Lost All HS Money After Park Robbery
Barden blacksmith B Stephens reported to police Thursday he was robbed of about five dollars after his pants pockets were slit while he slept in Tracy Park. Averett Thorn, 19, sleeping in the park, was questioned and held for poletic court, later to serve 30 days in jail. Thorn had recent ties to an M B W box car robbery and had been working in Springfield, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F “B. Stephens
Barden
Wilburn Hall
Stephens
Tracy Park
Averett Thorn
Springfield
Judgment Restored in Paternity Case
A court returned a 500 dollar judgment against Charles Fearnat and Wykoff, with the defendant to pay 50 dollars down and two dollars weekly until settled. Attorney Dever represents the plaintiff, and Attorney Small the defendant in this action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fearnat Charles, Wykef
Commion Rileas Court
Wykoff
Attorney Dever
Small
Mr Fritz Harvests Wheat Crop Says Yield Normal
G Fritz a Dogwood Ridge farmer visited the city on Wednesday and stated his wheat field will be near normal this season despite reports. He recently sold a Jersey heifer to Henry Haynes and a standardbred driving mare to Fred Doerr of the Kehe Par levson company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Fritz
Dogwood Ridge
Fritz
Henry Haynes
Fred Doerr
Kehe Parlevson Company
News From Sciotoco Towns In Ohio
Clyde Evans and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Edwin Howard. Local visits featured Miss Flossie Charles and grandmother, Mrs J Charles, with many neighbors stopping by. The community mourns Clyde, a death noted with in memoriam lines, while several residents are listed with illness and family links across Ottway, Portsmouth, and Wheelersburg.
Serenading party crashes wedding at Bushy Run site
A large serenade of over one hundred gathered Tuesday evening at Bushy Run, startling the newly married Tamea Lawson and his bride in Portsmouth. The crowd, led by Jasper Dever, distributed candy and cigars from Kronk Bros. They left after gifting the couple and wishing many years of happiness. Mr. Lawson, a Civil War veteran and Madison township resident, is 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Herel
Jasper Dever
Kronk Bros
Mr. Lawton
Erin
Madison Township
Mrs
Lawson Ronny
May Run Binder Case Loses Temporary TRO
Judge Thomas allows Morgan to run his wheat binder on a road near Otway after a preliminary hearing in the Scioto County road case. The temporary restraining order remains in force. attorneys Gilliland Micklethwait for Bihenlanh and Edgar Millar for Morgan appeared. Also notes illness of La DT Brown of Storkdale and a county road petition to be presented at the next Scioto County Commissioners session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bichenland Morgan Road
Thomas
Morgan
Otway
Lue
Gilliland
Micklethwait
Biehenlanh
Edgar Millar
Morgen
Sciola County
Kelley’s Hill
XNI Rr
Mi ‘Ylies
Main
Kelley
Lombarlasille
Rion
Edwin Adlama
John Brande
Dennis Esate
J. T. Rees
J. OW. O'Brian
Juilius
Frank Joholes
Portsmouth and
Galena Free Turnpike
Jombardsville School House
Union Township
Scioto County
Ohio
George Waesh
Carpenter
Fone
Local Social Notes From Buena Vista And Nearby
Mrs Lucy Elliott and son Wayne return home after five weeks visiting relatives in Buena Vista. Melville Clifford works for Jas Welsingee on Odell Creek. Miss Sarah Magnet shopped in the Peerless. Mr and Mrs Morgan Frances and children Ernest and Gertrude visited Milton Lewis family. Mrs and Mrs W A Bussey and Pearl Lewis visited in South Repeinaulk. Mitchell shopped in onki. Miss Fithel Frauers and Tromer visited Ada Chapman Tuesday evening. Harrison Clifford visited his parents on Odell Creek Saturday. John Montgomery moving to Rocky Fork. Mrs Moyne Peeler and Bess Dudron called at Fried ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Elliott
Wayne
Buena Vista
Melviley Clifford
Odell Creek
Deo
Jas. Welsingee
Misa Sarah Magnet
Peerless
Morgan Frances
Ernest
Gertrude
Milton Lewis
W. AM. Bussey
Pearl Lewis
Anehigrd
South Repeinaulk
Mitchell
Enki Aturdis
Fithel
Frauers
Tromer
Ada Chapman
Fiarrison Clifford
Odilell Creek
Limber
Moyme Pbeleter
Bess Dudron
Portmouth area notes on social and church events
Fragmented report mentions Mrs. B Fo Aemsteans of Parte mouth visiting, Anmetrong of Mie traveling to Barsilon and Portsmouth, a Sunday entertainment at the Christian Church, and a Praxser meeting at the Chrngnaay Chireh with Col. Martie of Puffer Pil preparing for more activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OP. Thompson
B. Fo
Ted Ty
Col
Martie
Puffer Pil
Goose Creek Victims of Storm and Local Movements
Severe electrical storm damaged crops during Foniby week. Lightning struck several places including a Jersey bull killed on Jacob Hammerstein’s property and a big tie shattered at Joseph Riepenhoff’s. Misses Anna Yon and Tent Thiekonsre visited Marion, Miss Cecila Dold has measles, and Lena Oakes attends Portsmouth College of Business. Carl Enonett enjoys a vacation at Beioto Furnace. Henry Armbruster dies at Ran home after a long illness, survived by wife and children Jacob Clira Sophia Mary Mayme and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hghtwre
Jacob Hammerstein
Jozeph Riepenhoff
Anna Yon
St. Peter’s Church
Lena Oakes
Portsmouth College of Business
Carl Enonett
The
Peerless
Beioto Furnace
Henry Armbruster
Wand
Jacob
Clira
Sophia
Lary
Mayme
Chai
Newsy Hollow Notes From Stockdale and Vicinity
Reports from Gilliland Crawtree and Annie Skear return home after visits north. Warren Reed resigns at Tripp’s saw mill. Excursion Sunday sees a car crash on a Rhinderhuss trip from Stockdale to Harrisonville. Local residents greet kin, observe Miss Mamie Filton’s homecoming, and plan Children’s Day at McCoy’s church. Tent meetings near South Webster and July 29 events are noted amid reports of sickness and new wire connections for local districts. Local travel includes a trip by Walter Lansing and Frank Wirk to Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilliland Crawtree
Etek
Annie Skear
Warren Reed
Tripp
Rhinderhuss
Stockdale
Harrisonville
Robert Shoemaker
Poartsmouth
Salem
Frank Deho
Sciotoville
Aowbic
Ulliland
Red Tross
Mabees
McCoy’s
Cox
Lockwood
South Webster
Marty ‘Kuhner
Kentucky
Petur Vineer Soliva Fine
Lawrences Deby
Tie
Mamie Filton
Wilson
Peerless
Walter Lansing
Frank Wirk
Columbus
Hirk
Bertha Thirk
Exon Vohuyayliga
Barney Lansing
Sharksont
Holler
Caroline Powell
Tindler
William McDaniel
Homer
Lose Powell
Dave Bennett
Mise Chelens Dever
Warren Dever
Obituary Teslig Clyde Weeks Dies at 20 in Little Scioto
Teslig Clyde Weeks eldest son of Mr and Mrs James Weeks of Little Scioto died at 1 o clock Sunday June 1013 age 20 years 11 months and 1 day. He married Bath Mitchell Butters on December 18. He leaves his wife mother and four brothers and three sisters with many relatives grieving. He was a member of the United Brethren church and faced his illness with faith. The obituary notes his potential and the support from family and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meury Armbrust
Ludwig and
Eve Armbrust
Bavaria
Germany
Lick Run
Wheelersburg
America
Beaver
Ohio
Morgan’ Pone
Munn's Tun
Ife
United Brethren Church
Caroline Cock
Willow
Sph Hacob
Byron Dans
Chicago
W. OR. Fiuddleson
Portsmouth
D. G. Lanham
Cuatlettsburg
Edna
Wilhelmine
Teslig
Clyde Weeks
Mes
James Weehks
Little Scioto
Sundsas
Dunesth
Ite
Bath Mitchell Butters
Ursidns
Elmer
South Webster
John
Waiva Stetion
Charles Knore
Cavar Brouse
Stockdile
Ira Joles
Springdiek
Willie
Troue
Fle
Churel
Oedrth
Yeni
Teirwils
Mans
Henutifl
Relatives Gather in Sciotoville and Nearby Visits
Relatives in Sciotoville and nearby towns spent time with families including Mrs. Dan Cottle and children Mabel Roy and Mrs. Jom Sheppard. Mr. and Mrs. William Cottle of New Boston fished on the Little Scioto last week when an arbor over the creek toppled, spilling Mr. Cottle into the river and necessitating rescue by his brother Dan in a jon boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciotoville
Sud
Dan
Cottle
Mabel
Roy
Jom Sheppard
Earl Buer
Mack Walburn
August Piquet
William Cottle
New Boston
Scioto
Illnesses and tragedies ripple through Rocky Fork town
Mrs Minerva Tueas lies very ill and Inex Cooper remains frail after months of illness. Hale Evans of Portsmouth mourns two brothers shot with one dead and one wounded. Portsmouth trader Nobe Newman visits weekly, planning to boost trade. Local residents Ada Chapman Blanche Warner Mary Parsons and others were seen shopping or visiting in Blue Creek and Rhine Creek areas as townspeople exchange news and condolences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Tueas
Inex Cooper
Hale Evans
Portsmouth
Nobe ‘Newman
W. M. Chapman
Blanche
Te Warner
Smith Mary Darsison
Ada Chapman
Blue Creek
Alvin Tordan
Colirfally Sans
Local residents host visits across towns
A string of social calls and visits reported: Mr. Satterfield and grandchildren hosted by Oscar Mawtdy. Geo A Liston called on Mrs. Maggie Mitchell. Stella Jones and Flos vie Maddy with Edgington family in Blue Creek. Agnes Liston on Sallie Baldwin. Opal Jones guest of Edna Beltz. Joneses visiting Charles Baldwin. Garnet Jones and Alina shopped in Wamsley. Grace Jones returned from Columbus. Harry Williams and Jim Williams hosted by the Williams family. Oda Dekart visiting George Williams. Nora Wameley spent afternoon with Maggio Mitchell. Rev Peter Wolf visited Arthur Covert. Oscar Maddy and children at dinner with Vallee Preeman. Sallie Baldwin guest of Nora Wamsley. Stack and Hoffer visited Charles Martin family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Satterfield
Fred Umd
Otis ‘Madds
Youngs
Oscar Mawtdy
Mys
Geo. A. Liston
Maggie Mitchell
Stella Jones
Flosvie Maddy
Dr. Edgington
Blue Creek
Agnes Liston
Sallie Baldwin
Opal Jones
West Union
Edna Beltz
Sirssy Jones
Charles Baldwin
Garnet Jones
Alina
Wamsley
Grace Tones
Columbus
Harry Williams
Jim Williams
S. Oda Dekart
Portsmouth
George Williams
Nora Wameley
Maggio
Mitchell
Peter Wolf
Chester Hill
Athens County
Local Notes From Lilly Ohio A Fragmented Report
Fragmentary OCR text from Lilly Ohio mentions a supper event at Wairs Rate West with Mrs Myons of Cincinnati and several names including Mra AL ML Muresan. The passage references a visit by Mrs Dares Bayer and Campbell a Porter damegah, and George Boer calling on. Details are unclear due to garbled transcription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wairs
Myons
Cinenati
Aid
Mantis Cotsbet
Cuitend Sypine
Spietietile
Muresan
Dares Bayer
Campbell
Pordamegah
J Ray
George Boer
Farmers Plowing Near Scioto and Local Sermon Review
In Scioto County farmers plow corn and prep for wheat harvest expected soon. Rev Arthur Day preached an excellent sermon at Salem Saturday night. Memorial services at Brookdale Sunday drew good attendance despite extreme heat. Floyd Powell works for Charge Mates. Clarence Wrenk made a business trip to Peerless Monday. The Surrisonville telephone federation connects lines with Stockdale exchange. Charles Postell and John Magnet supply daytime coal to serial houses for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Day
Balem
Brookdale
Floyd Powell
Clarence Wrenk
Surrisonville Telephone Federation
Stockdale Exchange
Charles
Postell
John Magnet
Rainy Sunday prompts church attendance drive
Glades notes indicate rainy weather disrupted Sunday school yet a superintendent urged attendees to stay faithful to ensure the school's success. The report records various social calls: Wooeten on Cranston Culliland, Ming Mahal Dixon visiting Misses Lona and Alin Poland, Lun a Miz and family on Alma Jacobs, and the Toluns and Frank Ieee calling in Beaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt. Wooeten
Cranston Culliland
Ming Mahal Dixon
Cailine
Lona
Alin
Poland
Luna Miz
T. Dacobs
Aughter
Alma
George Meat
Vern Tolunl
Frank Ieee
Beaver
Rel Gillenwater Aml
Eouroure
Wohater
FLOM
Local folk notes from White Gravel area
Mrs A H Woten spent Sunday at Lew Debo's on White Gravel. Miss Bertha Flack visiting Mrs Bob Cebure, Harrisonville, returned home Sunday. Mrs Warren Toland visited daughters near Springfield. Miss Anna Shear began work for Mrs Ray Dever on Monday. Warren Dever family at Warnie Kronk's Sunday. Abe Shear left Monday for parts unknown. Miss Mayme Fulton at Sol Dever's spent Sunday at home. Gib Keller and Cliford Dillinger plan to leave the hills soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Woten
Lew Debo
Bertha Flack
Bob ‘Cebure
Harrisonville
Warren Toland
Springfield
Anna Shear
Ray Dever
Warren Dever
Warnie Kronk
Abe Shear
Mayme Fulton
Sol Dever
Gib Keller
Cliford Dillinger
Dixon's Mill social notes and local visits
Dan Cottle attended Odd Fellows Memorial services in Scio toville on Sunday afternoon. Spriggs and son Ralph visited Arthur Cottle. Trace Dixon bought a team of horses. Brenry Montagou’s brother from Portsmouth visited Montanan home this week. An epidemic of whooping cough affects the area. Mr and Mrs John Weeks and children visited his parents at Wheeler's Mills. Doctor Hill of Sciotoville dined with the Cottles. Carl Etterling from Wait's visited Fred Etterling. Mr and Mrs William Cattle returned to New Boston after visiting his brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Cottle
Scio~toville
Spriggs
Ralph
Arthur Cottle
Trace Dixon
Brenry’ Montagou
Portsmouth
John Weeks
Wheeler's Mills
Daniel Cottle
Doctor Hill
Sciotoville
Carl Etterling
Wait’s
Fred Etterling
Wm. Cattle
New Boston
Wakefield visitors and local residents gather
SARGENTS Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Teoddy were Wakefield visitors Sunday. Tabor and Albert Havens spent Sunday at their home at Shyville. Mr. and Bro. John Tockhorn were visitors here Wednesday. Pearl Havens spent several days at the home of Herman Mavens. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Vulgamore of Wakefield and sisters Misses Lavine and Olive Schoonover of Lucasville spent Thursday evening at Welty Vulgamore's. Charley W Patterson and Henry Walters of Piketon were business visitors here Wednesday. William, Welty and Curtis Vul gimette, Anity Cockerell and Warren Blakeman acted in torts peonth, Saturday. Harvey Clay of Chillicothe was a business visitor here Friday. Wm. Hay was a Piketon visitor Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Teoddy
Wakefield
Tabor
Albert Havens
Shyville
John Tockhorn
Pearl Havens
Herman Mavens
Claude Vulgamore
Fof Wakefield
Lavine
Olive Schoonover
Lucasville
Welty Vulgamore
Charley W Patterson
Henry Walters
South Webster Social Notes and Visits
Miss Ethel Aller visits grandmother Mrs. Josephine Allen. Mrs. Roxie Williams of Tell visits her parents Dr. and Mrs. RS Stewart. Children’s Day exercises set for Methodist church on the 20th. Mrs. Bertha Cramer of Sciota Furnace was a business visitor. Misses Carrie and Georgia Conigway return from Portsmouth. Miss Mary Grant leaves Monday for Ohio University Athens. Rev. Elsen family returns from Columbus after visiting his parents. Mrs. George Schneider and daughter Helen Teuth visit Mrs. Tl. Kinker. Miss Dillian and Roy Hudson of Jackson visit grandparents Mr. and Mrs. HH Wink. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tripp were Portsmouth business visitors Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Aller
Josephine Allen
Roxie Williams
All’ Tell
RS. Stewart
Methodist
Bertha Cramer
Sciota Furnace
Carria
Georgia Conigway Aye
Portsmouth
Mary Grant
Ohio University
Athens
Elsen
Golimbus
George Sehneider
Helen Teuth
Colibus
Tl. Kinker
Dillian
Roy Hudson
Jackson
HH. Wink
W. E. Tripp
Divided Estate Bequests To Seven Children and Grandchild
The will probated on Thursday leaves one seventh of the late Willan Reinoehl estate to each of seven children and one grandchild. Beneficiaries include Charles II Reinoehl $100 cash and names such as Mrs Anna Hasental John F Philip Lucy W W Delbert and Mrs Irvie McBann while Thos D McFann is named executor. Notably the husband of Mrs McBann is excluded from any share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan Reinoehl
Brewry Flallow
Chas. II. Reinoehl
Charles
Anna Hasental
John F. Philip
Lucy WW
Delbert
Lirvie McBann
Thos. D. McFann
Phillip Reingehl
Feudists in Jail in Brushy Park Tragedy
The feud over land rights in Rocky Fork led to a deadly ambush. Morris Mynns was killed while Ezra Blevins shot two others, including Jim Blevins Jr and Vera, leaving Boyd Evans severely wounded. Sheriff’s deputies captured Jim Blevins Jr and Vera, as grief and revenge shadow the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Vans
Ezra
Ezra Blevins
Morris Mynns
Young Jim
Blevins
Morris
Young Boyd Evans
Jrun
Times
Ray
Market Street
Rafe Evans
Tle
Rocky Fork
Boyd Evans
Marshall
Young Evans
Reounty
Jim Blevins, Jr
Errs
Sera
Brushy Park
Ertshart
Smith
Coconer OW
Rabe
Jim Blevins
Nyanses
Phoebe Yans
Kvans
Eura Byans
Coraver Robe
Evva Plevins
Kelhart
Landie
Morris Evans
Crabtree Cleared in Slayings by Greenup County Judge
Greenup Ky June 26 Ira Crabtree of Lawrence County Ohio was dismissed late Wednesday after a hearing on charges he murdered Mrs Edith Forest and George Steele of Lawrence County. Judge Womack ruled there was insufficient evidence linking Crabtree to the murders. witnesses were delayed by travel and funeral obligations. No new trial motion was noted, and the case remains unresolved in the public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenup
Ira Crabtree
Lawrence County
Ohio
Inge Womack
Edith Forest
George Steele
Lawrence Counts
Russell
Feelock
Tadge Womack
William Tawism
Shariff Lawson
Crahteas
Jack
Forest
Chere
Womack
Cyahtres
Trenton
Gera
Crabtree
Trevico
Forested Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Fritz
Sciotoco
Clyde Evans
Wut
Edwin Howard
Flossie Charles
J. Charles
Inka’ Martin
Joy Ant
Katie Chapman Ant
Della Widder
Rachel Day
David Watson
Zon, Bruce
J. Il. Evxaus
B. Douglas
Wilbur Howard
Rosa
Edwin Floward
Tureday
May Howard
Rhoda Robinson
Robert Ross
Laurel York
EL Thompson
Everett
George Traducy
Lute
McDermott
Thomas Muddy
Aloffer Edgh
Thompson
Lts
Christina Church
Rich “Miller
Millee's Ridge
Wau
Christianehharel
Clyde
Jonely
Cedar Glen
DT. Brown
Storkdale
Edgar Brown
Dayton
Newsy Hollow
Caro
Glades
Dixon’s Mill
Sargents
Tros
D. HW
Finney Jeft’ Thurs Iday
Ironton
James Bh. Taylor
Detroit
Mich
West Side
Andy Smith
Union Mills
Bannon & Bannon God
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