In Injuries Fatal For 63-year-old Smith
Miss Smith, 63, died yesterday from injuries suffered in a collision three hours earlier when an automobile struck her in the Second ward. She leaves a brother Julius and a sister Mrs. Fisher of Charleston. Services will be held Wednesday at the Middleport Presbyterian Church with members of the society present. Heritage Lewis and local businessmen are vacationing at a camp in Sumner. Mildred Pilchard of Belpre is visiting in Pomeroy.
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Mie Smith
Asc
Julius
Mrs. Fisher
Charleston
Society of the
Middleport
Louis Gibbs suffers arm fracture in Ford crank accident
Louis Gibbs met with a serious accident in Pomeroy on September 16 when he broke his arm while attempting to crank a Ford. He was treated locally and is listed in stable condition.
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Pomeroy
Louis Gibbs
Pomeroy Kiwanis to Hear Logan Manufacturer on Shoes
The Pomero y Middleport Kiwanis club meets tonight at the K of P hall Pomero y. Harry McGovern a Logan manufacturer will address the group on Origin and Development of Shoes and Leather. The Pythian Sisters will serve supper to members.
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Pomeroy
Pomieroy-Middleport
Wills Admitted in Probate Court at Pomeroy
In probate court at Pomeroy on September 15 the wills of Conrad Zweiter of Pomeroy and Radford of Chester were admitted to probate. An application was made to admit the wills of Charles B. Mayre of Middleport and Fred Lefait of Pomeroy to probate.
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Pomeroy
Conrad Zweiter
Radford
Chester Town
Charles B. Mayre
Middleport
Fred Leifait
Haffie-Butcher Wedding Reported in Pomeroy
George McHaffie 21 of Middleport and Hagel Butcher 16 of Middleport obtained a marriage license in Pomeroy. McHaffie is a miner and son of Laud McHaffie. The couple were married by Justice M. French.
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Pomeroy
George
Middleport
Hagel Butcher
McHaffie
Laud McHaffie
Justice M. French
Durand Bails Krebs After Chester Looting Arrest
Pomeroy Sept 15 C Homer D of Coshocton a former gubernatorial candidate secured Krebs bond of 1000 dollars after Krebs was arrested weeks ago on charges of looting the Frank Beal store at Chester.
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Pomeroy
C. Homer D
Coshocton
J. F. Krebs
Frank Beal
Chester
Krebs
Legion Melon Feast At Peace Church Dinner
The Peace church Boys' club hosted a water melon feast last evening in the church basement for the Buckeye club with about twenty men in attendance.
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Legion
Rpomeroy
Boys’ Club of the Peace Church
Buckeyerie
Local residents plan visits and trips across towns
A jumble of names shows Bertha Conde in Charlestown, Mrs. J R Stark and Mrs. Frank Schaefer visiting family, Katherine Braminge and Lena Greuser traveling to Cincinnati, and others from Mason Pomeroy Gallipolis and Athens on short trips or returning home after visits.
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Bertha Conde
Charlestown
Bue Lehew
Eras
William Eiselstein
Samacnera
Fes
Minnie Roush
Mason
J. R. Stark
8&T
Frank Schaefer
Columbe
Mary Schorn
Janet Ewing
Vlestown
Edward Silage
Mich
Katherine Braminge
Emma Howell
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Elma
Lena Greuser
Eroy
Cincin
C. Clark
Grelling
Greveland
Wilson Divorce Ends in Out of Court Agreement
Gertrude Wilson and W F Willison settled their divorce and alimony case in Pomeroy. Wilson to pay all costs, assume a $500 joint note, and give $2 250 cash plus household goods to the plaintiff. Gross neglect of duty grounds to be used by Wilson. the case is uncontested by Mrs Wilson. Ninety nine subpoenas were dismissed.
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Pomeroy
Gertrude Wilson
W. F. Willison
Fred Church Dies After Stroke in Pomeroy
POMEROY Sept 15 Fred Church suffered a stroke last evening which caused his death this morning He was well known in the Bend and had long had poor health He is survived by his wife and two daughters Gladys and Verlie Funeral arrangements have not been made
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Pomeroy
Fred Church
Church
Gladys
Verlie
New Discovery Freckle Cream Flyte Promises Clearer Skin
A new cream named Flyte claims to remove freckles in four days with easy application. Sold by Cline Pharmacy Co and McKee Drug Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. It also promises cleaner, clearer, more youthful skin.
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Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
Hunt Licenses Issued Totaling 266 Dollars
Thurman L. Morgan reports 212 hunting licenses issued Monday totaling 266 dollars. Of that sum 212 dollars go to the state game and fish commission and 53 dollars to Athens county. Cumulative licenses issued reach 587 to date.
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Thurman L. Morgan
Common Pleas Court
State Game and Fish Commission
Athens County
Commercial air service linked to national defense
Dayton September 15 Major General Mason M Patrick chief of the United States air service argues in a Progress essay that a capable air defense relies largely on commercial aeronautics rather than a military force alone. He says maintaining a comprehensive military air force is impractical and emphasizes civilian aviation development as essential to national security.
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Dayton
Mason M. Patrick
United States Air Service
National Cash Register Company
Steel Experts Optimistic On Postwar U.S. Industry
Cleveland holds the second day of a five day steel symposium with Dr. A. E. White of the University of Michigan predicting a long period of prosperity. He notes mills are running at 80 percent capacity, a gain of 100 percent over pre war output.
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Cleveland
A. E. White
Mettalurgy
Universty of
Michigan
Emerald antiseptic offers relief from bunions and corns
An ad claims Emerald antiseptic relieves bunion pain by applying drops to inflamed joints. It promises rapid swelling reduction and shrinking corns, urging readers to purchase at drug stores with druggist guarantees.
Experts say new airship will be built in Germany
German officials and industry experts anticipate the construction of a new dirigible, signaling a push in aviation innovation. Plans reportedly involve major firms and regional hubs in Germany, with timelines targeting early milestones in the project.
Eckener Denies Blame Claims On Shenandoah Disaster
Dr. Hugo Eckener rejects accusations he blamed a German crew for the Shenandoah disaster and predicts the United States and Germany will soon build larger dirigibles. He cites helium-related issues and suggests hydrogen lower chambers with deflation to avoid explosions as a future solution discussed with U.S. officials in Amsterdam.
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D. Weyer
Berlin
America
United States
Germany
Amsterdam
Hugo Eckener
Eckener
Wilner
Litchfield
Goodyear Company
Akron
Ohio
Doctor Eckener
Commander Steele
Naval Air Station
Lakehurst
Mullin pleads not guilty in torch hill bootlegging case
Thomas Mullin aged 62 of three miles southeast of Torch Hill pleads not guilty in Justice Carl Porrer's court to charges of possession of intoxicating liquor and making tools. Bond set at 500 dollars, trial to be held Saturday at 9. Mullin arrested near a fifteen gallon still on his son George Mullin's farm. he faces further arraignment as a witness in a separate bootlegging case and will be returned to Athens Friday.
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Thomas Mullin
Torch Hill
Parkersburg
Athens
Carl Porer
Porter
Mullin
J. M. Cady
Howard Gilson
George Mullin
West Virginia
O. E. Summerfield
Chinese Laundry Ticket Quote Stirs Ohio Debate
A humorous remark from Ur bana, Ohio, attributed to a Democrat, prompts discussion about the meaning behind a Chinese laundry ticket and its cross wordplay significance.
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Urbana
Ohio
State leaders protest plan for building on annex site
Representatives from the Columbus chamber of commerce and the Ohio federation of women's clubs will protest the state building commission's unanimous recommendation to construct the new state office building on the present statehouse annex. The action signals a clash over location and design for a key public project in Columbus.
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Columbus
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Building Commission
Statehouse
Tragic suicide of 14 year old Cleo Newman at farm
Portsmith report says Cleo Newman of Fort Hill in Highland County killed herself with a shotgun after learning a farm laborer she loved planned to leave for northern corn cutting. The incident occurred on the morning of September 15.
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Portsmouth
Cleo Newman
Fort Hill
Highland County
Koenig Shines for Yankees as St. Paul Arrival Sways Bench
Mark Koenig, the Yankees top shortstop, has begun strongly with standout fielding and solid hitting. The arrival of the St Paul lad has relegated Pee Wee Wanninger to the bench as Koenig set the early pace.
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Mark Koenig
Yankees
St. Paul
Pee Wee Wanninger
Ohio Mine Disasters Hit Record in August
Columbus reports 11 Ohio miners killed in August, the most in state history. Four deaths in Belmont, three in Perry, and one each in Athens, Coshocton, Muskingum and Melga counties. Only 242 mines operated that month despite anthracite coal strike.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jerome Watson
State Division of Mining
Watson
Belmont County
Perry County
Athens
Coshocton
Muskingum
Melga
Corn crops in Ohio set record for year
Ohio reports a record corn crop with 186,400,000 bushels, oats at 81,500,000 bushels the largest since 1912, and other crops including potatoes, barley, and clover showing varied outcomes. Pasture is in poor condition due to dry weather. tobacco in average condition.
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Ohio
Federal
United States
Kentucky
Fall at Aunt Susie's Springs Injures Lilian Scott
Miss Lilian Scott fractured her shoulder and suffered facial lacerations after a fall while crossing a stream at Aunt Susie s Springs, a local picnic resort near St Clairsville.
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ST. Clairsville
Lillian Scott
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Events
McArthur Mary Meadows and Bliss College student spent the weekend with her parents in Columbus. A string of social visits followed as Mrs. Leland Murphy hosted friends, and families from Wellston and Fiat on shared weekends. A piano recital by Mrs. Keeney’s pupils drew good attendance at the Methodist church. Josephine Henry’s death prompted B A Henry to return from Miami. Funeral services for Joseph conclude the item.
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Mary Meadows
Bliss Business College
Columbus
H. E. Meadows
Leland Murphy
Carl Smith
Vance Cox
Ray Cox
John Hawk
Foster Lyle
Harry Specht
Weiliston
Dayton Dickson
Dickson and Hayes
Carl Ward
Lois
Martin Ayers
Wellston
Hayes
Dickson
Eva Partlow
B. J. Henry
Miami
Florida
Josephine Henry
Howell death funeral and visit reports
Howell who died at Grant hospital Columbia Thursday was held at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J H Howell. Sunday afternoon Fred Sisson and family of Milport visited his mother Mrs Ella Sigpon and attended the funeral of Joseph Howell.
Mackian Defense Stands Out With 20 Assists
The Mackian defense had a busy afternoon in a game against the Yankees. It recorded 20 assists led by Groves with seven and Galloway with five, highlighting a strong team play effort.
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Yankees
Groves
Galloway
Colgate Relies on Tryon To Lead 1925 Football Effort
Colgate University hinges on Tryon its standout back and top scorer from 1924 to spark the 1925 season. The Foo back is reported in strong form and aims to surpass last year’s impressive performances, anchoring the lineup as he returns to top speed.
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Tryon
Colgate University
Collgate
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