Pomeroy and Athens Professor to Lead Extension Class
Pomeroy Rich school building hosts a Friday evening class in extension work organized by Prof. Cooper of Ohio University Athens. Eligible teachers may enroll. Also note John Scott, longtime Pomeroy resident, near death after a long period of blindness. P H S basketball games planned with armory use for the season and practice slots set Monday Thursday and Wednesday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Ohio University
Athens
Pomeroy Rich School
Nis
Columbus
John Scott
Pomeroy Precinct
Mr. Scott
P. H.S
Armory
Middleport Social News and Local Movements
Mr and Mrs Griff Lewis and daughter Susanna return from Columbus after a weekend visit with the former's mother. Niece Ruth Probst of Piqua joins them. C Meadows and wife buy the Lord property on Third street to build a modern home in a fine neighborhood. Charles Beech and wife, fresh from Oklahoma, plan to move to Middleport from the west. Free Methodist evangelistic meetings start next Monday at Kerrs Run church under Rev William Ziggaros. welcome extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Griff Lewis
Susanna
Columbus
Ruth Probst
Piqua
Hone
Hn. C. Meadows
Third Street
Kerrs Run Free Methodist Church
William Ziggaroos
Laurel Cliff
Simp son M. L H Sunday School Elects Officers
The ladies Bible class of Simp son M. L H Sunday school held a social and business meeting. Officers elected include president Mrs. Fred Leifheit vice president Mrs. John Hyrenswiler secretary Mrs. Art Tracy assistant Mrs. Harry Dye treasurer Mrs. C. J. Russ assistant Mrs. A. V. Howell. Roland Schwegman head of Drew Webster Post departs for the national American Legion meeting in New Orleans with a Dayton to Pullman car party. Rev W M Hyde to resign Pomeroy Presbyterian church near month, to move with Mrs Hyde to Asheville N C for missionary work for the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson M. Lh. Sunday School
Fred Leifheit
John Hyrenswiler
Art Tracy
Harry Dye
C. J. Russ
A. V. Howell
New Orleans
Roland Schwegman
Drew Webster
American Legion
National Legion
Dayton
Transfer of Hobson staff to Columbus Main Office
Miss Mary Willock Misa Sybil Ebdersbach and Ralph Anderson from Hobson auditing depart are reassigned to Columbus Main Office and must report there next Monday morning. Long serving staff with expertise in their fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Willock
Misa Sybil Ebdersbach
Ralph Anderson
Hobson
Columbus
Two men charged under Crabbe law surrender after manhunt
Last Wednesday in Justice Barnes court Charles McDole and Bert Lawrence near Bashan faced charges for violating the Crabbe law and assault. Officers searched for them that evening but they fled while hunting squirrels. they surrendered and were released on their own recognizance to appear next Thursday. Also reported is the marriage of George Sauvage, a street car conductor, to Miss Bertha Smalley in Columbus a week earlier, and Sauvage’s receipt of a pension and back pay benefiting the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Charles McDole
Bert Lawrence
Near
Bashan
Crabbe
George C Taylor
Ashworth
Moore
Ohiinger
Messenger
Logan
Clinton Webb
Logan Oprea House
Logan New Theatre
Racine store to resume after devastating fire
Ellis Bres plans to reopen in a larger three story brick building owned by D. R. Roberts after a fire destroyed merchandise valued at 15000 with 10600 covered by insurance. The building owned by Mrs. Laura Baker carried 2500 insurance and the Wells Burr hotel, valued at 2500, had no coverage. Rose Hayward’s hotel furniture valued 1200 carried 600 insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Bres
Racine
D. R. Roberts
Laura Baker
Ruth Wells Burr
Rose Haywards
Free Will Baptist meeting and local incidents in Wellston area
The Jackson and Vinton counties host a Free Will Baptist quarterly meeting at Potts Chapel on October 21 22 with all welcome. James Birmingham of Weilston injured by a coal mine cutting machine in Oreton and taken for surgery. Local talk hopeful about new BL & O railroad terminals. Wellston parish hall hosted the SS Peter and Paul season opener with honors to Father Banahan. A Dundas area trestle on the Hocking Valley railroad broke down but was repaired. Local residents moving and recovering from coal mine injuries. politics and campaigning noted in Jackson and Wellston with Democratic candidates active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson and Vinton County
Free Wit
Potts Chapel Church
James Birmingham
Weilston
Chicago-Oreton
Oreton
Wellston
Aerial Logan Kieh school paper campaign at high school
A campaign event for the Aerial, Logan Kieh school paper, was staged at the high school auditorium on Thursday morning. Miss Nancy Work guided the staff introduction with staff stunts drawing laughs. performers included Samy Drake, Harold Wright, Mary Breenee, Madge Stevens, and others. The program was well received and the first issue is planned for November near Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerial
Logan Kieh
Nancy Work
Samy Drake
Harold Wright
Mary Breenee
Society Land
Madge Stevens
Edi‘tres
Leon Tucker
Ist
Howard Wright
Lawrence Harden
Don Francis
Grace Set
Bert
Alumi
Mary Bright
Joe Canty
Ralph Schrader
Lawrence Bronsdon Dies After Pneumonia In Logan
Lawrence Bronsdon aged 71 died at his North Walnut street home after a brief illness from pneumonia that followed a fishing trip. He lived in Logan five years and ran a piano tuning business in several nearby towns. Born in Mississippi, he was survived by a widow, a son and two step daughters. Funeral services will be held in Lancaster with burial in Forrest Rose Cemetery. Harden Undertaking Co. in charge. Also reported, Hanice Woolever, four, injured in a fall, was readmitted to hospital for hip fracture treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence William. Bronsdon
North
Walnut Street
Mississippi
Episcopalian Church
Lancaster
Forrest Rose Cemetery
Harden Undertaking Company
Logan barber leaving town to lead Lancaster boys trade school
George Fetherolf, a Logan barber for a decade, will move Sunday to the Boys' Industrial School near Lancaster to head a family and teach boys barbering. He will stay connected to the Logan shop, with Jack O'Dell taking his place. Mrs. Featherolf will join him at the Lancaster school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fetheroll
Logan
East Main Street
Boys’ Industrial School
Lancaster
Featherolf
Lancaster Institution
Jack O'Dell
Lorval
Lancaster School
Thieves Take Clothing From Strentz and Lappen Firm
The Strentz and Lappen clothing firm reported a midnight burglary. $150 in clothing including an overcoat two suits a Stetson hat and other items were stolen from a vacant room in the Ackers building. Entry was gained by breaking rear doors and an interior iron bar. Police recovered two soiled handkerchiefs one bloodstained, suggesting an injured intruder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strentz and
Robert Reynolds
Reynolds
Banns Published for Judy Jr and Miss Haley
Banns of matrimony were published for the first time at St Johns Catholic church on Sunday morning between Frank Judy Jr and Miss Marie Haley. The marriage is expected Monday October 23. Captain C F Pyn er leaves for New Orleans to attend the national convention as a delegate from the Southern Ohio District and may visit Chattanooga. Ralph Yontz also reportedly will attend. Mr and Mrs Ford Hack and Mr and Mrs Robert Lee White depart Logan by motor for a ten day trip to Washington D C and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Catholic Church
Frank Judy Jr
Marie Haley
C. F. F P Yner
New Orleans
Ohio
Chattanooga
Ralph Yontz
Ford ‘Hack
Robert Lee White
Logan
Washington, D. C
Court hears four cases on appeal including oil and county dispute
Four cases were argued before the appellate court on Wednesday. The docket included three civil actions and one criminal case, all heard orally with briefs filed. The notable matter, Will iam Gilmore et al v Board of County Commissioners of Hockins county, concerns the Rosh creek Improvement dispute and was carried on appeal after a prior dismissal. No decisions were issued as actions remained under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appelate
William Gilmore
Board of County Commissioners
Hockins County
Roshcreek
Carter Oil Co
Andrew Blake
W. I. Krieg
Logan Manfg. Co
Cedar Falls Oil and Refining Co
J. G. Huffman
Boyd Kuhn
State of
Ohio
Kuhn
Death of Howard Stephen Stephenson at Maxville
Howard Stephen Stephenson aged 65 died suddenly at his Maxville home Wednesday near noon after a period of arteriosclerosis. A miner by trade who also worked as a barber in dull times, he was related to Judge Charles Stephenson of the city and well known locally. Funeral services were held Friday at Ebenezer church with burial at the nearby cemetery by Harden Undertaking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Stephenson
Maxville
Stephenson
Charles Stephenson
Ebenezer Church
Harden Undertaking Co
A True Rat Story from Auburntown
Kennedy Brothers report a dramatic rat control success in Auburntown using Stearns Rat Paste. A customer spread paste on six biscuits one night, yielding fifty four rats by morning, then after four more biscuits a second night, seventy one rats in two nights, with many more unseen. The note promotes Stearns Electric Paste as ready to use and superior to powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburntown
Stearns
Mr. Roberts
Donnell
Kennedy Brothers
Legal Names of Married Women In Ohio Election Debate
In East Liverpool Ohio the Columbiana county election board weighed whether a married woman’s legal name can be Mrs Bill Jones or Mrs Miy Jones. The Ohio supreme court ruling in a damage suit held the prefix not required. The board endorsed both forms for a married woman petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
Ohio
Columbiana County
Bill Jones
May Jones
Ohio Supreme Court
Miy Jones
Local Church Services and Reading Room Hours
Sunday services at First Baptist Church on South Court Street led by Homer C. Smith with morning worship and Sunday school. Reading Room hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 2 to 4 PM. Also Presbyterain Rural Parish in Albany and Hebbardsville services with listed speakers and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Court Street
First Baptist Church
O. O. F. Hall
Homer C. Smith
Sermon Series on Famous Women Continues
At WwW. Christian Church service times include Bible school at 9 A M and morning worship at 10 15 with a 7 P M talk on The Wickedest Women in the Bible as part of the third sermon in the series on Famous Women and their Modern Counterparts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Congress Streets
M. E. Chatley
Christian Endeavor
Rescue of 33 from tanker Swiftstar near Block Island
A report to the navy department confirms the rescue of 33 officers and men from the tanker Swiftstar after it ran aground off Block Island near Newport Rhode Island. The news notes a new electrical device that detects bad milk by telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Swiftstar
Block Island
Newport
R. I
Navy Department
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Polly
Pomeroy
Oliver Hartley
Charles Beech
Oklahoma
Galt Works
Pomteroy Bend
Auto
Sauvage
Smalley
Hocking Valley
Dundas
Howard Penrod
Skyleigh
Elk Fork
Henry Hall
Lena Thomason
Edna
Loyal Woman's Class
The
Vollenwelder
James Sharp
Nelsonville
M. 8. Cox
C. L. Ward
C. L Ward
Jackson
M.S. Cox
Waverly and
West Union
George Howell
Oni
L. C. Yocum
Hanice Woolever
Noah Woolever
Kimberly
Wek
Clinton Wer
Logan Garage
Murray City
Edward Wolf
Fair Ground
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Louis Cinko
Cherrington Hospital
Cinko
North Hocking
Yocum
Elaine Hammerstein
Edward J. Montague
Tom MIX
Wesley Barry
Penrod
Williams Hart
John Petticoats
JP Paramoun Aircraft
International News
Clepmant
Telemea Jae
Mass
Sam
Odo
Amere
Horus Porus
Wes
Nia
Uaiqang
Christian Science Society
Guysville
Carthage
Waterloo
Higley
First Christian
the Messenger Printery Co
Lawhead
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