Local notes from Pomeroy area list residents visiting relatives
The column records residents and visitors around Pomeroy and Meigs county. Mentions A Matthews family in Charleston and Raymond City visits, Stansbury and Titus families, Thanksgiving plans, Larrick family returning from Charleston, Mauck family gatherings, and athletic coach notices noting Ohio University leaders Edith Clark and Helen Skinner from Rutland and Pomeroy. Also lists several court docket items including arrests and continuances.
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Meigs County
Ohio Universality
Edith Clark
Rutland
Helen ‘Skinner
Pomeroy
Miss Clark
Miss Skinner
1922 arraignments and notices for several offenses
May 1922 dates surface for trials and notices. Inez Adams has a case against Samuel Paralli for larceny with receiving stolen property. Paul Digreegerie faces larceny as well. James H. Cooper moves on forgery and uttering forged instruments with a rent continuation.
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Inez Adams
Samuel Paralli
Paul Digreegerie
James H. Cooper
Mase meetings unite churches at Simpeon M B church
A large gathering from Olio congregations held Sunday meetings at Simpeon M B church with a male Heath M E F quartet performing two well received numbers. An executive committee of ten was chosen to form a county organization and Rev Stafford praised at the evening session.
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Simpeon M. B
Heath
Rutland
J. M. Pulling
Chester
Stafford
Trial Opens In October Term Court With Guilty Verdict
The October term court opened Monday morning with the case of William Tall charged with indecency with his stepdaughter Tressa Flicks. The jury rendered a guilty verdict after 15 minutes of deliberation. Additional trials were scheduled with pleas already entered. A list of attendees and officers present at the proceedings is noted. Police reported three more speeders caught Sunday, including Joe J. O Rourk and Klisworth Ohiinger. a third license plate was sent to the Secretary of State for ID.
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Frontinal
William Tall
Willys HU
Pomeroy
Inees
Tressa Flicks
Ward Hartley
Mark Edmundson
M. Brown
J. M. Tracy
J. W. Lee
J. M. Galloway
Asa Wells
William‘. Story
C. T. Greener
George “Taffman
John O'Brien
C. J. Hess
Joe J. O'Rourk
Rutland
Klisworth Ohiinger
Secretary of State
Thanksgiving Union Service at Heath M E Church
The Middleport union Thanksgiving services occur at 10 o clock Thursday morning at Heath Memorial E Church. Rev Athey will deliver the sermon with other pastors taking part in the program.
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Middleport
Heath M. E
Rev. Athey
Paternity charge heard in Columbia Township court
In a transcript from Justice McKnight's court Edith Brown accuses Orville Townsend of paternity. Townsend is bound under $500 to appear and answer the charge, with the child born on September 16 last year.
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Columbia
Court of Justice
Change of venue delays in Kraus case likely local hearing
The ten day period required by law in a change of venue case seems to preclude motion in the Kraus matter as no papers have been filed. The case will be heard locally, pleasing curious crowds eager to hear about Mrs Kraus operations.
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Kraus
Mra. Kraus
Strauss-Mees Wedding At Simpson My Church
At 10 o clock Thanksgiving Day Herman Strauss son of Valentine and Mrs. Strauss of Monkey Fun and Madge Mees daughter of T J Mees of Breezy Heights will wed with Rev F Weed officiating. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after the ceremony and are wished happiness.
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Herman Strauss
Valentine Strauss
Monkey Fun
Madge Mees
T. J. Mees
Breezy Heights
F. ©. Weed
Simpson
Wellston Man Dies After Rabbit Hunt Shooting
Oltie Ramsey aged 45 of Wellston dies two hours after being accidentally shot in the hip by a fellow hunter during a rabbit chase near Hamden. He leaves a wife, son, mother, six brothers, two sisters, and a funeral is set for 1 PM at United Brothers Church Wellston with Rev. Rutherford officiating.
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Oltie Ramsey
Wellston
Hamden
Dan Jenkins
Jenkin
Clark
Herman
Mary J. Ramsey
Welston
Frank
John
Allensville
Emmett
Corning
Ora
KR. D
Pearly
Columbus
Charles
Jessie McCormick
Holmes McCormick
Ka Wyatt
Clint Wyatt
McArthur
United Brothers Church
W. J. Rutherford
Tile Dixon Sefton Run Down in Fog Incident
Tile Dixon a 73 year old sexton of the Presbyterian church in Wellston was struck by an auto driven by Frank Montgomery of Wilkesville on a foggy Wells ton street Friday night. Dr Dixon died shortly after the accident.
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Tile Dixon
Sexton
Presbyterian Church
Wellston
Frank Montgomery
Wilkesville
Dr. Dixon
Court actions and local notices in Ohio and McArthur
State of Ohio versus Nathan Croy on perjury with demurrer overruled. Alimony suit, injunction between McKinnis parties. Minor children Lawrence T. and Frances L. Brooks. probate orders for real estate sale and inventory. Willard Winkler arrested for intoxication, escaped, then fined $23.10 by mayor's court.
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State of Ohio
Nathan
Mid McKinnis
Wil Fam McKinnis
Lawrence T. Crooks
Frances L. Brooks
Charles Brooks
Willard Winkler
Welston
McArthur
Bun Swaim
Horton
Wellston
Mayor Urges Citizen Help to Clean Up Illicit Liquor
Mayor L W Horton appeals for cooperation from good citizens as McArthur undertakes a cleanup of illicit liquor and other misdemeanors. He warns against false affidavits and notes penalties for threats of retaliation. Also reports on local visits, a hospital operation, and legistature member John Hopkins injury.
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L. W. Horton
McArthur
John Hopkins
Auto accidents prompt mayor's court hearing
Saturday night and Sunday morning collisions on the Allensville to McArthur road trigger a court hearing before the mayor. The piece notes reckless driving and drunken driving and calls for shared road responsibility amid public sentiment.
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Allensville
McArthur
Local Accidents and Academic Note in Ohio Items
A barrel toppled on Alan Ward’s left foot causing a painful crush while a porched incident. Mrs. Wilson travels to Columbus for an operation after a family medical emergency in Athena. Miss Clarice McKibben from Wilkesville joins Ohio University students in an upcoming French language play in Athens, staged by the modern languages department and French club.
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Alan Ward
L. Ward
George Warren
Athena
Bert Wilson
Wilson
Columbus
Clarice McKibben
Wilkesville
Ohio University
Athens
Department of Modern Languages
Stereoptical views of Philippine mission work at church
A Christian church to host stereoptical views Sunday evening showing missionary activities in the Philippine Islands. Local attendees may learn about outreach efforts and regional conditions through lantern slides and narration.
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Philippine Islands
Christian Church
Fur Buyers Warned on Hunters Licenses
Game Protector St Shipley cautions fur buyers to verify sellers hold hunters and trappers licenses before purchase. Fur taken without license is contraband and violators face fines under the law.
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St. Shipley
Logan Two Weddings Monday at Probate Court
Probate court witnessed two Monday weddings performed by Magistrate A. N. Brooke. Molly Kasser and Ben Singer, both born in Russia, wed in the morning. In the afternoon Beeste Taylor and Edwin O. Malone tied the knot, with Taylor listing Haydenville as her residence and Malone a miner living at Zaleek.
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A. N. Brooke
Molly Kasseler
Ben Singer
Russia
Beeste Taylor
Edwin
Malone
Haydenville
Zaleek
Arrest Report: Culumber Detained After Liquor Incident Near Heine Bros
Officers Farbearn and Eberst brought Clint Culumber to the city jail Monday after finding him intoxicated near the Heine Bros slaughter house. A gallon jug containing a portion of moonshine was found in his possession as he was taken into custody awaiting arraignment before Mayor Koppe.
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Farbearn and
Eberst
Clint Culumber
Heine Bros
Culumber
Jact
Koppe
Charles McDaniels
Nelsonville
Clarence McElroy
Farbearn
Riverside Flats
McDaniels
Logan High Freshmen Shine in Scrimmage Versus Glouster
In Saturday’s game Logan High showcased two new players Adcock and Hankison in the backfield. Adcock, a freshman, impressed with potential to become a top Logan back in coming seasons along with Hankison who will return next year.
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Glouster
Logan
Adcock
Hankison
Logan High
Prohibition Officers Arrest George Lucas Over Liquor Laws
Officers Baynham and Nash charged George Lucas with violating liquor laws for the third time after a weeklong stakeout near a still. They discovered the operation while rabbit hunting and observed the scene from a dugout built for the still.
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Baynham and
Nash
George Lucas
Baynham
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Beats Store Brands
A simple home made cough syrup using 214 ounces of Pinex and syrup makes a full pint that outperforms ready made remedies. It eases phlegm stops throat tickle heals irritated membranes and helps bronchitis croup hoarseness. Pinex is Norway pine extract and the company offers money back guarantees.
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Pinex Co
T. Wayne, Ind
Man Charged After Shootout at Farm Premises
Lucas faced a sequence of searches uncovering a gun a 45 Colt auto eight barrels of mash and a finished liquor jug. He pled guilty to possession of property for manufacturing intoxicants and was bound over to the grand jury on two thousand dollar bond amid prior related charges. Officer Bayham subdued him after a shot was fired during a brush encounter.
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Lucas
Bayham
Miller
Elmira Floyd and Athens Notables Featured
Elmira Floyd, Mrs Isabel, Mrs Fred Rochester, Mrs Byros, Beth Remple, and Miss Helen Reprior of Athens are listed among local notables in a society notice. Names reflect residents and affiliations in the community.
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Elmira Fioyd
Isabel
Fred Rochester
Byrosbeth Remple
Helen Reprior
Athens
Weekend guests and local visits noted in area column
Miss Helen Reynolds of Ather visited weekend guest Mr Ford Hack. Walter Dean, who has been here for several weeks, examined county records and spent Sunday at Chillicothe. William Sauders returned from a week visiting friends in the capital city.
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Helen Reynolds
Ather
Ford Hack
Walter Dean
Chillicothe
William Sauders
Infant of Mr and Mrs Smart Died and Buried
The day old infant of Mr and Mrs D S Smart of Front Street died Saturday and was buried the same day at Greendale.
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D. S. Smart
Front Street
Greendale
Social gatherings and club happenings report
Mrs A K Smith hosted an auction bridge with guests Mrs Harry Watson Miss Nan M Stride Mrs Ford Hack and Mrs Culver winning the guest prize and Mrs Fred Ambrose the club prize. John Monahan hosted Whist Club with a 4 6 oclock dinner. Ambrose Bowen had high score. Hook and Hoop Club met at Mrs Harold Tiptons home with a spread and new officers elected for the year Belle Miller president Chas Lappen vice president L C Yocum secretary treasurer.
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Watson
Harry Watson
West Front Street
Campbell
Helen Reynolds
Fred Hack
Robert Lee White
A. K. Smith
Frank Blasius
Fred
Nan M. Stride
Ford Hack
Culver
Fred Ambrose
John Monahan
Ambrose Bowen
Harold Tipton
Belle Miller
Mra. Chas. Lappen
Vic
L. C. Yocum
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Otto Larrick
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Mrs. Larrick
R. J. Mauck
Gallipolis
HW. B. Mauck
Proctorville
Alina Mauck
Cheshire
V Besserer
Third Street
Common Pleas Court
Frank L. Herdman
Sam Banks
John Lawson
Frank Gloeckner
Floyd H. Castoe
Clove Tudor
Harry Land
John Garlinger
Jarceny
Elden
Majestic
Beate S
Elas the Eternal Flame
Norma Talmadge
Bert Lytell
Sherlock Brown
Bill Ball
Mens Toys For
Toggery
Strauss-Mees
Auto
Martin M. Murphy
John Kent Murphy
James Lyle
Louise Ricketts
Foster Lyle
Lew Ricketts
Eunice Lyle
Walter Lyle
Lydia Lyle
Hobart Walker
Simon Walker
Scott
Sevstt
Society
D. Zenner
Clinton Weg
Charles Dupler
Ira
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the Messenger Printery Co
Lawhead
Mts
Ethel “Laytor
Harold Lloyd
Billy Blazes
Herbert Rawilson
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