Aged merchant dies in Pomeroy Ohio
An elderly merchant, McKinney, dies at his home in Pomeroy Ohio around noon. Born Elisabeth, he long ran a leading store on Mil Street and served in the Civil War as a member of the G.A.R. He leaves a daughter Mrs Reed and a son David killed in a car crash at New Fork. Funeral services set for 11am with American Legion and G.A.R. attending. burial at Bu...
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Iddleport
J. A McMikinney
Hie
MeRnRinney'wee
Elisabeth
Ce Fe
Ohio
Mil Street
McKiduney
Middleport
Ithe Alasrcan Legion
C. Reed
Pomeroy
David
New Fork
Br. Bretey
Bu Camery
A.C. V. Skinner
American Legion
Auto Middleport
Thomas, Mankin
Rey Mankin
Mill Street
Reed Fined for Intoxication and Driving While Impaired
Middleport notes report Reed was arrested Friday by constable Lota Hysell and charged with intoxication and driving a machine while intoxicated. He pleaded guilty, fined $10 for intoxication and $109 for driving. He is held at the local sal tre near Haltowe'en patty st. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Croas and many others. The piece also lists multiple small town notices,zded by fines and minor public records across Pomeroy and area.
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Middlefort
Rish
Reed
Lota Hysell
Giles
Read
Costa
Sal
Haltowe'en
Patty St
Svening
Mra
Harry |' Croas
Florence Talbott
Lewis Gibbs
Travis
Will Haptonstahll
Ada Ma
Daley Saunders
Root
Blanche
Burnah Neas
Myre
Dana Mamillon
Phil Gibbs
Cooper
Elsia Satsiminger
Milton Saratton
James
Jean
Fatty Rite
Napper Ordered To Stop Moonshine Drinking
Napper, arrested months ago on a drunken moonshine charge, was released on probation after pleading guilty. Judge A P. Miller ordered him to leave the county, obtain work, and abstain from drinking moonshine. If he violates parole, he faces up to fifteen years in the state penitentiary.
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Jipommnor
Nap' Igir
Judes A. P
Napaber
A. P. Miller
yNapper
Napipér
McClutchin Sentenced for Theft Tire Theft Case
Pomeroy October 30 Tom McClutchin received a sentence from one to sixteen years in the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to a charge linked to stealing tires and liquor. Judge A P Miller imposed the term as part of the vendition sentence, with McClutchin stating he took tires after consuming alcohol and was found with a quantity of liquor. He must pay for the articles.
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Pomeroy
Tom McCluthin
A. P. Miller Barulay
Fereedy
Iqcor
Henee
Youths Sentenced On Two Charges at Mansf ee
Roosevelt Anthony and Ross Watlington, two errant youths arrested at Parkersburg, appeared before Judge A. P. Miller in Pomeroy. They pled guilty to larceny and burglary charges and were sentenced to one to twenty years in the intermediate penitentiary at Mansfield. The judge recommended a possible reduction to one year if behavior improves. They were picked up by authorities in Parkersburg, brought to Pomeroy, and placed in jail after an indictment was returned.
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Pomeroy
Rosevelt
Anthony
Ross Watlington
Parkersburg
A. P. Miller
Mansfee
Miler
Park-ippSsburg
Urges Purchase Of New Chassis
POMEROY Oct. 40 The third ward fire company held a meeting Friday evening. Deputy A O Tracy addressed the gathering and said a chassis could be purchased for 178 dollars to convert a hose wagon into a motorized truck. A committee was named to inspect the chassis and report suitability. A C Tracy volunteered to perform the mounting work. City council consent is required before any change.
Hallowe'en Social Notes At Pomeroy Bend
Social notes from Pomeroy Bend recount a Hallowe en party hosted by Francis Roush on Fifth Street with attendees including Dona Tkerman Sidney Russell Ondine Saxton Earl Hartenbach Eftie Mae Stewart Gladya Watts Elizabeth Russell Doris Mankin Wayne McElhinney Sara Reynolds Gerald Rupe Max Lambert Glenn Lambert Gugan Russell and others. A Blue Bird Club party at Bow en barn awarded prizes for best dressed and comic costume with guests led by Eloise Cooper Fern Abbott among many locals. Mrs Fred Whitlock of Middleport hosted a luncheon for guests Mrs Cart Francis James Zeneaville and others including Vance Petty Kathryn Petty.
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Hallowe'en
Francis Roush
Fifth Street
Dona Tuckerman
Sidney Russell
Ondine Saxton
Earl Hartenbach
Eftie Mae Stewart
Gladya Watts
Elisabeth Russell
Doris Mankin
Wayne McElhinney
Sara Reynolds
Gerald Rupe
Max Lambert
Glenn Lambert
Gugan Russell
Anna
Mabel Waddell
Reba Ely
Audrey Graves
Blue Bird Club
Bowen Barn
Eloise Cooper
Fern Abbott
Mina Hines
Marion Stewart
Juna Dilgard
jPivize Cooper
Elizabeth Joachim
J Phyllis Joachim
Genevive Knowlles
Joba .Joachim
Ferne
Fay Adgbost
Jack Abbott
Virginia Grigg
Mildred Graves
Margaret Russel
Ruth
Fred Whitlock
Middleport
Cart Francis and Son
James
Zeneaville
Vance Vance
Kethryn Petty
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Natural Hair Darkening
A vintage ad touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy home remedy to darken faded or gray hair. It claims the product delivers natural, even-darkening results with repeated use, and describes applying with a sponge or brush. The copy mentions a fifty-fifth birthday party and social scenes as context.
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Wyeth
Wryeth
Hamilton
Alfred Lippi
Middleport
Glee Club Contest Set For February at Ohio University
Professor Robinson announced the annual Ohio Intercollegiate Glee Club contest will be held February 22 at Ohio University Columbia. Ohio State University considered for future event as three more colleges join the organization, while Warburton church in Cheshire slated for repair as a memorial to the late rector Geoffrey Folgerton Warburton, with origins in the 13th century.
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University
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Teeice
Pat
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Ohio Northern
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Robinson
London
Warburton
Cheshire
England
Geoffrey Folgerton-Warburton
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