Pomeroy Middleport Township Candidates
Rutland township Trustees listed C F Anderson E L Bingham Homer L Carson George W Davidson J O Eblin G H Pratt S M Russell. Clerk C A Swick. Treasurer F H Bean. No candidates for constable or assessor. Salisbury Trustees William Carmen Walter Cooper Jos G Epple Harvey G Jones Earl C Mason Walter McElhenney Harry Smith. Clerk Elmer Diehl. Treasurer Ed Ohlinger. Constable J P Burnsides Lord J Hysell D H Moore Henry Ohlinger Robin Roush Henry Seidenable Christian Seyfried W W Thompson.
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Rutland Township
C. F. Anderson
E. L. Bingham
Homer L. Carson
George W. Davidson
J. O. Eblin
G. H. Pratt
S. M. Russell
C. A. Swick
F. H. Bean
Salisbury
William Carmen
Walter Cooper
Jos. G. Epple
Harvey G. Jones
Earl C. Mason
Walter McElhenney
Harry Smith
Elmer Diehl
Ed Ohlinger
J. P. Burnsides
Lord J. Hysell
D. H. Moore
Henry Ohlinger
Robin Roush
Henry Seidenable
Christian Seyfried
W. W. Thompson
Diphtheria Claims Rutland Child. Another Ill
John Still, son of Frank Still of Rutland, died Monday of diphtheria. Another child is seriously ill with the same disease.
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John Still
Frank Still
Rutland
Marshall Schaaf III Reported Seriously Ill at Home
George Schaaf, marshall of Pom eroy, is seriously ill at his home in the second ward from kidney trouble and complications. He is advanced in years with a young wife and three small children.
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Marshall Schaaf III
George Schaaf
Marshall of
Six Year Old Girl Undergoes Bone Abscess Operation
Laura Gilkey age six living on Lead ing Creek near Jacobs site was taken to a Gallipolis hospital for X ray that revealed a bone abscess in the right leg between knee and ankle. She returned for an operation on Tuesday morning.
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Laura
Homer Gilkey
Leading Creek
Jacobs
Gallipolis
Intercounty highway opens linking Meigs and Gallia counties
Tuesday morning barricades were removed on the new three mile pike below Middleport enabling public traffic. Surfacing is complete with berms and ditches finishing this week. State takeover expected November 1 marking a record fast build with payroll near five thousand dollars weekly.
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Middleport
Middleport Council
Winegar’s Corner
Gallia
County Automobile Club
Matrimonial Surprise in Departure from Keer Run
A Columbus-bound man wed a wife he took with him, a move that surprised his Keer Run family and friends. The wife had earlier been married, divorced her husband, and had been living in Columbus.
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Columbus
Keer
Four Meigs County Girls Honored by Ohio University
Miss Helen Bowles of Dexter Miss Marie Schorn and Miss Bee Roberts of Pomeroy and Miss Frances Hunker of Middleport were honored by students and instructors at Ohio University Athens. Bowles pledged Alpha Delta Pi and elected to the girls glee club Schorn pledged Theta Phi Alpha Hunker and Roberts chosen as members of the Ohio Girls Glee Club.
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Meigs County
Helen Bowles
Dexter
Marie Schorn
Bee Roberts
Pomeroy
Frances Hunker
Middleport
Ohio University
Athens
Miss Bowles
Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Glee Club
Miss Schorn
Theta Phi Alpha Sorority
Miss Hunker
Miss Roberts
Ohio Girls’ Glee Club
Celebrated Sixtieth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Barton
Mr and Mrs Andrew G Barton marked their sixtieth wedding anniversary at Rutland on October 15. He is nearly 84 and she 77. Married in Morgan township Gallia county sixty years ago, they moved to Rutland July 17, 1883. Their children include Mrs Minnie McFarland Thomas H Barton Mrs Myrtle Barrett Austin Barton Elza E Barton Burrel Barton and Mrs Howard Pon. Fifty eight guests attended the anniversary dinner at the Methodist church banquet room.
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Andrew G. Barton
Rutland
Barton
Marton
Morgan Township
Gallia County
Minnie McFarland
Thos. H. Barton
Myrtle Barrett
Austin Barton
Elza E. Barton
Burrel Barton
Howard Pon
George Ryther Married in Florida Move Report
George Ryther relocated to Florida to establish permanent residence after his recent move. The report notes his marriage during this transitional period and the implications for his residence plans.
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George Ryther
Florida
Oil boom rocks Syracuse as new well gushes
A real oil boom hits Syracuse after another well on the John Hallam land sprayed oil yesterday. The field reports about 50 barrels per day from the new strike while two more wells will start on the lease. Oil scouts from outside the area are gathering as drillers redouble efforts.
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Pomeroy
Syracuse
Ioll
John Hallam
Rutland Triumphs In Extra Session Over Racine Clashes
Rutland and Racine high schools opened the season with a tight basketball game at Racine. An overtime period decided the fracas, Rutland winning 22 to 19. A return game is slated for next Friday afternoon at Rutland.
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Rutland
Racine
Patriotic Night at Middleport Revival Noted by G A R and Cedar Creek Circle
Evangelist lauds Grand Army of the Republic remnant while Dr Swift preaches on The Detective Who Never Lost a Case and The Worst Prayer in the Bible. Sin and consequences discussed. prayer meetings set for Thursday at five local homes.
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Middleport
Cedar Creek
Grand Army of the Republic
Dr. Swift
Lyons
Gravel Hill
E. E. Campbell
Upper Mill Street
B. H. Sanborn
Fifth Street
W. J. de Venney
Vine Street
A. M. Hamilton
Lincoln Street
Residents Return from West Virginia Visits and Local Meetings
Stewart and Rita Moore return from West Virginia with Mrs. Stonestreet joining them. Nearby trips include Guy Pierce's family visit to Marietta and the Camel family staying with Mrs. Minnear in Beebe. Rome township Grange met in the IOOF Hall while trustees convened in the town house. Funeral services for Ola Cole were held at the M E Church with interment nearby.
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P. G. Metherell
Bartlett
Guy
Alex. Parsons
William Leake
Amesville
Omah Pickett
Athens
John Winner
L. H. Smith
Ola Cole
Rome Township
Sand Rock
M. E. Church
Charles Nice
Columbus
Parkersburg
Ed. Nice
Wad Dean
Culler
Rome
Logan Elks Initiation Opens Fall Membership Drive
Eikdom lodge hosted six candidates during a Monday evening initiation. New Straitsville sent a sizable delegation for the ceremony and banquet that followed the degree work. The event kicked off the Elks fall campaign to recruit new members.
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ELKS
New Straitsville
Quiet City Wedding Unites Velma Conkle and D Chauncey Reynolds
Miss Velma Conkle and Mr. D Chauncey Reynolds were quietly married at the U B church parsonage by Rev J G Spears on Monday evening. The couple, unattended, will reside at 334 South Mulberry and begin married life with friends in attendance after the ceremony.
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Velma Conkle
D. Chauncey Reynolds
U. B. Church
J. G. Spears
E. E. Campbell
Helen M. Reynolds
Greenwich
Ohio
Case and Son
Legion of Friends
South Mulberry Street
SENT TO REFORM SCHOOL FOR BURGLARY CASE
Arthur Field aged 16 was ordered to the B I S at Lancaster after a hearing on his alleged burglary of his father's Green township home. Howard Fields and Earl Riley remain jailed awaiting grand jury action. Field admitted riding freight trains but denied burglary. He will enter reform school in Lancaster to complete his neglected education.
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Arthur Field
Green Township
Stephenson
Lancaster
Howard Fields
Earl Riley
Grand
Young Fields
C. W. Pettit
All Day Rally Planned at Mt Pleasant U B Church
An all day rally is announced for Mt Pleasant U B church in Marion township on Sunday October 30. Rev J G Spears of Logan is slated to speak along with other denomination leaders. If weather allows a basket dinner will be held outdoors.
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Mt. Pleasant U. B
Marion Township
J. G. Spears
Logan
Had Appendicitis Hits Union Area Boy
Emmett Shaw aged 12 son of Mr and Mrs Frank Shaw of near Union was taken ill with appendicitis and hospitalized for treatment.
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Emmett Shaw
Frank Shaw
Near Union
Local boy undergoes appendectomy after hospital arrival
A boy was brought to the local hospital Monday by Dr Faulk for acute appendicitis. An immediate operation was performed and the patient withstood the procedure well with no complications expected.
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Furnace
Faulk
Miss Magdeline Till Attends Lafay ette Wedding
Miss Magdeline Till and her niece Barbara Till traveled to Lafayette Indiana to attend the wedding of Miss Esther Schorr to Mr John Stevens held Tuesday. Both Till women were bridal party members in Logan.
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Magdeline Till
Barbara Till
Lafayette
Ind
Esther Schorr
John Stevens
Miss Schorr
Logan
Miss Till
Return to Logan Hartzell F S Family after six weeks travel
The Hartzell family completed a six weeks motor trip visiting Oil City Pennsylvania to celebrate the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of M W Hartzell aged 85 and Mrs Hartzell aged 78. Pauline Hartzell aged 14 who holds a Nazarene preaching license delivered eight sermons during the journey including in Oil City Uhrichsville and other en route towns. One auditor offered to fund a four year college course for her.
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Logan F
Church of the Nazarene
Oil City
Tabernacle
Uhrichsville
Still Found at George Anderton Home in Coonville
Sheriff Larimer and Deputy Morris found a still in the Coonville residence of George Anderton on Monday. Anderton admitted starting operation and running one mash batch. His mother fainted at the raid and needed revival time. He pleaded guilty and was fined $100 plus costs by Judge Pettit.
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Larimer
Morris
George Anderton
Coonville
Anderton
Hospitalized Nelsonville Man Leaves After Appendicitis
George Elliott left the local hospital Monday for his home in Nelsonville. He was operated on for appendicitis 14 weeks ago and has since been convalescing. The appendix became badly infected and considerable poison entered his system, requiring a long recovery.
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George Elliott
Nelsonville
Weekend Social Notes From Union Community
Union Mr and Mrs Walter Dicken visited relatives in Coonville Sunday. A L Snedden toured with family, enduring auto punctures on the ride. The infant of Cyrus Chesser shows improvement while Israel Chesser plans to move to the Hoover farm next week. Rally Day at Union church is slated for next Sunday with Blyss organizing. The Snedden wireless store remains a lively evening gathering spot with wide-ranging chatter.
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Walter Dicken
Coonville
A. L. Snedden
Doc Penrod
Marshfield
Floyd Bean
Athens
Israel Chesser
Cyrus Chesser
Bill Moler
Buick Company
Charles Howell
Prof. Hoover
Adam Stuart
Billy Gabriel
Airdale
Richard Jones
M. A. Jacoby
Charles Ross
Vinton County
Mr. Ross
Anderson Ross
Luhrig
Matt Sherman
Union Church
Blyss
Sant Ervin
Big Bill Haywood Heads American Mine Syndicate
The Siberian revolutionary committee announced a concession to operate mines in the Kuznets basin to a syndicate of American workers led by "Big Bill" Haywood.
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BIG Bill
Moscow
Siberian Revolutionary Committee
Kuznetz Basin
Big Bill” Haywood
Clay men seek railroad rate cuts in Ohio
Thirteen Ohio manufacturers of clay products including sewer pipe and chimney flues filed with the Public Utilities Commission a request for a reduction in railroad freight rates within the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Public Utilities ‘Commission
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