Union of Pom churches to meet at Church Sunday
Pomeroy records say the Union of the churches of Pom will be held at the Church on Sunday evening at seven o clock. Fred C. Weed pastor of the impe on M church will deliver the message.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
2
Correction of Name In Local News Item
In Pomeroy on September 4 a correction notes the article misspelled a name. The person taken to the hospital for appendicitis should be Harry Hutchinson, not Harry Dan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Harry Dan
Harry Hutchinson
Travelers Return From Columbus Fair Attendance
Martin Waddell and John Waddell left yesterday for the Pate fair in Columbus. Mrs William Michael and Mr and Mrs M L Cottingham who had been visiting in Columbus returned. Miss Martha Joachim, visiting with her aunts Mary and Margaret Healy, returned to Dickinson West Virginia today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Waddell
John Waddell
Columbus
Wiliam Michael
M. L. Cottingham
Martha Joachim
Mary
Margaret Healy
Dickinson
W. Va
POMEROY BEND BRIEFS
Othe Tracy spent Thursday at Pallipolis. Austin Byrne attended the Foster Jenkinson reunion and returned to Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mullen returned from a trip to Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowery of Pittsburgh visit Mercy. ioe McKinley Arnold became chief linotype operator at the Daily News. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and infant and Mrs. James Tracy left for a ten day trip to Akron and Columbus. Arthur Lawrence of Clarksburg WV returned after visiting. Miss Helen Francis Bing returned from Cleveland. D Curtis Reed returned from Columbus on business. Ernest Polk of Racine left for Little Washington PA for employment. Clinton A. Roberts appointed administrator of Ellen B Hawley estate. John L Clark appointed administrator of J O Clark estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy Bend
Othe Tracy
Pallipolis
Austin Byrne
Foster-Jenkinson
Toledo
Charles Mullen
Columbus
William Lowery
Pittsburgh
Pete Rappold
Mercy
McKinley Arnold
The
Daily News
Edward Smith
James Tracy
Pomeroy
Akron
Arthur Lawrence
Clarksburg
WV. Va
Helen Francis Bing
Cleveland
D. Curtis Reed
Ernest Polk
Racine
Little Washington
Miners Raymond Ohlinger and Glenna Campbell License Outcome
Raymond Ohlinger, 26, and Glenna Campbell, 21, of Middleport were involved in a licensing matter reported from Pomeroy on September 4. The fragment indicates a license was obtained or involved, but details are incomplete, with unclear agency or purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oalinger-Campbell
James Arnold Injured At Darkollow Mine
James Arnold suffered a severe accident at the Darkollow mine when his foot was caught in a coal shack while at work. Surgeons fear amputation may be necessary. The incident occurred Tuesday in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
James Arid
Ollow
Eight men charged with trespassing railroad property
Pomeroy reports eight men appeared before Squire Gilmore charged with trespassing railroad property. Each faced a fine totaling 14 dollars after wiring for money and awaiting release. Listed defendants include Hugh Meadows Oscar McGee J H Keres Claude Searls Harley As Huntington Fred Douglas Canton Hezekiah Robert da Thomas Haskin Clarksburg W Va
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Menre
Squire Gilmore Yesay
Hugh Meadows
Oscar McGee
J. H. Keres
Claude Searls
Harley As
Huntington
Fred Douglas
Canton
Hezekiah
Robert da Thomas Haskin
Clarksurg
W. Va
Will admitted to probate for H. Radford in Pomeroy
The will of the late H. Radford was admitted to probate on Thursday in Pomeroy. Will Smith was appointed executor by Judge Cora B. Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Tw. H. Radford
Will- Smith
Cora B. Roberts
Community notices from Dundas and nearby areas
McArthur family and relatives traveled to Columbus for a fair in Gallipolis while the primary department of the Christian church held an annual picnic at a grove near Dundas. Mrs Lowry and her son Frank visited relatives in Columbus. Miss Whitlatch and Miss Anderson are noted in connection with Bliss Business and Ray. Florence Finney returns to school after a vacation with relatives in New Plymouth. Elizabeth Warner and Alan Agan Briggs noted visiting Runyon connections in Wells and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Winland
Fidren
Wanda
Weldon
Columbus
Gallipolis
The
Christian Church
Parante
and Grove
Bliss
Mary Anderson
Ray
Nira Tucker
Florence Finney
Relahere
New Plymouth
Smith
Curtis Brown 43 Dies After Stroke at Home
Curtis Brown 43 a B and O railroad agent at Wilmington died after a stroke of apoplexy shortly after returning home from work Tuesday evening. He lived in the area all his life and previously served as agent here. Funeral was held Friday at 3 pm with Hamden cemetery burial. He leaves a widow two daughters Louise and Pauline their mother Mrs Josephine Brown sisters Gertrude Ida and Grace Brown and Mrs Orson Ogier of Columbus. Mrs Martha Guthrie 76 dies after illness and stroke at her daughter's home in Hamden. Services were held Friday and burial in Cambridge. She leaves one daughter Mrs C L Sunnafrank and two sons Bert and John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Brown
Wilmington
D. K. Thamas
Louise
Pauline
Josephine Brown
Gertrude
Ida
Grace Brown
Orson Ogier
Columbus
Martha Guthrie
C. ‘L. Sunnafrank
Cambridge
C.L. Sunnafrank
Hamden
Bert
John
Cleveland
Few petitions filed for Athens city elections
Petitions for the Athens city November elections were sparse with deadlines near. Clerk David Johnson notes outlying villages show stronger competition for mayor and school board posts. In Nelsonville and Glouster three mayoral candidates each. Chauncey sees keen race among independents. Athens itself has only three petitions filed for city offices two for county school board two for a county post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Johnson
County Board of Elections
Johnson
Nelsonville
Glouster
Chauncey
Coolville
Athens
C. T. Moore
A. B. Roe
A. E. Whaley
Charles E. Bradberry
W. B. Jacoby
All Americans of Cincinnati Set for Two-Game Series
The All Americans of Cincinnati, a leading K I O League club, visit Glouster for a Sunday and Labor Day twin bill at 2:80 p.m. The squad features Grant, Wid Dayer, and Collins in a tough series that also includes a Homestead Grays appearance on Sept 18 and a Reds exhibition on Sept 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Wagner
Carnegie Elks
American Legion Club
All- Americans
Cincinnati
Marco's
Dayton
Gardner & Harvey
Cuban Stara
Havana
Grant
New York Giant
Wid Dayer
Baltimore Orioles
Collins
Beaumont
Texas
Homestead Grays
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Legion
Gertrude Ederle Faces Weather Delay In Channel Swim
In CAPE GRIZNEZ France on September 4 unfavorable weather threatened to postpone Miss Gertrude Ederle Americas girl swimming champion from attempting the English Channel swim today. If she cannot depart today she may cancel the attempt or stay another week hoping better conditions will allow a future endeavor before returning to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Griznez
France
Gertrude Ederle
Americas
Eagles Cap Twilight League With 14 to 8 Victory
The Eagles defeated the Managers and Officials 14 to 8 to close the Twilight League season at the Playgrounds. Gullum pitched well but received slack support. Wat Akins and Gibbs led the offense with back to back homers. Peck Beverage scored twice, and Grubb closed with two strong innings. Haddox started for the Eagles, with limited effort due to a comfortable lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagies
Gullum
Megies
Guillum
Wat- Akins
Gibbs
Professor
Grubb
Peck Beverage
Mester
Peck
Pennell
Mack Sennett
Harvey Rameecy
Williams
Billy
Harvey
Bill Pierre
Pierre
Johnson
Beverage
Haddox
Eagles
Kilowatt Gunn Leads Amateurs Toward Golf Final
At Oakmont Country Club Gunn from Atlanta, nicknamed Kilowatts, swept past Watts Gunn’s rivals in the National Amateur Championship semis, winning 4 to 1 in the eyes of betting odds as he aims for Dick Jones of New York. The other semi pits Bob Jones against George Vonelm as they contend for the 1924 finalist clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakmont Country Club
Pittsburgh
Watts Gunn
Atlanta
Gunn
Dick Jones
New York
W. L. Bradford
Jess Sweetser
Bob Jones
George Vonelm
Jones
Robert
Merion
Vonelm
German swimmer completes 37 mile Baltic crossing
Noted swimmer from Germany is believed to have set a world record with a 37 mile journey from Fer Mara Island to Warnemuende in the Baltic Sea. He swam 22 hours alone despite rough waters carrying only a thermos of beef tea a compass and a wrist watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermara Island
Baltic Sea
Warnemuende
Dempsey Bets Buffalo Nickel as Final Round Nears
Dempsey set to bet a Buffalo nickel in a potential final round. Two unlikely spectacles loom, including Bobby Jones versus Kilowatt Gunn or Jones against Jones, featuring Robert Jones and Richard Jones both rising as expected champions in the tournament spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dempsey
Bobby Jones
Gunn
Jones
Robert
Richard
Westchester County
N. Y
Brain waves teased as permanent waves joke
Mr. O Geofty muses whether brain waves discussed by scientists relate to permanent waves. The gentleman quips that his wife Sarah seems preoccupied with the same idea, expressing light whimsy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. O’geofty
Sarah
Detroit’s Two Greatest Benefactors Named by Mayor
The Detroit mayor cites Ty Cobb and Henry Ford as the city’s top benefactors. Cobb is credited with perfecting the fallaway slide while Ford is praised for the fall-away fenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ty I Cobb
Henry Ford
Mr. Cobb
Mr. Ford
Pirates Extend unbeaten streak with 5 2 win over Cardinals
The Pirates captured their ninth straight victory 5 to 2 as they continued to press for first place. Under George Gibson the Cubs split with the Reds, winning 8 to 2 in eleven innings and losing 4 to 0 in the second game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pirates
Cardinals
George Gibson
Cubs
Reds
Johnny Kane Debuts with White Sox in 3 1 Win
Johnny Kane formerly of Houston joined the White Sox and handled eight chances at second base without error in a 3 to 1 victory over the Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Kane
Houston
White Sox
Browns
Tigers Rally Past Indians 11-9 In Seventh Inning Upset
The Tigers erased a late deficit and scored multiple runs in the seventh to defeat the Indians 11 to 9 in a high scoring game.
Baseball game between Chicago and Cincinnati ends scoreless
In a low scoring game Chicago 0 Cincinnati 0 after seven and a half innings. Pitcher Blake allows 7 hits in 8 innings while Keen gives up 3 in 1 inning. Errors credited to Critz Caveney and Krueger. Hartnett Pinelli with two base hits. Zitzmann steals base. Holke and Caveney execute sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Chicago
Cincinnati
Critz
Caveney
Krueger
Hartnett
Pinelli
Zitzmann
tHolke
Pittenger
Grimm
Holke
K. R
Tigers Rally Past Indians In Ninth For 11 9 Win
In Cleveland on September 3, Detroit erased a seven run deficit and beat the Indians 11 to 9. Wingo doubled with the bases loaded and two outs in the ninth to cap a late rally. Pitching and fielding notes accompany the tense finish with a flurry of hits, errors and strategic plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Cleveland
Uhle
Detroit
Wingo
Badger Queen Bernice Wall Captures Fourth Golf Crown
Miss Bernice Wall of Oshkosh wins the Wisconsin state women’s golf title for the fourth time in five seasons. The petite champion is hailed as a future star from the Badger Commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Wall
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Badger Commonwealth
Return of Leonard credited to Greb and Wallace
The article credits Harry Greb for much of Leonard's return to boxing and recalls Mickey Wallace as proving he was a human, not merely unusually tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Leonard
Harry Greb
Mroc
Mickey Walace
Pitching details from late 1940s baseball recap
In a game summary, 4 runs were batted in the ninth as Holloway and Able each yielded several hits and runs. Miller and Karr contributed, while Doyle was hit by a pitch. Whitehill threw a wild pitch. Carroll earned the win and Karr took the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holloway
Able
Miller
Karr
Doyle
Whitehill
Carroll
Phillies Surprise National League Surges Under Fletcher
Philadelphia led by Art Fletcher climbs the NL standings this season near fourth place. The Phillies bat well and pitch solidly, showing grit in a recent 9 inning rally against the Pirates, nearly tying the game as the last out was recorded. Youngster Leach and others offer hope for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Art Fletcher
Phillies
Phils
Fletcher
Pirates
Leach
American Association Scores and Schedule Summary
The American Association results include Minneapolis 7 Columbus 6, St. Paul 3 Toledo 0, Louisville 7 Kansas City 6, and Pittsburgh 5 St. Louis 2 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2 in 11 innings. Cincinnati 4 Chicago 0 with others postponed by rain. Detroit 1 Chenal LEAGUE and 2 63 St. Louis 1. Chicago and schedule noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Coe
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Detroit
Games Today Across Baseball Leagues
Louisville visits Kansas City while Cincinnati plays Chicago in the National League. Brooks meets Boston and New York faces Philadelphia. St Louis hosts Pittsburgh for two games as the American League opens with no set schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
National League
Cincinnati
Chicago
Brooks
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Benny Leonard Return Hinted as Box Office Move
Benny Leonard signals a ring return driven by financial motivation more than affection for family. The veteran fighter comments that his bank balance guides the comeback plan, suggesting a renewed career path in boxing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Leonard
Benny
Central Ohio financial institution boasts 30 years service and strong reserves
The institution highlights over 30 years serving Central Ohio with 5 percent time certificates of deposit from date. It reports more than $360 million received and disbursed with no investor losses. A reserve and loss fund of $1.1 million backs all investors in emergencies, promoting reliability and trustworthiness as the region’s largest building and loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Obie Sett Cnae Ang Eamanare
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