Bids Opened On Langsville Section Of Road Ahead Of Deadline
Bids on the Langsville portion of the Pomeroy Jackson highway were opened but rejected due to rights of way issues and disputes. The state will accept new bids by Friday October 7 for grading and bridge work on sections K L M of the Pomeroy Jackson road in Rutland and Salem townships with an estimated cost of 105 829.63 and completion by June 1, 1928.
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Omeroy
Langsville
Pomeroy-Jackson
A. B. Shaw
Delaware
Pomeroy-Jackson Road
No. 395
Rutland
Salem
Lower rates drive Meigs Water inquiry urged in Pomeroy
Pomeroy city council seeks state utilities commission review over high rates and low mains pressure. Meigs Water Co. faces investigation. Middletonport likely to be treated similarly in any adjustment. Walls rebuilt at Lust building after court-ordered setback. concrete block wall removed and reconstructed due to bank encroachment.
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Pomeroy
Columbus
Meigs Water Company
Middleport
Lust
Sanitary Grocery
Chiefs to Attend Grand Lodge from Past Chi Association
Eighteen chiefs from the Past Chi association of the M depart Pythian lodge head to North next week for the grand lodge session, departing Monday and meeting Monday through Thursday. Delegates include Mrs Grace Downing Mrs Lalu Maren Mrs Addie Laurghead and others.
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Middleport
Chi
Pythian Lodge
North
Grand Lodge
Thurador
Grace Downing
Lalu Maren
Addie Laurghead
Mary Huddleston
Sullivan Sarre
Hettie Horden
Maz Smith
Ida Edwards
Ada Bing
Kathryn Anderson
Ada Rot
Hannah McKnight
Margaret Reynolds
Pat Gallagher
Elizabeth Brartin
Flora Lewis
Emily Barnes
Emma Welch
Ada Root
John Huber 60 Dies in Heat at Home Pomeroy
John Huber aged 60, member of the Huber Brothers firm, died at his Union avenue home Saturday afternoon likely from heat illness while supervising work on the firm’s pew building. He was a Peace Evangelical church member and longshoreman of the Ohio river boats. Funeral plans were not set.
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Pomeroy
John Huber
Huber Brothers
Huber
The
Peace
Evangelical Church
Ohio River
Jacob
Edward Huber
Mary
Punerel
Sons of Satan group at Oklahoma University evolves into Spine order
University of Oklahoma students led by Tom Williams announce a new order named the Spine after parental displeasure ended the Sons of Satan. Rob Anz resigns after a conference with his father as Williams and five fellow thinkers push forward with the rebranded group.
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Oklahoma City
Sons of Satan
Io Moving Spirits
University of Oklahoma
Larry
Tom Williams
Robanz
Fone
Safety Patrols To Be Established in Athens County Schools
Countywide program organized this week in Athens by C I Farrell of the Ohio State Automobile Association to prevent accidents among school children. Captain H M Burgett announced the effort which provides safety posters lessons and aid to form student patrols to act as traffic guides before and after school.
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Ohio State Grange
At & P.m
Athens
Mr. Efaw
Athens County
C. i. Farrell
Ohio State Automobile Association
Athens County Automobile Association
H. M. Burgett
L Dan Shields Dies in Chauncey at 79
L Dan Shields 79 died at his Mill street home in Chauncey after neuritis of the heart. He had been in failing health but was active earlier in the day. Funeral plans not announced. He leaves a widow, sons William in Athens and Charles and Homer in Chauncey, and two daughters Miss Ettle Shields and Mrs Gertrude Finater mocher in Columbus.
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Chauncey
Shields
Mill Street
Mr. Shields
Lfe
Berlin Faces Youth Cosmetic Craze Revealed in Bremen Case
In Bremen police court a shock over youth cosmetics grows as a west-end Berlin high school uncovers a classroom where nearly half the girls carry cosmetics. The headmistress confiscated bags from thirty-two pupils finding twelve lipstick items and fifteen powder puffs. all students are under sixteen.
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Berlin
Bremen
Germany
Sud
Notable clash ends with Leiter named administrator
European nobility faced American finance as Lady Marguerite Hyde sought to replace her brother Joseph Leiter as administrator of her father’s estate valued at $21,000,900. The petition aimed to remove Joseph and install a new administrator.
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Chicago
Marguerite Hyde
Joseph Leiter
Joseph
Joseph Wise Buried With Military Honors in Canton
Joseph Wise a Canton police thief and World War veteran was laid to rest with military honors at Calvary Cemetery. Three volleys of shots were fired over his grave and taps honored him after he died in an automobile accident near Lima, Ohio on Wednesday.
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Canton
A.R
Joseph
Wgegs
Wise
Calvary
Lima
Ohio
Kansas corn largely spared by sudden temperature drop
A survey across Kas indicates minimal damage to corn from a sudden cool spell. After a period of high temperatures, the temperature fall did not significantly injure crops in the area around Peka.
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Kas
Kansas
Areca
Buckeye briefs Dayton opening of children tuberculosis clinic
News briefs report a new tuberculosis clinic for children to open near Dayton and Montgomery County next Saturday announced by the Montgomery County Public Health league. Other items note a Dayton man killed in a Dixie highway train collision, and weather and school heating issues at Longfellow school.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Public Health League
Toledo
Pere Marquette
Dixie Highway
Harry Rackowski
I Longfellow
Dies in Lodi Township Mrs Steinmetz 61 at Loch Kee ship
Mrs None Steinmetz, 61, died of a heart attack at her Loch Kee ship home Saturday evening. Funeral services will be Monday at 2 PM with burial at Burlingham. She was daughter of the late Harvey Williams and is survived by a daughter, Mrs Leonard Williams, and a sister, Mrs Pearl Wood, living near Albany.
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Mary
Helen Ewing
Logan
T. J. Riley
Middleport High School
Cosy Nook
Margaret Thomas
Freda Martin
A. W. Kassler
Boggess
Grant Street
Pickens
Third Street
Troy Pickens
Florida
Cecil Horden
Columbus
Perry Graves
Peck
Croton
James Buchanan
Margaret Sauer
Hannah Owens
Youngstown
Jami
Walter Owens
Lewis
Lewis Sauer
None Steinmetz
Loch Kee
Burlingham
Steinmetz
Harvey Willams
Leonard Williams
Pearl Wood
Albany
World mile record for cow in Buenos Aires milk yield
A cow in Buenos Aires claimed a world record by producing 15,859.4 pounds of milk containing 6,288 pounds of butterfat in 265 days. The achievement highlights exceptional dairy output and fat content for the animal.
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Buengs
Aires
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