Pomeroy Bend Holds Grand World War Homecoming in Syracuse
Syracuse hosts a grand World War I homecoming with a noon store shutdown parade to Bartels grove. A long program includes prayers, speeches by Hallam Peoples Reed Bennett, a soldiers banquet with oysters and cake, music, and a service flag bearing forty eight stars honoring local servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Bartels Grove
Uncle Sam
Liberty
Red Cross
Uncle Sam and Company
New Haven Band
Miss Columbia
the Grove
W. H. Blake
Maryland
Meigs County
Manning S. Webster
Edgar Ervin
George W. Crow
A. E. Wagner
Athens
William Karr
Camperman
John Crew
Will Warr
Eber Roush
Hanley Mendricka
Hobart Cochran
Leo Carroll
Harry Borham
Ivor Borham
Millard Duckworth
Carl Duckworth
John Burnell
Herman Clark
Charles Nease
Walter Karr
David Mills
James Greathouse
Dan Rizer
Ernest Llalance
Orvil Crooks
William Barker
Roy Homes
William Holmes
Ira Bartels
Frank Bartels
Rev. H. S. Morrison
Paul Morrison
Delbert Blake
Frank Capehart
Burt Capehart
Orvil Slack
Rankin Zerkle
John Dean
Walter Capehart
Walter Duckworth
Marion Woods
James Quillen
Dana Quillen
Claude Quillen
Duffy
Pearl McBride
Dallas Mumaw
Harry Starcher
Leonard Hysell
Charles T. Barton
Homer Mumaw
Mena McDaniels
H. A. Sayre
Wm Blake
John J. Burnell
Mena Guinther
Emma Duckworth
Margaret Nease
Mollie Clark
Lillian McBride
Martha Springer
Wilhelma, Zerkle
Joseph Hesley
J. W. Jones
Albert. Arthur
James Duckworth
John Cowie
George Jenkins
Daisy Duckworth
Elizabeth Duckworth
Grace Jones
Hazel Clark
Margaret Hemsley
J. J. Burnell
F. E. Holmes
Albert Duckworth
Aaron Nease
Uncle Am
J. S. Quick
Columbia
Mamie Dean
Two Court Actions Filed for Over Ten Thousand Dollars
Emil Sauer sues John B. Downing in two money actions totaling more than 10 000 with interest. One suit seeks 4048 82 plus accrued interest on multiple sums from 1916. The other asks 5600 and costs from August 1 1917 with interest.
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Emil Sauer
John B. Downing
Dreco Credited With Relief From Liver Ailment
A man from Harrod, near Lima, reports relief after using Dreco for sluggish liver. He describes fewer dizziness spells, better digestion, improved appetite, and cessation of back and limb pains. Dreco is praised as a gentle liver tonic and blood purifier.
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A. C. Rex
Rex Bros
Harrod
Lima
Spires v Manley Damages Awarded in Court Case
In Ewings court yesterday afternoon John Spires won damages of 125.00 from Charles M. Manley after a collision dispute. Spires sought 275. The duel of testimony had Manley denying contact as Spires claimed his Ford was knocked into a ditch. Manley’s attorneys announced an appeal and requested a trial transcript. Spires’ machine reportedly tilted and landed in the ditch after the incident.
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John Spires
Charles M. Manley
Squire J. H. Ewings
Spires
Manley
Middleport Drug Store Sold to Glouster Partners
Fred Davis has disposed of his Middleport drug store titled The Davis Drug Store to Thomas B. Gibson and J. B. Stiff of Glouster. Gibson will run the store, while Stiff remains general manager of the Sunday Creek Coal Co. in Glouster. Davis attributes the sale to ill health and plans to move his family to Los Angeles where a new position awaits him.
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Fred Davis
Middleport
Davis Drug Store
Thomas BE. Gibson
J. B. Stiff
Glouster
Gibson
Stiff
Sunday Creek Coal Co
Davis
Los Angeles
Cal
Silk flag honors D A Council in Pomeroy Bend
The silk flag used at Syracuse celebrations belongs to the D A R Council of Pomeroy Bend, presented about a year ago for winning a state wide membership contest. The piece remains a symbol of local civic achievement amid a batch of community notes and visits.
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Pomeroy Bend
Syracuse
D. of A. Council
George Withinger
George Beards
Emma Jean
Athens
Frank Russi
Dale Terrell
Columbus
Charles McQuigg
Terrell
McQuigg
Middleport Literary Club
Bean
M. E. Rathburn
Rutland
Mary Lewis
Middleport
Otto Sanley
Gallipolis
Brad Hanlin
Philadelphia
Guy Thompson
Fourth
Lincoln Streets
Carver Wilson
Seventh Street
Delbert Blake
Hilltope
Josephine Williams
Francis Hunker
Pittsburg
Petit Jury
Neighborhood Picnic For Local Children At Bean Farm
On Saturday last fourteen children from our area gathered at the Barlow home on 8S Wilkes street with lunch baskets. They walked with Mrs. Barlow to William Bean's country home, gathered nuts, played games, and returned home by 2 o'clock, very happy.
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Barlow
Wilkes Street
William Bean
Local Visits Mark Weekend in Amesville and Athens
Mr and Mrs Arza Linscott visited C D Linscott and family in Amesville. The Kaslers hosted relatives at W V Kasler s. Leota Linscott welcomed Marie Bailey and children plus the Riley McCune family from Trimble. Harmon Easler drove to Athens. Lucille Linscott visited Grace Linscott. I J Linscott hosted Earl Carpenter and family plus John Howard and family plus Link Johnson and Fred Linscott and Mary Carpenter and Sallie Druggan of Athens. Verne Wolfe attends school in.
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Arza Linscott
C. D. Linscott
Amesville
Guy Kasler
W. V. Kasler
Leota Linscott
Marie Bailey
George Riley ‘McCune
Trimble
Harmon Easler
Athens
Lucille Linscott
Grace Linscott
I. J. Linscott
Earl Carpenter
Harlan
John Howard
Arthur
Link.Johnson
Fred P. Linscott
Mary Carpenter
Sallie Druggan
Verne. Wolfe
Pie Supper at Hooper Ridge School Raises 1445
A pie supper at Hooper Ridge schoolhouse Saturday evening netted 1445 for the school. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Linscott and Ernest from Amesville visited G. W. Linscott’s family. The sick include Miss Vers Kasler and Mrs. Gertrude Keet. Lillian Linscott, student in Athens, spent Sunday with her parents D. S. and Mrs. Linscott. Mrs. Amanda Sayers of Chauncey visits Stacy Sayers.
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Athens
Hooper Ridge School
G. J. Linscott
Ernest
Amesville
G. W. Linscott
Lillian Linscott
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Chamberlain
Cash Shoe
Thos. H. Inc. Presents
Charles Ray IN
Ray
Tom Mix
Olumbia
Slumber Mountain
Byrne Brothers
Athens High
S. Court St
Rutland Road
Emory Lowery
Mary Barnes
Aldine Coe
Marie Throckmorton
Lucy Stanley
Gwendolyn Barlow
Madame Potter
Flossie Smalley
Mary Reeder
Elva
Throckmorton
Julia Stanley
Dana Riley
Boyd Potter
William Lindley
Woodrow Barnes
Julia Cunningham
Bessie Cunningham
Sugar Creek
J. Gazelle
Tempel Gazelle
Arch Johnson
George Morrison
Pleasanton
Chauncey van Dyke
Philip Gham
Otos
Floyd, Clarence
Delmer
Jackson County
Cash
Mart Bowen
Wales Mills
Albany
Squire David Rathburn
E. O. Coe
Wray
Col
Pearl Coe
Mr. Coe
Carl Vandervort
Ohio State
Hannah Litle
Greene Litle
Pt. Rock
Maple Grove
Ray Halliday
Bertha Dennen
W. A. Webb
Lloyd Wood
Bernice and
Freda
Nelson and Sons
Kenneth and
Bruce
L. D. Gillogly
Howard Coe
Elizabeth Caster
Nathan Vale
Lydia Nichols
F. M. Bobo
Oda Gillogly
Paul Vale
Clarice McKibben
Clovis McKibben
Kasler
Gertrude” Keet
Athens Opera House
By Lem B. Parker
McKee’s
D. Zienner CO
Georgette
Betty Wales
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