Pomeroy Mourns Cassie Rose Sr. of Minersville
Cassie Rose Sr. of Minersville died after stroke complications. Born April 29, 1858 in Mt. Vernon Ohio he spent most life in the county. Survived by wife Avig Swanger five sons Walter Cassie Herbert Clyde and Oscar, a daughter, 12 grandchildren, and a sister. funeral at Minersville M E church at 2 pm with burial at Beech Grove cemetery.
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Cassie Rose Sr
Minersville
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Pomeroy
Avig Swanger
Minereville
Herbert
Columbia
Clyde
Charleston
M. EF. Church
Mineral Lodge of Odd Fellows
M. EE
Beech Grove
Rally of Heaton Cohorts at Vern Wills Grove
The second annual Heaton family reunion will be held at Vern Will's grove in Flatwoods Cheater township on the eighth day of October.
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Heaton
Vern
All Day Family Basket Dinner Invitation
An all day basket dinner affair invites all persons related to the family to attend.
Rally Day Observed by Middleton Sunday Schools
Middleton plans a town wide Rally Day next Sunday with all organizations uniting to mobilize every man woman and child. Exciting programs are prepared to engage the community and encourage participation.
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Middleport
Death of Herman Pickens at 35 after tuberculosis
Herman Pickens aged 35 and single, son of Mead Pickens and his wife Racine, died Saturday after nearly a year of illness from tuberculosis. He served in multiple encampments including Camp Sherman and later in the south, and returned home in frail health after the armistice. The funeral was held yesterday in Racine with burial in Letart cemetery.
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Herman Pickens
Mead Pickens
Racine
Camp Sherman
South
Letart
Carl Sauvage Returns Home After Amputation Recovery
Carl Sauvage, who lost a leg in an explosion at the Sauvage pool room, has been brought home from Holzer hospital. He is improving and expects to regain near normal use in a few months with an artificial limb.
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Carl. Sauvage
Carl Sauvage
Holzer Hospital
Colorado ties shine in letter from Denver resident
Asbury Smith of Pomeroy reports a letter from John Hines of Denver an old county resident. Hines weighs 265 pounds and his family is well. One son Rush is a city inspector and Fred works for the Colorado and Southern Railway. Hines is in oil and mining and travels often.
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Asbury Smith
Pomeroy
John Hines
Denver
Colo
Mr. Hines
Colorado
Rush
Fred
Colorado & Southern R. R
Hines
Fall Festival Talk in Pomeroy Promotes Local Talent
The piece notes plans for another Fall Festival in Pomeroy next fall organized by local talent. It discusses keeping receipts local, cites 1888 industrial parade as a benchmark, warns against letting alien groups control profits, and praises this year’s event while urging earlier start and united effort.
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Pomeroy
Farmers Seek Five Year Ban on Prairie Chicken Killing
Regina reports farmers in Saskatchewan launch a drive for a law to prohibit all killing of prairie chickens for five years. They argue the birds fight grasshoppers and other pests and note the current open season lasts two weeks with heavy shooting across the prairies.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Logan Hocking County Builds New High School Plan
Logan in Hocking County moves to establish a new high school curriculum with H H Pickering of Lancaster sent to Mound Crossing to organize classes though no charter exists yet. Pupils may earn credit via examinations once a chartered high school is available, as residents aim to add a third high school next year. In local scores, Stone leads off as first man up with a Lexus leaguer, Hartley and Smathers mix in a double play sequence, and Cope drives in runs. The game ends early due to darkness after Longley rules a ground rule on a scoring play. Harden Undertaking Co. to handle funeral at Enterprise church, burial in Centenary cemetery.
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Hocking County
H. H. Pickering
Lancaster
Mound Crossing
W. C. Braghares
Stone
Short
Hartley
Smathers
Cope
Rutherford
McGonigal
Jones
Dupler
Miller
Longley
Logan
Harden Undertaking Company
Enterprise Church
Series Evened In Abbreviated 6 Inning Win
Logan tied the series with New Lexington 2 to 1 as Sunday’s game ended after six innings due to darkness. Bresnen and Daugherty matched up in a hill duel with the local pitcher holding a slim edge. The Logan club reversed form from their previous outing at New Lexington.
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Logan
New Lexington
Bresnen
Daugherty
Brashares Family Attends Clara Brashares Wedding
Mr and Mrs Joe Brashares and family of Enterprise and Prof and Mrs W C Brashares of Logan travel to Delaware for the wedding of Clara Brashares the youngest sister. Rev C W Brashares performs the ceremony at the bride’s mother’s home. The wedding coincides with the fiftieth anniversary of the bride’s parents. Clara has worked for C Flandly Co in Cleveland and formerly lived at Mound Crossing. The groom is a Toledo purchasing agent for a steel tubing company and a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan. they will reside in Toledo.
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Joe
Brashares
Enterprise
W. C. Brashares
Logan
Delaware
Clara
Marke Brashares
Randall Michener
Toledo
C. W. Brashares
Four cases disposed of by Mayor Miller
Isaac Bogruff of Lancaster plead guilty to speeding and was fined five dollars and costs. George Schlagater, arrested last week, pleaded guilty to a booze selling badge and was fined eleven dollars and costs. Roy Smith, arrested Saturday for stealing an auto, pleaded not guilty, waived a hearing, and was bound over to the grand jury on a one hundred dollar bond. Jecko Stecko of Haydenville was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication.
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Mayor Miller
Isaac Bogruff
Lancaster
Farbean
George Schlagater
Marshal Thomas
Roy Smith
Jecko Stecko
Haydenville
Huston
Whit Lin Home Laundry assigns assets to creditors
W E Whitlatch proprietor of the Whit Lin Home Laundry assigned his business for the benefit of creditors Saturday evening. Attorney G H Thorne acted as assignee until Monday when he turned matters over to the creditors. Probate court will oversee the proceedings with another assignee likely to be chosen soon. The laundry had a brief run, opening only a month or two ago in the former Tipco Vinegar Company building.
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Whit Lin Home
G. H. Thorne
Probate Court
Tipco Vinegar Company
Mrs Walker Passes at 73 Near Enterprise
Phoebe Ann Walker, 73, died at home near Enterprise Sunday night at 11 p.m. of diseases incident to old age. Her husband died several years ago.
Twice Five Club Plans Fall Meeting At Bade White Home
The Twice Five Club will hold its initial fall meeting at Bade White’s home on West Second Street Tuesday. The group will stage a literary program twice a month throughout the winter season.
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Twice
Bade White
West Second Street
Judge Pettit Returns Home From Washington Visit
Judge E. O. Pettit came back Monday after a week in Washington as the guest of Congressman Ricketts. He accompanied Ricketts to the capital after Congress recessed, returning to the district.
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E. O. Pettit
Washington
Ricketts
Congressman Ricketts
National Capital
Local Masons Schedule Special October Meetings
The schedule announced at the last convocation calls for special meetings on October 7, 14 and 21. A class of candidates will be admitted during those sessions.
Local Moving Mixes With Social News In Athens Area
Torch N I Day visited Athens on business while residents report multiple moves this week. Brockaws move from Lan caster to join Elmer Mauck’s former farm in Coolville R D as John McLaughlin shifts to Coolville. Birthday party honors Mary Ellen Wilcoxen at the Wilcoxen home with games and gifts.
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Athens
Brockaw
Lancaster
Elmer Mauck
William
Orpha Robinson
Little Hocking
Ira Barrows
Fay
Lucy Coleman
Alice
John Hancock High
Cyrus Jones
Sherry Basin
Sam Marshall
Antioch
Thomas Dunfee
John McLaughlin
Coolville
O. Bardin
McLaughlin Farm
Coolville R. D
George Walters
Lisbon
Aaron Baker
Richard Nixon
Amanda Forester
Fred Gillilan
Clarence
Freda
Washington County
Harry Wilcoxen
Mary Ellen Wilcoxen
Sarah Sharpe
Hazel Buckley
Mary Sharpe
Thelma Tucker
Edith Ours
Lucy Sharpe
Hazel Tucker
Minnie Baker
Ruth Marie Dyke
Pauline Russell
Ethel Blackburn
Edna Buckley
Cecil Baker
Bruce Tucker
Denver Day
Reinald Bird
France Russell
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