmier
Kerrs Run
Walter Malone
Columbus
Claude Mitchell
Pittsburg
Perry Grover
Marion
William Kreiselmier
Enterprise U. B
Pine Cemetery
Power Failure Strikes Pomeroy as Miners Strike
The Forest Run plant powering Pomeroy and nearby utilities shuts down after union members reject a check off. Great Lakes Coal Co cannot deliver full service and only plans limited daytime supply. P&M Electric and O.R.H.R.&P. rely on Forest Run. prolonged closure would halt streetcars, electric machinery, and lighting citywide.
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Pomeroy Bend
Pomeroy
Forest Run
Great Lakes Coal Company
Great Lakes Company
P. & M. Electric Company
O. R. H.R. & P. Company
Brot Back for Burial
The remains of Homer Smith who was killed at Steubenville reached Pomeroy last night and were escorted to Rockspring home of Mrs. Fanny Smith for the funeral this afternoon.
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Homer Smith
Steubenville
Pomeroy
Fanny Smith
Rockspring
Hobson Sees Surge of Applicants Under New Piecework Plan
Authorities report Hobson crowded with hopeful workers under a new piece work system. A man said he applied Tuesday and was the 188th in line. officials expect about six hundred men to be employed there by July 1.
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Hobson
Decoration Day Tribute for Three Local World War I Soldiers
Kerrs Run residents prepare to honor three former local boys who died in World War I. A memorial plot near Schwega man building will feature a flag pole, trees, grass, and flowers with services at dawn on Decoration Day and children taking part. Markers for Charles Bumearner, Lewis Daniels, and Kinky Thompson will be covered with blossoms.
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Schwegaman
Charles Bumearner
Lewis Daniels
Kinky Thompson
Rules on Sycamore Street Ends With Jailings in Middleport
A rule on Sycamore Street in Middleport led to John Collins being taken by Constable Hysell and jailed on Tuesday night. Deputy Ashworth and Marshal Ohlinger returned to Middleport today with a warrant for Ed Spence on a charge connected to the dispute.
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Ruels
Sycamore
Sycamore Street
Middleport
John Collins
Hysell
Ashworth
Marshal Ohlinger
Ed Spence
County seeks new infirmary with 60 000 to 70 000 cost
Commissioners approved a resolution of necessity for a county infirmary project estimated at 60 000 to 70 000. Reibel & Sons of Columbus were commissioned to prepare plans and estimates for state and county approval. A bond issue will finance the planned facility, and road surfacing on the Thomas Fork and Leading Creek pikes will begin soon.
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Reibel & Sons
Columbus
Thomas Fork
Leading Creek
Poultry Specialist Talks With County Leaders
Farm Bureau notes Mr. Dakan a state extension poultry specialist meets county poultry project leaders. Miss Horst from the Boys and Girls Club department arrives to meet food club leaders. The Carpenter Food Club organized yesterday with County Agent Woodward assisting.
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Farm Bureau
Dakan
State Extension Department
Logan Car Partially Destroyed In Calico Ridge Fire
Dr McGinnis was making a call in Calico Ridge when his car caught fire likely from a short circuited wire. He left the vehicle to avoid an explosion with no fire fighting tools and the blaze burned briefly, allowing repairs with no great loss.
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Calico Ridge
Dr. McGinnis
McGinnis
Old county court house to be opened for farewell viewing
Commissioners announce an all day viewing Saturday of the old court house after offices moved out. The battered building, now home to rats and mice, will be razed soon to make way for a modern new structure. Dismantling begins shortly after June 3.
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Court House
Ark of Justice
Two Baseball Games On Tap Next Week
Logan faces Murray City Sunday in a hard fought opener as Murray City builds a strong squad. Tuesday hosts Chauncey seeking to repeat a season win over Logan with Captain Mike Mullen and Red Bresnen featured against Chuck Rutherford.
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Murray City
Murray
Logan
Lancaster
Chauncey
Mike Mullen
Red Bresnen
Chuck Rutherford
Main Street Culvert Repair In Logan Tightens Safety
Workmen through several days have ironed rough spots on Main street in Logan. The culvert over Goose Creek, long a dangerous spot, was repaired after a council member drew attention to it with Service Director Sloan on Tuesday evening.
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Main Street
Logan
Goose Creek
Sloan
Kiwanis Club Auto Convoy Aims at Zanesville Pow Wow
Several autos packed with Kiwanis Club members departed Wednesday forenoon bound for Zanesville. The city was to be invaded by delegates from about twenty clubs for a big pow wow event.
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Kiwanis Club
Zanesville
Gore man faces affidavit for driving on active road work
Herman McMannus of Gore appeared before Mayor Koppe on Wednesday to answer an affidavit charging him with driving over a road under construction by contractor James Petrie near Gore. He failed to comply with certain conditions of the notice.
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Herman McMannus
Gore
Koppe
James Petrie
Warning signs flouted as road damage grows
Mc Mannus paid fine and costs after ignoring posted warnings. Drivers continue to disregard signs, causing road damage. Authorities warn arrests will follow to stop the practice.
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McMannus
Confirmation Set By Bishop Hartley At Columbus
Announcement states the Right Reverend James J. Hartley will administer confirmation to about one hundred candidates in Columbus this Monday evening June 5 under instruction by Father Nevin, detailing the diocesan schedule and participation.
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James J. Hartley
Diocese of Columbus
Father Nevin
Burns family released from quarantine after scarlet fever outbreak
Health Officer Elias Thursday freed the Burns family from quarantine at Haydenville. The household had three affected members including the mother, and one child died from scarlet fever.
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Logan
Elias Thursday
Burns
Haydenville
Logan High student paper selects 1925 staff
The Logan High School paper will publish again midweek with Nancy Work as Editor in Chief. The 1925 staff includes Madge Stevens as assistant editor Mary Bright literary editor Robert Keynes business manager Lawrence Harden advertising manager and others in roles such as society editor athletics jokes alumni exchange staff artist and reporters.
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Logan High Schools
Miss Nancy
Madge Stevens
Mary Bright
Robert Keynes
Lawrence Harden
Adv
Donald Francis
William Woodard
Mary Breene
Society
Miss Edna Dollison Visits Logan Cousins After Commencement
Miss Edna Dollison of Columbus arrives in Logan for a week with cousins Miss Ruth Heft and Miss Violet Brehm. She stopped in Logan en route from Vinton where she attended commencement exercises. Cousin Miss Clarice Devore was in the graduating class. Dollison formerly lived in Logan.
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Edna Dollison
Bruce Dollison
Columbus
Logan
Ruth Heft
Violet Brehm
Miss Dollison
Vinton
Clarice Devore
Collison
Home Economics Exhibit at Bush School Displays Student Work
Three classes from the home economics department under Miss Sarah Rockhold present an exhibit in the arcade room before Arcade Pharmacy. Freshman and sophomore students show aprons hats dresses and a table of artworks. The exhibit runs through Saturday and will continue as project work during summer vacation to fulfill Smith Hughes requirements.
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Bush School
Sophmore
Sarah Rockhold
Smith Hughes
County poultry tour arranged for June seventh
County farm bureau members plan a poultry tour on June seventh. The route includes visits to C. E. Bensenhaver Frank Linton Mary E. Kessler John Elick and C. The event outlines though some names are incomplete in the draft schedule.
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County Fawn Bureau
C. E. Bensenhaver
Frank Linton
Mary E. Kessler
John Elick
Poultry Tour Led by Extension Service Expert at Logan
E L Dakan a poultry specialist from the extension service will lead a farm tour with remarks on raising poultry and chick breeding. A noon program follows, and participants should meet at the Logan courthouse with their machines by 8 39 before proceeding to the Bensenhaver farm for the first demonstration.
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W. Krinn
E. L. Dakan
Extension Service
Logan
Bensenhaver
Logan residents push for local rifle and revolver club
Early organizers in Logan report strong interest in forming a rifle and revolver club. Enthusiasts in the city express readiness to join, signaling broad support for a local shooting sport group.
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Logan
Movement Launch Feasibility Question Raised
A question emerges on whether anyone is prepared to trigger a broader movement. The remark signals uncertainty about leadership willingness and timing for initiating collective action.
No Evening Services City Churches Skip Sunday Worship
City churches will hold no Sunday evening services so congregations may attend the baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Schutes at Mulberry Street Lutheran Church. The majority of the churches plan no preaching Sunday evening.
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Schutes
Mulberry St. Lutheran
Tailor Makes Valuable Fund
A consumer recounts heavy medical spending with no relief from stomach trouble. After trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on doctor’s guidance, he reports a one dollar bottle produced substantial benefit, claiming the remedy calms stomach and intestinal issues and offers refunds via McKee Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Mayr
McKee Drug Co
Athens
Nelsonville
Union Church Services Schedule
Sunday school meets at 9 with morning worship at 10. The Salvation Army will be with us. Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Prayer and praise service Wednesday at 7 30. You are invited to attend the Sunday school and church services.
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Salvation Army
Us. C. E
Anne Mathews Enters NYC Register of Deeds Post
Miss Anne Mathews has been installed as the first woman to hold the city’s Register of Deeds office in New York City. Her appointment marks a historic milestone for the borough and state records department.
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Anne Mathews
New York City
One woman out of every five
A brief note outlines that one woman in five works outside the home and earns wages, highlighting gender work participation and economic contribution.
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The
United States
Earp Money
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