Standings Shift in Akron State Bowling Tourney
Two new names appear in doubles as Massillon’s R Allbright and R Taylor post 1215 to claim sixth. Martins Ferry’s Rumbarger and Upperman tie for seventh with 1213. J Oliver of Cleveland leads singles with 642. Miller Rubber Akron tops five man with 2742 as Moore nets 652.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
R. Allbright
R. Taylor
Massillon
Allbright
Taylor
Umbarger
Upperman
Martins Ferry
Rumbarger
Uprt
J. Oliver
Cleveland
Miller
Maples
Ohnefius
Usleber
Loach
Moore
M and Circuit Services Schedule At Amesville Joy and Sharpsburg
Preaching at Amesville Sunday morning at nine with services by the pastor at ten. Joy at two P M has preaching services and Sharpsburg hosts evening services at seven. Public cordially invited to attend these services by L F Miller pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Sharpsburg
L. F. Mifier
Milne endorses Chamberlain tablets for biliousness
Mrs A W Milne of St George Utah praises Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and constipation and urges readers to buy them at the drug store for a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Milne
St. George
Utah
Chamberlain
Dinner for War Orphans Draws Theatrical Aid in London
In London 600 poor children were entertained by theater managers and artists. Among them were 400 war orphans and 84 twin girls under six years old, highlighting relief efforts during difficult times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Lost 50,000 Cargo Recovered From Alabama In Lake Michigan
The 50,000 dollar cargo was removed from the steamship Alabama after it ran onto a submerged concrete crib in Chicago harbor. The vessel, taking on water, lay stuck as Captain Reddenger tried to navigate an ice field in fog. The wreck is on the Muskegon to Chicago route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alabama
Reddenger
Muskegon
Property transfers list across several towns and lots
A sequence of land and lot transfers from Athens, Albany, Jacksonville, Nelsonville, Troy, Waterloo and Marion. Transactions include various parcels from 1 to 139 acres with nominal or specified considerations, including sherafts among heirs and corporate transfers. Names include Samson, Rowan, O Neal, Rauch, Howard, Hamilton, Southard, Linton, Bachelder, Brandeberry, Tucker, Penrod and Hester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Samson
John C
William M. Samson
John Saville Sr
Jas. H. Rowan
Alexander Tp
Clayton Workes
Chas. Y. O'Neal
Athens City
Chas. B. Henderson
Frank Rauch
Chas. Coen
John E. Howard
Ella C. Roach
Elyra Stevens
Isabel Hamilton
Troy Bachelder
Athens Lumber Co
Chas E. Brandeberry
Marion Chambers
Chas. Tucker
Waterloo Tp
Samuel Penrod
C. V. Hester
National junior swimming meet opens in Cleveland night
Nearly fifty women enter under the auspices of the A. A.U. tonight in Cleveland. A keen 100 yard dash drawing speed stars from Detroit New York Pittsburgh and possibly an entrant from Cleveland, promises a strong contest.
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Cleveland, O
Chuel Pateg
Detroit
New York
Pitsburg
Cleveland
Bootlegger’s $20 a Quart Alleged Spouse Support Flaw
A Knoxville divorce suit alleges the husband sold liquor at 20 dollars a quart and failed to provide for his wife. The wife seeks alimony and division of assets, arguing the high price reflects revenue used to neglect support obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville Tonn
Court actions include breaches over deed and divorce ruling
Fahye Pierce as guardian lost to Catherine Pierce in a deed setting case due to undue influence with an appeal bond set at 500. George W. Shaner obtained a divorce from Mabel Shaner on adultery grounds after the defendant failed to appear. Effie M. Brown won a share in the Brown estate in her suit against Margaret McMillan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fahye Pierce
Catherine Pierce
George W. Shaner
Mabel Shaner
Effie M. Brown
Margaret McMillan
Brown
Bachelder Estate Law Case Involving Florence Bingham
Florence Bingham sues William E Bachelder over a sold estate now owned by Athens Lumber Co. She claims part of the estate was sold last year and seeks a division of proceeds. The court issued a restraining order against Wm Bachelder until the suit is heard with bond posted by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Bingham
Wm. E. Bachelder
Athens Lumber Co
Wm. Bachelder
Hartley Pleads Not Guilty in Rape Charge Trial Set
Nick Hartley pleaded not guilty to a rape charge and his trial was scheduled for February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Hartley
Ohio to see Wood nominating drive and Cox strategy
Columbus officials weigh General Leonard Wood’s potential presidential bid in Ohio as William Cooper Proctor arrives to discuss support. Democrats plan to consolidate Cox delegates by nominating Campbell as a symbolic second choice while keeping Harmon, Pomerene, and Baker as at large delegates to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Leonard Wood
Ohio
Wm. Cooper Proctor
Cincinnati
Wood
Harding
Cox
James E. Campbell
Campbell
Harmon
Pomerone
Baker
Illness and bereavement touch local families
Mrs. Fred Slater is seriously ill with the flu. Mrs. Babe Coon, long troubled by cancer, has died. Miss Ruby Gabriel is on the sick list and schools were closed Tuesday. Miss Anna Scott of Salem visits sister Mrs. Emma Hawk. Miss Virgene Shields visited Beaumont inmate Hazel Wolfe who is very ill. Mira Alma Hale spent Monday with Virgene Shields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Slater
Bertha Hardy
Babe Coon
Tuesay
Ruby Gabriel
Anna Scott
Salem
Emma Hawk
Virgéne Shields
Beaumont
Hazel Wolfe
Mira Alma Hale
Virgene Shields
Local Social Notes From Amesville and Nearby
Mrs Ira Bennett and son William Doris visited the former's father for several days last week. Mrs Dow Marquis visited Amesville on Tuesday. Clyde Pinkerton of Athens stayed with Miss Ethel Colvin over the weekend. Mary Grandstaff, Jennie Grandstaff and son Dale visited Blanche Boudinot Friday. Margaret Hatch spent the weekend at Strouds Run. Chester Lawrence of Mt Carmel called on Orla Roberts Tuesday. Jed Linscott of Utley visited his mother Adelia Linscott Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Bennett
William Doris
Dow Marquis
Amesville
Clyde Pinkerton
Athens
Ethel Colvin
Mary Grandstaff
Jennie Grandstaff
Dale
Blanche Boudinot
Margaret Hatch
Strouds Run
Chester Lawrence
Mt. Carmel
Orla Roberts
Jed Linscott
Utley
Adelia Linscott
Governor Cox Vetoes Drury Highway Board Bill
In Columbus on February 20 Governor Cox vetoed the Drury bill abolishing the state highway advisory board. He criticized granting plenary powers for disbursing large sums and noted the board had justified its creation. Also vetoed were the Morris bill abolishing the Hamilton insolvency court and the King bill allocating 79,262 dollars for repairs to the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Drury
State Highway Advisory Board
Cox
Highway Board
Morris
Hamilton
King
State House
Reliable Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mother
Mrs. C. O. Nesbit of Vandergrift Pennsylvania says she has given Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to her five children for fifteen years. She praises it as the only cure for coughs colds and croup and notes the children take it willingly.
Loyal Womans Bible Class Hosts Charity Evening
Despite bad weather the Ladies of the Loyal Womans Bible Class met at Mr. and Mrs. Sanders home last Thursday. They sang after the lesson and the class served an elegant lunch. Mrs. Sanders received a potted flower due to declining health. Attending were Mesdames Brookins McDaniel Wade Brewer Downey Boudinot Hill Howard Daugherty Nida Fulwider and Miss Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Russell
Loyal Womans Bible Class
Church of Christ
Charles Sanders
Amputation in Mine Injury Recounts Pearl Stump Return
Pearl Stump came home Sunday from Columbus hospital with his left leg amputated due to injuries from mine No. 6. He can walk on crutches. Various local residents were noted visiting and illness updates include flu cases and recovering patients.
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Pearl Stump
Columbus
Percy Fulwider
Mabel Matson
Athens
William Anderson
Stewart
C. BE. Stack
Chauncey
H. O. McDaniel
R. H. Wade
Orris Boudinot
A. L. Brown
Concord
John Hartley
Adda Kempton
Garfield Grimes
Amesville
Warner
The
Plains
Elmer Poling
Lillian Linscott
Faye Woolley
F. E. Boudinot
Wm. Hartley
A. P. Werner and Son
Nelsonville
Dr Burkhart’s Vegetable Compound Claim
Advertisement urges writing to Dr Burkhart for a 30 day treatment for liver kidney stomach issues constipation catarrh rheumatism and as a preventative for grip flu. Mentions address 621 Main St Cincinnati Ohio and sale at all drug stores with price 25 cents.
Lord Lytton Emerges as Possible US Ambassador Candidate
London reports on February 20 that newspapers add Lord Lytton to the list of potential appointees for the British ambassador to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Lytton
United States
Akron University Faces Ohio Floor In Title Contender Clash
Akron University brings an undefeated two year run and a strong roster to Ohio’s arena. Expected starters include Davis King Van Sickle Newman Stockdale Earich and Krieger as the Rubber City squad aims to showcase its top form.
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Akron University
Ohip
Akron Bunch
Ohio
Davis
King
van Sickle
Newman
Stockdale
Earich
Krieger
Sibley Leaves Galliopolis Tribune for Omaha Bee
W G Sibley longtime editor of the Galliopolis Tribune moves to Omaha to take over The Bee. His son Ellis Sibley succeeds him as editor of The Tribune. The father has long been regarded as one of Ohio's ablest editors.
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Sibley
Omaha
Will Edst
W. G. Sibley
Gallioplis Tribune
The
Bee
Ellis Sibley
Tribune
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Sharpsburg News Highlights Local Illness and Travel
Flu illness runs high with many bedridden residents. Lyle Harris family improves though still confined. Gail Harris and Nelle Gage families travel to Amesville and Bartlett to tend the sick. Lucile Carpenter leaves Plantsville to aid Grace Beckett in Portsmouth. Superintendent Dinsmoor surveys Bern area schools. Immense Army truck disrupted roads. Roy Bardin and his O20 Titan Tractor helped clear the way. Lena France serves as assistant postmaster. Mrs. Curry visits Glouster. Mingus visits Big Run seeking business opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Harris
Gail Harris
Amesville
Nelle Gage
Ella Gage
Bartlett
Ashland
Lucile Carpenter
Plantsville
Portsmouth
Grace Beckett
Dinsmoor
Bern
Roy Bardin
Sharpsburg
Lena France
R. C. Curry
Glouster
C. &. Mingus
Big Run
Ashland County Man Named Chief Engineer of State Highway
Feb 20. T.8 Brindle of Ashland County was appointed chief engineer of the state highway department by Highway Commissioner Taylor. He succeeds H. D. Brunnings who recently resigned. Brindle, formerly Ashland County surveyor, also served as division engineer in the highway department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Columbus
Brindle
Ashland County
State Highway Department
Taylor
H. D. Brunnings
Index to Athens County plat records planned by recorder
Recorder Hoisington works on an index to plats for towns and villages in Athens County. The project will ease the retrieval of real estate records by lawyers and others. It represents the most comprehensive plat index yet made in this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piet
Recorder Hoisington
Athens County
Mason and Wid Boxed Nine Rounds to Draw in Indiana
Fran kie Mason of Fort Wayne and Zulu Wid of Brooklyn boxed ten fast rounds to a draw in Ter Re Haute Indiana last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Frankie Mason
Fort Wayne
Zulu Wid
Brooklyn
Woman is Shot Dead in Akron on Jealousy Motive
Akron police report Wilma Atkins megress shot and killed by Emma Allen on a downtown street. The assailant escaped and police cite jealousy as the motive in this downtown Akron homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Wilma Atkins Megress
Emma Allen
Iher Negress
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E. Tedrow
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Jacksonville Corp
M. Southard
John L. Southard
Eugene Linton
Arley B. Warning
Elsworth
Huffma
Miner
Westaburg
Catherine Baker
Jacksonville
Wm. Mickel
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Davy Millfield
DR. Burkhart
R. D
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
J. Beckley & Son
Stetson
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Buick Company
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