Military Funeral Held for Wickham in Pomeroy
Ray Wickham dies after years of illness from gas exposure at his parents home in Sugar Run. Funeral conducted at Simpson M E Church under American Legion auspices drawing many relatives and veterans. He is survived by two young daughters. burial to follow in Rendville after services in Beech Grove.
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Pomeroy
Ray Wickham
Simpson M. E
Drew Webster Pot
American Legion
Weed
Wickham
William Wickham
Sugar Run
Beech Grove
Liquor night riders plea change in Pomeroy case
John James, one of a trio of liquor night riders, pleaded guilty in probate court to transporting illicit liquor after capture by a sheriff's posse near Langsville. He received a $100 fine plus costs and was jailed until paid. A. M. Morris of near Harrisonville admitted possessing liquor manufacture implements and was fined $100 with costs and jailed in default.
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Pomeroy
John James
Langsville
A. M. Morris
Harrisonville
Railroader Injured Falling From Engine at Ambrosia
Clarence McCarley of the York Central lines was badly hurt Sunday evening at Ambrosia West Virginia after falling from a locomotive tank. He sustained head and back injuries though initial reports of a broken back were incorrect. The locomotive rushed him to McMilan hospital in Charleston for treatment.
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Middleport
Clarence McCarley
York Central Lines
Ambrosia
W. Va
Point Pleasant
McMilan Hospital
Charleston
McCarley
Woman Found Dead After Four Days In Ohio Home
Mrs. Clara M. Stewart, 49, was found dead in her bed at her home near a military camp in Pomeroy. Her husband discovered her Sunday night after returning from Philadelphia. Doctor cites heart disease and a four day death period. She is buried in Mason City. Survived by daughter Miss Mabel Hodge and her husband. first husband Mr. Hodge died in a K. and M. railroad wreck.
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Pomeroy
Clara ‘M. Stewart
Phiiladelphia
Stewart
Emai
Three Die Over End of Week in Sudden Deaths
In Pomeroy on Union avenue Mrs George Gloeckner died at 65 after years of poor health. Surviving: husband Lewis Gloeckner children Mrs Earl Hart Embach Lewis Gloeckner Margaret Smith Albert J Gloeckner Fannie Amberger Norman Gloeckner and 16 grandchildren. Funeral at Peace church Beech Grove cemetery. Jerry Smith 69 died at home in Bradford after a stroke Saturday night. Funeral at Bradford church Raymond Price noted as grandson of Mrs Gobo Morton of Lincoln Hill.
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Pomeroy
George ¥. Gloeckner
Union Avenue
Earl Hartembach
Lewis PF. Gloeckner
Athens
Margaret Smith
Albert J
Fannie Amberger
Kenmore
Ohio
Norman Gloeckner
the Peace Church
Beech Grove
Jerry Smith
Bradbury
Bradford Church
Raymond Price
Gobo Morton
Lincoln Hill
Mrs H C Bishop Dies of Cancer in Kanauga
Mrs H C Bishop aged 70 died Sunday at her Kananga home from cancer after a long Holzer hospital stay. She is survived by husband, daughter Mrs Pete Stace of Middleport, and two sons James and Otis Bishop of Kanauga. Funeral Wednesday at Kanauga M E church with burial at Mound Hill cemetery Gallipolis.
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Middleport
H. C. Bishop
Pete Stace
Kananga
Holzer Hospital
Kanauga
Ill DeMaine Couple Leaves for Pittsburgh for Treatment
Mr and Mrs Marvin DeMaine travel to Pittsburgh with Dr W Ben Boggess for treatment as both are ill Mr DeMaine retired from the undertaking business due to health Their two sons Marvin and Lee stay with Mrs Lucy Boggess, Mrs DeMaine's aunt, in their absence
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Middleport
Marvin DeMaine
Pittsburgh
W. Ben Boggess
DeMaine
Marvin
Lee
Reverend W G James Lectures On Pilgrim's Progress
The Rev W G James of the First Baptist church will lecture and show stereoptical views on Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress starting tomorrow evening. The free public lectures will continue throughout November and promise a complete exposition of the difficult book.
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Middleport
W. G. James
The
First Baptist Church
Bunyan
Local Residents Visit and Church Pancake Supper Planned
Mr and Mrs Oscar Cheatham and children of Athens visited their parents in town. Lewis Triplet and daughters traveled to Charleston to see relatives. Theodore Wilson of Columbus visited friends here. R C Windsor accompanied Dr McElfresh and wife to Delaware for illness in the family. Mrs T F Ferguson returned from Charleston to tend a recovering sister. S T Crowell and wife from Wellston visited Will Bradford. Heath M F church Ladies Aid plans a pancake supper next Thursday. Mrs A H Armstrong, after Columbus visits, is home with her daughters Mrs Mabel Smith and Mrs Lighter. Mr and Mrs J H Grate attended the sixty fifth birthday of Mrs Grate’s father, Mr Belcher, in Gallipolis. Mrs William Hettiscmer and Mrs Alice Sidenstricher joined the latter’s mother, Mrs
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Oscar Cheatham
Athens
William Cheatham
Ferguson
Lewis Triplet
Charleston
Theodore Wilson
Columbus
R C. Windsor
McElfresh
Pt. Pleasant
Delaware
T. F. Ferguson
T. Crowell
Wellston
Will Bradford
Heath M. F. Church
A. H. Armstrong
Mabel Smith
Lighter
J. H. Grate
Gallipolis
Murray to Marietta the last of the week
The mother spent the week here with her daughter visiting relatives in Langsville Dexter and other county localities. Lucile Powell ended a short visit with grandparents James and Mrs Root and returned to Columbus. Mrs. J K Smith stayed in Nitro West Virginia with relatives after visiting Bucyrus then returned home. Mr. Vance and son Don visited Bidwell with his parents while Mr. Vance took time off work at Hobson.
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Murray
Marietta
Langsville
Dexter
Lucile Powell
James Root
Columbus
J. K. Smith
Nitro
W. Va
E. W. Tompkins
Bucyrus
Mr. Vance
Don
Bidwell
Hobson
Social notes on Halloween masque and dinners
Mrs. Del Martin hosted a Halloween masquerade party Saturday with thirty six attendees and a Wiener roast at her home. A social at Mr. and Mrs. Spangler’s featured Mrs. Spangler entertaining for her daughter Kathryn.
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Mrs. Spangler
Attempts Elopement Near Coal Run Ends in Arrest
Wilbur Griffin and Pauline Hallett both 15 from Salem township faced juvenile court after a tense pursuit ending near Coal Run Sunday morning. Griffin remains in county jail while Hallett has been returned to her parents. Griffin was broke with no luggage. Hallett carried 70 cents and a pasteboard box with two bundles of love letters.
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Marietta
Wilbur Griffin
Pauline Hallett
Salem Township
Griffin
Hallett
Chicago Arrest Report Highlights Desertion Claim
John Carreton says his desertion stemmed from a troubled home life claiming his wife was a "holy horror" at the time. Police report notes his arrest in Chicago.
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Chicago
John Carreton
Court Grants Janet Ingalls Hair Permission
Mrs Janet Ingalls asked a magistrate for permission to bob her hair and received approval despite her husband’s objection. The ruling confirms a personal style choice with legal backing.
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Glasgow
Janet Ingalls
Evan Doyle Receives 31.50 Payout for Eye Loss in Mine Accident
Cardiff reports Evan Doyle was awarded 31.50 after losing an eye in a mining accident. The settlement covers medical and damages from the incident. Doyle, a local worker, sustained an eye injury at the mine last month.
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Cardiff
Evan Doyle
County Schools Chief Praises Athens Bird Contest
H R McVay county superintendent commends the Bird Contest by the Athens Messenger. He says it educates students by developing observation and knowledge of local song birds and urges teachers to encourage participation for better citizens and appreciation of nature.
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Athens Messenger
H. R. McVay
Athens County
Mr. McVay
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Promotes Quick Indigestion Relief
Advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the best alkali for excess stomach acid from indigestion. It claims one spoonful neutralizes acid instantly and relieves symptoms, noting 50 years of physician use. It promotes a small bottle for 25c and 5c and cites the U S registered trade mark since 1875.
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U. S
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company
Charles H. Phillips
Cleveland Hosts Farmers Week With Grange Sessions And Shows
Cleveland welcomes farmers for a week of events from November 15 to 28. The 61st National Grange meets November 16 to 25 at Grays Armory and Hotel Cleveland ballroom, while the 55th Ohio State Grange meets November 15 to 17 at the Rainbow Room, Hotel Winton. The third Cleveland Livestock Show and Agricultural Exposition runs November 15 to 19 at the Cleveland Public Auditorium with the 13th Cleveland Poultry Show and first Northern Ohio Potato Show. Highlights include a city reception, degree conferrals, cattle auction, Demeter assembly, and guided tours for delegates and visitors. Two hundred steers are shown by youth participants.
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Cleveland
National Grange
Grays’ Armory
Winton
Assembly of Demeter
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Livestock Show to Highlight Grange Delegates in Cleveland
Ohio Indiana and Michigan club members lead the main feature at a large livestock show in the Cleveland auditorium annex. Grange exhibits will accompany the display with ample parking promised by city officials. The old fairgrounds near East Ninth Street will serve as the primary lot, with police protection for delegate autos and nine service stations run by National Refining to supply travel information.
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Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Cleveland
East Ninth Street
National Refining Company
Prominent Banker and Oil Producer Dies in Marietta
John Alfred Lovell 78 noted Marietta banker and oil producer died at his home on Hemlock Place Muskingum Drive after a brief illness of asthmatic heart trouble. Born February 12 1849 on a Joy Creek farm, he started as a stock raiser and dealer with brother Oliver M Lovell, later leasing oil properties in Federal Creek and nearby fields. He moved to Marietta in 1900 with family and expanded operations including ventures near Independence Kansas and Oklahoma. He married Miss Marianna Hobson about fifty six years ago.
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Marietta
John Alfred Lovell
Hemlock Place
Muskingum Drive
Lovell
John W. Lovell
Jane Wheeler Lovell
New England
Joy
Federal Creek
Oliver M. Lovell
Baltimore
Chester Hill
Byooorl Sa
Amesville
Fred Foreman
Independence
Kansas
Oklahoma
Marianna Hobson
Samuel Hobson
Anna T Hobson
Athens County
She Sur
Longtime resident mourned with extended family in attendance
Vives with four daughters and a daughter-in-law, Miss Jessie Lovell and Miss Anna Lovell, at home, Mrs. Alice Robertson of Nowata Oklahoma, Mrs. Helen Riddle of Tulsa, and Mrs. Paul Lovell of Muskingum drive are sisters of the deceased. The Oklahoma daughters and the Utica sister are expected to arrive for the funeral. Mrs. Anna Hobson of Athens is mother in law and Mrs. O. M. Lovell of Amesville, a double sister in law, and Mrs. C. O. Linscott of Amesville, a niece, are also expected. Funeral services will be held at the home Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Jessie Lovell
Anna Lovell
Alice Robertson
Benjamin H. Robertson
Nowata
Okla
Helen Riddle
Lynn, B. Riddle
Tulsa
Paul Lovell
Muskingum Drive
W. D. Cheadle
Utiica
W. L. Glass
Portland
Oregon
Oklahoma
Utica
Anna Hobson
Athens
O. M. Lovell
Amesville
C. O. Linscott
Farmers Institute to be Held at Amesville Church
Amesville hosts a two day independent farmers institute in the Presbyterian church starting tomorrow. Miss F. Gertrude Akins of Columbiana county leads with J J Cromley and FE R Wallace among speakers. Activities include 4 H club demonstrations, farm bureau and grange talks, and premium awards by County Agent Thomas Johnson.
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Amesville
Independent Farmers’ Institute
Presbyterian Church
F. Gertrude Akins
Columbiana County
Albert Linscott
Harry Henry
L. EF. S’hillips
Ethetle Strode
L. B. Glazier
Bert Kuhns
Effa Glagier
G. F. Timberlake
Lois Cecil
FE. R. Wallace
Ohio University
Thomas Johnson
Floyd DeLashmutt
The
Grange
Ivan MecKellip
Raymond Price Dies in Columbus Heart Disease
Raymond Price, 32, a Rendville resident, died Saturday at 2 a clock of heart disease at his aunt's home in Columbus. His body was returned to Corning by undertaker C. L. Green. Price had lived with his aunt after his wife died last July. He leaves behind two daughters aged 2 and 7 who live with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Williams, Rendville.
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Columbus
Pomeroy
Rendville
Corning
Raymond Price
C. L. Green
Mr. Price
John Henry Williams
Rev Thomas Hare Explains Marshall Bill at Church
In Corning on Sunday afternoon the Rev. Thomas Hare of Westerville explained the Marshall bill at the local U B church gathering.
Mrs Seene Buried After Dropsy Death in Santay
CORNING Nov 1 Mrs Chris Seene 58 died of dropsy at her Santay home last Thursday and was buried Saturday in Green Lawn cemetery at Nelsonville. She...
Family leaves husband after years on own
A woman departs from her husband leaving behind Chester at home with six grown children, five sons and one daughter. the others are married.
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Chester
Jockey Bobby Lewis Wins Melbourne Race on Trivalve
U.P. Bobby Lewis, a 49 year old millionaire jockey, rode 4 Kk D Clarke's Trivalve to victory in the valuable Melbourne race. Bets favored Trivalve at 6-1 while Silvius, the 3-1 favorite, finished second and Son O'Mine took third.
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U.P
Bobby” Lewis
Wedding Riot in Uganda Kills 150
A clash among natives at a wedding in Uganda left 150 people dead. Injuries reported, authorities investigating the mass killing as officials urge calm.
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Capetown
Uganda
Quart of Water Cleans Kidneys
An old health ad claims regular water and Jad Salts flush and stimulate kidneys to prevent pain and disease. It promotes drinking a quart of water daily and taking four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water each morning to prevent bladder irritation and maintain blood purity.
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Clara M. Stewart
Middleport Briefs
Pomeroy Bend
John
Farmer
Forge
Jersey
Summer’s Store
Farmers’ Institute
Amesville Church
Price
Negro
Marshall Bill
Seene Funeral
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Trivalve Victor
Sydney
Australia
Bill
Mr. Frog
Richardson
Pike
LAX
Uncle Bill Richardson
Green
Greene Street
Stampe
Cline Ice Cream Co
Bennett Co
Bennett
Uckoffc
Nancy Easbane
Messenger
the Swanson Furniture Co
Sal
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