Pomeroy Bend Deposition in $20,000 Damage Suit
The deposition of Sarah A. Seyfried in a $20,000 damage suit against M. C. Hobart began in the Meigs county court before Squire H. J. Ewing. Proceedings continued to next Wednesday after extensive examination and numerous objections. The case concerns a land and coal trespass claim involving Katherine Hartenbach and Gotlelb Wildermuth heirs.
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Sarah A. Seyfried
M. C. Hobart
Squire H. J. Ewing
Gotlelb Wildermuth
Meigs
Katherine Hartenbach
C. H. Stewart
Informa
Defense counsel cite employment advisor in testimony
The defense argues the witness was acting as an advisor employed by A. D. Lee rather than relying on personal knowledge. Attorneys F. C. Russell and A. D. Russell represent the defendant in the proceedings.
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A. D. Lee
F. C. Russell
A. D. Russell
Deaf man Henry Smith injured by street car in Pomeroy
Henry Smith a 61 year old deaf and dumb man was struck by a street car in lower Pomeroy and Friday noon was reported resting easy with a fair chance for recovery. He had a broken collar bone and several ribs crushed but was not injured internally as first reported.
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Henry Smith
Lower Pomeroy
Funeral of Mrs. Henrietta A Hysell at Hiland Church
The funeral for Mrs. Henrietta A Hysell wife of Curtis Hysell of Zion occurred Monday afternoon at one o clock. Services were at Hiland church with interment at Beech Grove cemetery. The B F Biggs Co. conducted arrangements.
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Henrietta. A. Hysell
Curtis Hysell
Zion
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Hiland Church
Beech Grove Cemetery
B. F. Biggs Co
Sun day school class party at Mrs B H Sanburn home
About thirty members of Mrs B H Sanburn's Sun day school class from Middleport Baptist church gathered Friday evening at her home for an enjoyable party with varied entertainment. Refreshments included ice cream and cake.
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B. ‘H. Sanburn
Middleport Baptist Church
Sermon Series Opens at Simpson M E Church
Rev. L L Cherrington opened a seven sermon series at Simpson M E church with The Letter to the Church at Ephe sus as the first topic under The Seven Letters to the Seven Churches of Asia.
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L. L. Cherrington
Simpson M. E. Church
Ephesus
Asia
Local residents and visitors noted in weekend movements
Max Wildermuth from Akron tours Pomeroy. Frances Philson of Racine visits Cincinnati sister. Mrs. Homer E Cooper travels to Gallipolis for Holzer Hospital visit. Florence Ford and Edna Howell of Ohio University spend weekend with parents. Frances Malone accepts at Dr G Caldwell’s office. Arthur Kaspar returns from Columbus commercial course. Russell Bailey home from Camp Merritt New York. Mariam Blackmore to Marion Ohio then Cleveland for Junior Red Cross convention. Anna Blumenauer visits Huntington relatives. Rev C S Hunziker and family return from St Marys. Fred Sisson family travel to McArthur. Vina Downie returns to home region. W Huddleston visits Charleston. Louis Rood visits Middleport with H A Roush. Shiveler family visit Day ton. William Beeson and niece Star of Athens visit Gallipolis.
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Max Wildermuth
Pomeroy
Akron
Frances Philson
Racine
Cincinnati
Homer E. Cooper
Gallipolis
Holzer Hospital
Florence Ford
Edna Howell
Ohio University
Athens
Frances Malone
G. Caldwell
Arthur Kaspar
Columbus
Russell Bailey
Bradbury
Camp Merritt
N. Y
Mariam Blackmore
Marion
Cleveland
Red Cross
Anna Blumenauers
Huntington
C. S. Hunziker
St. Marys
Fred Sisson
Middleport
Heidelberg Hands Ohio Narrow 7-6 Loss in Third Game
Heidelberg defeats Ohio 7 to 6 at Ohio field in the third game of the season. Saggar scored the touchdown and kicked the goal for the visitors, while Ohio lost backs to injury and battled to stay competitive. Loomis and Shick made notable plays but Heidelberg finished strong near the end. Ohio heads to Gambier to face Kenyon.
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Ohio
Heidelberg
Ohio Field
Gambier
Kenyon
Tiffin
Althe
Sagger
Culver
Shick
Pope
Loomis
Heidelberg McDermott
Ohio Grid Tackle Scoring Shuffle Details
Referee McDonald from Columbus and umpire Emsweiler from Denison preside as Pfeiffer of Denison calls headlines. Loomis and Sayger score touchdowns with Sayger converting. Substitutions include Heidelberg Welker for Michaels and Gies for Schick, Michaels for Gies with multiple Ohio players shifting in for others.
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McDonald
Columbus
Emsweiler
Denison
Pfeiffer
Loomis
Sayger
Heidelberg
Welker
Michaels
Gies
Schick
Ohio
Fuller
Boyd
Young
Hibbard
Kreager
Bills
Stockdale
Pope
Nye
Schleyer
Newman
Davis
Hegley
Jones
Danford
Earthh
Obituary and public notices from Racine and Ohio prison
Obituary for Charles H Hayes born 1868 in Cosbey England and died 1919 in Racine Ohio. details of two marriages and eight children with survivors listed. Also card of thanks for funeral kindness and a poem. plus report Sheriff Parker returns from Columbus with Carl Roy Sharp, convicted and imprisoned after an escape attempt.
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Charles H. Hayes
Cosbey
England
Racine
Amanda McNamee
Mary Hallam
Sharp
Parker
Columbus
Carl Roy Sharp
Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus population estimated at 264 720 in new directory
Columbus estimated population stands at about 264 720 according to figures in the newly issued city directory dated October 18. The estimate reflects the latest counts used for municipal planning.
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Ae US
Columbus
Roush Campaign Seeks Mayor Victory in November Race
Candidate T. B. Roush campaigns for mayor as election day approaches in November. Supporters urge turnout and emphasize local issues and leadership.
Japanese Inventor Patents Aquarium Base for Lamp in US
A Japanese inventor secures a United States patent for an aquarium shaped base designed to support an electric table lamp. The device combines a decorative fish tank with a lamp stand, aiming to appeal to home decor buyers.
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United States
Colombia platinum output centers on single district
Colombia yields about 30 000 troy ounces of platinum each year with nearly all production coming from one district, highlighting a concentrated mining region and potential supply risks.
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Colombia
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Carol Holloway
Pete Morrison
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Tom Moore
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