Marriage Licenses Reported at Probate Court Rooms
The probate court granted licenses to three couples with ages from 26 to 76. J. J. Brown, 64, a widow and farmer from Nova Ashland County Ohio, weds Kate E. Thomas, 52, of Middleport Ohio. Wesley Hardman, 76, twice a widower from Woodstock Ohio, marries Olivia Grover, 68, widow of Middleport. The final pair, both 26, are G. L. Burger a United States detective from Chicago and Sue I. Rhodes of Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brown
Nova
Ashland County
Ohio
Kate E. Thomas
Middleport
Wesley Hardman
Woodstock
Olivia Grover
G. L. Burger
United States
Chicago
Sue I. Rhodes
D. W. Rhodes
Special Meeting Called by Pomeroy Council Tonight
Mayor George Hbersbach calls a special meeting with a local water company representative to discuss adjusting the village account and to explore agreements aimed at improving water service for patrons of the company in the future.
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Pomeroy
Teachers Conference at Carpenter Ohio Friday October 15
The program for the teachers conference at Carpenter outlines roll call opening exercises and classes for fourth and sixth grades. Lena Turner teaches Reading and Andrew Hoyd Fourth Grade Geography. Bessie Rutherford covers Teaching Politeness at School and Frank Gibson Diagramming. Noon intermission, then Guy C Gorby and H V Strausbaugh speak on Opening Exercise. Will C Mer explains Language and Blanche Woodyard Number Work. W P Howell discusses Bolshevism. County Supt T W Karr leads a Round Table and Miss Carleton the Health nurse delivers an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Ohio
Lena Turner
Bessie Rutherford
Andrew Hoyd
Frank Gibson
Guy C. Gorby
H. V. Strausbaugh
C. Mer
Blanche Woodyard
W. P. Howell
T. W. Karr
Miss Carleton
Mayor Ebersbach Sees First Court Case
Mayor George Ebersbach presided over his first mayor court session Wednesday afternoon. Frank Gloeckner faced a warrant from his sister in law Ida Baker Gloeckner on a charge of menacing threats. Gloeckner pleaded not guilty and posted bond for a Saturday afternoon appearance at two o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebersbach
George Ebersbach
Cate
Frank Gloeckner
Ida Baker Gloeckner
Gloeckner
Justice Martins Court Busy In Chester District
Elray Smalley of near Chester pleaded guilty to assault and battery on D. H. Moore and paid 5 dollars plus 10.80 in costs. Leo Chastine of Thomas Fork fined 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to assault on Theo Voss. John Hedricks of Thomas Fork pleaded guilty for failing to procure a dog license tag and fined 5 dollars and costs. Jim Williams and Willie Deem, Winston-Salem residents, fined 5 dollars and costs each for trespassing amid K. and M. Ry. station break-in probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fork
Ed Molden
Jim Williams
Willie Deem
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Mike McGovern
Dyesville
Pinex Home Remedy Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement extols Pinex as an effective cough remedy for bronchitis croup hoarseness and asthma. It touts a simple homemade syrup using pine needle infusion mixed with molasses sugar or honey and warns against inferior alternatives. The national promotion claims rapid throat relief and guarantees satisfaction or money back from The Pinex Co Ft Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ib Kolating
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Election Board Commissions Received in Meigs County
The Meigs County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections will have new Democratic members Peter Stark of Pomeroy and Albert Caster of Dexter. They replace Mullen and Thomas as Democratic appointees, while Asbury Smith and Harry Houdashelt succeed Tracy and Wright as Republicans. The board must decide whether to certify Beards or Reeves for Sheriff, amid uncertainty after earlier disobedience to instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Peter Stark
Pomeroy
Albert Caster
Dexter
Meigs
Messrs
Stark
Caster
Mullen
Thoma
Asbury Smith
Harry Houdashelt
Tracy
Rolling Mill Property Sold to Ebersbachs for Tipple Use
John W. Wood administrator reports the sale of Rolling Mill property in the Second ward to the M. Ebersbach Company for 16000 dollars. The deed covers Front and Cherry streets corner property and the Ward building excluding the Great Lakes Coal Mining Company switch area. The buyers plan tipple use for screening and loading coal from their truck mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebersbachs
John W. Wood
Austin W. Vorhes
Rolling Mill
Second Ward
M. Ebersbach
Front
Cherry Streets
Charles Ward
Great Lakes Coal Mining Company
Democratic Speech at Court House Friday Evening
The Hon. M. A. Daugherty of Lancaster, a noted Democratic orator, will speak Friday evening at the court house. He will address Democrats and urge support for their candidates and platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
M. A. Daugherty
Lancaster
Ohio
Daugherty
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court
Minnie D. Hughes awarded a divorce from Edward Hughes on adultery grounds in common pleas court Wednesday morning. He was ordered to pay $16 monthly child support for their nine year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie D. Hughes
Edward Hughes
Common Pleas
Hughes
Delinquent Youths Face Assault Charge After Ball Game
Horton Delay bound over to juvenile court in 100 bond to answer assault with intent to wound Webster B. Hodge. Both Breezy Heights youths involved in a ball game dispute. Delay allegedly struck Hodge with a baseball bat during the altercation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Webster B. Hodge
Hodge
Important Real Estate Transfer Sees Keiser Acquire Store and Residence
By deal completion Geo. W. Keiser becomes owner of the Main street store room property used as a clothing establishment and the Tracy residence at the rear extending back to Second street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Keiser
Main Street
Tracy
Second Street
Factional Fight Looms Over Cox Resolution at Labor Meet
Dayton October 14 delegates at the thirty seventh annual Ohio State Federation of Labor session debated a resolution endorsing Governor James M Cox for president. Anti Cox delegates prepared to challenge the measure as discussions entered the fourth day of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio State Federation of Labor
James M. Cox
Man o War to Race Exterminator for $50,000 Purse
Cincinnati report says Colonel Matt Winn announces readiness to back a mile and a half race between Man o War and Exterminator. The purse would be $50,000 and the race could be held at Latonia or Churchill Downs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wonder Horse
Matt Winn
Kentucky Jockey Club
Latonia
Churchill Ng
U S Allocates 277 400 for Ohio Road Projects
The department of agriculture approved 277 400 in federal aid for Ohio road construction. The Logan to Chillicothe corridor in Ross and Pike counties secured funds alongside other approved projects for road improvements statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Ohio
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Aestate of
Logan
Hillicothe Road
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