Pomeroy Bend Divorcees Heard by Judge Miller
Two divorce cases were heard by Judge Miller Tuesday morning at Pomeroy Bend. Mary E Hendriz Hendrix sought divorce from Ira F Hendrix claiming neglect and abandonment and asked to restore her maiden name. E A Nelson filed against Amy I Nelson alleging improper familiarity with Emmett Glass of Athens. Both cases continued for thirty days. an accident occurred at the Forest Run mine.
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Pomeroy
Miller
Mary E. Hendriz
Ira F. Hendrix
Westies
Emmett Glass
Athens
Miner Injured at Thomas Fork as Mine Cars Jump Track
Roy Septer suffered a crushing blow at the Thomas mine in Syracuse when mine cars jumped the track pinning him against a wall. He endured serious bruising and was transported to his Middleport home by the Finsterwald ambulance.
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Pomeroy
Roy Septer
Thomas
Syracuse
Middleport
Finsterwald
Ebbersbach Estate Inheritance Tax Filed
The inheritance tax return for the Fred Ebbersbach estate was filed with Probate Judge Roberts. Heirs Louise Ebbersbach Walter Ebbersbach and Raymond Ebbersbach each inherited 30,885 dollars. The tax assessed on each share was 297.70 dollars.
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Pomeroy
Fred Ebbersbach
Roberts
Louise
Walter
Raymond Ebersbach
Pomeroy Man Committed After Westerville Arrest
Sheriff Rice brought back Robert Bale from Westerville Ohio on charge of stealing a Perd truck from John Shephard and forging checks He appeared before Justice Gilmore and was bound over to the grand jury on a 1000 bond Bale could not make bail and is in the county jail
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Pomeroy
Rice
Westerville
Ohio
Robert Bale
John Shephard
Bale
Gilmore
Fines Awarded in Pomeroy Court Case Details
Frank Robinson and Clayton McClaskey were each fined $10 and costs by Justice Percy Peoples. Howard Rose received a $25 fine for petty larceny. J. McGown, a guard for Pittsburgh Mining, was released on a $500 bond after re charging with shooting to kill amid a free for all at Middleport on Sunday involving H. Van Meter.
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Pomeroy
Frank Robinson
Clayton McClaskey
Percy Peoples
Howard Rose
J. McGown
Pittsburgh Mining Company
H. van Meter
Middleport
Candidates on a New Ticket Nominated in Middleport
The community ticket nominates for Mayor W A Giles and Perry N Weaver. Treasurer Wm H Juhling Marana Lord Hysell. Council C L Brooks Ross Bell James Harley R B Lang John Powell James H Ut. About 300 citizens signed the petition. Independent candidates for the school board include J N Grate H E Cook and C M Henneusy.
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Middleport
W. A. Giles K
Perry N. Weaver
Urer
Wm. H. Juhling
Marana Lord Hysell
C. L. Brooks
Ross
B.ell
James Harley
R. B. Lang
John Powell
James H
J. N. Grate
H. E. Cook
C. M. Henneusy
Syracuse man sent to insane asylum after court ruling
Sylvester Howell of Syracuse, 78, was committed to the insane asylum by Probate Judge Cora B. Tuesday after being transported by Sheriff Harry Rice. The action followed a filing in Pomeroy on September 9.
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Pomeroy
Sylvester Howell
Syracuse
Cora B.y
Harry Rice
Jail term ends for man after petty larceny case
A man identified as Mert Mad completed a jail term for petty larceny. The court had previously sentenced him to time served, and he was released on Monday after serving several months.
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Poyeoteogg
Mert Mad
Middleport Visit Returns From Buckeye Lake Trip
Me and Mrs Will P Stewart of Corapolis Pa and family return home Monday after visiting Mr and Mrs O H Me and Mrs Paul Bean Rose Mace and Charles McMaster at Buckeye Lake. Miss Cora Winkler returns home after several days visit. Roland Thomas and Mae Carl Cummins of cage visit Mr and Mrs Williams of South Second.
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Middleport
Will P. Stewart
Corapolis
O. H
Paul Bean
Rose Mace
Charles McMaster
Buckeye Lake
Cora Winkler
Roland Thoemes
Carl Cummins
Cage
Williams
South Second
Social Notes Highlight Weekends and Visits Across Ohio
A string of regional visits and returns mark the weekend period. Families from Gahanna Syracuse Columbus Pomeroy Gallipolis Rutland Huntington and New Haven are noted for travel to see relatives and attend events. Nearly 160 Odd Fellows joined an excursion to Springfield to visit their fraternal home.
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Ervin Nafzger
Gahanna
Jennie Mullin
Syracuse
Dorothy Mees
Columbus
Bliss College
Scott Munn
Charlies
W. L. Russell
Pomeroy Fe
Lincoln Hill
Leland Peoples
Percy Peoples
Pomeroy
Phillips Bush
Mabel
Cincinnati
Ernest Ritter
Ralph Hutchens
Gallipolis
Holzter Hospital
William Robinson
Jasper
Delaware
Rutland
Wilson Norris
Atha
Far Person
Will Shrivera
Huntington
Louis Persons
Saber Armstrong
Grouster
Bend
Springfield
H. Roush
C. B. Roush
New Haven
T.J. Lynch
Edward
Robert
Local visits and returns across Ohio and Indiana
Cincinnati residents and guests return from trips visiting relatives in Pomeroy Lancaster and Cleveland. Travelers include Mrs Minnie Davies Miss Eleanor Horton Mrs Minnie Steinbauer and R S Bartholomew of Ohio Power. H W Karr returns to edit duties after vacation in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
A. D. Hartenbach
Miners- Me
Willys Davis
Lancaster
Labor Day
Minnie Davies
Pomeroy
Mary Healy
Columbus
Eleanor Horton
Detroit
H. M. Horton
Pomeeroy
Theodore Downie
Frank Race
Evanaville
Ind
W. A. Race
Tincoin Hill
Minnie D. Steinbauer
Newark
Mt. Vernon
Bartholomew
Ohio Power Company
Cleveland
H. W. Karr
The
Daily News
Austin Powder Company Sues H J Russell for Accounting
The Austin Powder company files a suit with Clerk Bengel against H J Russell seeking an accounting and a judgment of 2168 dollars. L Crary Davis represents the plaintiff.
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Pomeroy
Bengel
Austin Powder Company
H. J. Russell
L. Crary Davis
Probate filing to probate James Rapp will
Pomeroy reports that an application was made today to probate the will of James Rapp who died last week.
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Pomeroy
James Rapp
Interest Surges in Meigs County August Returns
Meigs County treasurer reports August interest collections of 1 298 61 dollars, second only to August 1924 totals. The prior peak month was 1 376 71 dollars in 1924, marking a strong surge in interest income for the period.
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Pomeroy
Meigs County
Story of Mother Jones and Congressional Telegram
The telegram from Mother Jones during a West Virginia mine inquiry drew Senate attention. Senator Kearns read the message in Congress, a commission was appointed to investigate, and Jones was summoned to the governor with her release following. Senator Kearns hailed her as standing for justice and the square deal.
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West Virginia
Mother Jones
Kearns
Congress
Senate
Kearnes
Goff
Clarksburg
Kearnes Rose
Sherwood
Militia
Charleston
Hatfield
Glasscock
Telegram through the underground railway to Senator Kearnes
A prisoner recalls hiding a telegram under a rug in a cabin floor and entrusting it to a friend who carried it three miles to another office at night. The tale centers on a secret message and a risky delivery.
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FPR
Sees
Kearnes
West Virginia prison scene prompts Senate inquiry
An account recalls a senator headed investigation into prison conditions sparked by wartime turmoil in West Virginia. Governor Hatfield releases most prisoners after a miners’ convention, as the author meets leaders and reflects on justice and the square deal championed by Senator Kearns.
Three Appeared Before Helwig on Guilty Pleas
Clarence Rife of Buchtel pleaded guilty before Magistrate Pearl W. Helwig to possessing home brewed liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs. Oliver Oliver, 17, Setwart, was fined 5 dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication. William Robinette, 17, Jacksonville, pleaded guilty to reckless driving and was fined 10 dollars and costs. Oliver's and Robinette’s fines were suspended due to age.
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Clarence Rife
Buchtel
Pearl W. Helwig
Oliver Oliver
Setwart
William Robinette
Jacksonville
Helwig I
Oliver
Robinette
Home remedy for varicose veins and piles with Emerald Oil
An advice column promotes at home treatment for varicose veins using Moone's Emerald Oil. The guide urges requesting a two-ounce bottle from a druggist and applying it twice daily to reduce swollen veins. It also claims the product absorbs piles quickly and should be used until veins return to normal size.
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Moone
Eagles Meet To Hear Thomas O'Donnell Address Glouster Aerie
Fraternal Order of Eagles orator Thomas O'Donnell will speak at the Glouster F O E lodge room on Thursday evening. He will outline the group's aims and growth, discuss lodge benefits and the old age pension fight, with the event open to the public. Also notes of locals: Zimmer in Dayton, Harry Jennings headed to Detroit for a new job, Miss Helen Crew visiting Columbus, Arthur Wolf announces birth, Lee Sellars returns from Columbus and starts Glouster High School.
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Glouster
Thomas O'Donnell
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Glouster Aerie
O’ronnell
Order of Eagles
Dayton
Zimmer
Harry Jennings
Detroit
Ezra Jennings
Helen Crew
Columbus
Sol Crew
Arthur Wolf
Lee Sellars
Columbus Tire and Rubber Co
Glouster High School
Personal News From Akron and Nearby
Lewis Owens returned to Akron on Tuesday after visiting Jennings. He came with Mrs. David Owens and their young daughter who stayed here with Mrs. Owens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Strohmeyer. Clyde Price and David Kinder left for Wyandotte Michigan where they work after a home visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Noon of Columbus were guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Noon earlier in the week. Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmer also noted in the same social notices.
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Lewis Owens
Akron
Ezra Jennings
David Owens
Noon
M. F. Noon
George Zimmer
Hollister Eighth Grade Graduates Named
Hollister notices omission of twenty eight graduates list. Named graduates include Marie Mason Phyllis Bethel Nick Gyurke Bernice Matthews Lucille Felter John Chanko Harry Joyce Guy Vaughn Floyd Cooper Chester Hayden Russel Faust Genevieve Banfield and others not yet published.
Local Names Listed in Unspecified Notice
Ada Louise Adams, Isabelle Mec um, Dorothy Cain, William Gyure, Lorena Clark, Helen Gyure, Myrtle Gibbe, Herbert Trace, John Petrovich, Henrietta Kidd and John Costoway are named in a readable portion of the notice. The fragment suggests involvement of multiple individuals in a public or legal filing, though missing context prevents full clarification of roles or action.
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Ada Louise Adams
Isabelle Mecum
Dorothy Cain
William Gyure
Lorena Clark
Helen Gyure
Myrtle Gibbe
Herbert Trace
John Petrovich
Henrietta Kidd
John Costoway
Wyatt Reunion Planned in Bishopville Grove
The family of the late Elza Wyatt of Trimble will hold a reunion in the grove at Bishopville on Sunday September 13. All relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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Wyatt
Glouster
Elza Wyatt
Trimble
Bishopville
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Idge
Forest Run
Thomas Fork
Warner and Praither Homes
Wey
Pomeroy Bend Briefs
Charles H. Kerr & Co
Chicago
Walsenburg
Helwig
Glouster News
Eagle
Willard
Automotive Battery & Electric Co
Hollister
Gibson
Kerr Hardware O
Siders
Harene
Stedman's
Turkey
F. C. Stedman Co. Packers
Yd. l
O. E. Harmon
Rosalie
D. F. Harmon
Murray City
Michigan
Indiana
Copemish
Big Rapids
Friendship Circle
Methodist
SIL
Ford
J. W. Holand
Court Street
McKee Drug Store
Grase
Baker
Holland
L. A. Koons
Charlies Maple
Athens Co. Snv. and Loan Co
Lead Pencil Co
New York
Shaeffer Conklin Parker Swan
Waterman
Ingersoll Dollar
Athens Book & News Co
Cline Bldg
Athens, Ohio
Vanite
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Bartlet Pears
Athens Log & Storage Co
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