Pettit Heads Hopemont Tubercular Hospital Dedication
Dr J G Pettit, son of Mrs C H Pettit of Trimble, leads the Hope mont Tubercular Sanitarium at Hopemont West Virginia now Conley Hospital named for Governor Conley. The dedication drew State Board of Control members and other officials as $150 000 hospital building and extensive expansion were showcased. Sheriff sale set for Fort Newton property Urbancrest at Athens Court House November 1 1 PM appraised at 3900 minimum bid 2600
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Glouster
Hopemont
W. Va
West Virginia
J. G. Pettit
C. H. Pettit
Trimble
Conley Hospital
State Board of Control
Fort Newton
Urbancrest
Court House
Athens
Pomeroy Notes and Local Incidents
Pomeroy items report Janet Ewing visiting Columbus with friends. Wilber Stewart and Jack Cartwright jailed for defying a one way line and assaulting an officer. Funeral for Mary Hellitzer held at Texas Church. Southern Ohio Oil Service Company incorporated in Columbus. Lem Fisher pleads not guilty to illicit liquor charge. bond set and forfeited. Paul Shay family from Toledo visiting. Mrs Jessie Mitch returns to Youngstown. Philip Felger and wife welcome a daughter. Felger works in the post office. Mrs Walter Eynon and daughter visit Pomeroy and Harrisonville.
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Janet Ewing
BR. H. Ewing
Pomeroy
Columbus
Wilber Stewart
Jack Cartwright
Mary Helitzer
Darwin
Texas
Southern Ohio Oil Service Company
Capital Stock
John Schaaf
D. W. Reese
O. H. Stewart
Lem Fisher
Scipio Township
F. W. Gilmore
Paul Shay
Toledo
Shay
Albert Mees
Jessie Mitch
Youngstown
Philip Felger
Spring Street
Felger
Post Office
Walter Eynon
Harrisonville
Millionaire Mosby Sues Wife for Divorce in Cincinnati
Gil bert H. Mosby president of Mosby Medicine Company and patent medicine maker sues Roberta Mosby for divorce on neglect grounds. The couple wed April 30, 1921 at Bellevue Kentucky. he was 33 she 18. The marriage followed by a successful recipe venture that boosted his wealth.
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Cincinnati
U.R
Gilbert H. Mosby
Mosby Medicine Company
Roberta
Mosbys
Bellevue
Mosby
Still Plays Game With Giants Veteran Bowerman Farm Player
Frank Bowerman a 60 year old catcher for the New York Giants during Christy Mathewson's era occasionally plays with his team in Michigan where he operates a fruit farm.
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Frank Bowerman
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Michigan
Hoover Cheer Sparks Neutrality Break in World Series
Mule Haas hit a ninth inning homer for Philadelphia that shattered the President and Mrs. Hoover’s neutrality during a World Series game. The Hoovers cheered, with the President joking to Mayor MacKay about their neutrality, while Mrs. Hoover praised Pat Malone’s ninth inning rally as marvelous.
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Philadelphia
U.P
Mule” Haas
Hoover
Halloween Rules From Mayor Lunsford
Oct. 15 report from Mayor Lunsford warns that Halloween is permitted only on one night. Police will arrest violators and keep offenders in the city jail until arraignment the next morning. An extra patrol will deter malicious stunts seen in prior years.
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Glouster
Hallowe'en
Lunsford
Hallowe
Wolfe Home Hosts Sunday Guests Near Trimble
Mr and Mrs A O Wolfe entertained Sunday guests at their Trimble area home. Visiting were Mr and Mrs W G Dennis and daughter Marian Lou of Columbus. They returned to Columbus with Mrs R H Wemmer and granddaughter Vera who, with Harold Wemmer, were guests at the Wolfe residence.
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A. 0. Wolfe
Trimble
W. G. Dennis
Marian Lou
Columbus
R. H. Wemmer
Vera
Harold Wemmer
Wolfe
Ohio to study pollution of streams with state help
In cooperation with the Ohio Department of Health the engineering experiment station at Ohio State University will study Ohio streams pollution. Led by Prof John C Prior and F H Waring the project aims to present current status show corrective measures and forecast needed improvements.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Health
Engineering Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Ohio
John C. Prior
Civil Engineering Department
F. H. Waring
State Department of Health
Engineering Experiment Station News
Lathrop Man and Athens Woman Fined in Disorderly Conduct
Ray A. Hunter of Lathrop and Anna M. Smith of Athens appeared before Judge Fleming in Marietta on Monday for disorderly conduct after an arrest at Bartlett a week prior. Both pleaded guilty. Hunter received a $150 fine and 60 days in jail while Smith was fined $50 and 30 days in jail. Neither fine has been paid.
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Marietta
Ray A. Hunter
Lathrop
Anna M. Smith
Athens
Fleming
Bartlett
Hunter
Foundation Work Planned for Apple Creek Institution
Columbus October 15 foundation work on the new state feeble minded institution at Apple Creek will begin this week, State Welfare Director Hal H Griswold said today.
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Columbus
Apple Creek
Hal H. Griswold
Clarence Skinner Improves After Crash at Sheltering Arms
Favorable reports come from Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens regarding Clarence Skinner who remains in serious condition after a Chauncey Nelsonville road automobile wreck Thursday night. He was conscious for several minutes Monday, the longest since the accident, and doctors express hopeful signs of recovery.
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Trimble
Clarence Skinner
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Chauncey-Nelsonville Road
Room Leased On High Street For Nelson Bakers
The former Cornwell Jewelry Store room on High Street in Glouster has been leased by the Nelson Bakers for a retail sales room. The space is in a building owned by Frank McCann Post American Legion. Mrs Mildred Balderson, Peach Ridge teacher, visited her parents Mr and Mrs C I Kasler to close the week.
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Glouster
Cornwell Jewelry
High Street
Nelson Bakers
Frank McCann Post
American Legion
Mildred Balderson
Peach Ridge
C. 1. Kasler
Kiwanis Club Plans to Buy Street Markers
The Athens Kiwanis Club voted Monday night to purchase fifteen new street markers for Athens. The deal fulfills an agreement with the City Council that the club would buy signs as needed if the city installs and maintains them. Delegates George Whipple and M. M. Kerr reported on the Marietta state Kiwanis convention, and Rufus Hopkins discussed the U. S Army Band concert at Memorial Auditorium last Wednesday.
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Athens
Athens Kiwanis Club
Berry Hotel
George Whipple
M. M. Kerr
Kiwanis Club
Marietta
Rufus Hopkins
U. S Army
Memorial Auditorium
Fatal street brawl leaves one dead in Cincinnati
A riot on a Cincinnati street left one man dead two wounded and four arrested including two women after a fight early today. Police detained suspects as the scene cleared and investigations began.
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Cincinnati
U.P
Poison Gas at School Demonstration Sparks Fear
In Cleveland on October 15 three boys with police night sticks containing concealed poison gas chambers were linked to a stolen auto belonging to Forest McDonald of Columbus. David Travo, 19, was arrested at the car. neighbors reported seeing youths with the clubs. Police fear possible gas release.
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Cleveland
URI
ANL
Forest McDonald
Columbus
David Travo
Veteran Emanuel Smith 86 Dies in Glouster County
Emanuel Smith 86 Civil War veteran died Sunday at 2 pm at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marion Zaarley on the ridge between Paris and McLeish He leaves six children His wife died years ago Funeral services set for Bishopville Church Wednesday at 2 pm Elder William Williams to officiate Burial in Bishopville cemetery Nearby visitors included Carl Steffy Soliders Grove Wis and Roy Steffy and daughters Alice Jean and Mary Faye Malta
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Glouster
Emanuel Smith
Marion Zaarley
Paris
McLeish
Smith
Bishopville
William Williams
Six Witnesses Summoned in Lobby Probe
The Senate Judiciary Sub committee opened the lobby investigation with six witnesses called to reveal how influences shaped the sugar and pottery schedules of the Republican Tariff Bill. Frederick L. Koch, a Tariff Commission pottery expert, was the first to testify on possible external pressures.
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Washington
U.P
Senate Judiciary
Congress
Frederick L. Koch
United States Tariff Commission
Sino-Russian Battle Ends With Heavy Losses at Lahasusu
In Lahasusu on Friday a Sino-Russian engagement caused major losses for both sides and partial town destruction. About 600 Chinese soldiers drowned in the Sungari River while three Soviet gunboats were sunk. The ten hour fight involved land and naval forces.
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Harbin
Manchuria
UPI
Lahasusu
Sungari
Pleasant Hill hosting pie and candy sociable program
Pleasant Hill School hosts a Friday evening event on October 18 with pie and candy social. Mrs Mary Hawk and Mrs Ruth Pierce teach the school and pupil performers present a program before D O Chappel assistant county superintendent delivers a talk. Proceeds support the school.
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Pleasant Hill
Mary Hawk
Ruth Pierce
D. O. Chappel
Conety
Leadership Training School planned for Athens religion work
A five-church meeting in Athens launched a plan to broaden religious education. Leaders from six churches approved a Leadership Training School to begin in December offering four courses for ten hours each, with instructors to be locally and nationally recognized.
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Athens County
Athens
Iin
He Bing
State Welfare Department
Ohio
Bing
Edith Beeche
Hey
A. H. Krussell
Madison
Wisconsin
Krussell
Logan Gas rate case to be argued before Ohio Supreme Court
Oral argument to be submitted to the Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus in the Logan Gas Co case. The company appeals a utilities commission valuation of 40 million dollars for Ohio properties and seeks about 60 million. Some 33 municipalities and rural districts are affected. Rates will not be set until after the appeal is decided. The court will take the case under advisement after the hearing and delay decision.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Logan
Logan Gas Co
State Utilities Commission
Ohio
Supreme Court
Asa Dullah Khan Installed King of Kabul
Asa Dullah Khan, brother of Amanullah, is temporarily installed as king in Kabul to replace Bacha Sakao who fled the city last week ahead of Nadir Khan's advancing troops.
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Calcutta
U.P
Asadullah Khan
Amanullah
Afghanistan
Bacha Sakao
Kabul
Nadir Khan
How To Save On Moving Expenses
A Messenger Classified ad idea promotes dialing 0243 to list owned furniture for sale and replace with smaller items. Mrs. O G Jordan of 19 Church Street reports selling a long list of household goods from beds to a phonograph in one day.
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Messenger
O. G. Jordan
Church Street
Chase School Plans Saturday Evening Entertainment
Mrs. Everette Carbaugh announces a ple and candy sociable at Chase School this Saturday October 19 with a special program. Proceeds go toward equipment for the school and readings and music will be provided for Albany High School. Speakers will explain the bond issue for a new Albany high school.
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Chase School
Everette Carbaugh
Albany High School
Albany
Ciildipe
Porch Collapse Injures Seventeen Girls at Blue Mountain College
BLUE MOUNTAIN Miss Oct 5 Seventeen girls were injured when a second story porch at Blue Mountain College a girls school collapsed and hurled them 25 feet to the pavement last night. Fifteen of the injured all suffering broken arms legs or cuts and bruises were in hospitals at New Albany.
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Blue Mountain
Miss
Glue Mountain College
New Albany
Wedded at Pomeroy Sues for Divorce
Marietta Ohio October 15 Mrs Corn Circle has filed in common pleas court for divorce from Augustus A Circle whom she wed at Pomeroy March 23 1913. She cites gross neglect of duty extreme cruelty and says she is the second wife with former stepchildren abusing her. She claims his son’s unlawful acts caused financial hardship.
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Marietta
Corn Circle
Common Pleas Court
Agustus A. Circle
Pomeroy
Treatments for Horses at Chicago Stable
Thoroughbred horses at a racetrack stable near Chicago receive daily ultra violet ray treatments when natural sunlight is unavailable to keep them in good condition.
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Racituer
Chicago
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