Domeroy Bend News Briefs Highlight Local Moves
Louise Ebersbach returns from Columbus War to visit her parents in Akron. Mrs. Cliff Braley is seriously ill at Holzer hospital and her daughter is ill with spinal trouble. Oscar Rodel visits his mother in the East before returning to Columbus. Mr and Mrs David Geyer return from Letart farm after a few days away. Art Tracy and Theo Jacobs are mentioned in local notes.
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Mercy Bend
Louise Ebersbach
Columbus
Fred
H. ©. Priode
Charles
Oscar Rodel
John Rodel
East
Cliff Braleys
Holzier Hospital
David Geyer
Letart Farm
Art Tracy
Theo Jacobs
Ernest Story
Athens Buick Company
Athens
Rodney Downing
Cleveland
Howard Helm
Parkersburg
John Elmits
James
Thesuuster
Charleston
Alice Thomas
Oroville
Lillian Skinner
Middleport
Davenport
Iowa
Raymond Conde
Lucile
Elizabeth Jennings
Point Pleasant
Bend
Idon Hodge
John Hodge
Local and Personal News Highlights
Business visitors in Columbus and Wellston. Eva Tontana slowly improves from typhoid fever. Newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Albert Mees weighing eight pounds. Attended Christian Science lecture in Athens by Dr Cook. Various visits, travels, and social events listed including hospital trips, trips to Cincinnati and Huntington, alums banquet date set for May 31, and births of two twins to Mr and Mrs Kid Heath of Marietta formerly Bertha Gress.
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Columbus
Wellston
Eva Tontana
Albert Mees
C. BE. Dow
A. W. Hartley
L. H. Flickinger
Athens
Cook
A. W. Whittaker
Fivelstum
Smith and Croy
Smith Farm
Sumner
Judge Wood
John Wood
Emma Lee
S. B. Hanlin
W. G. Plantz
P. L. Clifton
A. D. Russell
Cincinnati
Kathryn Schlaegel
F. J. Jones
Washington D. C
Mary Miller
Huntington
Loraine Carvelie
St. Albans
Charles Rheinhart
Gallipolis
Charles Ruble
Holzier Hospital
George Wittimer
Walter Howell
William Sauer
Bucyrus
Ohio
Mary Beckle
Walter Heilman
Edith Riggs
Anquet
Mia
Kid Heath
Marietta
Bertha Gress
Pomeroy
Former Middleport Resident Lillian Skinner Dies in Davenport
Miss Lillian Skinner, former Middleport resident with ties to Pomeroy, died in Davenport Iowa on Wednesday. The body will be moved to Middleport with two sisters accompanying. Funeral arrangements are pending for Saturday with exact time and place to be announced.
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Middleport
Davenport
Iowa
Geo. P. Daniels
Lillian Skinner
Memorial Day Observance Ordered by Commander Smith
State G A R directs Middleport Decoration Day for May 31 with all soldiers and helpers assembling at City Hall at 9:00 a m Monday to proceed to decorate graves following orders from state headquarters.
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Smith
Middleport
Memorial Day Parade to Honor Fallen Soldiers
A City Hall procession begins at 1 30 p m with the Middleport band. The parade travels Third street Rutland Second Mill to the school for exercises. The aging G A R ranks are thinning, and citizens are urged to attend with flowers to honor those who fought for the country.
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Middleport
City Hall
Third Street
Third
Rutland Street
Rutland
Second Street
Second
Mill Street
Funeral of Peter Durst at Poplar Ridge
Funeral services for Peter Durst who died at his home at Poplar Ridge were held at Old Kgger church this Friday at 10 oclock. He was about 74 and is survived by his wife and several children.
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Peter Durst
Poplar Ridge
Old Kgger
Mar garet Elizabeth Sibley Weds Charles Hartley in May
Marriage cards announce the wedding of Margaret Elizabeth Sibley daughter of H D Sibley San Bernardino Cal to Charles Augustus Hartley on May 17 The bride's mother born and raised in Racine is well known in eastern county. Several local residents and visitors mentioned in the notice.
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Far West
Margaret Elizabeth
H. D. Sibley
San Bernardino
Cal
Charles Augustus Hartley
Racine
Hanna to raise half a million for Wood campaign
Dan R. Hanna of Cleveland agreed to raise 500000 to finance General Leonard Wood's presidential bid. John T. King, former Wood manager, testified to the Senate campaign expenditures committee that this occurred over a year ago. Hanna did not reveal his share or his role in securing William Cooper Procter's 600000 advance.
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Washington
Dan R. Hanna
Cleveland
Leonard Wood
John T. King
Wood
Senate
King
Hanna
William Cooper Procter
Cincinnati
Procter
Court actions filed in common pleas court for partition and deed reform
Two actions filed in common pleas court involve partition and deed reform. In Hollister Trimble Township Mike and Julia Rodas sue Peter and Barbara Kovach over two parcels claiming a deed error. they seek a corrected deed. In Nelsonville Leslie Cox seeks partition and a sale of property left to heirs after Francis Cox’s death with a one fourth interest claimed. Portland reports Ralph Pane’s car held ninety days for speeding. he later sold it and police had to release it.
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Common Pleas Court
Nelsonville
Hollister
Trimble Township
Mike
Julia Roda
Peter
Barbara Kovach
Rodas
Kovachs
Leslie Cox
Brat
Albea Osgood
Francis Cox
Portland
Ore
Ralph Pane
Pane
Ohio Prohibitionists Nominate State Ticket for Victory
Ohio prohibitionists cap their convention by nominating John A. Henderson for governor with E F. Rich Elias Jenkins and others atop the ticket. The platform vows prohibition victory and calls for a cigarette and drug traffic war, a one day rest in seven, better highways, free speech and press, and support for the League of Nations covenant with reservations.
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Columbus
Mays
Ohio
John A. Henderson
Dayton
E. FE. Rich
Cleveland
Elias Jenkins
Youngstown
W. B. Patton
Warren
H. L. Peeke
Sandusky
Viola D
Ohio Man Held On Murder Charge
Dunnville Ontario May 28 Joseph Appert of Dayton Ohio an employee at Howe's London Shows booths was under arrest for the murder of P Kilmer secretary treasurer of the circus here During the struggle preceding the arrest Appert was wounded reflecting the violent incident at the circus venue
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Dunnville
Ontario
Jospeh Appert
Dayton
Ohio
Howe
London
P. Kilmer
Appert
Palmer to Appear Before Rules Committee
Attorney General Palmer informs the house rules committee that he will testify on charges of mistreatment of aliens held for deportation. The allegations were raised by Louis F. Post assistant secretary of labor.
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Washington
Palmer
House Rules Committee
Louis F. Post
Bergdoll Seen in Boston Station
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, millionaire draft dodger, escaped in Philadelphia about a week ago. Police and federal officials say Bergdoll was in Boston today disguised as a woman and seen at North Station.
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Boston
Grover Cleveland
Bergdoll
Philadelphia
North Station
Obituary of Harriet J. Stout Widow of Noah Stout
Harriet J. Stout, born January 17, 1848, in Meigs County, died April 4, 1920, aged 72 years 2 months 17 days. Daughter of Joseph and Martha Dickinson, wife of Noah Stout since 1867, mother of ten children, with twenty-two grandchildren. Survived by eight children, she spent life in Meigs County and was a loving mother and wife. Her verse memorial notes she is not dead but away in an unknown land.
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Harriet J. Stout
Noah Stout
Joseph
Martha Dickinson
Meigs County
Rev. Peyton
Catarrhal Deafness Claim Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement urges readers with catarrhal deafness or head noises to buy Parmint double strength, mix with hot water and sugar, and take a spoonful four times daily. It promises relief, open nostrils, easier breathing, and reduced mucus, claiming the remedy is easy to prepare and inexpensive.
Danderine Claims Hair Regrowth and Dandruff Removal
A cosmetic ad touts Danderine as stopping hair loss and dandruff after a small purchase. It promises every hair displays new life vigor brightness and thickness following application.
Lipton’s Shamrock IV Returns To Challenge America’s Cup
British yachtsman Sir Thomas Lipton launches Shamrock IV to challenge the American defender Resolute or Vanitie off Sandy Hook in July. The race involves three trials with Shamrock IV and Shamrock III, Vanitie, and Resolute, amid updated masts sails and new handicaps.
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Henry L. Farrell
United Press
New York
Dick Brown
Brown
Thomas Lipton
Ireland
Resolute
Vanitie
Sandy Hook
Charles Nicholson
England
Shamrock III
Atlantic
Asail
William Gardner
W. Starling Burgess
Nat Herreshoff
Robert W. Emmons
New York Yacht Club
W. P. Burton
Sir Thomas Lipton
Burton
Woman Urges Home Use of Chamberlain Remedy
A. O. Newell of New Kensington Pa writes that he keeps Chamberlain s Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house and recommends it to friends who have found it effective. He urges readers to avoid the trouble of sending for medicine.
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Chamberlain
A. O. Newell
New Kensington
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