Pomeroy Middleport Big Sunday Baseball Clash
A big game is scheduled Sunday afternoon at the Syracuse park with New Haven facing the Parkersburg Independents. Rumored big leaguers Greasy Neal Dick Hoblitzer and Rand may play for Parkersburg while Fisher and Grimm guard the New Haven battery. The event had a festive crowd with children in Mother Goose and Halloween outfits and plenty of refreshments.
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Syracuse Park
New Haven
Parkersburg Independents
Greasy Neal
Dick Hoblitzer
Rand
Parkersburg
Fisher
Grimm
Farm Institute Officers Plan Four State Aid Institutes
A county meeting at the courthouse with state supervisor F. L. Allen arranged four state aid institutes to be held in November at Rocksprings Long Bottom Rutland and Chester. Promising independent institutes may follow at Racine Dyesville and Harrisonville.
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Farm Institute
F. L. Allen
Rocksprings
Long Bottom
Rutland
Chester
Racine
Dyesville
Harrisonville
Pomeroy Lyceum announces Chapel Singers first show
The Pomeroy Lyceum Course opens with the Chapel Singers performing next Monday at 7 30 PM in the Simpson MB church. Tickets cost 60 cents for single admission and $2 for a five number season. children pay 1 dollar. The non profit event seeks community support and tickets are sold at Wisecarver's New York Clothing House Red Star Red Anchor and through solicitors.
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Pomeroy Lyceum
Chapel Singers
Simpson M. BH
Wisecarver's
New York Clothing House
Red Star
Red Anchor
A Farewell Party For Leonard and Mrs Fisher
Mr and Mrs Leonard Fisher plan a winter in California and held a Hallowe en party for their nieces and nephews as a send off.
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Leonard Fisher
California
All Day Meeting at First Baptist Church Middleport
An all day meeting at First Baptist Church Middleport Friday begins with a 10:30 praise service and continues to 2:30. Out of town speakers assist the evangelist. 11:30 lunch precedes a fellowship meeting. At 2:00 the evangelist discusses The Trinity. Evening service at 7. Last night many joined in rededication and new conversions were reported.
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Middleport
First Baptist Church
Meigs County Game Protective Plans Rabbit Banquet
At the courthouse meeting of the Meigs County Game Protective Association arrangements were made for a November rabbit banquet. State field and game moving pictures and state speakers will also be featured.
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Meigs County Game Protective Association
Rev. Jones Returns to Pomeroy Church for Talk
Rev. T Jesse Jones former Pomeroyan who has traveled widely to do interdenominational church work will speak at the Pomeroy Presbyterian church next Sunday evening His tale will likely captivate and interest his many life long friends and supporters.
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Jones
T. Jesse Jones
Pomeroyan
Pomeroy Presbyterian Church
Evenin
Jones Family Returns From 85000 Mile World Trip
Friends of Pomeroy Bend note a meeting with several churches invited. Mr. Jones and his family have just returned from an extensive journey spanning many regions of the world.
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Friends of
Pomeroy Bend
Mr. Jones
Wolfe and Seenhower Wed in Portland Ohio
David Wolfe aged 34 and Mona Seenhower aged 33 were married in Portland Ohio according to a Parkersburg News clipping dated Wednesday.
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Parkersburg
David Wolfe
Mona Seenhower
Portland Ohio
Pomeroy Pythian Sisters Delegate Heads to Murray City
Mrs A Off Tracy and several Sisters depart for Murray City to attend the district convention. Mrs George H Parker leaves for Marietta as a delegate from the Simpson M E Society to a Women Foreign Missionary Society convention.
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A. Off Tracy
Pomeroy Pythian Sisters
Murray City
George H. Parker
Marietta
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Simpson M. E. Society
Estate closing prompts sale of Main Street business
Mr. Rump of Cincinnati travels to Fomeroy to wrap up the Louis Rump estate. Louis Persons plans to close the furniture business and the Main Street building is likely to be sold.
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Mr. Rump
Cincinnati
Fomeroy
Louis Rump
Louis Persons
Main Street
Marriage Licenses in Middleport and Pomeroy Areas
A list of marriage licenses shows Orville Cooke 21 and Anna At kine 18 of Carpenter. Lawrence Qualls 23 and Kather ine Still 16 of Pomeroy. William Gresuser 25 and Ruena Amith 10 of Pomeroy. James Bowen 223 in Buchtel and Maggie Landers 19 of Middleport. James W. Kerr 33 of Dayton and Mildred Wells Lewis 24 of Middleport. Herbert L. Sayre 23 and Doris fh Sayre 19 of Antiquity. Sumner Kindle 57 and Amelia Fick 60 of Middleport.
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Orville Cooke
Anna Atkine
Carpenter
Lawrence Qualls
Katherine Still
Pomeroy
William Gresuser
Pomeroy and
Ruena Amith
James Bowen
Buchtel
Ohio
Maggie Landers
Middleport
James W. Kerr
Dayton
Mildred Wells Lewis
Herbert L. Sayre
Doris Fh. Sayre
Sumner Kindle
Amelia Fick
Farm Bureau Campaign Aims County Cleanup Drive
County farm bureau directors met at County Agent Woodward's office to plan a county cleanup campaign. Organizers Heiston of Highland and Burlingame of Noble lead efforts with local talent, holding assemblies at Harrisonville School Lot Church Rutland and Salem Center. They schedule Rutland Saturday and next week Salisbury Chester Orong and Olive with remaining areas later.
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Farm Bureau
Woodward
Board of Directors
County Farm Bureau
Heiston
Highland County
Burlingame
Noble County
Harrisonville
Sutton township ballot candidates listed for trustees clerk treasurer
The Sutton township voters may choose from candidates for three trustees C M Brown B G Circle Wendell Greus er P D Karr Newton A Roush Thos A Wolfe. clerk Clifford Hood Minersville and R R Lott Racine. treasurer Wm B Carnahan Racine precinct. No candidates for constable and assessor.
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Sutton Township
Racine
Syracuse
C. M. Brown
8. G. Circle
Wendell Greuser
P. D. Karr
Newton A. Roush
Thos. A. Wolfe
Clifford Hood
Minersville
R. R. Lott
Wm. B. Carnahan
Infant Son Dies in Logan Home
Mr and Mrs Chauncey Steele mourn the death of their eight month old son Joseph Ruble at their Pottery street home on Tuesday morning at 9 30 A M A short funeral service was held at the residence at 2 P M conducted by Rev J G Spears and the child was buried in Oak Grove cemetery.
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Chauncey Steele
Joseph Ruble
Pottery Street
J. G. Spears
Oak Grove Cemetery
United Prayer Services Unite Three Churches Campaign
The first joint meeting was held at the U B church. Next week the gathering relocates to the Presbyterian church and then to the Methodist church as part of an evangelistic campaign beginning mid November. Cottage prayer groups start Friday. Eight city districts will each have a representative from the three churches. A vacant lot behind the Presbyterian manse was chosen for the tabernacle, replacing the earlier suggested Market Street site next to the courthouse.
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United Prayer Services
U. B
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Market Street
Guardian Appoints Clyde Hawk for Ellen Hawk at Athens Asylum
Judge Stephenson appoints Clyde Hawk guardian of Ellen Hawk, inmate at Athens asylum, to secure war wartime allotment. Bond set at 538 dollars with Clifford Hawk and Allie Hawk as sureties. Clyde Hawk of Carbon Hill listed as guardian resident.
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Clyde Hawk
Ellen Hawk
Athens Asylum
Stephenson
Clifford Hawk
Allie Hawk
Carbon Hill
Worley Plans Sale to Undergo Hospital Operation
I F Worley who runs a store and restaurant on Gallagher Avenue intends to sell the business to enter a Columbus hospital for an operation. A former Hocking Valley brakeman he injured his right hip in a river division freight wreck about a year and a half ago. The injury did not heal and the operation aims to save his leg. He will leave for the Columbus hospital once his affairs are arranged.
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I. F. Worley
Gallagher Avenue
Worley
Hocking Valley
Columbus
First diphtheria death hits Logan this year
Elizabeth Coakley six months old daughter of James Coakley of Zanesville avenue died Tuesday afternoon of diphtheria. A private funeral was held at the residence and she was buried in Oak Grove cemetery. Her mother died shortly after the child was born. This is Logan's first diphtheria death this year.
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Elizabeth
James Coakley
Zanesville Avenue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Logan
Millions Use Gets-It For Corns
Millions use Gets-It for corns with guaranteed pain relief and fast results. The ad claims corns vanish quickly after first application and offers a money back guarantee if the product fails. Distributed by EB, Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
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Eb, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Mettler Named Administratrix of Andrew Mettler Estate
Mary J. Mettler was named administratrix of the Andrew Mettler estate of Laurelville. Her bond of 3000 dollars was furnished with American Surety Company as surety.
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Mary J. Mettler
Andrew Mettler
Laurelville
American Surety Company
Homecoming Held by Hocking Valley Lodge No 262
More than 185 attended the annual homecoming meeting of Hocking Valley lodge No 262 I O O F on Tuesday evening. Committee members Waugh Jacoby Holzchuk and Buchanan organized the program. Rev Williams and Rolland Bright gave addresses. Lawrence Kessler directed an orchestra with vocal quartet performers. An elaborate banquet followed.
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Hocking Valley Lodge
William Waugh
Henry Jacoby
A. Holzchuk
John Buchanan
Rev. Williams
Bremen
Rolland Bright
Grand Lodge
Lawrence Kessler
J. G. Spears
Ottelles
Walter Reasoner
C. L. Yocum
Car Wreck on Logan Nelsonville Pike Injures Mrs Anthony
Tuesday morning collision between John Spencer of Carbon Hill and SS Blum near Emerson Poston residence toppled Spencer’s car and pinned Mrs. Frank Anthony beneath. She was rushed to Logan with severe bruises. other occupants escaped injury. Tom Perry, passenger, unharmed.
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Logan
Nelsonville Pike
Emerson Poston
John Spencer
Carbon Hill
Mrs. Anthony
Spencer
County United Brethren Ministers Meet for Enlistment Plan
Two representatives from each U B church in the county met at the local church on Tuesday evening. The missionary society served supper before a two hour conference on the United Enlistment program. The gathering aims to foster closer cooperation and fellowship among county churches.
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U. B
Missionary Society
United Enlistment
Harmony Hill Social Notes From Gibbs Sale To Local Ball Game
The article lists residents who attended the Gibbs sale near Hockingport on October 12 and a Sunday ball game at Little Hocking where the local team won 17 to 16. It notes family visits and gatherings with names like J C Coggeshall, J D Yates, Dana Miller, Ruth Red bush, Millard Foster, Curtis Sherman, N S Dutton, Mary A Foster, H M Yates, Bertha Cunningham, Little Bird, and others amid husking corn and apple picking season.
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J.C. Coggeshall
T. J. Foster
Edgar Watson
Charles Harris
Hockingport
R. R. Hueston
M. L. Cornes
Cecil
Tom Foster
Little Hocking
Vincent
J. Cogg
Little Bird
Parkersburg
Coggeshall
David Livingston
G. K. Thorpe
James Carpenter
Earl
Taylor Devore
Milo Foster
Peter
Rice, Wednesday Afternoon Visit and Torch Trip
Charles Cunningham and his mother and sister spent Sunday at Ireland with Mr and Mrs Tom Foster who were at Torch Saturday afternoon.
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Mrs
Tom Foster
Torch
Apple Loader at Torch Sparks Unclear Crime Link
John A. Walker is described loading a car with apples at Torch on a Tuesday. The report notes bootleggers using Blue Devil to make their product shine, a detail that adds questionable context to the scene.
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John A. Walker
Local notes from Carpenter and surrounding areas
Carpenter area reports calm after store robbery incident. William Shields of Athens moves drilling gear onto Enterprise Coal land to test coal. W B Hopkins and wife visit Pomeroy. James McKnight rents Ora Hanlin farm. Oil and gas test well preparation on George Ash farm east of Carpenter. Frank Green and Jesse Douglas buy two rams from W E Jeffers. J C Gorby buys 35 barred rock hens from W S Leighty and plans to herd them at Carpenter. C Woodyard recovering from typhoid to help at picnic. Henry Johnson leaving for Snowville. Henry Steinmetz returning from Mt Blanco. Mrs Elizabeth Stanley of Snowville visiting daughter Mrs Vestor Robinson.
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Carpenter
William Shields
Athens
Enterprise Coal Company
W. B. Hopkins
Pomeroy
James McKnight
Ora Hanlin
George Ash
Frank Green
Jesse Douglas
Snowville
W. E. Jeffers
J. C. Gorby
W. S. Leighty
Glouster
C. Woodyard
Henry Johnson
Henry Steinmetz
Mt. Blanco
Elizabeth Stanley
Vestor Robinson
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