Pomeroy Bend Council Discusses Salaries and Street Affairs
The council met Monday with Kee hoe and Mayor Shumaker absent. Minutes approved. Payroll ordered paid as funds allow. Mayor and marshal salaries increased. Street car petition read. clerk to certify to board of election. Water bill settled by mix of cash and certificate. Lighting, street grade change, and resignations discussed. several applicants named for vacant clerk position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keehoe
Shumaker
Board of Election
Jacob Reibel
Mutual Electric Co
Miller
Water Company
George Schwegman
Beech Grove Cemetery
W. J. Jones
Walter Vaughan
George
Charles Ebersbach
Cooper
D. W. Hennessy
Otto Strauss
Theodore Bengel
Two Marriages In Probate Court Tuesday Afternoon
Justice J. H. Ewing presided as two couples wed in probate court on Tuesday afternoon in a second wedding for both brides and grooms. George Woodruff and Emma Garvin joined in marriage, each with prior nuptials, followed by Clarence Stillwagner and Anna Quillen as the second pairing, reflecting younger partners in the ceremony.
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J. H. Ewing
George Woodruff
Albany
Emma Garvin
Dexter
Clarence Stillwagner
Minersville
Anna Quillen
Syracuse
Mr. Stillwagener
State Board of Examiners Members Attend Series of Meetings
W A Compton left Monday to attend a series of meetings of the state board of altimeterists in Toledo November 18 Cleveland November 19 Dauyton November 20 Cincinnati November 21 and Columbus November 24. The board is composed of Stanley Gray Toledo.
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W. A. Compton
State Board of Altimeterists
Toledo
Cleveland
Dauyton
Cincinnati
Columbus
Stanley Gray
Local Officials Named in Statewide Roster
P et al list includes Harris of Columbus, Eber hart of Dayton, Horton of Cleveland, and Compton of Pomeroy among the named officials in the compiled roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P, CC. Harris
Columbus
E. C. Eberhart
Dayton
H. O. Horton
Cleveland
W. A. Compton
Pomeroy
Court Etiquette Lecture Halts Petition Reading
Judge A P Miller interrupted a petition read by a flurry of whispering and shuffling feet. He warned that repeat disruptions could lead to contempt charges and possible custody of defendants by the sheriff.
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A. P. Miller
Wife petition seeks divorce and child custody in common pleas
Edna McMillen files for divorce from Frank McMillen in common pleas court. She cites November 10 abuse including fist blows and a buggy whip strike, seeking custody of their four year old son and other relief. Attorney HL C Figh represents Mrs. McMillen.
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Edna McMillen
Common Pleas Court
Frank McMillen
Hunters Bag the Limit on Long Bottom Trip
Sheriff Hartenbach John Spires and Eddie Duffy with Mrs Hartenbach went to Long Bottom Monday. While the men hunted rabbits Mrs Hartenbach socialized. They were entertained at the homes of Milo Stewart and Ott Hensley.
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Sheriff Hartenbach
John Spires
Eddie Duffy
Hartenbach
Long Bottom
Hog eats stolen from Escond ward outbuilding
A thief entered the rear outbuilding of Ben Mankins in the Escond ward and carried off five bushels of corn labeled hog eats. The incident implies Ben bears the loss as the hogs remainfed by the missing corn.
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Ben Mankins
Escond
Ben
Pomeroy Briefs Highlight Executives’ Two Day Trips
W. H. Miller, superintendent of Olms Water Company, returned to Columbus Tuesday after a two day visit to manage interests in the water company. E. C. Morgan, superintendent of the Momeroy and Middleport Telephone Company, departed Tuesday for a two day trip.
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Pomeroy Bend
W. H. Miller
Olms Water Company
Columbus
Water Company
E. C. Morgan
Momeroy and
Middleport
Mmpany
Don Sung poultry remedy promises big egg yield
Frank Dougherty of Indianapolis reports 419 eggs from 20 hens in 30 days while moulting after using Don Sung tablets. The ad claims hens improve health and laying, offering a 30 day trial with refund if results fail, price 50 cents per package plus mail prepaid from Burrell-Dugger Co.
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Don Sung
Frank Dougherty
Elith St
Indianapolis
Dougherty
Don Sune
Don Sungrom
Burrell-Dugger Co
Columbia Bldg
Ind
Numerous Local Travels and Visits Across Ohio Towns
County Sept of schools George H Crow attended institute work in Dyesville returning Monday noon Jacob Dean visits Pomeroy Mr and Mrs Wm L Thomas take daughter Esther to Holzer hospital for tonsil and adenoids removal Archie Lane visits Norwalk Mrs Lottie Huffman and daughter Virgie visit Norwalk Gail Thompson Rutland visits Bidwell Hazel Groff Cleveland staying with Judge A P Miller family Attorney Seth L McMillen visits Pomeroy Tot Bass injured in mine improvement after transfer from Holzer hospital Homer Oliver returns to Columbus Glen Chas back from Columbus business trip Jake Zeiher leaves for Boston Prof A L Genheimer departs for New York Emma Nettie Koshler visiting sister Mrs Chas Fisher Charleston Miss Janet Crew home from Cincinnati Miss Lucy Cundiff returns from Akron Maria Smith leaves with Dr Holmes to spend winter in Florida Mrs M A Crooks back from Chester visit Mrs Ella Wolf of Chester Oscar Doob Cincinnati returns from visit Happy Hustlers meeting at Mrs Roy Coopers with guests and hostesses.
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Columbus
George H. Crow
Dyesville
Jacob Dean
Pomeroy
Wm. L. Thomas
Esther
Holzer Hospital
Archie Lane
Norwalk
Alfred Bartlow
Cincinnati
Lottie Huffman
Virgie
Gail Thompson
Rutland
Bidwell
Hazel Groff
Cleveland
A. P. Miller
Butternut Avenue
Seth L. McMillen
Bass
Holzer
Gallipolis
Homer Oliver
Dan Oliver
Union Avenue
Glen Chas
Jake Zeiher
Boston
A. L. Genheimer
New York
Emma
Nettie Koshler
Chas, Fisher
Charleston
August Conde
M. E. Paulin
Syracuse
Janet Crew
Lucy Cundiff
Akron
John Cundiff
Buckstreet
Middleport Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Returns
Mrs J C Sleet and two children from Cliffton W Va visited relatives in Bidwell. Mrs Sophia G Gomer summoned to Columbus due to illness of Mrs Thomas Howard. Mr and Mrs Joe Brown of Logan visiting Mr and Mrs Summer Work of West Columbia then returned home Monday. Miss Esther Douglas guest of sister Mrs Ed Tewksbury returned to Cleveland Monday. Berthold Smith visiting his mother Mrs Jane Smith returned home Monday. Miss Esther Hoffmann entertained the M E church circle last evening. Attorney O H Stewart visiting Columbus has returned home. Miss Lettie Besserer visiting Columbus returned home. Mrs Arthur Stewart of Charleston visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ed Cook. Mrs Elmer Wysong returned from Huntington. John Radford visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Radford returned home. Carl Mumford employed at Dickerson WV spent Sunday with his mother Mrs Walter Brand. Mr and Mrs Stewart Hawkins Gravel Hill moved into Root property on Mill Street.
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Middleport
J. C. Sleet
Cliffton
W. Va
Bidwell
Sophia G. Gomer
Columbus
Thomas Howard
Joe Brown
Logan
Summer Work
West Columbia
Esther Douglas
Ed Tewksbury
Cleveland
Berthold Smith
Jane Smith
Esther Hoffman
M. E. Church
O. H. Stewart
Lettie Besserer
Arthur Stewart
Charleston
Ed Cook
Elmer Wysong
Huntington
John Radford
Francis Radford
Carl Mumford
Dickerson
Walter Brand
Stewart Hawkins
Gravel Hill
Root
Mill Street
Local Guests and School News Highlight Week
Mrs. Ernest Martin hosts her aunt Mrs. Isaac Unrue of Syracuse Indiana arriving Tuesday and staying several days. Farmers Institute to be held Wednesday and Thursday with music by high school pupils. Carl Rutherford of Wales Mill visited Albany Monday after recovery from typhoid fever. Seventh and eighth grades showcased four ripe strawberries by Frank Matthews. Aden Duffee of Columbus visiting Ceph Lindley. Everett Cline and daughter Faye return home Monday after three weeks in the south.
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Ernest Martin
Isaac Unrue
Syracuse
Indiana
Farmers’ Institute
Carl Rutherford
Wales Mill
Albany
Frank Matthews
Aden Duffee
Columbus
Ceph Lindley
Duffee
Harve Duffee
Everett Cline
Faye
Surprise birthday party honors A T Lawhead 21st
Twenty years ago on Tuesday evening a surprise party was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Smallwood home for A. T. Lawhead’s 21st birthday. Attendees included Florence Clayton Puss Potter Rosa Minear Jessie Walsh Nelle Walker Grace Stickney Edyth Fuller Nona Southerton Beck et Delaware V. C. Milikan Lenna Patterson Edna Brown Edna Cabeen Lottie Allom Virgene Putnam Lenore Kern and others. Also reported is the death of Dover township pioneer George Nye at his Chauncey home aged 78 leaving a wife and three children Harvey Herbert and L C Nye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Smallwood
A. T. Lawhead
Florence Clayton
Puss Potter
Rosa Minear
Jessie Walsh
Nelle Walker
Grace Stickney
Edyth Fuller
Nona Southerton
Becket Delaware
V. C. Milikan
George Nye
Dover Township
Chauncey
Harvey and
Herbert
L. C. Nye
Bremen
Community Notices From East Ohio Town
Robert McGrew left for Shreveport for health. Mrs Ruth Hayes and son Willard of Middletown visit her parents the Bakers. Mollie Underwood stayed with daughter Lena Parkersburg. Rev Elias Wilson of Toledo visits with wife and son. Fannie Root of Coolville with Cyrus and Mrs Jones. Thelma Underwood Millfield visits her parents S Underwood. Susan Palmer and daughter Addie depart for Little Rock to attend business college. Elma Scarlett of Parkersburg home. bound for Athens State Hospital. Howard Devers of Marietta visiting friends. Baptist revival ongoing with six conversions and baptism forthcoming.
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Robert McGrew
Shreveport
Ruth Hayes
Willard
Middletown
Willard Baker
Mollie Underwood
Lena
Parkersburg
Elias Wilson
Toledo
Fannie Root
Coolville
Cyrus Jones
Thelma Underwood
Millfield
S. Underwood
Susan Palmer
Addie
Little Hocking
Elma Scarlett
Parkersburg Business College
Athens
Athens State Hospital
Howard Devers
Marietta
The
Baptist Church
Indians Seek Title To City Property In Tulsa
In Muskogee Oklahoma November 19 a suit was filed in the United States court to recover title to a block of land in Tulsa valued at about 100000 dollars. The Creek Indians represented by James C Davis seek title and possession of the property where forty Tulsa residences stand.
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Muskogee
Okla
Twelve Bodies Believed From Missing Ore Carrier
Tele phone reports from Escanaba indicate eighteen bodies washed ashore at Munising Michigan. Marines say if true, the bodies likely belong to the crew of the missing ore carrier John Owen.
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Green Bay
Wis
Escanaba
Munising
Mich
John Owen
How Many Women Do You Know
A quizzical feature references women reporting fatigue anxiety and ailments from overtaxed strength with head and backache and the blues. It promotes Lydia K Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as restoring health and strength citing a French scientist linking social position to knightly descent due to armored ancestors.
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Lydia K. Pinkham
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