Bank and Savings Mattie Lust Case Claims Encroachment
The state supreme court heard Friday a dispute over a building occupied by the Sanitary grocery on Second Street owned by Mrs Lust. The Farmers' Bank claims the structure encroaches about a foot and a half on its lot. The Pleas court ruled in favor of the plaintiff.
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F Bank
Savings Mattie Lust
State Supreme Court
Second Street
Fust
Farmers’ Bank
Moh Pleas Court
Steinbauer Weds in East
Word reached Pomeroy of the marriage of Miss Charlotte Bertha Steinbauer to Frederick Schilling Bauer at the Borowski home in Boston Massachusetts on October 10. Steinbauer, son of the late Fred Steinbauer, is a local junior grade U S navy officer recently stationed in New London Connecticut studying submarines.
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Pomeroy
Charlotte Bertha
Frederick Schillingbauer
Ork
Herman Borowski
Boston
Mass
Meinbauer
Fred Steinbauer
U. S
New London
Death Claims Mrs McClure Mercy
Harriet A Slure of Harrisonville died at home on Wednesday evening. She leaves four children Nellie and Mrs Cadmus Dutton Frank Jo and Edgar. Naval services will be held Friday afternoon at the Methodist church with burial in Welle cemetery.
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Mercy
Harriet A. Slure
Harrisonville
Nellie
Harsville
Cadmus Dutton
Iadieport
Frank
Denver
Edgar
Chicago
Methodist Church
Welle
Phineas Eastman Died Wednesday in Mercy
Mercy October 16 Phineas Eastman died at his daughter's home in Hemlock Grove. Funeral services were held at West Shade church with burial at Robinson cemetery. Also Celonia Mear, 65, died at Rutland home from dropsy. Christian church funeral planned with Miles cemetery burial.
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MERCY
Phineas
Hemlock Grove
Amine
A. An
Roy Eastman
Berton
Pomeroy R
Celenia Mear
Celonia
Ter
Elisa Haley
Rutland
Christian Church
Miles Cemetery
Young Negro to Face Trial for Murder in November
Dewey Morton, 37, pleads not guilty to second degree murder in the July 9 death of Arthur Boots Henshaw after a quarrel on the Z and W switch near Gloucester. A coroner’s inquest found a ruptured brain vessel from a single blow as the cause. bond set at 3000 and trial scheduled for November 28.
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Arthur
Boots") Henshaw
Dewey Morton
Henshaw
von Scheele
Hackeenville
J. J. Hoodlett
Chauncey
Local billiards night features high score by Marguerite Meier
Evening at the home event on Wednesday hosts a 'Hundred' club game. Three tables were in use. Marguerite Meier led with the high score, while Sulla Work placed second.
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Butor @veing
Mies
Marguerite ‘Meiér
Sulla
Truck Driver Breaks Arm In Road Accident
Pomeroy Ohio October 16. A truck driver for an oil company broke his arm after stepping into a hole in the road in front of the Excelsior Drive-In. Jennie Moore was with him and hurt as well. Moore journeyed to Columbus on business.
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Pomeroy
Zimer
Truck Oil Company
Ae ‘Ooln
Excelsior
Jennie Moore
Werth‘pays Moore
Columbus
Mr. Moore
Kafieas City
M. J. Meier
Cincin
Mati Thureday
Fred Guth
Mise Sue Lehew
Red Anchor
Kathyrn Bramiage
Frank Brandenburg J
D. W. Henessy
Carrie Irving
Iran Muntington
George ‘Whethholt
Athens Kiwanis Banquet Promotes Local Group
Seventy five Athens Kiwanis members plan a banquet at the M E church social rooms in Glouster to support the new local Kiwanis organization with over forty applicants. Herbert H. Lancaster will visit Glouster Lodge No. 346 Knights of Pythias for a Monday night meeting, with strong turnout expected.
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Glouster
Athens
Herbert H. Lancaster
Grand Outer Guard
Glouster Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Council to Meet Tonight in Glouster for Sewer Contract
Glouster council meets in regular session at the city building tonight. The meeting is expected to adjourn Monday to award the Wasnall addition sewer project and open bids for laying the sewer.
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Glouster
Dr Crawford to Surgeons Meet in Montreal
Dr and Mrs A J Crawford depart Sunday for Columbus to join New York Central surgeons en route to Montreal for the annual surgeons meeting beginning October 20. Clinica will be held in the hospital there. During his absence Dr Von Scheele of Jackson will oversee his practice.
Williamses Welcome 12-Pound Richard Jean
Mr and Mrs Chas Williams celebrate the birth of a 12 pound son named Richard Jean born Sunday. Mrs I M Von Scheel of Decatur Mich arrives for visit with Dr C Von Scheele and wife in Jacksonville. Mr and Mrs C B Price and children prepare to move to Wyandotte Mich where Mr Price has worked all summer. he is expected to arrive from Michigan today while the family departs Sunday by car.
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Chas. Williams
Richard Jean
I.’. M. von Scheel
Decatur
Mich
C. von Scheele
Jacksonville
Price
Wyandette
Michigan
Wyanddette
Marriage Licenses Reported in Ohio and Amesville
William Hughes 48 farmer Dun das Ohio and Katie Pauline Goff 63 housekeeper New Mansfield. William Patrick Lochery 31 postal service Pomeroy and Clara Eleanor Henry 28 music teacher Amesville.
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William Hughes
Dundas
Ohio
Katie Pauline Goff
New Mansfield
William Patrick Lochery
Pomeroy
Clara Eleanor Henry
Amesville
Port Arthur Hears Off Peanut Cracking Fine In Theaters
Port Arthur Texas city council votes to impose fines for cracking peanuts in theaters and moving picture houses, citing nuisance and public disturbance rules.
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Port Aurther
Tex
Chicago Officers Face Appeal Over Druggan Privileges
Sheriff Peter M. Hoffman and jail warden Wesley H. Westbrook faced a federal sentence and fines for privileges granted to Terry Druggan while jailed. The judge demanded $2,500 fines and directed both officials to answer with others in a related case against Frank C. Lake.
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Chicago
Peter M. Hoffman
Cook County
Wesley H. Westbrook
James H. Wilkerson
Terry Druggan
Wheaton County
Hoffman
Westbrook
Frank C. Lake
Druggan
Writing ink use spans six thousand years to present
A historic note states that lamp black ink has been used for roughly 6000 years, highlighting its long-standing role in writing traditions and the continuity of basic材料 in communication.
Justice Marsh Links Voter Apathy to Civic Decline
Columbus October 18 Chief Justice C T Marsh of the state supreme court deplored rising voter indifference. He warned organized minorities can steer policy and urged citizens to vote intelligently. Marsh, international Civitan president, rallies club support for higher turnout and was set for a radio appearance.
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Columbus
C. T. Marshall
State Supreme Court
Marshall
Justice Marshall
Civitan Club
Ad Address of This Subject Broadcast From WEAO
A night broadcast on station WEAO in Colum bia presents an address on the subject. The program aired October 29 and featured remarks from the speaker to listeners in the area.
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Weao
Columbia
Chillicothe Goosebone Prophet Foresees Floods and Snow
Deb Parsons, a local weather prophet, warns of high water levels in the bottoms and a winter with heavy snows unseen in fifty years around Chillicothe. The note closes with a historical aside about the Boston News Letter first published in April 1704.
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Wchillicothe
Deb” Parsons
Chillicothe
Boston News Letter
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