Pomeroy-Meigs K of P Convention to Be Held in Pomeroy
The Meigs county Knights of Pythias convention will meet in Pomeroy on Friday evening November 16 with the Pomeroy lodge in charge. Grand lodge members will attend. a red-light parade and banquet are planned. All eight county lodges are expected. 1000 to 1500 attendees anticipated. A funeral for four month old Martin Hayes was held yesterday at the Hayes residence on Union Avenue.
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Meigs County
Knights of Pythias
Pomeroy
John Sauvage
Dana Roush
Harry Keiser
Val Straus
A. ©. Tracy
Grand Lodge
Martin Hayes
Hayes
Union Avenue
Nelsonville
S. S
Election Board to Stay On Duty for Returns
The election board will remain on the job to receive returns as secretary of state demands periodical reports until late tomorrow night. Returns will be slow due to diverse ballots. The river precincts should be available by midnight. county precincts usually arrive by forenoon.
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Secretary of State
Election Board
Dr Stork on Naylors Run
A stork has lingered around Naylors Run delivering babies to several households. He left a son at Albert Kasper’s home, a son at Carl Jones and wife, a daughter at Price Hawk and wife, and a daughter at William Stivers and wife, all in recent days.
Chester man loses left hand in corn shredder accident
Henry Spencer of Chester township suffered a severe injury last Thursday when his glove caught in a corn shredder, tearing off his left hand at the wrist. He was rushed to Holger hospital. He is married and the son of David Spencer of the Horse Caves. Years ago he survived a tractor accident through a culvert that left him badly injured.
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Henry Spencer
Chester Township
Holger Hospital
David Spencer
Mrs. W. A. Giles Dies After Long Middleport Life
Mrs. W A Giles longtime Middleport resident and mother of seven grown children died unexpectedly at her home Saturday. She was a Heath M E church member born in Middleport and devoted to family and social church work. Survived by husband and seven children Lenore Clarice Franklin Mrs Robert Brauer Mrs Earl Titus Mrs Crary Davis Mrs Caries Daniels and Edward who died years ago in military service.
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W. A. Giles
Middleport
Giles
Heath M. E. Church
Lenore
Clarice
Franklin
Florida
Robert Brauer
Dayton
Earl Titus
Chicago
Crary Davis
Caries Daniels
Akron
Edward
Fire Fund Campaign Aims to Bolster Pomeroy Fire Protection
Local authorities in Columbus and Pomeroy urge support for a fire protection fund. About $4000 is needed to buy new equipment. Mayor Sauvage starts the drive by donating one month’s salary of $33.33. Committees include Kiwanis Club leaders and village council members plus firemen volunteers.
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Columbus
Pomeroy
Sie
Sauvage
Kiwanis Club
Rollin M. Schwegman
Louis Horwitz
Henry L. Koehler
Charles Vince
John J. Durst
Charles McNamee
Charles A. Grueser
Herbert Giles
Hk. D. Will
Lyons Grows Peach Browns Potatoes On Two Acres
J Lyons of Moson City across the river has developed a Peach Browns potato variety from seed seed stock. He planted a 50 by 100 foot plot and harvested 4 bushels of marketable tubers this year. One hill yielded up to twenty three potatoes of four size. London's police operate with a staff of 20 114.
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J. Lyons
Moson City
Lyons
Mary Elinor Tucker Obituary
Mary Elinor Tucker born January 21 1921 at Cincinnati Hill died October 26 1923 aged two years nine months five days. She was the daughter of Frank and Naomi Tucker and survived by devoted grandparents father brother Uncle Jim and many relatives. The family notes she left for the skies after a four week illness and a memorial poem ends with a lines about an angel visiting the green earth.
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Mary Elinor Tucker
Frank and
Naomi Tucker
Cincinnati Hill
Ure Museter
Jim
Thanks for kindness during illness and loss of baby Mary Elinor
Mr and Mrs Claude Conklin Frank A Tucker express heartfelt thanks for flowers and comfort after the illness and death of their baby Mary Elinor. They thank Mr Wilson for comforting words and Mr White and Mr Bentz for kindness and efficiency.
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Mary Elinor
Mr. Wilson
Mr. White
Mr. Bentz
Claude Conklin
Frank A. Tucker
Bicycle Collision Injures Elyria Worker
Russell Fenley suffered a broken arm and sprains to his ankles and shoulder after a ladder he was using was struck by a bicycle ridden by Fred Ketcham in Elyria Ohio.
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Elyria, O
Russell Fenley
Fred Ketcham
Health chief closes rural school amid smallpox scare
Defiance health commissioner R. B. Cameron orders Mark township rural school shut for at least two weeks after teacher Grant Rohn falls ill with smallpox. Nearby testing shows several mild cases in the area, prompting the precaution.
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Defiance
R. B. Cameron
Mark Township
Grant Rohn
Births and death of Blanche Parker in Athens Ohio
Blanche Elzina Parker daughter of Wilber and Mary Parker was born March 138 1883 in Carthage township Athens county Ohio and died October 18 1923 at age 40 years seven months. She leaves a mother a brother Sherman Parker a sister Mrs Leo Warner of Willow Creek and many friends. She was a devoted church member and family helper with a long illness and quiet death.
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Blanche Elzina Parker
Wilber
Mary Elizabeth Parker
Carthage Township
Athens County
Ohio
Sherman Parker
Leo Warner
Willow Creek
Francie
Wyle
Guysville M. i. Chiuken
Carthage Pedbyterian Church
County Fair and Armistice Day Radio Programs On WGY
WGY Schenectady broadcast notes present The County Fair play with a simulated horse race on November 13. Also scheduled are Bellevue Reformed Church services on Armistice Day November 11 with marches by the WGY Symphony Orchestra conducted by Leo Kliwen, plus Irish program Monday and travelogue Bermuda talk by Dr Sigel lush on November 16 with the WGY Orchestra.
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WGY
Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Co
WGY Players
Neal Burgess
Bellevue Reiformed
WGY Symphony Orchestra
Leo Kliwen
Louise Haefner
Albany
Troy
Sigel Lush
Bermuda
McArthur Chapter Elects Officers and Serves Pot Luck
McArthur Eastern Star Serene chapter 123 held an election of officers and served a pot luck supper at their hall Friday evening. Local notes report various visits, guests, and a public sale near Allensville. The article mentions Miss Olive Ervin, a Wellston schools teacher killed by a train in Steubenville.
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Eastern Star Elect
Olive Ervin
Steubenville
Wellston
Reverend Harry Taylor Accepts Australia Ul Church Post
Wheeling West Virginia Reverend Harry Taylor pastor of the First Unitarian church accepts a call to a Melbourne Australia church. He will serve as associate pastor to Dr Charles Strong a noted Unitarian minister in Melbourne Australia.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Taylor
First Unitarian Church
Crill
Melbourne
Australia
Charles Strong
Ohio wool growers consign 3.7 million pounds for sale
Ohio Wool Growers' Association reports 3.7 million pounds consigned for cooperative sale this year. More than 3.3 million pounds have been received at the Columbus warehouse.
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Columbus
Florida California Citrus Packs Demand Hundreds of Boxes
About 36.9 million wooden boxes are needed each year to pack the citrus crops of Florida and California. The figure underscores extensive fruit shipments and packaging demands across both states.
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Florida
California
Halloween party honors Sunday school class
Jobs Miss Lona Mathews hosted a Halloween party for her Sunday school class with games and a luncheon. Attendees included Blanche Kinni son, Marine Kinni son, Evelyn Bowden, Virginia Bowden, Betty Kilpatrick, Luella James, Helen Runnamier, Myrtle Camp, Hazel Powers, Doris, Dorothy and Carrie Potter, plus the hostess. All report a good time. James Dupler is working in Logansport.
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Lona Mathews
Blanche
Marine Kinnison
Evelyn
Virginia Bowden
Betty Kilpatrick
Luella James
Helen Runnamier
Myrtle Camp
Hazel Powers
Doris
Dorothy
Carrie Potter
James Dupler
Logansport
Local notes on road work and mine progress
Great progress is being manin g the road work here. Work in the mines is very at present. Mr. Martin of Corning, the Bry store manager, moved his fami, to this town last week.
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Martin of
Corning
Bry
Fami
German government orders dissolution of workmen councils
London dispatch reports a rapidly developing crisis in Germany with the government ordering the dissolution of all workmen's councils. The Central News item cites Berlin as its source, outlining a decisive move amid mounting tensions.
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London
Germany
Berlin
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