Four New Civil Cases Filed in Common Pleas Court
Three new civil actions appear in Common Pleas Court this week. George W. Johnson seeks a legal separation from Lulu Johnson, citing neglect and infidelity. Lulu M. Sanders requests absolute divorce from Bernard L. Sanders with child custody. The third and fourth actions involve The Treasurer of Athens County versus The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company for money due and tax collection, with A. E. Price as attorney in both cases.
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Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Logan Corporation
George W. Johnson
Lulu
Trimble
Martin Brookins
Lulu Johnson
M. Johnson
Lulu M. Sanders
Bernard L. Sanders
Logan
T. B. Angle
Columbus
C. W. Juniper
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company
A. E. Price
Compensation of an Attendant at State Hospitals
Editor argues attendants in state hospitals are underpaid for extreme hours and tough conditions. He compares eight hour norms, outlines fifteen hour daily service, limited rest, and required duties. He notes dangers from violent patients, aging residents, and disease, while highlighting respectable wards and the value of experience and advancement opportunities.
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The
Daily Messenger
Schnapps Sold Everywhere in Five and Ten Cent Cuts
The note touts SCHNAPPS availability in five cent cuts and ten and fifteen cent plugs. It urges buyers to ensure they receive the genuine article.
Athenian Literary Society Holds Successful Friday Reception
The Athenian Literary Society at the university hosted a highly successful social function in their hall on Friday evening. With large attendance the program moved to the old chapel after 7:30, featuring inaugural addresses by Oscar Bingman and L. E. Colter, several solos and recitations, and an original poem by Miss Ruby Halstead. An impromptu reception followed, with social games and elegant refreshments concluding the event.
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Athenian Literary Society
Oscar Bingman
Miss DeWeese
J. E. McDaniel
Miss Gage
Miss McCleary
L. E. Colter
W. O. Heller
Ruby Halstead
National sorority may grant charter to local group
Miss Barnaby a leading Kappa Alpha Theta official visited Athens to review the Tri Alpha sorority seeking a charter. A large reception at Miss Nellie Van Vorhes home honored her, with Pi Beta Phi and many Greek letter men attending.
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Miss Barnaby
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Athens
Alpha Alpha Alpha
East Cleveland
Tri Alpha
Kappa Alpha Theta
Nellie van Vorhes
Pi Beta Phi
Barnaby
Alpha Alpha Alpha Sorority
Thetas
Ohio University
Burdock Blood Bitters Advertised as Blood Cleanser
An early 20th century ad touts Burdock Blood Bitters claiming to purify the blood and cure the cause of disease. It emphasizes that impure blood makes one vulnerable to organic diseases and positions the product as a builder and purifier.
Wall Street Fable Turns on Finances and Clean Water
A Pittsburg Dispatch poem retells the spider and the fly fable as a satire of Wall Street. The haughty spider seeks dividends and bonds while the fly questions power and calls for a clean-up, ending with cries to Save the Water as financial excesses are exposed.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Wall Street
Finance High
Death of Theodore J Perry at ten months
Theodore J Perry, ten months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perry, died in Chauncey on Saturday April 6 from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at the family home at ten this morning and interment followed at Nye cemetery.
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Chauncey
Theodore J
Edward Perry
Nye Cemetery
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Schnapps
Piedmont Country
Tri-Alphas
Teddy
Castoria
DeWitt & CO
Chicago
Cline’s Pharmacy
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