Prisoner Is Given Term In Mansfield
POMEROY Oct 28 Robert Bails was sentenced to one to seven years at Mansfield by Judge A P Miller. The judge recommended the minimum term after Bails pleaded guilty to stealing a truck owned by John Shephard of Carpenter. He has been jailed since early September and helped refinish the jail interior. Sheriff Rice will transfer him to Mansfield today.
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Pomeroy
Robert Bails
Mansfield
A. P. Miller
Bails
John Shephard
Carpenter
Middleport Music Club Reports Growing Interest
The Middleport Music club met at the Methodist church with increasing member interest and strong community work. The program included club song America the Beautiful remarks by retiring president Mrs Hecox greetings by new president Mrs Chambers folk dances led by Mrs Klein and a variety of solos and songs including Mrs Bingham Mrs Smith and a Double Trio in the chorus.
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Middleport
Methodist ‘Church
America
Hecox
Chambers
Klein
Bingham
Death Comes to Former Citizen in Pomeroy
Word reached Pomeroy on October 28 of the death of Iron Simmons of Guyandotte West Virginia from typhoid fever and urnine ironing. He was 56, a widow, with five children and a sister, Mrs. Dan Iox, both living in Huntington. Simmons was born in Inersville and is remembered by many here. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher of Inersville attended the funeral in Guyandotte Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Yron Simmons
Guyandotte
W. A
Eliza Simmons
Dan Iox
Huntington
Amons
Inersville
William Fisher
Lyandotte
Garage Robbery Near Smith Home Reported
A garage adjacent to the J. W. Smith home at Thomas Fork was robbed last night. The thief forced the lock and took two new tires a used tire two tires storage battery and a spot meht. The Smiths are away in Springfield and have been absent some time.
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Pomeroy
J. W. Smith
Thomas Fork
Smiths
Springfield
Masked party planned by Rebecca lodge in Pomeroy
Rebecca lodge members plan a masked party for Rebeccas and friends at Odd Fellows hall in Pomeroy on Saturday evening. All Rebeccas are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Rebecca Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Wedding at Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy
Miss Elia Andrews daughter of Mr and Mrs nk Whipple of Long Bottom wed Henry Whiple in Sacred Heart Church. The bride wore a satin gown and was attended by her sister Miss Mary Andrews. The ceremony was by Father Igal. They plan to live at Ive Points.
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Pomeroy
Sacred Eart Church
Elia Amews
Nk Whipple
Long Bottom
Henry Whiple
Mary Andrews
Igal
Kipple
Rutland Wins In Hard Game At Middleport Park
In a tough battle at Pythian Park Middleport fell to Rutland 20 to 6 as William Arnold starred for Middleport and Rutland showed strong performances from their best players. The teams have each beaten the other this season and hope for better results in upcoming games.
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Middleport
Rutland Eleven
Pythian Park
William Arnold
Rutland
Local residents attend funeral and visit relatives
Mrs. Fred Bartels of Pomeroy and Miss Annie Bartels, Dwight Parker and Kay Mitch of Minersville attended the funeral of Red Bartels in Grouster. Mrs. W. K. Dean and her baby of Columbus visit Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Greuser in Minersville. Nate Hall lies seriously ill at his home at Naylor's Run. H. H. Hanning of Dayton was a business visitor yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bartels
Pomeroy
Annie Bartels
Dwight Parker
Kay Mitch
Minersville
Grouster
Red Bartels
W. K. Dean
Baby
Columbus
Leonard Greuser
Nate Hall
Naylor's Run
H. H. Hanning
Dayton
Pierce-Butcher wed in quiet Middleport ceremony
Clifford Pierce a Columbus machinist 24 and Golda Butcher daughter of Harvey Butcher of Middleport 18 were quietly married yesterday in Middleport Ohio in a small ceremony attended by family.
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Middleport
Clifford Pierce
Columbus
H. Pierce
Golda Butcher
Harvey Butcher
Mrs Jacob Gaul Dies After Long Illness in Pomeroy
Mrs. Jacob Gaul, 65, died after a lengthy illness. She had been bedfast for months and had suffered health problems for years. The death followed dropsy. Funeral services are planned at the home Friday with burial at Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Gaul
Pomeroy
Gau
Mound Cemetery
Peter Gress 60 Dies in Cleveland Residence
Peter Gress age 60 died at his Cleveland home after living in Pomeroy until recently. He was a brother of Mrs. John Mitch and a longtime local resident.
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Pomeroy
Peter Gress
Cleveland
Gress
John Mitch
Mrs Vance Hosts N A C Club Meeting
Miss Vaude Vance entertained her N A C club at her Palmer street home Monday evening. Night refreshments were served to a large number of guests and the meeting was described as one of the best ever held by the club.
Reverend Fowler Named Pastor at Local Church
October 28 Marietta pastor Rev Fowler was called to take charge of the Church of Christ pulpit in Middleport. He will move his family into the church parsonage at Palmer and Sixth Street this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleport
Fowler
Marietta
Church of Christ
Palmer and
Sixth Street
Auditor Walter T. Dean finishes state audit in Pomeroy
Walter T. Dean, auditor for the state department, leaves Pomeroy for Jackson after a four month stay. He completed auditing records of the courthouse offices, school boards, election boards, and related bodies for the eighteen month period ending July 1, 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Walter T. Dean
State Department
Jackson
Court House
Three Fingers Lost At Genheimer Mill Work
Floyd Bud Spence lost three fingers of his right hand when his fingers were severed at the jointer machine in the Genheimer planing mill yesterday. The accident occurred in Pomeroy on October 283.
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Genheimer
Floyd
Bud) Spence
Jointer
Ladies to Be Guests of Pomeroy Kiwanis Club
Ladies night at the Pomeroy Middleport Kiwanis club on November 3 at the K of P hall Middleport. Judge R J M Auk of Gallipolis will speak and musical numbers will be performed by Miss Josephine Williams Mrs Charlies Hennessy and Mr Leo Phillips.
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Pomeroy
Pomeroy-Middleport Kiwanis Club
K. of P. Hall
Middleport
R. J. M. Auk
Gallipolis
Josephine Williams
Charlies Hennessy
Leo Phillips
Mrs Ed Fugate Taken to Columbus Hospital
Mrs Ed Fugate of Gay Street was taken to a Columbus hospital yesterday for a surgical operation. She has been under care prior to the procedure.
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Middleport
Ed Fugate
Gay Street
Columbus
Local People Briefly Away for Visits and Health
Lim poor health for two years. Mr. and Mrs. Rose Sutherland, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Owen Rust, depart for Hendersonville North Carolina. Mrs. Charlies Switzer of Gallipolis visits Mrs. Homer Shank and returns home. John Swanson of Athens visits. Mrs. James Dunn travels to Columbus to care for ill Mrs. Clara McClain. Mrs. Ralph Davin visits Huntington. Mrs. Dalsey Thomas travels to Columbus for daughter’s surgical operation at St Francis hospital. Clark Williams of Steubenville visits relatives. Eli Hartinger returns from New York after death of uncle Dr. George Trunk. they also see their son Ernest.
Jacksonville Boy Loses Leg After Mine Car Accident
Max von Scheele of Jacksonville, 21, suffered a crushed foot at mine 267 in Hunterdon. He underwent partial amputation in Columbus and a second operation due to gangrene, with recovery expected in about two weeks if no further complications arise.
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Glouster
Hunterdon
Max von Scheele
Jacksonville
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Max
von Scheele
Hunter Shoots Self In Foot In Glouster
Oct 28 in Glouster Bud Male about 22 son of Bethel and Mrs Male of near Trimble accidentally shot his left foot while hunting a hawk with a shotgun. He was climbing a wire fence when the gun discharged. Dr Crawford amputated the little toe and part of the left side of the foot.
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Glouster
Bud Male
Bethel Male
Trimble
Crawford
Trimble man injured in foundry accident
Ted Marquis of Trimble, employed at a Columbus foundry, lost three fingers on his left hand last week while cutting tin with a power cutter. he slipped and the cutter severed three fingers, and he was treated at Mt. Carmel hospital after being brought from Columbus.
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Glouster
Ted Mar‘quis of
Trimble
Columbus
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Relatives Help Col umb us Resident After Injury
A Columbus resident recuperates at home after sustaining injuries while visiting relatives in Trimble. Family reports he will remain there until fully recovered and cleared to travel.
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Trimble
Columbus
Kiwanis to Meet Thursday Evening in Glouster
Glouster Kiwanis Club schedules its weekly luncheon Thursday evening from 6 30 to 7 30 in the M E church social rooms. E M Blower of Trimble heads the public affairs committee. Women of the M E church will serve luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloster
Glouster Kiwanis Club
M. E. Church
E. M. Blower of
Trimble
Mrs A H Chute Hosts Brudy Club Halloween Party
In Glouster on October 28 Mrs A H Chute delightfully entertained the Brudy club at her New Street home. The house was decorated with a ghost at the door and guests enjoyed games contests and a Dutch wedding. Prizes went to Mrs Tom Noon Mrs Leo White and Miss Dora Hedfelt. Forty five guests were served refreshments.
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Glouster
A. H. Chute
New Street
Tom Noon
Leo White
Dora Hedfelt
Mrs Spearman Guest Of Miss Mandry In Corning
Mrs Walter J. Spearman home economics teacher of Corning was the guest the first of the week of Miss Betty Mandry. Dr F H May went to Columbus this morning to spend a couple of days on business. Mrs J H Elias is spending the day in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Spearman
Corning
Betty Mandry
F. H. May
Columbus
J. H. Elias
Masquerade Planned by Trimble Grange Members
Members of Trimble Grange announce a masquerade event with details pending, promising a evening of costumes, music, and community gathering.
Hair-Groom Combining Cream Promises All Day Hold
The advertisement touts "Hair-Groom" Well-Groomed All Day as a cheap, greaseless combing cream sold in drug stores. It claims to give natural gloss and a lasting, styled finish for business or social attire and help growth of thicker, heavier hair for a well-groomed look.
Masquerade Party and Box Social in Trimble Hall
A masquerade party and box social will be held at the Trimble hall next Saturday evening October 31 to benefit the grange. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lare
Trimble
The
Grange
Teachers Meet Friday in Athens for Southeastern Ohio Session
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association gathers in Athens Friday and Saturday with the commerce section meeting Friday at 2 p m in room 306 Ewing Hall. Programs include High School Bookkeeping by Martha E Monroe bank employe qualities by F D Forsythe and Secretarial Studies by Helen Reynolds.
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Southeastern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Athens
Ewing Hall
Martha E. Monroe
Marietta High School
F. D. Forsythe
Bank of Athens
Helen Reynolds
Ohio University
I. R. Garbutt
Cincinnati
C. M. Copeland
Social at Mush Run School Seeks Masked Attendees
A miscellaneous social will be held at Mush Run school on Thursday October 29. The event will feature a program and attendees are asked to come wearing masks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mush Run
Mushc Run School
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Mrs. Klein
Mrs. Smith
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Irutland
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Rome
ICE
C. D. Shafer Co
VEL
Kohler
D. C
Ohio
F. C. Stedman Co
Packers and Provisioners
U. S
Hunter
Self
Kiwanis
MRS
Entertains Club
Athens National Service
Athens National
Aexhens ‘National Bank
Maiden
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Ul Alia
B. Bayer
Geumas
Kansas
F. J. Beasley Milling and Grocery CO
Wylotis
Luke
Reguier
TOWET
Whitene and
Pelches
Geences
Keope
Sgc
Nylotis
Dionde
Aneetshin
Boriable Wee
Bole
Nyal
Wylotis Rouge
Eunburn
Wedgewood
Embassy Lawn
Orie
Repetar Pricg
Wedgewood Lawn Stationery
Oxford Linen
Dale Price
Wedgewood Lawn
Rigele
WYAL
Eva Mountain
Reguiler
MYAL
Are Tae Can
Magnesia
Reguter Wyal Hot Springs
Gale Price Ric
Uae
Hecevs
McKee Drug Co
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