Street Car Men Name Arbitrator On Board
The motormen and conductors have chosen John McIntosh as their representative on the arbitration board to adjust differences with the street car officials. The company has not yet chosen its arbitrator and may request time. The two sides must pick a third member within five days or rely on the State Industrial Commission. The board has sixty days from September 1 to issue an award binding through September 1, 1919. McIntosh, a respected carpenter and contractor, is known in the Pomeroy Bend area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McIntosh
Board of Arbitration
State Industial Commission
Arbitration Board
Mcintosh
Pomeroy Bend
Will Return For Arbitration Meeting In Cincinnati Visit
Albert Jones national representative of the street car workers left for Cincinnati yesterday and will return to Pomeroy for the board of arbitration meeting to settle wage talks between motormen conductors and the electric car company officials. He made a favorable impression during his stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Jones
Cincinnati
Pomeroy
Board of Arbitration
Jones
Patriotic Lecture by Supt Morgan at Rutland High
Athens educator Morgan will lecture at Rutland High School Auditorium today on Germanys Aims and practices in this war. Held under Rutland Boy Scouts auspices, the event promises a forceful talk and valuable time for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Morgan
Athens
Rutland High School
Germany
Rutland Boy Scouts
Kimble and Might Wed in Pomeroy Ceremony
Roy Kimble of Middleport and Ethel Might of Rutland were joined in marriage by Squire Dan Diehl of Pomeroy on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble
Roy Kimble
Middleport
Ethel Might
Rutland
Squire Dan Diehl
Pomeroy
Funeral for Miss Mary Branch of Middleport
Miss Mary Branch of Middleport dies at 64. Survived by brother Walter Branch. Funeral services Friday at 2 PM at the residence with burial in Beech Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Branch
Middleport
Walter Branch
Beech Grove
Brewer Sentenced to Three Years in Ohio Penitentiary
Harry Brewer arrested in Little Washington Pennsylvania while serving six months for bigamy and back here to face non support charges for three minor children was sentenced to three years at hard labor in the Ohio State Penitentiary and was taken there by Sheriff Hartenbach on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brewer
Little Washington
Brat
Hartenbach
Clarence McCarley Bound Over After Prelim on Assault Charge
Clarence McCarley charged with assault with intent to kill Waymond Simmons, a colored newspaper carrier. He faced a preliminary hearing and pleaded not guilty, bound over to the grand jury in $500 but unable to meet the bond, remaining in county jail. Public sentiment runs high over the alleged unprovoked attack and McCarley’s quarrelsome reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McCarley
Waymond Simmons
McCasley
Twins Meningitis Deaths Tie Kaspar Family Tragedy
One of two month old twins of Mr and Mrs Albert Kaspar of Naylors Run died Tuesday afternoon from meningitis. The surviving twin is critically ill. Funeral services were held today at 2 30 PM at the residence of Mr and Mrs Jacob Werry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Merman
Albert Kaspar
Naylors Run
Jacob Werry
Mayor Suspends Frank Maguire Sentence for Assault
Mayor Shumaker sentences Frank Babe Maguire to sixty days in the work house for assault on Clyde Gilliland but suspends the sentence during good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shumaker
Frank
Babe) Maguire
Clyde O. Gilliland
Big Meeting and Banquet of Mineral Lodge 242 I O O F
Members of Mineral Lodge 242 I O O F prepare for a large meeting and banquet scheduled for Friday evening. A big time is anticipated for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Lodge
Saloon Closures On Registration Day Halts Business
Dry weather and an order to close saloons on registration day left patrons puzzled as doors barred entry and bystanders explained the situation. Mr. and Mrs. Geerze Hall and family stay with County Treasurer 8S. P. Deem at their Middleport home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geerze Hall
P. Deem
Middleport
Williams Leaves Syracuse for Columbus on Business
G H Williams of Syracuse departed yesterday for Columbus on business. Miss Barbara Reuter visits Pomeroy relatives after a pleasant stay in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Williams
Syracuse
Columbus
Barbara Reuter
Pomeroy
Montgomery
Family and friends travel after funeral in Farmington
Charleston residents depart for Cleveland while Mr and Mrs John Young and Mr and Mrs W E Christie travel to Farmington for the funeral of Smith Talkington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
W. EB. Christie
Chester
Farmington, W. Va
Smith Talkington
Mrs Emma Adams Visits Relatives in Reedsville
Mrs Emma Adams and her baby traveled to Reedsville on Tuesday to visit relatives, according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Adams
Baby
Reedsville
Couple plans move to Lafayette Indiana future home
Mr and Mrs Maurace Carl and their baby left Monday for Lafayette Indiana where they intend to make their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Maurace Carl
Baby
Lafayette
Indiana
George B Sayre Returns Home From Clarksburg Visit
George B Sayre is back home in Middleport after visiting Clarksburg West Virginia where he spent several days visiting friends and attending local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Sayre
Middleport
Clarksburg
W. Va
Mrs Ed Webb Visits Parents in Ironton Ohio
Mrs Edgar Webb of Middleport visits her parents in Ironton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Webb
Middleport
Ironton, Ohio
Illness of Bedbound Ray Allis in Eightieth Year
Ray Allis, confined to his bed for the past six years by a broken hip, is reported quite ill. He is in his eightieth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Allis
Mr. Allis
Miss Mary Branch Ill at Brother’s Middleport Home
Miss Mary Branch is seriously ill at the home of her brother Walter Branch in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Branch
Walter Branch
Middleport
Joint DAR meeting at Meigs County Armory Friday
The Return Jonathan Melge Chapter of the DAR and the Meigs County DAR War Savings Stamp Society join for a meeting at 2 PM Friday at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Melge
Meigs County
D. A. R. War Savings Stamp Society
Mrs Louis Horwitz Nome After Four Week Visit
Mrs Louis Horwitz returns to her home after a four week visit in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Horwitz
Cincinnati
Meeting of Athens Presbytery in New Mattamorras
Rev. F. J. Medford attended a meeting of the Athens Presbytery at New Mattamorras on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Medford
Athens Presbytery
New Mattamorras
Mrs BE M Elberfelds Columbus Visit
Mrs BE M Elberfeld and her son Milton are home from a visit to Columbus Ohio. Mrs Garnet Herman and her children left yesterday to visit Mrs James Woods at Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Elberfeld
Milton
Columbus
Garnet Herman
James Woods
Cleveland
Ohio
Bernard Wysong Plans Delaware Trip With Contemplated Leaving
Bernard Wysong of Middleport plans a trip to Delaware Ohio with intentions to leave Saturday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wysong
Middleport
Delaware
Ohio
Mrs Ilva Wank Returns Home From Bend Visit
Mrs Ilva Wank returns to St Paris Ohio after a month visiting relatives and friends in Bend.
Harry Noll Returns to Columbus Job After Visit
After a short vacation with home folks Harry Noll returned to his employment in Columbus yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Noll
Columbus
Captain DeWolf Leads Cham pion Ferry This Week
Capt. Dave DeWolf of Syracuse serves as acting pilot of the Cham pion ferry this week while Capt. A A Adams vacations with relatives in Portland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave DeWolf
Syracuse
A. A. Adams
Portland
Ohio
Mrs Morris Guest of Son in Pomeroy
Mrs Mary A Morris of Langaville is a guest of her son Edgar in Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Morris
Langaville
Edgar
Pomeroy
Visit Ends for Parkersburg Couple Returning Home
Mr and Mrs Stewart Roush return to Parkersburg after a pleasant visit with Mrs Lucinda Roush in New Haven West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
S. Stewart Roush
Parkersburg
Mr. Roush
Lucinda Roush
New Haven
W. Va
Creager Middleton and Householder Visit Charleston
Mrs KE A Creager with Mrs Thomas Middleton and Miss Bess Householder are home in Middleport for a visit to Charleston, arriving in the area for a social and familial gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. A. Creager
Thomas Middleton
Bess Householder
Middleport
Charleston
Edith Shriner Plans Weekend Trip to Delaware Ont
Miss Edith Shriner of Middleport contemplates a visit to Delaware Ont on Saturday next, weighing travel plans and possible companions for the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Shriner
Middleport
Delaware
President Oppenheimer considers monthlong street car trip
President J. L. Oppenheimer of the local street car line is contemplating a monthlong vacation in the near future, signaling plans for travel away from duties and company location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Oppenheimer
Flag Day events and readings in Bethany
Sunday featured a flag raising at the Bethany church with a 10:30 address on Red Cross work by Dean Voigt. Prof. Morgan filled in for a temperance talk and the Fourth Liberty Loan speech by Hon. I M Foster. The Service Flag with eight stars was dedicated by Prof. Morgan as veterans raised the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Voigt
Red Cross
B. H. Curtiss
Prof. Morgan
I. M. Foster
Prof
Morgan
Ralph A. Chalfant
France
Brent Metcalf
William Howard Johnson
Riley McDaniel
Leonard Grubb
Camp Sherman
Okey Me.Daniel
Clarence E. Moore
Garrett Chalfant
Harris
Emerson Burton
William Livingston
Atgens
J. L. Petty
Everett Russell
Grant Russell
Springfield
C. E. Norris
Stewart
Sheridan Promises Free Delivery on All Orders
Central Market’s F. F. Sheridan states all orders will be delivered free of charge. Message dated September 11, 1961, emphasizes no cost for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Sheridan
Central Market
Boundary Rules Defined for Central Sunnyside and Training School
Parents of new pupils are asked to note fixed school boundaries for Central Sunnyside and Training School buildings to prevent crowding. The Training School district runs from Mill Street area south to Herrold's mill, Sunnyside sits north of Mill Street and east of Congress, and the Central Sunnyside line runs along Court and Carpenter streets. Seventh and eighth graders already attending other schools may continue, but first six grades must stay within assigned territory. Six-year-olds must be on or before November 1 to be admitted. enrollment should begin promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Sunnyside
East Bridge
Mill Street
Lash
State
Court Street
Campbell
Washington
Congress
Post Office
Union Street
Herrold’s Mill
East Side
Baptist Church
Armory
Carpenter Street
Training School
Morgan
Serum For Gas Poison Ordered By Red Cross
The American Red Cross has ordered a six months supply of serum to cure and prevent deadly gaseous gangrene for shipment to Europe. The serum, a product of scientific research, will augment existing supplies in French battle zones which have been limited. Red Cross authorities in France requested at least 20 000 doses monthly from Washington.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Europe
France
Red Cross
Time saved on soldier mail with new sorting system
Paris Aug 18 The United Press reports American soldiers in Europe will receive mail faster as letters go directly from ship to trains instead of being sorted in France and New York. Eighty mail clerks sort by region, trimming delivery time by five to twenty hours per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
United Proess
France
New York
United States
Ancient Greek Star Symbol on Chamberlain Tablets
The five pointed star, a health symbol from ancient Greece, is shown on every Chamberlain's Tablets package. The tablets have restored hundreds to health for indigestion biliousness or constipation and offer prompt relief when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Train kills Broadwell native near Wellsboro
Charley Metcalf 38, formerly of Broadwell and now a coal mine worker at Cliffordsville West Virginia, was killed by a train near Wellsboro on September first. He was a son of Thomas and Simpson Metcalf and leaves his parents five children two of them serving in the U S Army and a sister. The community and relatives, including Rev. Garrett and the Totmans, attended the funeral notices and local visits are listed. A series of short notes mention visits from M H Grandstaff, Mrs J R Rathburn, Roland Rathburn, Mrs Viola Smith, and others from Athens, Columbus, and Federal. Born to Fred Roberts and wife Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Metcalf
Broadwell
Ciffordsville
W. Va
Thomas and
Simpson Metcalf
Wellsboro
U. S Army
Rev
Garrett
U. B
M. P. Totman
Rex Gorham
Athens
Jasper Pickering
Co. B
Fred Roberts
H. H. Townsend
Sarah Johnson
Hazel Rathburn
Columbus
Clarence North
Federal
J. R. Rathburn
Letters From Men In Service From Orville Bobo
Mrs J W Bobo has received a letter from her son Orville of Co A 334 Inf 84 Div now on his way to France He describes bathing with about eight hundred men at the camp in Maryland and lists several fellow soldiers by name He notes many airplanes around the camp and that they will be crossing to France in a few days He mentions shoes size No 14 EE and promises to share more when he returns home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bobo
Orville
Co. A
France
Maryland
Blue Ridge Mountains
Raymond Foreman
Edson Kelley
Gordon Ligget
Waldo Buck
Elmer Williams
English scientists reveal neon evolution from hydrogen through low temperature discharge
Two English scientists claim to evolve neon by passing electricity through hydrogen at low temperatures. The observation suggests neon formation under specialized conditions, challenging conventional gas isolation.
Tiz Foot Bath Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An old advertisement touts Tiz foot bath for aching burning swollen feet. It claims instant relief from corns callouses and bunions, promises happy feet after use, and urges buying a 25 cent box at drug or department stores.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers
This remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough is praised for effectiveness and pleasant taste. It has long been in use with many mothers giving it strong endorsements. A Chillicothe Missouri user notes it is safe for children and preferred by adults and kids alike. It contains no opium or other narcotics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Wm. Scruby
Chillicothe
Croup
Scouts Meet to Welcome New Drafted Men Parade
Boy Scouts are directed to meet at the Presbyterian church this evening at 6 30 to join the parade of newly drafted men and plan the monster demonstration and parade on Thursday September 26 for the Fourth Liberty Loan opening celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Phosphated Iron Eyed as Nerve and Blood Tonic
Reliable physicians tout Phosphated Iron as a builder for broken nerve tissues and a booster for anaemic blood. The tonic is sold in capsules to ensure genuineness, with McKee Drug Co. and major druggists advertising it nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKee Drug Co
Anti Navy Propaganda Caution Amid Recruitment
Recruiting officer Leopold reports many inquiries from women about Navy conditions and requirements. The piece warns against malicious or unfounded statements aimed at discouraging recruits and threatens prosecution and imprisonment for such acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Navy
Man seeks costly place for better health results
The ailing man believes his health would improve most by going to an expensive facility. He weighs the potential benefits against the high cost.
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Arne TL ET Messenger
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Postoffice, L. M. A. Foulk
Mre
L. M. A. Foulk
Bethany
Deee
Zenner’s
Athens Opera
Flouse
Revue Amusement Co
McKee’s
Margery
Wilson
United
Yankee Doodle
George M. Cohen
Holliday
Billy Sunday
George M
Laughland
Moler
Auto Sales Co
Brooks
Hibbard
Ene Ee
Patricia
Athena
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