Seven indicted men arraigned before Judge Crow
Seven of the late grand jury's indictments were arraigned before Judge Crow. Edward Davidson pleaded not guilty to auto theft but admitted driving without consent. bond $1,000. Harry Anderson joined Davidson with a like bond. Colonel Stewart and Charles Stewart pleaded not guilty. bonds $1,000. Frank Allen seeks more time for pleas. bail $500. Edward Houck and Bates Carre pleaded guilty to manufacturing distilled liquor. bonds $1,000. Others on bond will be arraigned as scheduled. hearings to begin after early October.
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Davidson
Colonel Stewart
Charles Stewart
Frank Allen
Edward Houck
Bates Carre
Fisher Undergoes Eye Operation At Huntington
Huntington trip Monday saw C Fisher enter St Marys hospital for eye surgery. His wife and son Clinton drove from MIddleport and Clinton will cover his father’s trade for Henking Bovi in Pomeroy Bend during the absence. Fisher is a longtime Gal lis sales agent with prior work as a southern fruit salesman.
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C. Fisher
Huntington
Middleport
J. C. Sher
Clinton
Fisher
St. Mary's Ospital
Henking-Bovi Company
Pomeroy Bend
Sher
Gallilis Company
Konjola Ends 11 Years of Neuritis Pain, Columbus Man Says
Paul Serbe of 777 South Fifth Street Columbus Ohio credits Konjola with ending 11 years of neuritis pain. He reports relief from stomach disorders kidney trouble and nervousness after using the remedy sold at Kee Drug Store Athens Ohio and by local pharmacists.
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Paul Serbe
South Fifth Street
Columbus
Ohio
Konjola
Athens
cKee
Syracuse Man Holmes Pursues Million Dollar Deal
Syracuse report traces Elmer H. Holmes son of Frank Holmes a barber hero and farmer rising in New York City finance. Clipping notes his bid to net nearly one million dollars and his move into aviation investments led by Charles M. Schwab in the General Aero Corporation.
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Syracuse
Elmer H. Holmes
Frank Holmes
New York City
New York Times
Holmes
Brocalsa ‘Chemical Company
Columbus
Wall Street
Easy Street
New York
Atlantic City Motor Speedway
General Aero Corporation
Charles M. Schwab
Warren W. Lewis
Atlantic City
Schwab
Bk. H
Glenn H. Curtiss
Orville Wright
Mr. Schwab
Apple crop worth ten thousand eyed in hillside orchard
Keno September report notes Homer Webster’s hillside orchard near Pomeroy is projected to yield 14 000 bushels of apples this year. Buyers offered $10 000 for the crop, which Webster declined hoping to double the amount. 600 baskets of Delicious apples were packed with 16 workers sorting as harvest continues amid cold air drainage theory and diligent orchard care.
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Keno
Homer Webster
Webster
Pomeroy
Columbus
Mr. Webster
Local residents visit and travel wrap across Ohio towns
Theodore Reed joined his wife and son at Mrs. Reed’s father A Calderwood’s home then returned to Akron. The Reed party and several others attended Bertie Wells' funeral in town before traveling to Great Bend and back to Columbus Lima and Cleveland. Lucille Dutton and Ruth Humphrey left for Ohio University in Athens and Congress Cottage. Mrs P D S Farmer toured Logan and Delaware to visit her daughter at Ohio Wesleyan. The Sisson and Norton households also moved between towns amid social calls and trains.
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Arthur Boice
Columbus
Jessie Johnston
Boices
Cincinnati
Points
Kentucky
Johnston
Roscoe Fowler
Logan
Grand Lodge
T. H. Davia
Greenfield
Robert Jones
Sara Jones
C. A. Bartels
Ruth
Garnet
Mark Roller
Huntington
Elmer Hugh Davis
Ohio State University
Charlotte Burnell
Nora
Vesta McCoy
W. R. Drury
H. J. Russell
W. H. Raub
Theodore Reed
Lima
Cleveland
Chapelle Talbott
A. A. Chappelle
Lucille Dutton
Ruth Humphrey
Athens
Ohio University
Congress Cottage
PD. S. Farmer
Delaware
Mary Wilmetta
Ohio Wesleyan College
F. M. Sisson
J. M. Stevens
Robert Norton
D. A. Howell
Pt. Pleasant
Bert Critchfield
Hospital note on Lietweiler recovery and local events
Marion Lietweiler reports from Mt. Carmel Hospital that his father John Lietweiler underwent kidney surgery and is recovering slowly. The piece lists local figures including Red Anchor Store bookkeeper Lietweiler, his wife’s beauty parlor, Knights of Pythias delegates Chris Beahrs and Chris Seyfried, and a parade with the Little German Band. Also mentioned are visits by Ralph Wagon, Jacob Roller, Henry Klein, and families, a Syracuse resident narrowly escaping a garage collision, and thieves stealing 1750 feet of feed wire from the old street car company.
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F. W. Crow
Marion
Mt. Carmel
Columbus
John Lietweiler
Lietweiler
Red Anchor
Pomeroy
Chris Beahrs
Chris Seyfried
Death of Rutland Elder John Brown After Long Illness
Rutland mourns the death of John Brown a longtime resident who died at home Monday night after a prolonged illness He leaves a family and was mourned by neighbors and friends in the community.
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Rutland
John Brown
Body of man found murdered near Route 7 and Silver Bridge
John Rake was found dead Monday morning in a weed patch beside Route 7 near Kanauga and the Silver Bridge. Police believe he was killed Sunday night. he reportedly had several hundred dollars in his pockets from a boat sale. Detectives are on the case as Riverfront residents react with suspense.
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Middleport
Kanauga
Silver Bridge
John Rake
Rake
Pomeroy Bend
Knights and Pythian groups join Grace Downing in Logan Grand Lodge
About 40 to 60 Knights and Pythian Sisters Past Chiefs and Degree Staff left Logan Monday morning to accompany Grand Chief Grace Downing to Logan for a two day Pythian Grand Lodge meeting.
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Middleport
Grace Downing
Logan
Pythian Grand Lodge
Main Street road paving advances in Pomeroy
Work crews lay an 18 foot cement strip along Main Street in Pomeroy progressing at 500 to 600 feet daily. They expect to reach the river bridge approach in about two weeks and aim to finish the entire road by mid November given favorable weather.
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Pomeroy
Miss Esta Anthony To Return To Teach In Middleport
Miss Esta Anthony of Hamden, injured in an automobile crash at Cook's Gap, will return to town late this week to see Dr. B. E. Maag and plans to resume teaching in Middleport on October 1.
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Middleport
Esta Anthony
Hamden
Cook's Gap
BE. F. Maag
Grown Couple Seek Treatment After Charleston Hospital Visit
Middleport residents Mr and Mrs Elza Grown traveled to Charleston on Sunday where he entered McMillan Hospital for treatment and possibly an operation. The Browns reside at the 8 I Tinklepaugh house on North Fourth Street.
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Middleport
Elza Grown
Charleston
McMillan Hospital
8. I. Tinklepaugh
North Fourth Street
Kansas Town Shaken By Earth Tremors
Earth tremors of sufficient intensity to shake buildings were felt in Junction City and nearby cities in North Central Kansas yesterday. Many persons were awakened by the tremors and reported furniture moving and doors rattling as vibrations spread through the region.
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Junction City
Kan
Kansas
Earthquake Shocks Rattle Manhattan With Two Tremors
Residents reported two distinct earthquake shocks in Manhattan, about an hour apart, shaking windows and rattling dishes as tremors rattled the area. No injuries were immediately reported, and officials urged calm while assessing the quake’s extent.
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Manhattan
P. T. A. Meeting Set For Wednesday At East Side
The East Side School Parent-Teacher Association begins the year with a 2 45 PM meeting at the school. All new district parents residents and teachers are invited to attend for a general business session on future programs followed by a short program.
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East Side
First Baseball Diamond Laid By Abner Doubleday at Cooperstown
Maj General Abner Doubleday laid out the first baseball diamond at Cooperstown New York in 1839 establishing the origin myth of the national pastime.
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Abner Doubleday
Cooperstown
N. Y
Cricket Spreads Beyond England to Cities Worldwide
Cricket, long identified with England, is now played in Cairo Hongkong Cape Town Bombay and the West Indies signaling its widening appeal as an international sport.
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Cairo
Hongkong
Cape Town
Bombay
The
West Indies
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