Boyhood Days Bring J C Braum Back to Bend Visit
J C Braum, once of Pomeroy Nocate, now a Bend visitor, revisits relatives and friends after years away. He grew up in the west and recently retired from strenuous life by owning several productive farms near Springfield wouri. Born in Monkey Run district, he has many local relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Braum
Pomeroy Nocate
West
Bend
Springfield
Wouri
Mr. Baum
Monkey Run
Pomeroy
Ashland
Kentucky
Val ‘Meinhart
Injury to John Custer from fall at Vulcan mine
An x ray of John Custer's injured left arm shows both bones near the elbow badly broken and the injury more serious than first thought. Custer pitched for the Pomeroy baseball club earlier this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Custer
Thomas Fork
Custer
Pomeroy
Bond set for child support in abandonment case
Leo Curtis a Racine based baseball pitcher appeared in court Friday charged with abandonment of his legitimate child. The judge ordered Curtis to provide $16.90 monthly and posted a bond of $1,000 to ensure payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Curtis
Racine
Miller
Curtis
Deputy Appointments Named in County Game Wardens
Henry Seldenaubie appointed deputy game warden for the county while Bert Roush serves as chief game warden for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seldenaubie
Bert Roush
Engineer Relieved Takes State Post in Coshocton Ohio
Max Gorsuch has accepted a position as State Engineer based in Coshocton Ohio after being relieved from his district engineer role for a county under the State High Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Gorsuch
State High Department
Coshocton
Ohio
Birthday Party for Helena Keehne at Main Street
About forty of Helena Keehne’s young friends gathered at the Keehnes’ home on Lower Main Friday evening to celebrate her birthday. The event featured vocal and instrumental music and a luncheon prepared by Mrs. Keehne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Keehne
Mis. Ies H. Keehne
Lower Main
Helena
Ming
Keehne
Pomeroy Bend Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Trips
MecDaniels, a well known Pomeroy resident, has been visiting relatives and staying in town during the past two weeks before returning to Montrose. Sherman Casto and the ship Kucile arrived back in harbor Saturday after a three day trip to Kentucky. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Caldwell are mentioned in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Os’ ’ MecDaniels
Pomeroy
Montrose
Sherman Casto
Kucile
Kentucky
Clinton Caldwell
Community notes from Pomeroy area attendances and visits
Lexington Kentucky and Mr and Mrs Edw Raybold of Mason City attended the funeral of R H Douglass at Millwood Sunday afternoon. County commissioners bought work harness from H M Coe Racine to replace gear lost in last week infirmary barn fire. Mrs J M Ellis formerly of Racine now in Kansas was a Pomeroy visitor Saturday enroute to Gallipolis to visit relatives. Electa Smith and son Perre guests at Mrs Frank Brandenberg Monkey Run returned to Parkersburg. John Cook returns to visit old homes at Middleport and Salem township after leaving sixty five years ago. Mr and Mrs John Bentz Bowmans Run hosted guests from Dunbar Ohio. Mr and Mrs J L Schlaegel Kansas visiting Pomeroy Bend relatives left for Columbus then Indianapolis before returning home. Mr and Mrs W L Kinbrough guests at Andrew Peyton Mason City then to Columbus en route to Carthage Illinois. Miss Thelma McElroy visiting Syracuse left for Akron. Mrs E B Hallam Allentown Pa returned home after visiting sister in Syracuse. Miss Thelma Wick Jacksonville Florida guest of Miss Faye Hines Naylors Run. Will Zahli stationed at Great Lakes Naval Station near Chicago returned home Friday. Earl Andrews in business school Columbus home over Sunday. Dr S A McCullough came from post graduate studies to spend weekend with family. Charles Morris home from Athens for Sunday. Prof Cooper Ohio University Athens preached at Pomeroy Presbyterian Church. well liked by locals. Soldier services at Sacred Heart Church largely attended. Christian Church Middleport honored guest present. Miss Lawhead received many gifts. Auto accident case Spires vs Manley appealed. $125 damages awarded in Squire J H Ewing's court, taken to higher court.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Edw. Raybold
Mason City
R. H. Douglass
Millwood
H. M. Coe
Racine
J. M. Ellis
Kansas
Gallipolis
Mis
Electa Smith
Son Perre
Frank Brandenberg
Monkey Run
Parkersburg
John Cook
Middleport
Salem Township
John Bentz
Bowman’s Run
Will Ferguson
Harrison Sweet
Dunbar
Ohio
J. L. Schlaegel
Pomeroy Bend
Columbus
Indianapolis
W. L. Kinbrough
Andrew Peyton
Carthage
Illinois
Thelma McElroy
Syracuse
Akron
E. B. Hallam
Allentown
Mrs. Morrison
Thelma Wick
Jacksonville
Florida
Faye Hines
Naylors Run
Will Zah
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Chicago
Earl Andrews
A. McCullough
Charles Morris
Athens
Cooper
Ohio University Athens
Pomeroy, Presbyterian Church
Pomeroy
Local Social and Church Notes Roundup
Mr and Mrs Charles F Rathburn visited Huntington with Mrs Flesher parents of Mrs Rathburn. Rev C W Graham returned from Dayton. Mrs Thomas VanMeter of Henderson WV visits her brothers H A and L R Roush. Ladies Aid officers elected Mrs Fred Hawkins president Mrs Edwin Anderson secretary Mrs Mitt White treasurer. George K Bradford went to Magnetic Springs Ohio. Mrs Flora Snowden visiting Gallipolis. Rev G W Alcorn begins duties in Franklin Ohio. Mr and Mrs William Anderson return to Coshocton. Marie Downing visited from Athens. Mrs Henry Bowles of New Martinsville visits her mother Mrs Martha Bryant.
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Charles F. Rathburn
Huntington
B. F. Flesher
Rathburn
Carl Smith
Charleston
C. W. Graham
Dayton
Thomas VanMeter
Henderson
West Virginia
H. A
L. R. Roush
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fred Hawkins
Edwin Anderson
Mitt White
George K. Bradford
Magnetic Springs
Ohio
Flora Snowden
Gallipolis
G. W. Alcorn
Franklin
William Anderson
Coshoct
Marie Downing
Athens
Henry Bowles
New Martinsville
Martha Bryant
Surprise Shower Honors Helen Lawhead Bride-Elect
A surprise shower at the Lawhead home honored Miss Helen Lawhead, who will marry Alfred Elberfield of Pomeroy. More than 50 guests attended, and the event reflected warm social ties in the community.
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R. P. Lawhead
Helen
Alfred Elberfield
Pomeroy
Off to the Works and Industrial School for Burglary Case
Ernest Childers given an intermediate sentence to Mansfield on a charge of burglary and larceny. John and Ross Hendricks sentenced to 30 days in the Columbus work house and to work out costs of about sixty dollars. Sheriff Jake Hartenbach took them to the institutions today.
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Ernest Childers
Mansfield
John and
Ross Hendricks
Columbus
Jake Hartenbach
Peculiar Lunacy Case Involves Married Couple
Affidavits charge lunacy against George and Belle Jones a married pair about 50 years old living in Lebanon township Probate court likely to hear the case tomorrow Tuesday with both spouses named in the action
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George
Belle Jones
Lebanon Township
Union meeting discusses wage scale for street railway workers
Albert E. Jones, national representative of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes, is registered at the Hotel Remington. He held a conference with local street car motormen and conductors, all union members, to prepare a wage scale for submission as the current contract has expired.
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Carmen
Albert E. Jons
Amalgamated Association of Street Railway
Remington
Jones
City Council Set to Act on Fifteen Year Street Car Franchise
Council meets at 7 30 p m to vote final on a new electric street car franchise. Amended proposal divides the line into five zones and leaves fare setting to the Public Utilities Commission in Columbus. It cuts Racine trips from 12 to 6 daily and raises unresolved questions about power sources from Kerrs Run to the upper corporation line.
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Carling
Public Utilities Commission
Columbus
Racine
Kerrs
Corporation
Akron Wins In Mud Against Ohio University
In heavy rain at Akron on Saturday Akron University defeated Ohio University 10 to 6. Sim Earich of Ohio opened scoring with a 40 yard fumble return. Akron blocked a wet fumble for a safety behind Ohio’s goal line. Haley scored Akron’s third quarter touchdown. Ohio, missing several backfield and line players, fought hard but could not overcome the wet conditions and Akron’s play. Next, Ohio faces Heidelberg in a tough test after Heidelberg already beat Western Reserve and Muskingum.
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Akron University
Ohio University
Akron
Ohio
Sim Earich
Loomis
Haley
Fuller
Pope
Boyd
Krieger
Ellis
Goddard
Benson
Gullum
Heidleberg
Western Reserve
Muskingum
Stolen Ford Found by Police in Sugar Creek
The second chapter of a black hand era tale ends Saturday night when Acting Chief Ed John and Deputy Sheriff McKinley locate a stolen Ford in upper Sugar Creek. The car, taken a week earlier from Wat McDonald in Jacksonville, bore a threatening note and images. Residents reported strangers abandoning the vehicle about four o'clock last Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed John
McKinley
Upper Sugar Creek
Wat McDonald
Jacksonville
McDonald
McDonald's Machine
Stewart Teams Leading In Basketball Race
Stewart Hi's boys beat Canaanville 13-8 while the girls won 8-4 in a hard fought Friday game. Norris scored nine of Stewart's thirteen points, Copeland led the girls and Dowler starred for Canaanville. Both Stewart and Amesville teams are now atop the local standings and will travel to Amesville next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Stewart Hi
Canaanville
Amesville
Norris
Copeland
Dowler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vulcan
Gorsuch
Dalton
Thuredaye
Christian Church of
John Spires
Chas. H. Manley
Squire J. H. Ewing
Rutland
Columbia
Antonio Moreno and
Carol Holloway
Thunder Mountain
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Ben Turpin
Chae, Lynn
Phyllis Haver
Harold Lloyd
J. Warren Kerrigan
the Majestic
Bryant Washburn
Slove Insurance
Earl Derr Bigger
Pauline Frederick
Tolengar
New York
The
D. Zenner Co
Athens’ Shopping Center
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