Infirmary Inmate Committed to Jail in Pomeroy
Charles Lewis of Kerrs Run who threatened his wife was moved from the infirmary to the jail after becoming unmanageable. He may soon be committed to Athens State Hospital. Also notes attendances at a state officers meeting with Mary Hazel Floyd and Elisabeth Durst, plus local brief items on illnesses, visits, and social events in Pomeroy.
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Pomeroy
Charles Lewis
Kerr's Run
Yester
Lewis
Es Athens State Hospital
Mary Hazel Floyd
Portsmouth
Elisabeth Durst
Third Ave club to meet at Mrs Henneezy home
The Third Ave club will be entertained at the home of Mrs D W Henneezy on Mulberry avenue tomorrow evening. Mrs Edward Nye Mrs Oscar Roedel Mrs P L Clif Mrs Tom Crow and Mrs Aber Russell will serve as hostesses.
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MERCY
Thirdaye Club
Mulberry Avenue
Edward Nye
Oscar Roedel
P. L. Clif
Tom Crow
Aber Russell
Mrs. Mina Prall's Niece Dies in Warren Home
Pomeroy reports the death of Mrs. Charles Roys formerly Mina Prall at her Warren home Sunday. She is a niece of Mr. Charles Prall in Pomeroy.
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MR. Prall
Pomeroy
Charles Roys
Mina Prall
Warren
Mrs. Roys
Charles Prall
Bessie Farley Seeks Divorce From Frank Varley
Mercy Nov 18. Judge A P Miller heard the case of Bessie Farley against Frank Varley. The plea for divorce rests on cruelty and gross neglect. Plaintiff represented by Fred Crow. Case taken under usual thirty days advisement.
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MERCY
Bessie Farley
Frank Varley
A. P. Miller
Fred Crow
Miller
Whipple Suffers Sprained Ankle After Fall
Pomeroy resident Mrs Alpert Whipple sprained her ankle and received severe bruises after falling down basement steps on Mulberry Avenue Mondey.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy Teams Set To Face Stiff Opponents In Basketball
Pomeroy high school boys and girls basketball teams begin intense practice under E. E. Snyder guiding the boys and Mrs Brown coaching the girls until after the football season. Both squads face several strong opponents before season end as they work toward goal showing.
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Pomeroy
E. E. Snyder
Six Die in Columbus Traffic Tragedy This Week
Columbus reports six fatalities from traffic mishaps this week. A collision on East Broad Street Tuesday involved driver W. Moore, 70, who struck Anna B. Kilbourne 78, wife of the late Col. James Kilbourne. Moore says darkness prevented seeing her. Kilbourne family noted for philanthropy and civic work.
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Columbus
Atto
W. €. Moore
Anna B. Kilbourne
East Broad Street
Kilbourne
James Kilbourne
Goofey Dean Pays Long Past Due Board Bill
Pomeroy Ohio November 18 Dean man known as Goofey Dean, last seen skating a board bill of 50 dollars at the Ohio Hotel Middleport, paid the amount late Monday evening and was released. Maugheman received the money from his mother in Cleveland to settle his accounts.
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Pomeroy
Dean Man
Goofey" Dean
Ohio
Middleport
Maugheman
Cleveland
Bethany D of A Attends Huntington Tri-State Meet
Bethany council No. 256 D or A of Bolotoville attended the tri state meeting held in Huntington West Virginia with D of A members from area lodges participating.
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D. of A
Huntington
Pomeroy
Bethany Council
Bolotoville
W. Va
Elevator Fall Fatal in Marietta
Earl Meiser aged 19 died after a 50 foot elevator shaft fall. He was injured shortly before 5 PM and died at Marietta Hospital at 7:45 PM without regaining consciousness.
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Marietta
Earl Meiser
Marietta Hospital
Leyden University Celebrates 150th Anniversary This Year
The University of Leyden marks its sesquicentennial this year, highlighting a century and a half of education and research. The event spotlights historic milestones and ongoing contributions to science and humanities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Leyden
Snow Closes Roads as Cleveland reports 7 injuries
Northern Ohio woke to a thick snow covering with more predicted. Seven injuries occurred in local traffic crashes as a trolley wire broke and glass cut a 16 year old passenger. A traffic officer was struck by a driver claiming snow blinded him. Air mail service between New York Cleveland and Chicago halted, while daytime planes were expected to fly.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Henry Ciancolo
Herbert Mearn
New York
Chicago
Attempted death by own action in Columbus case
Herman Venghaus, 30, was found shot through the head in the bathroom of his Columbus home this afternoon. Police labeled the incident attempted death by own action.
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Columbus
Herman Venghaus
Juana Gan Huesa Sells Papers For Four Decades In Chile
In Gantiago Chile Juana Gan Huesa has sold morning papers for 40 years starting at age 60 with her four year old great grandson helping. They rise at three each morning to fetch the freshly printed newspapers.
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Gantiago
Chile
Juana Ganhuesa
Juana
West Washington County road petition seeks split for law compliance
Marietta notices a petition led by P. Runnels asks county commissioners to divide a broader road proposal into two sections. The plan would extend from a western Layman outlet to Dunbar, via Centennary church, shortening access to the future state road pavement next year.
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Marietta
Washington County
Cutler, Dunbar and
Laysman
P. Runnels
Layman
Dunbar
Health conference opens sixth annual Ohio session
Columbus reports the sixth annual conference of Ohio health commissioners began with discussions on milk health topics and a positive mood as sessions continued.
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Columbus
Contic
Ohio
Ginning cotton fires blamed on static electricity says bureau
The U S Bureau of Chemistry reports static electricity as the principal fire cause during cotton ginning.
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U. S. Bureau of Chemistry
Red blood boosts health to conquer rheumatism says ad
An advertisement claims rheumatism fades when blood is rich and pure. It touts a product described as 8. 68. that builds red blood cells and delivers energy and vitality, urging readers to buy from their druggist and noting larger bottles are more economical.
Senate Regulars Fight Seating of Nye Insurgent
Washington November 11 The clash between administration Republicans and the seating of Senator Gerald Nye an independently aligned Republican from North Dakota hinges on a 1913 precedent. Nye’s status sparks a partisan battle over Senate seating and party control.
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Senate
Washington
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Senate Denies Coat to Henry D Clayton in Alabama Row
Senate leaders studied the Henry D. Clayton case in which Democrats and Republicans combined to oust the Alabama Democrat by a 34 to 30 vote. The move follows a gubernatorial appointment precedent aimed at blocking Nye and limiting administration policies by independent insurgents.
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Senate
Henry D. Clayton
Clayton
Nye
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Ina Warner
Harrisonville
R. F. Byrant
New Haven
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Baltimore
R. W. Lapp
Wheeling
R. 8. Leechman
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Susan Downie
Lincoln Hills
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Laurel Street
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Jane Nye Gilliford
Mice Rose Clifton
Charles Peoples
Y Club
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Pomeroy Quints
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Cutiura
Teleum
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Voney
Aving
the Security Savings Bank
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F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery CO
Fe Howe Tal
Tien
Tila
C. V. Strawn
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Cray & Reading
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GSU
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A R. White
Tanlac
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Turkey
Detroit
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Wheaton Hardware Co
Athens
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