Loyal Temperance Legion Forming Two Branches in Athens
Society notes report the Loyal Temperance Legion split into Young Peoples branch led by Mrs. W. C. Arbogast and the L T L led by Miss Leah Hunter. Officers elected include Elvena Davidson president Dora Mae Smith vice president and Mary McCune secretary with plans for a play at the W C T U reception and meetings every other Monday starting Sept 27. Rebekah lodge marked its seventy fifth anniversary with a spelling bee and July August birthdays honored. Other items mention residents traveling and taking positions in Raleigh and Philadelphia plus a guest visit from Mrs. John Zipp.
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Loyal Temperance Legion
Young Peoples Branch
Eula Pendergrass
Betty Arbogast
Jean Barlo
Mary Burt
Grace Woods
Doris Boggs
Eilene Bobo
Carolyn Fuller
Virginia Masterton
M. I
Athens
Sar
Rebekah Lodge
Delle Finsterwald
William Covert
J. H. Porter
A. N. Johnson
Athens residents enjoy Westward motor journey and visits
Personal mentions note Mr. and Mrs. Henry C Cameron and relatives from Cincinnati completing a 2000 mile West trip including Indianapolis Terre Haute Fulton Columbia St Louis Lawrence and Topeka. Other items include visits between local families and a Legion event planning in Columbus and Middleport with Captain Tom Jones and J P Wetherholt.
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Henry C. Cameron
Carlos H. Cameron
Athens
James DeForrest Murch
Cincinnati
West
Camerons
Murch and Son
Indianapolis
Terre Haute
Ind
Fulton
Columbia
St. Louis
Lawrence
Topeka
Kansas
Tom Jones
Middleport
J. P. Wetherholt
Gallipolis
Columbus
American Legion
Wetherholt
Jones
A Quiz on the Bible
A Bible based quiz with nine questions asking about incidents ages books quotes and figures. It covers Esau and Jacob Jericho Esther Job Jacob’s ladder and related biblical events including a rock smashing a man’s head by a woman.
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Esau
Jacob
Jericho
Esther
Job
Moses
Court ends long siege over Hocking Sunday Creek tract
A receiver's report by J. B. Sherrard for the Hocking Sunday Creek Tract tion company was confirmed after he paid $185.29 in costs. The receiver, who had paid all money in his hands, was discharged from duties. The suit stretched over several years in the court.
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Sherrard
Hocking Sunday Creek Traction Company
VINCO Herb Laxative Claims Win Wide Acceptance
Merit has made VINCO a winner with sales in the millions though not heavily advertised until now. The statement promises quick relief from stomach distress constipation and a healthy glow by using a herbal formula printed on the box. It claims VINCO acts on the stomach liver and lower bowels removing poison to prevent disease and urges a two box trial.
Won For All And All For One Classified Ad Wins A Tenant
A Messenger House for Rent ad by Mr. Charlies Cable features a successful tenant outcome. The notice praises the advertisement method and promotes contacting the paper’s ad maker with local phone lines. The piece endorses classified ads as an effective tenant finder.
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Charlies Cable
Phone 927
Mr. Cable
New Bridges Planned Along County Road in Pomeroy
Pomeroy residents hear that a graded road between Carpenter and Harrisonville will gain new concrete bridges next year. Commissioners Karr and Compton inspected roads on both west and east county areas as petitions for improvements feed into the 1927 road program.
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Pomeroy
Carpenter
Harrisonville
Karr
Compton
School Holidays Announced by County Superintendent
POMEROY September 24 The program for holidays exams and school functions has been arranged by County Superintendent Charles N Waxner Thanksgiving Day and the Friday after and the Christmas vacation will be the only holidays Christmas vacation starts December 24 and closes January 8 February 22 will be a holiday.
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Pomeroy
Charles N. Waxner
Pomeroy Benderl eds Visitors in Gallipolis
Mr and Mrs Norman Foss visited Gallipolis yesterday. Marie Genheimer returned to Cincinnati after a three months visit with her mother Mrs W 8 Genheimer. Mr and Mrs Nyman Zwiefel re-
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Pomeroy
Infant son of Mr and Mrs BR Krenbihl improves at home
A brief item notes the infant son of Mr and Mrs BR Krenbihl is recovering after illness. Katherine Gibbs and sister traveled yesterday to visit in St. Louis. Marcelline Woodrum visits here. Wyatt Plantz returned from Michigan.
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George W. Hopkins
Topinabee
Mich
Clayton Vorhes
Indiana
Michigan
Hopkins
Cincinnati
BR. Krenbihl
Katherine Gibbs
St. Louis
Marcelline Woodrum
Wyatt Plantz
Jail Sentence Is Suspended After Small Fine Paid
A jail term was suspended after the defendant paid a $50 fine. No further details on the offense are provided in the accessible text.
Court suspends jail for Liggett over alimony arrears
Contempt of court ruling orders Liggett released from cas today and suspends a 60 day county jail sentence. He must pay 60 dollars to Florence Bell and alimony of 20 dollars per month, with payments due since July 1 as previously settled in May divorce trial.
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Florence Bell
Branch Tiggett
Castoday
Liggett
Enrollment at Ohio Wesleyan Reaches Record 1902
Final registration at Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware shows a total enrollment of 1 902 the largest on record. The figure marks an increase of twenty six students over last year.
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Ohio
Wesleyan University
Athens High holds football meet and cheerleader tryouts
A morning assembly at Athens High School auditorium presented the Pom eroy football squad and heard addresses from Assistant Coaches Newcomb Hatch and Richeson and Mr Wood who will handle tickets. Cheerleader tryouts led by Pauline Fienup featured last year's lone returning member.
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Newcomb
Hatch
First American Steam Rail Line Began in 1830
A historical note recalls that the first American railway designed for steam locomotives commenced construction in 1830 marking a milestone in U.S. transportation history.
Worden Seeks Nomination for U M W A Vice President Post
Floodwood on September 14 1926 candidate H V Worden requests officers and members of the U M W A to consider nominating him for Vice President of Sub-Dist 1 in District 6. Requests appreciation for any consideration.
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Floodwood
H. V. Worden
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Loyal Legion
Lodge
Anna Cornell
East State Street
Frances Cooksey
Raleigh
N. C
King's Business College
F. L. Preston
Philadelphia
W. F. Clements
Jane Dew
Hatboro
Don Millikan
North High Street
John Zipp
Lakewood
Cleveland
California
Clarence E. Townsend
Goldie Reynolds
Willard, N. Y
Minnie Reynolds
Athens R. D. No. 2
P. F. Good
Theodora Lawhead
Tabula
Ter
A. T. Lawhead
Morris Avenue
Grayam Bing
H. Bing
Case School of Applied Science
Bing
State Highway Department
Sharpsburg-Marietta Road
Beta Theta Pi
Abington Road
Pallas Club
W. F. Copelnd
North Hill
Cora Lockridge
South Brownsville, Pa
Nelsonville
Logan
Glouster
Lash's Drug Store
Red Crown
Sinclair
Midway
Nelsonville, Ohio
Clarence Stage
Lower Plains
the Cline Ice Cream Co
Athens, O
Delaware
Pom
Eroy
Athens High
the Bennett CO
Echem
Haywood
Gibson
Prescription Store
Miss Reese
Taylor
Boi
Poil
Phoenix
House of Biscof
Warners
VOGUE
Lazarus
Prestons
Addie Lomax
Dorothy Gay Beauty Shop
F. L. Preston Company
BIG Daylight
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