Divorce cases and criminal libel fill common pleas docket
In the common pleas court this term proves quiet with few civil or foreclosure actions. Key items include Hattie Gilkey v William Gilkey divorce on adultery grounds and Cornelia Bee a divorce from Joseph Bee for gross neglect. John Richarda guilty of grand larceny and pending sentence. Clara Oberholtzer indicted for criminal libel. A petite jury was discharged after three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Webster ,Brothers & Company
Peter Mackin
Hattie Gilkey
William Gilkey
Athens
Northern Ohio Building & Loan Company
Elizabeth Michener
Temane
John Rich
Richarda
Boa Sion
J. W. Nelson
Nelsonville
Chia Pouit
Clara Oberholtzer
Jamas Ogle
Frank Rebiner
Columbus
Porter
Divorce and Foreclosure Cases From Logan Court
In a Logan court record from November 1993, Blaych Warrick sues Frank Warrick for divorce alleging adultery and abandonment for over three years. The plaintiff seeks alimony and custody of their minor child while the defendants face separate foreclosure action in Crawford et al. Also mentioned is a case of John F. E. Donaldson against Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm
Donaldson
Tanner
Crawford
Blaych Warrick
Frank Warrick
Logan
Gross 'nOpher
Ordinance Introduced At City Council Meeting
Monday night council session led by Mayor Rose saw action on a sidewalk use rule for contractors. Contractors objected that enforcing the ordinance harms building progress, prompting a proposed amendment allowing forty percent street use. Woodworth proposed renaming Vine Street University Terrace. The council adjourned after approving bills and filing Athens residence records by Harry Connell.
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Rose
Blackwood
Foster
Kern
Woodworth
D. W. Henke
New Presbyterian Church
Vine Street
University Terrace
Athens
Harry Connett
Athens Lumber Company Banquet for Employees
The Athens Lumber Company hosted a Tuesday evening banquet for its employees and a few guests at the North Star restaurant in Mombinck. Toasts were given by G. D. Henry acting toastmaster and several attendees spoke in a cheerful, convivial mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Lumber Company
New North Star
Mom Binck
H. D. Henry
Harry Allen
B. A. Hendley
D. A. Peoples
E. Bonnifield
E. C. Needham
Charles Warner
J.D. Martin
R. H. Reed
Will Esrich
Fred Walker
Douglas Hanna
Ernest Newcome
Norris Dean
Grove Ayres
Steve Hooper
George McKinstry
George Perry
Clem Mansfield
Ralph McKinstry
Charles Perry
Charles Glass
Fred Rickey
Will Salters
Add Bear
Watson Craig
E. C. Woodworth
G. D. Henry
Reese Williams Dead at 7 in Gloaster
Reese Williams, an aged and well known citizen of Gloaster, died at his home Friday night from complications. He was a Baptist church member and for forty-one years a member of the LO O F. Seige. Funeral services were held in Athens with interment in the new cemetery, under the care of the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloaster
Reese Willims
Baptist Church
LO. O. F. Seige
Athens
Lstre
O. PY
Amesville Majors Elects New Officers at Annual Meet
In Amesville, the Majors elected officers including Henry as president and Kerry as vice president at their annual meeting. McCone was named treasurer and Clark secretary, Wratt and Pleriing named several other lodgemen. The lodge will host a complimentary dinner for members, wives, children, widows, and widowers.
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Macwilli
Dee
Amesville
D&g AL ML
HH. Henry
Kerry
Bowes
McCone
T. EF. Clark
Secr
Caty
Wratt
G. Tt. Pleriing
J. di
Jerry C. S2edeker
Tyler
Fifth Annual Leo Township Farmers Institute Held
The fifth annual Leo township Farmers Institute met at the I W B church in Albans with 2 PM adjournment due to Charles Snowden's funeral. State lecturers Mr Miller and Mr Shawver spoke on feeding poultry mutual insurance and seed time and harvest with emphasis on education and farm life. The session endorsed Roosevelt and woman suffrage and featured talks on butter making and home life. Officers included W G Castor president and C M Roesetter secretary treasurer.
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Seattle
Miller
Shawver
A. H. Dixon
Mra. Rineheart
Hayes Green Nuptials in Guysville
Kenneth W Hayes and Ida B Green of Sprague were married at the Smith residence in Guysville on Wednesday night. The ceremony was conducted by Rev L C Cherrington with a small group present. The couple, now residing in Guysville, plan to visit relatives in Marietta and Sprague before settling at home after January 3.
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Guysville
Kenneth W Hayes
Ida B. Green
Sprague
J. B. Smith
L. C. Cherrington
May
Afr
Mrs. Hayes
Marietta
Grayaville
Tantary
Appointment of Henry to County Pension Examiner Board
An appointment notice indicates Henry of DoW OH is named to the county pension examining board by resignation of Br W. Henry will serve as a member and perform duties in the post, with responsibilities to verify and manage pension matters in the county.
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Henry
Sargesus
Vito County
Colt Dies After Kentucky Vase Purchase
A race bred colt owned by Bower Brow died last week after a frame incident tied to a vase bought in Kentucky last October. The animal was valued at about £100.
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Fills
Bower Brow
Kentucky
Elaborate Banquet Held Friday Night by Beta Theta Pi
The annual Beta Theta Pi banquet occurred Friday night at Hotel Berry with Betas from across the globe attending. Toasts included An Obituary by Robert B. Brison and Does It Pay by Guy Winter, with members and guests listed among the attendees and toasts led by Toast Master L. M. Jewett.
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Beta Theta Pi
Hotel Berry
Globe
Berry
Disccs
L. M. Jewett
Robert B. Brison
Guy Winter
Hikenberry
Ashley F. Foss
David H. Thomas
Milton Saylor
Harry G. Stalder
Mra
E. J. Jones
Fred Stalder
B. Henderson
J.D. Brown
L. G. Worstell
W. B. Lawrence
Coneland
C. H. Bryson
W. R. Philips
Amesvillé
Hoover
Slattery
Bieness
Brown
Sprague
Taylor
Riley
Scott
Bishop
Brison
Conner
Fuller
Wilson
Martin
Duncan
Wickham
Helen Ullom
Bayard Ulom
Margaret Ullom
Nell Wilson
L. M. Jowett
J. M. Goodspeed
OL. Wilson
C. Ss
McDougall
Messrs
C. C. Henson
H. G. Stalder
Johnson
Cunius
Winter
W. F. Caneland
McLaughilin
Crooke
Paldwell
Morgan
Biddison
A. J. Jones
J. R. Jones
Prof
E. Dunkle
Isaac Crook
Ironton
D. H. Thomas
Marietta
Death of Athens Pioneer James Henry Osborne at 86
James Henry Osborne died Friday morning at his Cemetery street home after a long illness. Born November 1815 in Baltimore to Alexander Osborne of Tyrone Ireland, he moved with family to Belmont and Athens counties, married Mary Major in 1842 and Dorcas Blackwood in 1870, farming most of his life. Funeral at his residence was led by Rev. G Walton King with interment in the How cemetery.
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Athens
James Henry Osborne
Cemetery Street
Alexander Osborne
Tyrone County
Ireland
Baltimore Md
Belmont County
Ohio
Mary Major
Athens County
Osborne
Dorcas Blackwood
G. Walton ‘King
the Presbyterian Church
How
Roricks Host Athens Reading Club Evening
Dr and Mrs Rorick entertained the Athens Reading Club at the state hospital parlors Friday. The program focused on the American girl with leaders Mrs J P Wood Miss Boyd and Mr King guiding discussion. A delightful evening featured flowers and a band of winelets for each guest.
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E. HW. Rorick
Athens Reading Club
State Hospital
J. P. Wood
Sea Fatally Shot in Ambiguous Report
A garbled brief reports a fatal shooting at night involving individuals named Cloyster Deen and Henry Rogera IV Tes, with unclear locations and details. The fragment mentions an arrest or event near Oak and Wen, but the text is unreadable in parts and cannot confirm dates, places, or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyster
Henry Rogera IV
Soham
Neat
Price Still Leads in Ohio Speakership Contention
The piece reports on Ohio politics during a holiday lull as discussions swirl around the next House speakership. It states A. E. Price of Athens remains a leading candidate, with supporters confident he will be chosen at the January 4 caucus. It outlines rivalries involving Hanna, Foraker, Speelman, and Uhl, and traces the contest to clerkship origins while noting ongoing media speculation.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbiar
Hanna
Froaker
Malloy
Rud Hynicka
Cincinnati
New York
A. E. Price
Athen
Countie
Athens
Price
Ben
House
H. V. Speelman
Marietta
Speelman
Senator Foraker
Uhl
Cleveland
Hanns
Foraker
Uhl Becauve
Cayshoga
Prices
Whele Remidican Party
Colonel Harasr Rez Reappointed Postmaster of Suffolk
Colonel Harper has been reappointed postmaster of Suffolk Virginia by President Roosevelt for a second term. The veteran official has long served the town and its surrounding area, with many years of service and strong local ties.
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Lpl Harper
Suffolk
Roowelt
Colonel
Burglars Enter Chauncey Hardware Store of J M Drake
Thieves broke a window pane at night to raid the Chauncey hardware store of J M Drake, stealing knives valued at about 75 cents to a dollar each and razors, with several tools missing. An attempted entry at J W Smith’s restaurant failed after a noise alerted the owner. Citizens vow to guard the town against night thieves.
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Chauncey
J. M. Drake
Chartcey
Dee
J. Mt. Drake
Drake
J. W. Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Pallas Club meets at Miss Edna Glazier home
The Pallas Club gathered at Miss Edna Glazier's home Saturday with Miss Hildrup leading questions. Mrs. Scott read a paper on Art Architecture and Music and Miss Hobson led a discussion on Ealerain. Mrs. Merwin reviewed Gilbert Park era Right of Way. Next session will be at Mrs. Clayton's home.
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Pallas
Edna Glazier
Tansch
Misa Hildrup
Scott
Hobson
Gilbert Parkera
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement and sworn statement
Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each cage of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice details internal use, testimonials, and sale by druggists. includes notary public and Hotel Berry event notice.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
Neyone Hall
All
Th. Halls
North Star Restaurant Opens in Ullom Block Athens
The North Star Restaurant in the Ullom Block North Court Athens is now open to the public. It offers hot and cold lunches and oysters in all styles with reasonable meal prices and first class service. For inquiries call FLR Gross.
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North Starv
Ullom Block
North Court Street
Athens
Evangelist’s Tale Endorses One Minute Lough Cure
Rev James Kirkman evangelist of Delle River writes of a bronchial and lung trouble sufferer who found relief after trying various remedies. He touts One Minute Lough Cure for immediate relief from coughs colds and throat troubles calling it safe and effective. Cline's Pharmacy is cited as a source.
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James Kirkman
Evanpelior
Delle River
Fereghiv
Cline’s
Fragmentary Ad Snippet From Local Page
A damaged OCR fragment from Fulford Maryland mentions DewWatt’s Tarrl Salve and various health claims. It references counterfeit concerns and a charm of medical remedies, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
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Petit Jury
Vina Williams
George W. Wiliams
Glouster
Williams
Jane Runge
Vicious
Vulpar
Mary FE
Lewis Richardson
Rome
Joseph Halbert
Hattie Ings Halbert
Teo
Reese Williams
Albany
Hayes
Pension Examiner
Mrs. Rorick
Sea
Dr. Bender
Janewee
THE
Harasr Rez
Pallas Club
Lord
Fauser's
A.W. Gleason
Notary Public
Bender
North Ster
Benet
Fulford
Gweiftness Downs
DewWatt
Scith Stul
Perre Tran
Marner
Caie
Pilex
Saree
Burns
Erner
Chlie
Camiy
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