Doyle signs two teens after Syracuse showcase
Larry Doyle of the Detroit American League club scouted local players Ralph Grimm and Robert Cook at Syracuse ball park Sunday. Grimm, a former New Haven third baseman, is praised for hitting and fielding while Cook, a shortstop, has been a key factor for New Haven this season. Both are nineteen, noted for clean habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Doyle
Detroit
Syracuse Ball Park
Ralph Grimm
Robert Cook
New Haven
Cook
Pomeroy Sunday
N. F. Marshall Cook
Parkersburg
Doyle's Keen Eye Picks Grimm and Cook for Rise
Doyle, who once plucked Bumgardner from Huntington in the Mountain State League, now spots two new talents Ralph Grimm and Bob Cook. His track record and quick rises in major teams underline his sharp judgement and confidence in their rapid advancement when given a chance.
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Doyle
Bumgardner
Huntington
St. Louis
Ed Walsh
Larry
Col Brooks to Celebrate 85th Birthday With Last Sermon
Col E P Brooks renowned locally will mark his 85th birthday on Sunday October 5 with what may be his final set sermon after 51 years of preaching. Services at Harrisonville M F E church start 2 30 PM with Rev L L Cherrington and Rev Wilson participating.
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E. P. Brooks
Harrisonville M. FE
L. L. Cherrington
Wilson
Rev William M Hyde Jr Named Pastor At Pomeroy Church
Rev William M Hyde Jr of Sunbury Ohio is called to the Pomeroy First Presbyterian church pastorate. He will deliver his first sermon on Sunday October 26 and move his family to occupy the Presbyterian parsonage before that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Hyde, Jr
Sunbury
Ohio
Pomeroy First Presbyterian Church
Funeral of Mrs Tracy Held at Laurel Cliff Church
The funeral of Mrs. T. T. Tracy was held this afternoon at Laurel Cliff church. Local officials and family attended the service, with friends noting her longtime involvement in community affairs.
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Mrs. Tracy
Local social notes and court reports from Nelsonville area
Clarence Schlaegel of Dayton visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Schlaegel. Edgar Clifton of Cabin Creek WV visits Mr and Mrs A R Clifton on Butternut St. Cap C E Stowe will attend a World Series game in Cincinnati. Bartels Grove Syracuse hosts crowd for returning soldiers. Dale Terrel sentenced to 60 days at Columbus work house for motor vehicle without permit. James Singer of Rendville arraigned for burglary and larceny with $500 bond. fugitive from justice for over a year. Dr and Mrs D B Hartinger visit Athens relatives. C E Smith engineer of Hocking Valley P R returns from Logan. Sid Stobart visiting Detroit. Mr and Mrs James W Wells drive to Cincinnati to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Fred Shumway plan a move to Akron soon. Mrs Mary Sisson leaves for Logan to visit daughter Mrs L Ewing. Mr and Mrs Joe Sommer and Jacob Sommer of Columbus visit Mr and Mrs Philip Sommer. Mrs Stanley Jones of Columbus visiting Bend relatives. Mr and Mrs Edward Voss visit Cincinnati home. Davis Middleton leaves for Philadelphia to enter medical studies. Mrs Chas Tedrow hosts Mr and Mrs Wm Coe of Athens and Mr and Mrs John Coe of Albany. L Z Davis of Middleport returns after a week at Nelsonville. Street car service provided for Soldiers' Home Coming at Bartels Grove. Surprise party for Mrs Charles Foss on 47th birthday. gifts and remembrances received.
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Clarence Schlaegel
Dayton
George Schlaegel
Edgar Clifton
Cabin Creek
W. Va
A. R. Clifton
Butternut St
Cap
C. E. Stowe
Cincinnati
Bartels Grove
Syracuse
Dale Terrel
Columbus
James Singer
Rendville
Jake Hartenbach
Singer
D. B. Hartinger
Athens
Hocking Valley
C. E. Smith
Logan
Sid Stobart
Detroit
James W. Wells
Fred Shumway
Akron
Mary Sisson
L. Ewing
Joe Sommer
Jacob Sommer
Philip Sommer
Mulberry St
Stanley Jones
Bend
Edward Voss
Jacob Huber
Davis Middleton
Philadelphia
Chas. Tedrow
Wm. Coe
John Coe
Albany
L. Z. Davis
Middleport
Nelsonville
Street
Bartels’ Grove
Charles Foss
Byrne Reappointed County Surveyor for Meigs County
Leo Byrne was named resident engineer for Meigs County under the State Highway Department. He takes over from Max Gore who had filled the interim post. The appointment comes unsolicited and is seen as a compliment to Byrne’s worth and ability.
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Leo Byrne
Meigs County
State Highway Department
Max Gorsuch
Mr. Byrne
Byrne
Two Homes Made From One Housing Unit Revealed
An unusual notice notes two houses offered for rent under old housing conditions. An investigation found the plan created two dwellings from a single structure, with rent for each unit and questions about the building’s previous rental value.
Corn Fix Foot Bath Tablets and Remedy
An advertisement touts Corn Fix as a quick remedy for corns and calluses. It claims relief in minutes without harsh chemicals, promising no soaking and offering mail order purchase with a money back guarantee.
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Corn Fix Co., Inc
Newark
Progress of Old Hi Cost Continues Steadily
The report notes ongoing advancement despite challenges, describing steady progress in the long effort. Details remain sparse, but the tone emphasizes persistent development and forward momentum.
Pomeroy Athens Road Contracts To Be Let Next Month
State Highway Department in Columbus announces six miles of the Pomeroy Athens macadam road from the end of the brick road out of Pomeroy would be let some time in November.
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Pomeroy Athens Road
State Highway Department
Columbus
Pomeroy
Calendar Meeting Tonight at Pomeroy Baptist Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Calendar of the Pomeroy Baptist church will be held at the church this evening at 7 30 o clock. The program includes Quartette by Lewis Wells, solos by Mr Dayton Strickland and Mrs R E B Raynolds, and a pantomime The Lamp Went Out performed by Mr Louis Gibbs.
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Pomeroy Baptist Church
Quartette
Lewis Wells
Dayton Strickland
R. EB. Raynolds Lond Steers
Louis Gibbs
Court Disposes Of Multiple Pending Cases With Trials And Divorces
The Messenger notes numerous court actions including damages injunctions and money claims. Several divorces were granted while trials and et al set dates October 10 through October 14. Everett Childers pled guilty to burglary and larceny with sentence pending.
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William E. Peoples
Austin W. Vorkes
Columbia Downing Et al
The
Sherman Coal Co
William Bentz
Ohio Electric Railway & Power Co
Oliver L. Bradbury
William D. Roush
Gottlieb Wildermuth Brewing Co
Charles F. Wildermuth Et al
Martin Ohlinger
C. E. Hart
Nora A. Rodebaugh
E. M. Rodebaugh
John EF. Lyons
Standard Oil Co
Sheff Allensworth
John Russell
Henry C
Local Residents Visiting and Moving Near Winger Chapel
Mr and Mrs Floyd Nye and children of Chauncey were Sunday guests of Cyrus Higgins and wife. Ira Martin of Chicago visited at the home of S Moore and family last week. Charles Tewksbury and family moved near Winger Chapel. Miss Lizzie Blackburn of Columbus spent Sunday with her brother D E.
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Floyd Nye
Chauncey
Cyrus Higgins
Ira Martin
Chicago
S. Moore
Charles Tewksbury
Winger Chapel
Lizzie Blackburn
Columbus
D. E
Blackburn and family visit distant kin
A. A. Niggemeyer and family spent one day with relatives at Lodi. Mrs Stella Carbaugh and daughter Edith of Columbus were guests of F. J. Hooper and family one day last week. Ada Parker and sons near Medbardsville were Sunday guests of Charles Moore and family. Mr and Mrs G E Tribe and two children visited at William Rogers and family of Angel Ridge Sunday. Nellie Graves of Athens and Mrs H M Tribe visited Homer Graves last Friday. Dorothy Dent of Athens spent Sunday with Herbert Moore and wife.
Social visits span Latrobe and nearby towns
Latrobe residents and relatives, including E D Morrison and Grace, spent Sunday with T E Fitch. Visitors from Portsmouth, Glouster, Frost, Columbus, and Coolville dropped by for calls and hospitality. The Eastern Star Lodge in Coolville plans a Friday meeting, and Mildred Shanks attends high school in Coolville.
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E. D. Morrison
Grace
T. E. Fitch
Ed. Wharff
Portsmouth
Dean Evers
Ted McGrew
Glouster
Clifford Bean
Vern Bails
Mildred Fitch
Sist
Audrey
Grace Morrison
South Canaan
Harry Carlton
Harry Barnett
Arthur Watson
Torch
T. FE. Fitch
Leigh Little
Frost
Parkersburg
John Carlton
Columbus
Ed. Carlton
Coolville
Wilma
Dr. Carlton
Phoebe Carlton
Eastern Star Lodge
Mildred Shanks
Smith Hotel
Carthage News Roundup Includes Social at Mills School
The Carthage column notes a win by the Carthage boys over Guysville, new car purchases by Raymond Dixon, and family visits from the Bolin and Jeffers households. A pie and ice cream social is planned at Mills school house on Saturday evening October 4 at 7:30 with all welcome.
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W. C. Burton
Dwight, Rose
Lena
Myrtle Calvert
Chester
Albert Bolin
Athens
George Jeffers
Raleigh Robinson
Amos Townsend
Golda
Clarys Burton
Gladys Bean
Raymond Dixon
Ad Reeder
Albany
Carthage Boys
Guysville
Mills School
Boyd Reported on Road to Recovery
Dr. Sprague accompanied Leroy Boyd to a Columbus hospital yesterday and returned to report he rests easy. physicians do not believe he is seriously injured and he will be observed several days before returning to college. The Ohio halfback was hurt in a scrimmage at Ohio Field and may be out for several weeks. In Columbus a separate note lists John Angel fined $50 for cutting off a puppy's ears.
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Alice Brady
Pathe
Charles Ray
Athens Opera House
Uncle Tom’s Cabin CO
Lem B.parker
McKee’s
Col. Brooks
NEW Presbyterian
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Court House News
Homer G. Webster
Harry Pickens
G. W. Ash
L. S. McLaughlin
Ottie Gilliland
Amy IL. Whaley
Money
William Fulton
John Pickens
Lewis
Cohen
Katherine Hartenbach
Max Wildermuth
Pomeroy Machine Co
Peter Fisher
Kattie B. Pullins
Andrew Pullins
Adam Forrest
Amanda J. Forrest
Max Farber
Charles E. Peoples
W. J. Lanning
the Home Telephone Co
Lucy J. Bradshaw
Elish Bradshaw
Sidney Hannahs
James Hannahs
Cash Shoe
Columbia
Bessie Barriscale
London
Hearst News
Slumber Mountain
Own
Latrobe
Wwe
vPn
Carthage
Boyd
John Angel
D. Zenner
D. Zenner Co
Sd.zenner CO
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