Deaths and political notes from Ohio byproducts
Mrs. A. L. Hoyt died in Columbus after months with a tumor, survived by two brothers Will Bradfield and Charles Bradfield and sister Bessie Mutchmore. Her burial plans place her remains in Pomeroy where she lived most of her life. Senator Rathburn, once a Rutland and Middleport merchant, pushed a quadrennial real property valuation bill in the Ohio Senate from 1905 to 1916, though the measure failed to endure amid tax commission reforms. He hopes to resume business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt
A. L. Hoyt
Columbus
Isaac Bradfield
Will Bradfield
Charles Bradfield
Chauncey
Bessie Mutchmore
Logan
Pomeroy
Telegraph
Rathburn
State Senate
State Taxation Commission
Senator Rathburn
Rutland
Middleport
Meigs County
Ohio
High Wigs and the Fashion of William and Mary Era
In the design era of William and Mary the custom arose for young dandies to wear large wigs. They carried tortoise-shell combs to groom their towering styles as a sign of prestige and fashion among peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam and
Mary
Why styles change in men’s clothing reflect the spirit of the times
Fashion quotes hewing to the era as styles mirror social mood. The piece notes Sir Walter Raleigh’s coat and the Pilgrim Father’s attire as expressions of personality, praising Cortley Clothes made in New York City for detailed design and workmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Raleigh
New York City
Cortley
Metropolis
Pomeroy Travelers and Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs L A Carl of Baltimore are guests of home folk H Keehue left yesterday for Springfield and Columbus for a short visit before a hunting trip to Canada Mr and Mrs Joe Gooseman of Cleveland were here for the death of Geo Schaaf and have now returned home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
L. A. Carl
Baltimore
H. Keehue
Springfield
Columbus
Canada
Joe Gooseman
Cleveland
Geo. Schaaf
Fistic Festival Boxing Card At Pomeroy Opera House
The Meigs Athletic Club promotes a boxing bill at the Pomeroy Opera House tomorrow evening. The main event is an eight round bout featuring Jackie Mellman of Columbus and 1K. GO. Quigsey of San Francisco with Elmer Goodwin of Pomeroy and Frank Adkins of Rutland in a five round semi final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meigs Athletic Club
Pomeroy Opera House
Jackie Mellman
Columbus
GO. Quigsey
San Francisco
Elmer Goodwin
Pomeroy
Frank Adkins
Rutland
Nice Chautauqua Balance
A detailed statement for the late Meigs Chautauqua shows last year's treasury balance of 521.10. This year receipts total 3 652.85, including the prior balance. Expenses for talent 2 350, music adjudicator 100, reading adjudicator 20, and other costs bring total disbursements to 3 254.54, leaving a net balance of 398.33, down 122.77 from last year.
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Nice Chautauqua
Meigs
Treasury
Aged man dies at Mason City in 85th year
William Simmons father in law of Ed Raybould died Monday morning at Mason City aged eighty five. He leaves a wife and several daughters. Funeral held Wednesday.
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Mason
William Simmons
Ed Raybould
Mason City
Bigley Sells Main Street Residence. Hobel Trio Lecture Soon
Racine S. R. Bigley sells his two story Main Street home to Wilbur Ellis who plans to move in after Ellis vacates. Ellis buys Requia Ellis homestead on Sunset Avenue and will relocate promptly. The Hobel Trio lecture kicks off the M E church course Monday night October 31. A daughter was born October 20 to Mr and Mrs R C Kell of Charleston, granddaughter to Mr and Mrs S R Bigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine S. R. Bigley
Wilbur Ellis
Main Street
Ellis
Requia Ellis
Sunset Ave
Hobel
M. E
R. C. Kell
Charleston
Stork
Rathburns Headed to Colorado for Prolonged Stay
Milton E Rathburn of Rutland Meigs county and his wife Mrs Rathburn have gone to Colorado for a prolonged stay for his benefit in a Columbus Dispatch notice indicating a health related journey.
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Meigs
Columbus Dispatch
Milton E. Rathburn
Rutland
Meigs County
Car Stolen From Sugar Run Premises
Thief took Reese Wests new Essex automobile from his Sugar Run property early yesterday. A quantity of gasoline was also stolen from Phil Meiers garage, believed to be by the same suspects who took the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reese West
New Essex
Sugar Run
Phil Meier
Death of Isaac A. Train Polices New York City
Isaac A. Train, son of the late Dr. Train and longtime Pomeroy resident, died at about sixty and never married. A former New York City policeman, his body arrived for burial in Beech Grove cemetery on the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Train
Isaac A. Train
Dr. Train
Pomeroy
New York City
Beech Grove
Harry Smiths French marriage dispute clarified
A letter from Georgette H. Smith of Bordeaux dated October 8 1921 to the paper asserts her marriage to Harry H. Smith occurred February 1920 in France. She provides multiple records ratifying the union and asks publication to set the record straight regarding earlier death and marriage notices. The Red Cross in Pomeroy Ohio is cited as aiding.
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Harry Smith
France
Bordeaux
Auxvieux Gobelins
Rue Hangure
Harry H. Smith
George Smith
Church of Notre Dame
Vesta McCoy
Red Cross of
Pomeroy
Ohio
Georgette H. Smith
Mrs McBride Ill After Gall Duct Ulcer Diagnosed
Mrs Amanda McBride of Syracuse is dangerously ill from an ulcerated gall duct. Doctors Holzer and Gribble consulted Tuesday but judged her too weak for an operation, and the plan was abandoned. Little hope of recovery is reported.
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Amanda McBride
Joseph McBride
Syracuse
Holzer
Gribble
Hearing Tuesday for Bradbury crash defendants Palmer and Martin
John Palmer and Osby Martin, charged with running down Miss Dodson of Bradbury, appeared before Mayor Williams. The hearing is set for next Tuesday with each defendant under a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Palmer
Osby Martin
Miss Dodson
Bradbury
Williams
LOGAN MANSE STUCCOED AND DIVORCE GRANTED IN LOGAN
The Pres byterian manse on North Market street was stuccoed by Bremen workers praised as high quality. W M Brown of Enterprise faces a fox hide charge in Mayor Miller court. Lawrence E Sheren was granted a divorce from Mary Fred Sheren for extreme cruelty with asset adjustments and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Market Street
Bremen
Logan
Montgomery and Gabriel
West Main Street
C. C. Higgins
Miller’s Court
W. M. Brown
Enterprise
State of
Ohio
Lawrence E. Sheren
Mary Fred Sheren
Pettit
Nelsonville
Sheren
Hocking Valley Railroad
Logan to Meet Nelsonville High on Weekend Roadtrip
Logan high school football travels to Nelsonville to face their local eleven after recovering from a defeat by East high of Columbus last Saturday. The team, now in good shape, has two more home games on the schedule.
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Logan
Nelsonville
East High of
Columbus
Schedule Adds Games with Aquinas Canal Winchester in Logan
Officials announced a Logan schedule showing games with Aquinas and Canal Winchester and a proposed visit from Mt. Vernon high. A previously billed contest was cancelled after teams could not guarantee enough expenses.
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Aquinas
Canal Winchester
Mt. Vernon High
Logan
Council Attendance Delays Annexation Ordinance Reading
Council members Stracke and Voris were absent as a coup failed to meet Tuesday evening. An ordinance to accept a plot of ground for annexation by Pat Canty and others was read but not passed due to absence. The Glenview Heights plat would provide new building lots. Bert Humphrey and Russell Howe sought action on a Rochester and Friesner crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stracke
Voris
Coupers
Pat Canty
Glenview Heights
Bert Humphrey
Russell Howe
Rochester
Friesner Avenue
Grand jury session extends into next week with witnesses questioned
The October grand jury remains in session with little chance of finishing before week’s end. Many witnesses are being questioned daily as proceedings continue into next week.
Body of Mrs Bertie Stevens to be buried here
Word reached Logan on Wednesday that the body of Mrs Bertie Alice Stevens aged 45 who died Tuesday at her Columbus home would be brought to this city on Thursday for interment. She was a daughter of Mrs Wesley Woodard and is survived by her husband three sons and one daughter.
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Logan
Bertie Alice Stevens
Columbus
Wesley Woodard
Yap ownership debate discussed by Twice Five Club
Mr and Mrs F D Brown hosted the Twice Five Club in Haydenville on Tuesday evening. Members debated whether the United States should own the Island of Yap despite opposition, with A F White presenting the affirmative and R L White the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Brown
Haydenville
United States
Yap
A. F. White
Rr. L. White
Halloween Season Elegance At Meeting Dinner
A spirited meeting closed with an elegant dinner hosted by Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Richard Brown. Guests included Rev. C. L. Johnson of Nelsonville, Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Beam, Mrs. White, and Miss Minerva White of Logan, with table decor foretelling Halloween.
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Donald
Richard Brown
C. W. Pettit
Mack Cooley
Hallowe
C. L. Johnson
Nelsonville
John Daugherty Sr
Nancy Beam
John White
Minerva White
Logan
Miss Hazel Tucker Dies at 25 in Columbus Hospital
Miss Hazel Tucker 25 of Haydenville died Tuesday at 1 after an operation for adhesions at Columbus hospital. She had been ill about a week and had prior surgery 17 months ago. Her body returned to Haydenville home of parents Mr and Mrs Dallas Tucker. Survived by three sisters Mrs William Rizer Mrs Ethel V Walter and Mrs Charles Jacobs and two brothers Wil Tucker and Gerald Tucker. Funeral Friday at Haydenville church with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Columbus Hospital
Dallas Jucker
Haydenville
William Rizer
Logan
Ethel V. Walter
Lancaster
Charles Jacobs
Wil Tucker
Petersburg
Gerald Tucker
Oak Grove
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Cray’s Jazz Minstrels
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Justine
Harrison Ford
Neen
Agatha
Harriet Louis Smith
Pathe News Majestic
Tom Mix
Lorain
Modern School of Cookery
The
Forecast Magazine
New York Tribune Institute
Good Housekeeping Institute
Empire Phonograph
Mrs. McBride
Hazel Tucker
Columbia
Flora Kimball Young
New York
Bill
Bob
Earl Williams
Munsinge
Phoenix
Gordon
Gotham
Allen A
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Soeto
Sry
Corona
D. Zenner Co
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