Radio to Take Glock’s Place in Pomeroy News Note
In Pomeroy on November 16 local clocks and watches in the Court and Malis Street area will be replaced by radio announcements and jazz. The piece recalls German immigrant Eichman and family jewelers, their shop history from 1849, and successors Goessler and Ashworth, with clocks once prolific in store windows and a long era of German-influenced commerce ending as radio replaces the clock shop.
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Pomeroy
Tor
Court
Malis Streete
Usic
Charles Sbichman
Smith
Carl Schultz
Avrervich
Volkeblatt
Cincinnati
Eichman
W. J
Licher
Richman
Blehmans
Goessders
Biehmans
Aiza
Konjola Sold In Athens Drug Stores Claim Boosts Health
A testimonial from Gordon G. Massena of Ashtabula Ohio credits Konjola with curing years of indigestion rheumatism and related pains. He reports rapid relief improved digestion restored appetite and diminished rheumatic discomfort after using the medicine sold in Athens at Me Wee Drug Store and other local druggists.
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Gordon G. Massena
Wells Street
Ashtabula
Ohio
Konda
Athens
300 Fines for Two Men Here
Bates Carrier and Edward Houck were arrested August 2 for violating liquor laws and appeared before Judge Crow. Both pleaded guilty. Prosecutor Peopleal' urged leniency. Judge Peoples and Rus sell recommended clemency due to good reputations and first arrests. Each man fined 400 and costs, paid the fines.
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Pomeroy
Bates Carrier
Edward Houck
F F. W. Crow
D. H
Anny
C. E Peoples
A. D. Russell
Oklo State Museum Draws Crowds In Columbus
In Columbus on November 16 the Oklo State Museum on the University campus draws many visitors with an artificial lighting exhibit tracing electrical development. A permanent electrical exhibit is being established. The region reports 60 new arrivals at the Mans reformatory raising the population to 1772 and more inmates are to be sentenced. The reformatory produces fine furniture and operates under Ohio statutes. A large 16 by 9 foot display in the Hose Hard area is updated twice daily for Capital Day funds. The state secretary’s office works on voter and officer rosters with mass mailings. Industrial safety shows a drop in September accidents across six counties, the lowest monthly total since April.
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Columbus
Oklo State Museum
Ie Mans Reta Reformatory
T. C. Jenkins
Statistical
Jsecretary of
Clarence J. Brown
Brown
Tercef
Larry and Hygiene
Industrial Commignoy of
Ohio
Stme
Local Injury Report From Pomeroy November Eleven
A brief Pomeroy item notes an incident on a street where Tracy was seriously injured after a fall. Weiler organized a street gathering to discuss the matter and a bystander named Mey was involved in the event. The report highlights the ongoing medical condition and noted concern.
House Dispute In Court Here Amid Local Turmoil
An early morning jury trial opened Saturday over a dispute in Balland between carpenters Spires and Lasher. The case focused on a debt for a brass piece intended for a customer, drawing a crowd and creating local bustle as spectators and notable residents gathered for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomenoy
Thas Deme
Theo Cisely
Balland
State Road Worker Killed by a Truck
An Ohio state road worker, Lian Quavey of Pomeroy, was crushed to death when his foot slipped on a gravel spreader and the truck rear wheels ran over him between Potuiéy and Chester. The incident occurred Friday night as the truck moved slowly. his body was taken to the funeral home for burial. Quavey, a foreman, left a wife and several children.
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Umergy
o'Meek
Stein Osprey Biatvel Algig
Aguive Y Wels
Sas
Lelwerd Welsch
Quivey
Guizep
Pomeroy
Forenmanshin Sol
Myr. Juselssen
Mindii Report Meets at Pythian Castle Hall
Nov 16 meeting of the Pythian Sisters at Torlock in the Castle Hall with Mistress of records and correspondence Minit Neutali ng presiding. Greetings sent by absent members, a well arranged program to follow with refreshments served.
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Mindi
Eport
Minit Neutali Ng
Mage Louple
Pythian Sisters
Torlock
Pythian Castle
Dedicate Lodge Home in January Ceremony Planned
Sereno Lodge No 479 announces dedication of the new lodge home at 734 Washington Street on January 18. The event will feature dedicatory services and an elaborate program with dignitaries, lighting, and a dining room, as workers recover from recent injuries in a remodeling project.
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Washington Street
Sereno Lodge
OG. I
of Mipdleport
Selreinet
Bene Waghy
Rabies control costs mount in Pomeroy county report
Nev. county officials report medical expenses for rabies control reaching about 31,004 for serum and related care at the courthouse first of the year. An additional about 501 is in adjustment with more costs expected as authorities work to stamp out the disease.
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Pomeroy
Nev
Uiltiorilies
Two Accidents Reported In Chester On Friday
In Chester on Friday afternoon a school gym mishap injured Paul Stewart the local high school coach while he was inspecting a dial wound in a building. Another crash near west street involved Claet Biddle and a Maryland tourist van causing injuries to Biddle and damage to both vehicles.
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Chester
Paul Stewart
Claet Biddle
Maryland
Turnips mentioned in odd verse with weights and names
A garbled verse describes Mr Vinney and turnips behind the Teri with odd phrasing. It mentions Mr Winner Db HL Daugherty, superintendent at AtHCOS Cannoy Infirmary, bringing three turnips to One Messenger, each large enough to make a family seat, the largest weighing eight pounds.
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Vinney
Mpinney
Two Suits Filed in Lomlagy Court Action
Two additional suits were filed in Lomlagy County court on Nov 1 involving American Agricultural Chemical Company against Lelaci Township residents. One claim seeks $26,593 from Chapman Hill and August Ciels at Howard Circle, tied to five promissory notes dated July 2, 1926, with part already paid.
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Pomlagy
George W
Circus Dreams and Local News From Pomeroy
Pomeroy notes report small town events including a trio of residents leaving for Taidana to attend a fair, a dogd rabbit sale at noon, a local accident injuring Gilmore on Condh Street, and Mason township granting a franchise for a new piper business. Cemetery land purchases and weddings are also mentioned along with a church and funeral notices.
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AGL
Ves
Meigs County
Carus Gilmore
Atere
Condh Street
Boomer
Hasphice
Dale Wren
Imese Hall Cuthd
Aeys
Mia Deter
Ray
Gilmore
Tow Council of
Mason
Philla Duere
Vorest
Band Has Part New York Central Jamlays for Shaw at Cornitey
New York Central Minstrel Show faced a capacity audience that evening with Mrs HF Bott chaperoning and several Middlepart peers in attendance. A separate obituary notes the funeral of Pomeroy resident in New Haven West Virginia, with services at 2 o clock.
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New York Central
Shaw
Cornitey
New York Ganitral
Wriday
HF Bott
West Wate
Sleep Disturbed By Bladder Invitation Te Tech Note
Fragment from a health notice discusses sleep disruption linked to bladder issues and mentions tests. It references doctors, medications, and care advice, noting potential solutions and cautions about habit forming effects. The text is garbled but centers on urinary health and sleep impact.
Sugar Rate To Be Considered Monday
The Senate advanced the agricultural schedule of the tariff bill and approved rates for spirits wines and beverages then planned to take up the sugar tariff Monday after a binding agreement. Senator Borah urged delay but Smoot secured a commitment to start debate after the current week. The second item notes an Institute event in Stewart on May 18 and 19 at Rome High School with dinner by Rome Economics.
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Washington
U.R
Sengior Borah
Smoot
Senate Finance
Senate
Stewart Stewart
Tnstitute
Rome High School
Department of Rome Economics
Milas Phillips
Latge
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Charleston
Cablat
Cablat Saison
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Vv Ton
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Mindat
Jolied
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Thareboy
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Jie Niylto
Frente
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Me Awe
Ate Brown
Mr Souder
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Liane Powter
Priday
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Melis
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Dephlan Society
Frijay
M. L. Preneh
South Fourth
Limela
Siarfried
Hennessey
Miss Barnes
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Ertcaid French
M. L. Brench
Ichang
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Supety
Vieidig
Aia Oleh
Prado al Xerseri
Ag Uups Biled Mere
Circus Dreams
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Charleston Boys
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Thonehl
Bailey
Chester Woodall
Hartestan
Taidana
Herta
Charlie Perty Ison
Drait Mra
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Nad
Hertha Hallo
Wheeling
Announen
al Kelley
Rane
Mearthur
Toirgiarizine
Mineston
Arthur
Smiulh
Afeige Coonty
Erin Ihre
Sabem Center
Robert Tosh
Siiogon Moe
Théy
New
Ewing
Eloi Post Beatty
Whaley Dental Rooms
Chamber of Commerce
Seenry Savings Kanak
ML Fou
Bese
Supt
A. F. Hixon
Athena
Young Peoples’ Library
the Hatch Library
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