Pomeroy High School Introduces 20 Minute Physical Education
A 20 minute period for physical education began at Pomeroy High under Coach Sampson featuring marching and drills. The school day shifts include a 11:35 dismissal and revised afternoon start times. Also notes Rev. J T Foster’s transfer to Buckhannon and birth anniversaries for Elza Turner and Thornton Vale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Pomeroy Highchool
Sampson
Elza Turner
Thornton Vale
Turner
Columbia
Dorathy Parmalee Weds Carl H Slater in Lodi
The Lodi Ohio Review reports the marriage of Miss Dorothy Parmalee daughter of Rev and Mrs W I Parmalee formerly of Rutland to Carl H Slater of Lodi. Mrs Slater attended business college in Akron and will complete the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi
Ohio
Dorothy Parmalee
W. I’. Parmalee
Rutland
Carl H. Slater
Funeral for Mrs Geo Heilman at Bunker Hill Church
The funeral service for Mrs Geo Heilman was held this morning at Bunker Hill church led by Rev Lamy of Bethany ME church. She died Tuesday from neurith at 58, leaving a husband and five children including Ern est Pittsburg and Mrs John Karr Harrisonville. Burial followed in Bunker Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Heilman
Bunker Hill Church
Rev
Lamy
Bethany
County Agents to Survey Farms For Economy and Returns
County Agent Krietler of the farm bureau is asked by county commissioners to perform scientific surveys of the farms at the children’s home and the county infirmary. He will analyze operations and offer suggestions or criticisms aimed at greater efficiency and improved returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krietler
Farm Bureau
Typhoid Patient Frank Graham Returns Home
Frank Graham, stricken with typhoid fever in Langsville and ill for weeks, is on the road to recovery and has been moved to his home in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Graham
Langsville
Middleport
Pioneer printer Nicholas Baum visits Bend in Idaho
Nicholas Baum, once a printer in Pomeroy, now runs a bio commercial plant in Huntington, visited Bend this week for a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Baum
Pomeroy
Bio Commercial
Huntington
Bend
Syracuse educator Williams shows improvement in illness
Prof D B Williams of Syracuse principal of Racine High School has been dangerously ill with typhoid fever but is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Williams
Syracuse
Racine High School
Machinery to Arrive for Crown Oil Well Work on Eagle Ridge Farm
Engineer Allen of the lock and dam organization at Apple Grove returns from Holzer hospital after hernia surgery. The barn of L O Bahr at Joppa burned with winter feed and farm equipment, caused by boys playing with matches near a straw stack. No insurance coverage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hall
Eagle Ridge
Engineer Allen
Apple Grove
Holzer Hospital
L. O. Bahr
Joppa
Unconscious driver dies after Cincinnati hospital stay
Norman A. Hobstetter 36 was found unconscious along a highway near Dayton six weeks earlier. He later recovered but died in a Cincinnati hospital yesterday from cerebral causes after a heavy vehicle reportedly passed him while driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman A. Hobstetter
Dayton
Cincinnati
Local Resident Dies After Skull Fracture
Hemorrhage from a fractured skull kills a local man. He was the son of Jacob Hotsstetter of the Nease Settlement, born and raised there. Survived by his parents, five sisters including Mrs Val Strauss and Mrs Chris Glevenkamp, Mrs Charles Price, Mrs Claude Neuse, Miss Lenore Hobstetter, and three brothers Jacob, Charles, and George. Remains expected to arrive today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hotsstetter
Nease Settlement
Val Strauss
Chris Glevenkamp
Charles Price
Claude Neuse
Lenore Hobstetter
Jacob
Charles
George
Life Long Middleport Resident Robert Grogan Dies
Robert Grogan, a longtime Middleport resident, died at his daughter Mrs S E Williams home Wednesday evening. He leaves two other children, Mrs Frank Stevenson of Philadelphia and William Grogan of Pittsburgh. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p.m. from the residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grogan
Middleport
S. E. Williams
Frank Stevenson
Philadelphia
William Grogan
Pittsburg
Mrs Freda Dye and George Arnold Wed in WarriSVille
Miss Freda Louise Dye daughter of the late Martin Dye and George W Arnold son of Mr and Mrs J H Arnold both of WarriSVille were united in marriage Wednesday by Rev Bolton of Jut land. The newlyweds will occupy the Arnold home at the foot of Hornerhill while the Arn olds will spend the winter in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Louise
Martin Dye
George W. Arnold
J. H. Arnold
Warrisonville
Rev Bolton
Jutland
Arnold
Hornerhill
New smokeless fuel from small coal at Pontypridd
Prof Roy Hlingworth of the South Wales School of Mines reports a low temperature carbonization process that converts small coal into a smokeless fuel with higher calorific value and almost no ash. Tests show it outperforms Welsh coal in boilers and resists weathering, with a demonstration plant planned at Pontypridd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontypridd
Wales
Roy Hlingworth
South Wales School of Mines
London
Education program aims to aid prisoners awaiting trial in Chicago
Judge Hugo Pam leads a civic group proposal to broaden prisoner education under Chicago Board of Education review. The plan targets first offenders 17 to 21 in Cook County Jail, separating them from hardened criminals to deter future crime and aid reformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Education
Hugo Pam
Pam
Cook County
Poorly Paid Girl Battles Economic Struggles in Des Moines
Social workers document the plight of a “poor but honest working girl” facing daily survival on wages of 10 to 20 dollars a week. High rents squeeze budgets as housing costs consume a large share of her income, illustrating harsh urban poverty in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Moines Home Reports Roomer Earnings And Rates
Mrs. J. C. McKim, matron of the Des Moines Business Women's Home, says average roomer earnings are seventy dollars monthly. A half share with three meals costs six dollars weekly. long admission waits exist, and workers earning near one hundred dollars monthly may be placed with private families at higher rent to accommodate others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McKim
Des Moines
Y W C A Sees Girls Seek Better Wages and Lodging
The Y W C A reports crowded conditions as girls move in and take washing and ironing at a small extra charge. Mimis earn about 80 dollars a month on average. Employment secretary Mrs L H Ingrahm says girls not living at home should not apply to laundries or restaurants paying 16 or 12 dollars weekly, stating such pay is insufficient to live decently without help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimis
L. H. Ingrahm
Hoboes Scarce In Syracuse As Time Changes
Syracuse police say the classic hobo is nearly vanished. Deputy Police Chief George Peacock notes fewer daily court appearances by itinerants once tied to bars and street life. He cites easier honest work and less need to roam for charity as reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
George Peacock
Police Court
Officers Tactic Admitted to Obtain Evidence in Prohibition Case
Federal Judge Dickinson acknowledged that police sometimes use trickery to gain evidence in a prohibition case. Benjamin Golder, counsel for a liquor dealer, sought to quash a search warrant and exclude evidence he argued was obtained by underhand methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Dickinson
United States District Court
Benjamin Golder
Not Bad Law Says Judge On Confession Evidence
Judge Dickinson argues the practice is unethical but not illegal noting authorities used to coerce a confession may lead to conviction. He suggests a rule to exclude such evidence could help, but none exists at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oliver Hartley
P. H. S. Innovations
J. T. Foster
Mason City
Buckhannon
W. Va
Kirk Davis
Davis
Heilman Funeral
Athens
Charles Ray
James Whitcomb Riley
WM. Desmond
Cecil
B. . DeMilles
Adam's Ribi
Milton Sills
Elliott Dexter
Theodore Kosloff
Anna Q. Nilsson As
Pauline Garon
Paramount
Alsop’s Fables
Tom MIX
Jane and
Katherine Lee
By Williams
NEA Service
Arnold-Dye F
Summit Heights
Glogem
Glogem Ring Co
Xenia
Rators Dimontine Mexico
She U
Zenner Gompany
Silks
Gotham
Keyser
Gordon Allen
A. and
Kitty Bess
D. Zenner Company
Scott
Samy
H. Co
NEA
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!