Oshy of Thomas Fork Pleads Guilty on Trespass Charge
Oshy of Thomas Fork appeared before Justice French on a complaint by Warren J. Clark for trespassing and resisting an officer. He pleaded guilty and the case was set for September 29. Two arrests reported in Pomeroy as H. C. Fox and A. R. Fox face intoxication and disorderly acts charges with appearances before Squire Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meroy
Oshy
Thomas Fork
Warren B. J. Clark
Pomeroy
H. C
A. R. Fox
Gibbs Mayer Wedy
Squire Gilmore
Church Women to Organize at Sacred Heart
Pomeroy reports thirteen women from the Sacred Heart church met Tuesday evening to discuss forming an organization. They decided to invite the regent to attend the first October meeting to help organize the order.
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Pomeroy
Sacred Heart Church
M rs Ray Fields 79 Died at Daughter’s Home in Syracuse
Pomeroy notices report the death of Mrs Ray Fields 79 at her daughter Mrs Van John’s Syracuse home. Funeral services are set for Friday from the daughter’s residence. ARE WEDDED HERE. Wilbur (text fragment)
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Pomeroy
Ray Fields
van John
Syracuse
Ee Fields
Thoughter
Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Ports ie Area
McArthur Stiss Helen Holland and family visit Ohio Wesleyan bound for memorial events. Mrs. Catharine Graves dies. undertaker called in Columbus for burial arrangements. Nearby, Mrs. Russler and Mrs. Wilson Swarts visit Dundas relatives. family members travel from Columbus and Cincinnati for gatherings. Graves, 84, dies at home. Judge J. W. Darby attends Londonderry services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiss Helen Holland
Portsie
Margaret
Charles Gaskill
William Coul
Dundas
Ellsworth Waxtm
Wilson Swarts Livere
Hime Wusan
Ray
Lewis Kruger
W. Darby
Londonderry
Samuel
Harry Westerman
Arry
Columbus
H. 8Milton
P. Smith
H. c Hamilton
Cincinnati
Howell estate administrator appointed with bond filed
John H. Howell was named administrator of the estate of Jos h L. Howell and a bond of 95000 was provided. An inventory and appraisal of estate assets was requested by the administrator with appraisers Joseph L. Howell Arthur E. Christian named and Ernest Martindill Chester urns and O. G. Cross listed among appraisers.
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John H. Howell
Josh L. Howell
Howell
Chris
Joseph L. Howell
Arthur E. Christian
Ernest Martindill
Chester Urns
O. G. Cross
Reedsville Couples Wed by Justice French
Paugh and Shirley Reed were married by Justice M. L. French on Wednesday. They reside in Reedsville and work in Akron. Sherry Congreve and Bessie Siseon of Reedsville also wed Justice French late Tuesday evening.
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Paugh
Shirley Reed
M. L. French
Reedsville
Akron
Sherry Congreve
Bessie Siseon
Funeral services held for Pied Church
POMEROY Sept. 17 The funeral services for Pied Church were conducted today at the residence on Mulberry Avenue and burial followed at Beech Grove Cemetery.
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Pomeroy
Pied Church
Mulberry Avenue
Beech Grove
Mother to See Babes of Tener Pomeroy Case
POMEROY Sept 17 The case of Mrs E Hartley against Emmett charging contempt of court was heard before Judge A P Miller yesterday. The plaintiff charged the defendant would not allow her to see her two children as ordered by the court. The court ruled that Mrs Hartley have the children from Friday evening to Sunday evening twice a year and a week during vacation time. Judge Miller goes to Ironton next week to hold court there.
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Pomeroy
Local Social Notes From A Nearby Community
Mrs William Michael spends the week with her daughter Mrs M L Cottingham in Jackson. Charlies Faters left for Columbus to attend school. Mrs Peter Makin and son George of Columbus visit with the Makin family. Mr and Mrs Cornelius Roush of Cheshire were visitors yesterday. Charles Winegar was a business visitor at Gallipolis yesterday. Charles Davis became seriously ill Tuesday after undergoing an operation.
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Cornelius Roush
Cheshire
Charles Winegar
Gallipolis
Charles Davis
Will of Alice M. Hunsicker Probate Executors Named
The will of Alice M. Hunsicker is admitted to probate. Thomas W. Hunsicker is appointed executor and elected to take under the will. He succeeds to the entire estate which is found not subject to inheritance tax.
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Alice M. Hunsicker
Thomas W. Hunssicker
Hamden Obituaries and Local Notices Highlight Week
Hamden mourns Mrs. Matherine Eutsler who died in Columbus after visiting her son and family on Church street. Blanche Louise Leitch dies at eight months from summer grip at Wilkesville. burial in Hamden cemetery. W. C. T. U. officers elected. county convention set for September 24 at Dundas. Local moves include residents shifting homes on Main and Church streets and relatives attending the funeral of Francis Monahan in Van Wert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matherine Eutsler
Sue Slosser
Columbus
J. T. Ogter
C. C. Roberta
W. H. Dye
Dundas
Ray
Sue Meese
Galt Lick
Wright's Grove
Jackson
Oak Hill
George M. Neffner
New Vienna
A. G. Ray
Carl
W. J. Ogier
Wellston
James McWilliams
Waller
P. A. Rhulman
Ed Fry
Frank Waller
Ortman
Main Street
Charles Bethel
Kolb
Mainstreet
Church Street
Ira Gaults
Vint Slavens
Filo Smiley
Francis Monahan
van Wert
Arthur Crowe
Ruth ‘J and Williamy
Ateptinr R
John Est
Prattaville
Local Resident's Condition Improves After Illness
A brief note reports that a Cheshire resident named Charles Winegar is improving after a recent illness following a visit by Mrs J Winegar of Cheshire.
Amesville Girl to Wed in October at Amesville Presbyterian
Mr and Mrs BH C Henry of Amesville announce the betrothal of their daughter Miss Clara to Mr Patrick Lochway of Pomeroy. The wedding is set for October 14 at the Amesville Presbyterian Church. The bride to be once served as supervisor of music in Pomeroy schools.
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Pomeroy
BH. C. Henry
Amesville
Clara
Patrick Lochway
Local residents make short trips and moves across states
Majorie Patten visiting Gallipolis while Dale Crom from Racine heads to Columbus for Bis e college. Helen Ebersbach plans to enter Welleslyn college. Dale Powell of Racine also goes to Columbus for a blind college. Judge A P Miller and daughter Marta spend Tuesday in Gallipolis. Henry and William Young return from visiting the Oblingers and Neutzlings in Cleveland. Fred Lawlers to Kansas City for a bar association convention, gone several weeks. N A Williams of Huntington visits on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Henry Rasp Mrs Philip Mier Jr and son Walter with Mrs Elizabeth Rasp depart yesterday for Cincinnati to visit relatives.
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Majorie Patten
Gallipolis
Dale Crom
Racine
Columbus
Bise College
Helen Ebersbach
Welleslyn College
Dale Powell
Yeasterday
A. P. Miller
Marta
Gallipole
Henry
William Young
Harry Oblinger
William Neutzling
Me and Mrs Higgins Visit Daughter in Chillicothe
Me and Mrs Clarence Higgins traveled with her mother Mrs John Marks to Chillicothe Sunday. Mrs Marks plans to visit her daughter's home at Mrs Everett Turner.
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Clarence Higgins
John Marks
Chillicothe
Marks
Everett Turner
Old Tyme Piknik Klub holds second reunion
The Old Tyme Piknik Klub met for its second annual Piknik at the Athens Armory on September 13 with fifty nine members present. Officers were elected and committees appointed for the coming year. A winter meeting was planned. The afternoon featured games and singing old time songs followed by supper. Attendees included families from Athens Glouster Chesapeake and Jacksonville among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyme Piknik Klub
Piknik
Athens
Hugh Chadwell
Philo
Donald Johnson
John Zimmers
Chas. Danford
Families and children attend Trimble gathering
The text lists many attendees from Trimble including Mrs Wayne Anne and son Mrs Harve Neilson and children Mr and Mrs Vern H Sayre and daughter Mrs Helen Johnson and son Mr and Mrs Earl C Johnson and daughter D A Sands and Lt R Gooding all of Trimble Dorothy Ann daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Johnson was the youngest present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Anne
Harve Neilson
Vern H. Sayre
Harvard President Emeritus Elliot Improves After Ailment
Cambridge September 15 reports Dr. Charles W. Elliot president emeritus of Harvard University is suffering a slight ailment but his family says he is improving and no serious effects are expected.
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Cambridge, Mass
Charlies W. Elliot
Harvard University
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets Ad
A health tonic promises to build flesh for thin children. The tablets replace sour Cod Liver Oil and claim to aid recovery after sickness or suspected rickets. An example cites a 9 year old gaining 12 pounds in seven months. Available at Cline Pharmacy Co or McKee Drug Co for 60 cents with money back if unsatisfied.
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Ask
Cline Pharmacy Co
McKee Drug Co
McCoy’s
Wolfe Family Reunion Planned at Athens Fairgrounds
The Wolfe descendants will gather at the Athens fair grounds on the first Sunday in October. Invitation goes to all Christpher Wolfe family members. Hundreds are expected. George Wolfe settled in Ames township near Concord church and Christopher Wolfe lived near Beaumont and later Haydenville in Hocking county.
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George Wolfe
Athens Fair Grounds
Christopher Wolfe
Ames Township
Concord Church
Beaumont
Athens County
Haydenville
Hocking County
Radio Savor Summer Over Winter Despite Cold
Residents say they prefer summer due to easier listening as a radio performs worse in winter but works better in warm months. The remark contrasts seasons and notes comfort with summer use.
Five bandits rob East River National Bank at 104th Street
In a daylight hold up five assailants attacked the East River National Bank at 104th Street and Pire Avenue. They held up the cashier and escaped with $47 000 in cash. Police search for the suspects.
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BIG Maul
New York
East River Nationial Bank
104Th Street
Pire Avenue
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Glouster
Jacksonville
Trimble
Charles W. Eliot III
Wansera
Vear
Kraft
Pimento
Brick
Switzer
Limburger
West Union St
Coe’s Cash Shoe Store
Bank of Athens National, Capital and Surplus
Wolfe Family
Scooter
Pet
Venice
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Stetson
the Burnetmith
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Casals
Bauer and
Gabrilowitech
Anna Case
Stefansson
Skeyhill
Hindus
McKee , Drug Co
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