Local Social Roundup From Pomeroy and Middleport
Miss Bertha Wetzel and Marjorie Wolf hosted a mask party Monday evening in Pomeroy Middleport. Mrs A F Hiselstein returned from Los Angeles where she attended the American Legion convention as a delegate. Mrs P L Clifton Hugh Clifton and Mrs M J Hartinger came back Sunday from a several days visit at Marietta. Mrs William Pebsslane left Tuesday for Chicago with her niece Mrs Dorothy Shumway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wetzel
Marjorie Wolf
A. F. Hiselstein
Los Angeles
Cal
American Legion
P. L. Clifton
Hugh
M. J. Hartinger
Marietta
William Pebsslane
Chicago
Dorothy Shumway
Syracuse preacher fights skunk escape in parsonage yard
Rev Howard Pitchard and his family fled their home during a skunk encounter near the Syracuse parsonage. The divine attempted to shoot the animal but failed to finish quickly, resulting in a surprising but nonlethal outburst from the skunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Pitchard
Syracuse
Change at Hobson dispatchers move to Charleston
Charles and Elmer Dent with families and Mr and Mrs Harry Brunker will move to Charleston after December 1. The Hobson office will be closed as the dispatchers depart and the change is noted with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobson
Charles
Elmer Dent
Harry Brunker
Charleston
Pastor Chosen by Dex Churches
The Christian churches of Dex selected Rev. Mr. Oates from Pennsylvania to preside in their pulpits for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex
Mr. Oates
Pennsylvania
Local Couple Roy Jones Marries Gladys Haynes in Dayton
Roy Jones son of the late William Jones and Mrs Catherine Jones, longtime Pomroy resident, wed Miss Gladys Haynes of Dayton. The couple left for a southern honeymoon trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Jones
Willam
Catherine Jones
Pomeroy
Dayton
Gladys Haynes
Southland
Captain Eppie and wife to winter in Shreveport
Capt. George Eppie and his wife of Mason City will depart tomorrow for their annual southern pilgrimage. They plan to spend the winter at their home in Shreveport after a season of generosity to the poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Eppie
Mason City
South
Shreveport
Mrs Sarah Amos Dies In Letart Township
Mrs Sarah Ann Amos born in Plymouth England October 24 1856 died at her Letart township home on Monday night. She was the mother of Ben Amos a former mail agent now employed in a garage at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Ann Amos
Plymouth
England
Letart Township
Ben Amos
Columbus
Eight New Street Cars Ordered for Local Line
Superintendent Hennessey reports eight new street cars ordered for the local line and expected to arrive ground late February or early March.
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Hennessey
Post Office Adds Hours and Mail Window Change
Ward Hartley postmaster announces tomorrow the delivery and stamp window will open 7 a m and stay open until 6 p m The H V mail distribution at 12 36 will no longer close the window for that service These changes come from added clerk hours granted by Washington Milton Oliver moves from grandparents home to live with his father Dana Oliver in Denver Coto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Hartley
H. V
Washington
Milton Oliver
A. K. Oliver
Dana Oliver
Denver
Coto
Woman jumps to death from West Side home roof
New York on October 30 Mrs. Anna Bernacchio aged 65 leaped six stories from the roof of her upper West Side residence and died instantly. Authorities say a threatened rent increase weighed on her mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anna Bernacchio
Upper West Side
West Virginia deer season opens after five years
Hunters in Charleston and across West Virginia shoulder rifles and head into the hills for the first deer season in five years, as officials report opening day activity despite varied conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
Localities and ages from regional list
Fox aged 38 of Rutland, Louis M. Ohhlinger 21 and Frances Eads 21 of Middleport, Emmett R. Vale 24 of Columbus and Ella Fisher 22 of Pomeroy appear in the readable names list.
Lebanon man released after paying dog license fine
Winslow Smith of Lebanon township was jailed on a dog license tag charge and released by friends who paid his fine and costs totaling about 38 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Smith
Lebanon Township
Pomeroy Lyceum Announces Free Di Giorgio Orchestra Visit
The Redpath bureau will send the Di Giorgio orchestra to Pomeroy for an entertainment not Saturday evening at eight. The attraction is provided free to the lyceum committee to replace the Harp Nov. performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Lyceum Committee
Redpath Bureau
di Giorgio
Soprano Sickness Shelters Free Season Tickets Event
Dissatisfaction arises over the Elty Company as the soprano has a bad cold and cannot sing. The entertainment will be offered free to season ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty Company
Pomeroy Creamery to Sell or Rent Its Plant
At a stockholders meeting the Pomeroy Creamery voted to sell its entire property and if unsold to rent it. The plant will be controlled by directors to dispose of under cooperative status. Also noted Mrs. J C Bishop and family plan to move from Wilkesville to St Cloud Florida on November 7 for the winter and Mrs W G Plantz left Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Creamery
Advantage
J. C. Bishop
Wilkesville
St. Cloud, Fla
Relative Visit Note Ties Cincinnati Trip to Son
A visit with relatives in Chatta nooga is described as she was accompanied to Cincinnati by her son Wyatt G Plantz. The brief mentions their travel connection and names the kin involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Wyatt G. Plantz
Marriage Licenses Listed for Local Residents
Charles Winchell aged 56 a miner of Glen Ebon and Mabel Tipton aged 17 at home Haydenville appear on the Logan and Clinton marriage licenses list. Also noted are Oland Hafler 23 a weaver of Columbus Eilen Vandergriff 18 at home South Bloomingville Charles W Feyh 21 iron worker of Columbus and Susie Featheroff 23 housekeeper of Laurelville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Winchell
Glen Ebon
Mabel Tipton
Haydenville
Oland Hafler
Weaver
Columbus
Eilen Vandergriff
South Bloomingville
Charles W. Feyh
Susie Featheroff
Laurelville
Tax Commission v Poston Estate Hearing Struck
In probate court Judge Stephenson sustained a motion by B C and ES Poston to strike the Tax Commission of Ohio case against W B Poston’s estate. Attorneys John W. Goldberry of Chillicothe and H M Whitcraft appeared. Court ruled lack of jurisdiction due to a 60 day filing limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Commission of Ohio
Gasser Struck in Logan Gas Company's Cedar Falls Well
Gas in paying quantity was struck in a recently completed Logan Gas Co. well on the James Cain farm near Cedar Falls. Oil and gas men expect a production of about one and a half million dollars. The well sits in wildcat territory halfway between Cedar Falls and South Bloomingville, where gas in paying quantities has been found, and it is expected to open up a wide strip of undeveloped territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Gas Co
James Cain
Cedar Falls
Wildcat
Cedar Falla
South Bloomingville
Ohio visit includes Columbus Cleveland and Detroit
Mrs T J Sunderland and Mrs Hattie Golden spend two weeks with relatives in Columbus Cleveland Detroit and other Ohio cities. Mr Sunderland accompanied them and has returned to Logan. Mrs Henry Robey Mrs James Hutchison Mrs Willard McNallen Mrs William Robey Mrs Joe Case and son visited Jacksonville Tuesday as guests of Mrs Elizabeth Hillyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Sunderland
Hattie Golden
Columbus
Cleveland
Detroit
Ohio
Sunderland
Logan
Henry Robey
James Hutchison
Williard McNallen
William Robey
Joe Case
Jacksonville
Viizabeth Hillyer
Bond Child Taken to Columbus Hospital for Hernia Operation
Charles Bond, son of Mr and Mrs J F Bond of this city, was taken to a Columbus hospital Tuesday by Rudolph Brandt. He will undergo a hernia operation Wednesday for a condition endured for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
J. F. Bond
Columbus
Rudolph Brandt
Young Bond
Fox Hunt At New Marshfield Draws County Hunters
Foster Bobo, noted local fox hunter, is in Athens county this week aiding a large fox hunt near New Marshfield. He owns several fine hounds and is confident his dogs can compete with others at the chase. Additional local hunters have joined the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Bobo
Athens County
New Marshfield
Bobo
Hallowe'en Party At Gelview Heights Attracts Thirty
Franklin Kerr Presbyterian members numbering about 30 enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at Misses Elsie and Wilma Martin home on Gelview Heights. Guests wore original costumes and took part in stunts and contests. Miss Otto Harbaugh predicted fortune telling. Program directed by Mrs. Walburn, Mrs. Harrington and Harbaugh. Lunch by Mrs. Tschappat, Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr
The
Presbyterian Church
Hallowe'en
Elsie
Wilma’ Martin
Gelview Heights
Otto Harbaugh
T. R. Walburn
H. R. Harrington
Harbaugh
Phil Tschappat
Alfred Campbell
Harry Smith
Homecoming after Eastern Stars meeting in Ohio
Mrs. Ida Allen and Miss Ida Steinman return from Cincinnati where they attended the Grand Chapter of Eastern Stars of Ohio. En route home Mrs. Allen halted at Canal Winchester for a brief call on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dildine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Ida Allen
Ida Steinman
Cincinnati
Eastern Stars of
Ohio
Rotary Club hears on community welfare and prison education
The Rotary Club Monday evening heard Mr. Williams of Columbus speak on the Inter Wall educational movement for Ohio penitentiary prisoners. A joint Kiwanis Rotary committee will plan a public meeting where prisoners will entertain. funds are sought to support education until a state appropriation arrives. Ford Hack urged support for the two mill county road levy to fund repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
George Smith
Robert Lee White
Len Showalter
Williams
Columbus
Inter Wall
Ohio Penitentiary
Theo Johnson
al Schreck
Ray MceGovern
Kiwanis Club
Ford Hack
Hack
Hamden Class Parties Mark School Halloween Festivities
The Freshman class held a Halloween party in the school auditorium Monday evening with doughnuts sandwiches and pumpkin pie served. Miss Powell and Mr Reese supervised the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Powell
Mr. Reese
Mr. Gossard
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. Armstrong on Stanton Avenue
Neighbors and friends on Stanton Avenue staged a birthday surprise for Mrs. William Armstrong. A sumptuous dinner followed, hosted by Ed Wilbur and relatives including Frances, Glendon, and many others from the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Armstrong
Stanton Avenue
Ed Wilbur
Frances
Glendon
Charles Fain
Hubert
Robert
John Huffman
Margaret
Nell
Roy Robbins
New Zervis
William West
William Moore
Charleen
Waldo Blevins
Fannie Cox
Sarah Murdoch
Blanche
Sadie Robbins
Nan Gerty
Will Brown
William of Jackson
Funeral for Mrs Rosser Held at McArthur
Mrs Etha Snook attended the funeral of Mrs Gladys Rosser at McArthur on Tuesday. Rosser died of diphtheria at her home there Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etha Snook
Gladys Rosser
McArthur
Cox Family Visits Mrs. Fannie Cox for Sunday
Mr and Mrs Hugh Cox and children with Mr and Mrs Porter Alexander from Columbus motor to spend Sunday with their mother Mrs Fannie Cox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Cox
Porter Alexander
Columbus
Fannie Cox
Knopps Return From Richmond Visit
Mr and Mrs J M Knopp returned Monday from a two weeks visit with relatives in Richmond Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Knopp
Richmond
Ind
Mrs Wheeler Returns Home After Visit to Blanchester
Mrs Chauncey Wheeler of Blanchester Ohio has been the guest of Mr and Mrs Joe McKinniss for several days and returned to her home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey Wheeler
Blanchester, O
Joe McKinniss
Evans Family Returns From Oak Hill Visit
Mr and Mrs Perry Evans and their children have returned from Oak Hill where they were guests of his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Evans
Oak Hill
Lorain men tied to shootings face prison and fines
Joe Corranti of Elyria was sentenced by Judge W. B. Thompson to two to 15 years for attempted murder. Co-defendants Joe Callas and Louis Joe of Lorain received fines of 1000 dollars on a liquor offense and 25 dollars for carrying concealed weapons respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Elyria
Joe Corranti
Lorain
W. B. Thompson
Thompson
Joe Callas
Louis Joe
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Middleport
Qliver Hartley
Wom
En’s Organization of the
KU Klux Klan
Mrs. Carpenter
King Winter
Bia
John D. Lemley
Sarah B
Columbia
Wesley Barry
Harold Lloyd
George Melford
Leatrice Joy
Jacqueline Lee Rayon Hatton
George Fawcett
Albert Lloyd Hamilton
W. G. Plantz
Red Cross
Zenner’s Men’s Shop
Society
Cortley
Zenner
I Leaner
Iy Clinton
Weee
Alks Community Welfare
J. W._Blair
Tha
Hamden
C. H. Merrill
Meec-Arthur Pike
Frank Saylor
Coats
D. Zenner Company
Percy Grainger
Ewing Auditorium
Steinway
W. M. Coe
Depot
Steinway & Sons
South High Street
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