Three jailed for inability to pay fines in Pomeroy case
In Pomeroy on October 7 Sheriff Rice and officers arrested Adolph Hall Arch Markin and Gerett Markin after a disturbance at the Hall Martin home. They were fined 32.50 total but could not pay and remain in county jail. Hall has prior jail sentences in Erie and Vinton counties. The incident involved a chair thrown at Arch Markin. An additional report notes Chris Jesse faced mayoral inquiry for failing to send his daughter to school.
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Boomeroym
Try Rice
Pomeroy
Wis
Middleport
Hall-Martin
Hall
Rges
Arch Markin
Halls
Markins
West Virginia
Pegtown
Adolph Hall
Gerett Markin
M. L. French
Erie
Vinton
Stomach Trouble Gone Bakes 40 Pies After Adlerika
Mrs Amrol says Adlerika cured her stomach woes and dizzy spells, letting her bake 40 pies daily. Adl erika acts on both stomach and lower bowel to cleanse poisons causing bloating and sleep loss. Drugstores including Gib z Pharmacy in Athens carry it.
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Adlerika
Mrs. & Amrol
Adka
Leas
Athens
Gibz
Pharmacy
Teachers Meet at Salem Center Reports on Reading Talk
The Salem Township Teachers organization met at the Salem Center high school with Miles Nelson and Charles N. Wagner present. Fern Davis spoke on reading in the lower grades and salaries were set as contracts were signed. Next meeting is November 9 with several members to speak.
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Pomeroy
Salem
Salem Center
Miles Nelson
H. B. Kruskamp
Blanche Nelson
Shirley Turner
Anna Odgen
Hazel Swan
Mary Fern Davis
Charles N. Wagner
G. G. Thompson
Fern Davis
Olive Township
Teachers’ Association
Reedsville
C. N. Wagner
Charge Councilman Charged With Failure To Stop Car
Middleport district report says Councilman Fred Shiflet faced Mayor C J Hess after being charged with failure to stop his car as a street car unloaded passengers at Liberty avenue Monkey Run on Friday. He paid a total fine of 10.70 dollars and was released.
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Middleport
Fred Shiflet
C. J. Hess
Pomeroy
Liberty Avenue
Monkey Run
Shifler
Plea Entered in Break-In Case
Pomeroy officials report Ross Watlington and Roosevelt Anthony pleaded guilty to breaking into the home of Frank Gloeckner, where two diamond rings and about $40 were stolen. The rings were recovered. they had $8.80 on arrest. Anthony, 17, is moved to probate court. Watlington, 19, remains in mayoral proceedings.
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Pomeroy
Ross Watlington
Roosevelt Anthony
C. J. Hess
Frank Gloeckner
Monkey Hun
Anthony
Watlington
Beaver Woman Dies After Cancer Battle
Mrs. Mattie Beaver of Wheeling died at 56 after a two year cancer illness. Funeral services were held at Plantz church with burial in Plantz cemetery. She was the wife of George Beaver and a former Plantz resident. Mr. and Mrs. B C Brundige attended from Delaware.
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Pomeroy
B. C. Brundige
Delaware
Mattie Beaver
Wheeling
Plantz Church
Plantz
Miller Machine Topples Near Coolville Injury Report
MIDDLEPORT Oct 7 R A Miller lumber dealer escaped serious injury when his machine tipped over while passing another near Coolville. His windshield broke and a fender was damaged. Miller’s back was slightly injured according to reports. POMEROY Oct 7 Dr and Mrs W F Price visiting from Columbus. Episco pal Church Ladies Auxiliary met at Mrs George McQuig’s home with refreshments served.
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Middleport
R. A. Miller
Coolville
Miller
Marieeta
Dinner party at Mrs Downing’s home in Middleport
Mrs J B Downing entertained several friends at a dinner party at her Middleport residence Tuesday evening.
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Middleport
J. B. Downing
Meigs Farm Agent To Speak Tonight at Alfred Meeting
The Alfred Community meeting in Pomeroy will feature A. C. Smith discussing whether education spending is excessive and County Agent George W. Kreitler on the greatest rural need. Recitations by Ruby and Violet Babcock and Ruth Shumway precede two dialogues, with musical numbers by Emma Findling and others.
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Relief for Varicose Veins
An ad claims Emerald Oil, a germicide, home remedy to quickly reduce swollen varicose veins and heal chronic sores. It urges purchase at drug stores, warns against substitutes, and guarantees improvement within days with continued use. All druggists are selling it.
Lola Bentz and Audience Sing Along
Lola Bentz performs with a chorus of audience members joining in. The event features improvised singing and crowd participation.
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Lola Bentz
Local residents resume travels and visits across towns
Mrs. Horace W. Karr returned to Dayton after a visit here with her husband Margar ite Leiphelt left for Gallion where she works Fred Weaver went home to Ironton after seeing friends Vic Neutzling John W. Schaegel returned to Flint Michigan after months here Ed Schaegel leaves for Athens to attend school Robert Schaegel studies at Ohio State University Mrs Jed Bartells and daughter Nellie and son Ernest went to Akron then Cleveland to visit relatives Nellie and Ernest also traveled with them Mrs John Young left for a visit in Marietta Do Wagner visited Columbia township yesterday
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Horace W. Karr
Dayton
Margarite Leiphelt
Yester
Gallion
Fred Weaver
Ironton
Vic Neutzling
John W. Schaegel
Flint
Mich
Ed. Schaegel
Athens
Robert Schaegel
Ohio State University
Jed Bartells
Nellie
Ernest
Akron
Cleveland
John Young
Marietta
Do. N. Wagner
Columbia Township
Pomeroy P T A Delegates Attend State Convention
Several members of Meigs county Parent Teacher associations travel to Marietta for the state convention. Mrs. John Youngs serves as delegate from the Central school branch.
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Pomeroy
Meigs Country
Marietta
John Youngs
Centralschool
Local Ladies Honor Libble Watkins-Sefton Gift
Mrs. Ella Harry and Mrs. Lucy Downing hosted friends at Mrs. Harrys home in Middleport to thank Libble Watkins-Sefton for donating funds toward a new community building. Attendees included Mrs. Dan Hartinger Gusta Van Dyne Emma Van Dyne and Althea Sommerville.
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Middleport
Ella Harry
Lucy Downing
Harry
Libble Watkins-Sefton
Dan 8
Hartinger
Gusta van Dyne
Emma van Dyne
Althea Sommerville
Birth of Daughter to Mr. and Mrs. G Bernice Cook
Middleport residents Mr. and Mrs. G Bernice Cook of Mineral City announce the birth of a daughter born Tuesday.
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Middleport
G. Bernice Cook
Mineral City
Pape's Diapepsin Promise Ends Sour Stomach Woes
Ad claims quick relief from sour stomach and dyspepsia with Diapepsin. It touts instant stomach realignment, elimination of belching and gas, and overall comfort after meals or drinks, urging readers to buy a 60 cent package at drugstores.
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Pape
Gordon K Bush Promoted to Director of Research
Gordon K Bush, who joined the Economist Group in New York City last July in the research department, has been promoted to Director of Research. He succeeds a specialist who has led the department for four years. He is the son of Mr and Mrs F W Bush of Athens and graduated from Harvard Business School last June.
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Gordon K. Bush
Economist Group of Trade Publications
New York City
Economist Group
Mr. Bush
F. W. Bush
Athens
Harvard School of Business Administration
Ohio State Pharmaceutical appoints district chairman
Otto E. Kistner of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association, announces J. W. Dysle of Marietta as district chairman for Athens Fairfield Morgan Hocking and Washington counties. County chairmen include George E. Whipple Athens Earl Reese Lancaster Harry Harris Malta Joseph Case Logan and Dysle in Washington county.
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Columbus
Otto E. Kistner
Cincinnati
Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association
J. W. Dysle
Marietta
Athens
Fairfield
Morgan, Hocking
Washington Counties
George E. Whipple
Earl Reese
Lancaster
Harry Harris
Malta
Joseph Case
Logan
Dysle
Washington County
Klan Supposed Dictatorial Power Alleged Over Indiana Mayor
Thomas H. Adams of the Editorial association released a photo proof of a typewritten statement said to be signed by Indianapolis Mayor J L Duvall. It allegedly gave former Klan head D C Stephenson dictatorial power over the city mayor, fueling charges of Klan domination in Indiana politics amid Stephenson’s murder conviction.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United Areas
Indiana Republican Editorial Association
Thomas H. Adams
Editorial Association
J. L. Duvall
D. C. Stephenson
Adams
Stephenson
Indiana
Beardstown Becomes Island as Flood Overruns Illinois River
Beardstown Illinois lay virtually cut off as floodwaters from the Illinois River and Lost Creek rose. Levees broke flooding hundreds of homes with little relief in sight. a railroad line remained submerged and trains unable to operate.
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Beardstown
Ill
United Press
Illinois River
Lost Creek
Cascarets Promised Quick Relief From Bowel Toxins
An advertisement claims Cascarets cleanse the stomach remove sour undigested food and foul gases, draw out poisons from the liver and bowels, and relieve a bad cold and headache by morning. It promises a 10 cent box from druggists and says the product works while you sleep.
Judge threatens fines for absent witnesses in Patton trial
Steubenville Oct. 7 Judge Jay B. Paisley warned he would fine witnesses who fail to appear to testify in the trial of John S. Patton the man who was ousted as mayor a month ago.
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Steubenville
Jay
Paisley
John S&s. H. Patton
City plows through six inches of water as lone transport
Residents describe the flooded streets as blocking routes to the outside world with only the plows able to move between neighborhoods. The water depth reaches six inches, hindering travel and emergency access.
Fire at White Sewing Machine Plant in Cleveland
A blaze at the White Sewing Machine company building in Cleveland caused about 150000 dollars in damage. The fire confined fumes to the two upper floors of the plant early today.
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Cleveland
U.P
White Sewing Machine Company
Change of venue denied in Mazer and Rudner murder cases
In Canton motions for change of venue were denied for Louis Mazer and Rudner, accused of murdering Don R. Mellett, publisher. In Celina, Chickasaw Bank was robbed of nearly $5,000 by two bandits, according to a telephoned report.
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Canton
Louis Mazer
Rudner
Don R. Mellett
Common Pleas
Celina
Chickasaw Farmers Bank
Chickasaw
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W. F. Price
Meigs Farm
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Gordon Bush
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Wilson Bros. Underwear
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