Peggy Joyce fights to keep jewels in costly divorce case
Peggy Joyce, a Chicago show girl, faces divorce filings by third husband J Stanley Joyce. She seeks to keep $750,000 in gifts, a separate maintenance allowance, and the return of jewels. She defends alleged indiscretions and cites cruelty by her husband as grounds.
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Peggy” Joyce
Peggy
Re. J. Stanley Joyce
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Sherburne Hopkins
Washington
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Peery
Atlantic
Married Men Safer Than Other Sea Residents In Milwaukee Report
Apr 30 Milwaukee Wis single men get into more trouble than married, while married women more likely to break laws than single ones. The H O Momsen report lists 734 county guests last year, 683 men and 61 women, with 500 single men and 169 married men among them. Ages 20 to 30 are most involved, followed by 30 to 40.
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H. O. Momsen
Milwaukee House of Correction
Milwaukee County
Local Notes From Frost and Surrounding Towns
Albany resident Mrs. M. J. Jenne visits friends while C. W. Rowell returns from a short stay with sister Mrs. Bertha Bennett in Marietta. Rosa Barnhart of Fairview visits aunt Mrs. Eugene Linton. Mrs. Murray Hatch spends weekend with relatives in Decatur township. Veterans and auxiliary plan a play at Frost Universalist church on Saturday evening May 7. L. Frost visits Coolville. Vinton Ladd visits Stanley Harris at Shade. Edwin Dunfee and son Ivory of Ireland visit relatives here. Susie Grimes of Centennial calls on Mrs. Frank Kenney Thursday afternoon.
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M. J. Jenne
Albany
C. W. Rowell
Bertha Bennett
Marieta
Rosa Barnhart
Fairview
Eugene Linton
Murray Hatch
Decatur Township
Steve Merrill
C. G. Ladd
Parkersburg
Sons of Veterans and Auxiliary
Frost Universalist Church
L. Frost
Coolville
Vinton Ladd
Stanley Harris
Shade
Edwin Dunfee
Gon. Ivory
Ireland
Susie Grimes
Centennial
Frank Kenney
Card of Thanks for Daniel Marvin’s Passing
We express thanks for kindness shown after the death of our son Daniel Marvin. Gratitude for the beautiful flowers and for Rev. C. F. Lauer and Mrs. C. F. Lauer for their comforting words and songs.
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C. F. Lauer
Curfew Reimposed in New Philadelphia Youths Banned After Dark
Mayor E N Fair orders strict curfew in New Philadelphia forcing youths under 16 off streets at night. The ordinance activates regardless of bell timing to curb late gatherings and disturbances.
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E. N. Fair
Schenck's Night and Day Pills Ad Page
An old advertisement promotes Schenck's night and day pills claiming to restore energy and relieve biliousness and constipation. It lists coat options and a price of 1.74 with Philadelphia address for Schaeck Son.
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Sehaack
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Phila
Ady
Billy Jr. Outsmarts Chinaman in Laundry Goat Episode
Billy Jr. battles a Chinaman in a Chinatown laundry yard after entering a narrow passage. The confrontation ends with Billy delivering two quick butts, a terse standoff, and the Chinaman simulating friendliness as sailors search the area for a large black goat. Tomorrow’s installment promises more from Button and Stubby.
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Dear Mrs Thompson column letters on love and duty
A collection of readers seek guidance on relationships and family matters. A young woman asks if a suitor truly cares for her, a Worried Wife and Mother asks about leaving an abusive husband, and a nineteen year old questions a girlfriend’s infidelity and risky behavior amid a dangerous incident.
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Mrs. Thompson
Messenger Pattern Mep t. Comforta ble play garment
Pattern 3587 illustrated for a children s garment in four sizes 2 3 4 and 6 years. Requires 2% yards of 36 inch material and can use gingham seersucker percale drill pongee repp chambrey. Pattern mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in stamps.
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Local Social Roundup From Nelsonville and Nearby
Longstrethh Jack builds a new porch at home. Mrs. Ben Hillyer and Wilma Gears shop in Nelsonville Saturday. Ben Hartman and family dine with Ben Hillyer Monday. Pearl Hillyer and Sam Leland of Murray City and Fred Tennehill of Iowa visit Ben Hillyer Monday. James Bronsdon family from Logan call on friends Sunday. Mrs. John Clary and mother visit Nelsonville Friday.
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Jack Gears
Ben Hillyer
Wilma Gears
Nelsonville
Ben Hartman
Pearl Hillyer
Sam Leland
Murray City
Fred Tennehill
Iowa
James Bronsdon
Logan
John Clary
Salvation Army reports strong Athens service in three months
Captain De Vol presents unusual statistics on Athens Salvation Army work since its organization here. Highlights include 20 850 talks, 94 open air meetings, 925 indoor meetings with 11 250 attendees, 486 family visits, 58 sick visits, 82 relief cases, and a Sunday school of 35. Elks Lodge 973 raised 800 to 900 dollars for the cause. Nine soldiers to be enlisted May 1.
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de Vol
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Millfield Hosts Revival and Scout News
Millfield residents attend a Church of Christ revival with Mr and Mrs Chester Sanders visiting from Sharpsburg. Girl Scouts form with Golda Boudinot as leader and invite girls aged ten to eighteen to join. Special services for children planned next Sunday. lodge members will hear Rev Clarence Mitchell address the men next Monday. School children plan to attend in a body. meeting continues all next week. all are urged to come and bring a friend.
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Chester Sanders
Sharpsburg
Church of Christ
Golda Boudinot
Clarence Mitchell
Rev
Mitchell
Peril of Bowling Severes Elyria Youth Finger
Charles Yost aged 16 suffered a severe hand crush in a bowling accident in Elyria. One finger was amputated and doctors treated his injuries. He remains hospitalized as the incident is investigated by local authorities.
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Elyria
Charles Yost
Dancer Has Arms Capturing Paris Glance
Miss Nancy Leslie an English girl in Paris earns praise for arms and hands described as the most beautiful in the city. She attributes her success as a dancer in the French capital to near perfect modeling of her limbs and grace.
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Nancy Leslie
Paris
Funeral services for Mrs A P Reeder Monday afternoon
Funeral services for Mrs A P Reeder will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the residence 107 Mill street conducted by Reverend L Strecker. Interment will be in West Union Sun Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday afternoon from 1 to 5 o'clock at the residence.
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A. P Reeder
Mill Street
L. Strecker
West Union Sun Cemetery
Wool grower ships 80000 pounds of wool this year
A Tiffin area wool grower reported shipping about 80 000 pounds of wool this year. The figure reflects robust output for the season and highlights the grower's role in the regional wool trade.
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