Jury Is Chosen In Pomeroy Case
Juries selected for the Pomeroy divorce trial as Rev W B Wit Ralston Runsell presides. Over sixty five witnesses reported, including those for both defendant Wilson and plaintiff. Judge Clarence Curtain will hear the suit with Stenographer Sherwood recording. County board discusses school machines and transportation for Long Bottom pupils at regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeroy
Adam
Wilson
F. M. Joran
Harrisonville
W. S. Karr
Alfred
Howard Clark
Dale Wright
Rutland
Herbert Williams
Reedsville
Oren Stansb
Long Bottom
County Board
Jacob Dean
Chester
Stella Eblin
W. L. Morrison
Racine
L. T. Edmundson
Langsville
William Follrod
Order for school movie machines placed
Moving picture machines were ordered for the Letart Malls and for the Rutland , Racine , Syracuse , Chester and Tuppers Plains schools. The purchase aims to bring educational film showings to multiple campuses.
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Pomeroy
Letart
Racine
Syracuse
Chester
Tuppers Plains
Rutland
Kidney health tonic urged with Jad Salts and herbs
An older health pamphlet promotes flushing kidneys with Jad Salts and water to prevent urinary irritation. It claims kidneys filter blood and produce 500 grains of waste daily, urging daily morning doses and a flavored effervescent drink to relieve bladder weakness and backache.
Commission Rules Post Must Be Moved
A formal complaint before the Public Utilities Commission required the Pomeroy and Middleport telephone company to relocate a telephone post beside the Ebersbach building on West Main Street. The move follows Mayor Hess's request amid driveway plans for an auto agency. Ohio Power moved its lines to a nearby pole, and the commission ordered removal with work planned for Wednesday.
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Pomeroy
Onto Public Utilities Commission
Pomeroy and Middleport Telephone Company
Ebersbach
West Main Street
C.J. Hess
Ebersbachs
Ohio Power Company
The
Utilities Commission
Telephone Company
Lack of Patronage Forces Abandonment of Rutland Golf Club
POMEROY November 30 The Rutland Golf Club at Rutland will be abandoned due to insufficient patronage from residents of Pomeroy and Middleport, according to club president Charles Rathburn.
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Pomeroy
Rutland
Charles Rathburn
Middleport
Boyd Lee Little Dies at Home Here
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Burlin Little died at his home in Middleport on Monday. Funeral services will be held Wednesday with burial at Gravel Hill cemetery.
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Middleport
Boyd Lee Line
Burlin Little
Gravel Hill Cemetery
Two Women Find Help From Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Nina Matteson of Oxford New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength after illness. Mrs Ernest Tangary of Adams says after eight bottles she can work and sleep again. The ad touts the fourth generation using the product and urges readers to ask their druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Matteson
Oxford
N. Y
Mothe
Lydis E. Pinkham
Ernest Tangary
Adams Macs
Lydia Bl
Pinkhem
James J. Abies Sues Brocalsa Chemical for Salary Due
James J. Abies filed in common pleas court for a $1495 judgment against Brocalsa Chemical Co claiming salary due for time served as superintendent. He seeks court order for payment of the amount plus costs.
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Pomeroy
James J. Abies
Brocalsa Chemical Company
Common Pleas Court
Merchants Ask Pom ery for Better Street Lighting
A group of Second Street merchants in Pom ery plans to petition the city council at the Thursday meeting seeking improved lighting service for their street.
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Pomeroy
Second Street
Sawyer’s
Autos Collide on Chester Road in Pomeroy
On Chester road near Pomeroy two automobiles collided Sunday night. Dr C B Shumaker of Pomeroy drove toward Chester while Lockhart headed toward Pomeroy. Both cars were wrecked with no injuries. Sheriff Willock and Deputy Morris investigated but could not determine fault as vehicles had been moved before arrival.
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Pomeroy
Dr. C
Shumaker
Lockhart
Chester Road
Chester
Brookhart
J. A. Willock
ER. Hy, Morris
Benedict estate in Rutland appoints administrator
D A Benedict named administrator with will annexed of C O Benedict estate in Rutland. Mrs D A Benedict named executrix, but her death led to her husband becoming administrator. Plus birth of twin daughters to Frank Neutzling and wife in Columbus, former Pomeroy residents now with six daughters. Also report: Norman Kaspar, ex-Pomeroy resident, injured in Fullerton California after falling twenty feet while stringing telephone wires.
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Pomeroy
D. A. Benedict
Benedict
Rutland
Frank Neutzling
Columbus
Neutzling
Norman Kaspar
Fullerton
Cal
Kaspar
Local Man to Undergo Hand Injury Operation in Gallipolis
Homer Inman of Pomeroy left for Gallipolis on Monday to undergo hand surgery at Holzer hospital. He injured his hand about three weeks ago and the wound failed to heal. An X-ray will be taken before the operation.
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Pomeroy
Homer Inman
Racine
Gallipolis
Holzer’ Hospital
Inman
Pomeroy Bend Social Notes Dinner Hosts
Mrs. Hollis Gardner of Rutland entertained Sunday at her home with a dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Becker and daughter Betty Jane of Melport, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scholl and son Milton, James Stansbury, Mrs. Mary Lowden, and Mr. and Mrs. David Davis with son Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis Gardner
Rutland
Delbert Becker
Betty Jane
Middleport
Albert Scholl
Milton
James Stansbury
Mary Lowden
David Davis
Paul
Delphian Society Meeting At Hotel Allen In Middleport
Delphian members met at the Hotel Allen in Middleport Monday evening with Mrs C Windsor presiding. Mrs Clare Welch hosted her 500 club gathering at her home Monday evening.
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Delphian Society
Middleport
Allen
Mra
BR. C. Windsor
Clare Welch
500 Club
Glee Club Meeting Held by Giles Club in Middleport Church
The Giles club of the Church of Christ in Middleport held a Monday evening meeting at the church.
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Glee Club
Giles Club
The
Church of Christ
Middleport
Honor Newlyweds Benefit Show by Baptist Sunday School
A miscellaneous shower was held Monday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mart. Attendees included Boy Scouts led by former scoutmaster Mr. Smart. Numerous local residents, relatives, and visitors from Columbus, Athens, and Parkersburg joined in the event and greetings.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Paul Mart
Boy Scouts
Smart
Residents Return From Visits Across Towns
A string of locals returning home Sunday after visits with relatives in Columbus Athens Delaware and Charleston includes Helena Beeson Elmer Hugh Helen Davis Esther Chambers Christine and Kathryn Grant Dorothy Pendergrass Julia Miller Frances Grate Edgar Tuckerman and Leland Saxton along with the Reed and Pendergrass families and others.
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Helena Beeson
Columbus
Elmer Hugh
Helen Davis
Esther Chambers
Delaware
Herbert Chambers
Elmer McCarty
Dyesville
Christine
Kathryn Grant
Mrs. Grant
6Th Street
Dorothy Pendergrass
Frank Pendergrass
Julia Miller
Frances Grate
Edgar Tuckerman
Leland Saxton
Athens
W.S. Reed
Point Pleasant
McElfresh
Clifford Russell
Montgomery
W. Va
Locals and Visitors Return After Weekend Tours
Numerous residents and relatives traveled to and from Gallipolis Athens Marietta Point Pleasant Akron and Letart visiting kin and friends. Names include Elizabeth Willock Doris Camp Virginia Woods and Paul Myers among others with several returning home Sunday or Monday.
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Alfred Genheimer
Gallipolis
Elizabeth Willock
Athens
W. E. Trader
Columbus
Earl French
Familly
Edward French
Henry Bullard
Rio Grande
William Burford
Dayton
S. Leonard
Marietta
C. R. Singleton
Nancy
Charleston
Virgil Campbell
Clark Jividén
Gorslin
Akron
Clarence Fisher
Point Pleasant
Mildred Thompson
Portsmouth
Jeanette Beverage
Clyde Battyn
Jadys Watts
Leland Saxton
Charlotte Beverage
George Broyles
C. B. Smith
Ben Fultz
John Hodge
Antiquity
Roscoe Fowlers
Letart
Albert Faehnie
Freda
Parkersburg
Bertha Hamilton
Thomas Longstaff
John Longstaff
H. P. Longstaff
Jack Morgan
C. F. Rathburn
Paul Smart
To Go Home Wife Kills His Lover
Mrs Blanche Richmond 33, jailed without bond awaiting a December 14 preliminary hearing on first degree murder charges for killing Carrie Sparks 17 after urging her husband to quit living with the girl. Richmond, a mother of two from St Joseph Missouri, pleaded not guilty and said she would do it again. The killing occurred when she came from St Joseph to take her husband home and he refused to go. The second item notes The Rev F S M Bennett dean of Chester Cathedral England left for Boston to appeal a customs decision over 700 penalty for mistaken import book valuation.
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Kansas City
U.2
Blanche Richmond
Carrie
Sparks
Richmond
St. Joseph
Miss Sparks
Washington
F. S. M. Bennett
Chester Cathedral
England
Boston
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Charles Gloeckner
Walter Franz
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