Demand for death penalty in farm couple slaying
Canton reports Edward Kaltenbaugh, 21, of Grove City Pa., has confessed killing John Oser and Bertha Oser dairy farmers. He was captured after being traced via a girl he visited in New Castle. County Prosecutor Henry W. Harter will present the case to the grand jury and push for a speedy death sentence, opposing any insanity claims.
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Canton
U.P
Edward Kaltenbaugh
Grove City
John Oser
Canal Fulton
Bertha
Kaltenbaugh
New Castle
Henry W. Harter
Harter
Court House Doings Divorce Granted in Athens County
Elizabeth Harris was granted a decree of divorce from Fred Harris by Judge L. G. Worsteil in the Athens County Common Pleas Court. Custody of Betty Jane awarded to the mother with Harris ordered to pay five dollars weekly for the child’s support starting Monday January 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Harris
Fred Harris
Parkersburg Woman Prefers New York
Marie Forshey 32 of Parkersburg West Virginia was found in Brooklyn by detectives at her father C E Van Alstine's request. He had come to New York seeking his daughter who left her husband and two children two months ago. She said she did not wish to return home due to marital difficulties.
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New York
Marie Forshey
Parkersburg
W. Va
Brooklyn
C. E. van Alstine
Woman Dies After Fall From Street Car
In Youngstown on January 10 Mrs Oliver Brown 47 was killed and her husband 45 seriously injured when they were thrown from a runaway street car as traction failed on slippery tracks. Mrs Brown suffered a broken neck.
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Youngstown
Oliver Brown
Brown
John R. French Dies at Bismark Missouri
Obituary note from Harrisonville reports John R. French aged 76 beloved resident of Bismark Mo. His body to be returned for burial in Wells Cemetery beside wife and three children. Survived by three daughters Charlies Peoples Roberta Queen Alpha Providence and three sons Morgan Lewis and Howard. Also funeral details for Lydia McGraw 55 wife of John McGraw listed with survivors.
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Harrisonville
Meath
John R. French
Bismark
Wells
Charlies Peoples
Pomeroy
Roberta Queen
Alpha Providence
Morgan
Lewis
Howard
Ruth Alkire
Rutland
Lydia McGraw
John McGraw
Harriette Murdock
Columbus
East Liverpool
Directors Elected For Security Bank Annual Meeting
Directors were elected at the annual meeting of Security Savings Bank stockholders. W. N. Alder man W. B. Golden L. G. Wortell J. H. Cline F. D. Forsyth M. E. Twiss and W. B. Lawrence named as directors. W. B. Lawrence president W. N. Alder man vice president C. G. O Blen nens cashier F. B. Kilian assistant cashier. The bank reports a surplus and undivided profits over 1 000 000 and capital of 1 000 000 for the year.
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the Security Savings Bank
W. N. Alderman
W. B. Golden
L. G. Wortell
J. H. Cline
F. D. Forsyth
M. BE. Twiss
W. B. Lawrence
C. G. O’blennens
F. B. Kiltan
New Penn rowing coach Jim Mathews joins staff
Jim Mathews, rower for the 1925 and 1926 Washington crews, becomes an assistant coach at Pennsylvania under head coach Rusty Callow.
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Penn
Jim Mathews
Washington
Pennsylvania
Rusty Callow
Meigs County Ministers organize new county council
The Meigs County Council of Ministers organized in Pomeroy at Rev W L Moenkhaus home. Officers include Rev C Hae of Middleport president Rev Glenn Tennell secretary treasurer and Rev W W Moenkhaus secretary treasurer. An auxiliary for ministers wives was formed with Mrs Moenkhaus vice president and others designated. The council will meet monthly at 11 30 with dinner and business session.
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Pomeroy
Meigs
Three Deaths In Meigs County Reported
POMEROY Jan 10 Undertaker Finsterwald reports three recent deaths Charlotta Ward 11 daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Ward of Danville funeral yesterday at Danville Church burial in Wright Cemetery William Hess 83 Darwin he leaves a widow and several children he died Tuesday night Leonard Wolfe died at the County Farm he leaves a widow now living in Akron funeral at Texas Church Wednesday morning burial in nearby cemetery
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Pomeroy
Finsterwald
Charlotta Ward
Elmer Ward
Danville
Wright
William Hess
Darwin
Leonard Wolfe
Akron
Texas Church
Mrs. Noss Attends New York Luncheon
Mrs. Theodore B. Noss of Athens Ohio attends a Chautauqua Women’s Club luncheon in New York at Mrs. John Henry Hammond’s home. Club president Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker is guest of honor. The gathering marks an annual reunion of national members amid studies in world affairs music art and literature for club work. About 1,500 members and 15 estates are represented at the event.
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New York
Theodore B. Noss
Athens
John Henry Hammond
Chautauqua Woman’s Club
Chautauqua
N. Y
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Austin
Tex
United States
Dave's Mentha Repsin Promises Lasting Indigestion Relief
An advertisement proclaims Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a tonic elixir to strengthen a weak stomach and end indigestion. It claims the remedy treats gas shortness of breath and other stomach ailments, with money back guarantees through druggists.
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Dave
Local Residents Attend Visits and Funeral Arrangements
Dr. A C V Skinner departed for Indianapolis to visit his daughter and family with Aurora relatives joining them from New Mexico. Frank L Knopp ends his short visit and returns to Charleston. several others accompany Mrs Alice Sidenstricker to Middleport for Mrs Sarah Murray's burial. Flu impacts hit R H Horden and E E Stansbury. J A Placid extends stay after a Covington death. Melissa Crary visits Gallipolis. R L Sherman recovers to resume work in Athens.
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A. C. V. Skinner
Edwin Hurd
Indianapolis
Aurora
Frank L. Knopp
Charleston
D. L. Lansbury
Marietta
Charlies Murray
North Bloomfield
Earl Rumfield
Columbus
Alice Sidenstricker
Middleport
Sarah Murray
R. H. Horden
E. E. Stansbury
J. A. Placid
Covington
Vinton
Melissa Crary
Gallipolis
R. L. Sherman
Athens
Middleport Growers See Strong Tobacco Sales
The Middleport Produce Company reports Mon Gay's market at the Gallipolis Looseleaf Tobacco Warehouse sold 73 620 pounds. Growers received an average of 23 07 per 100 pounds and total checks to growers totaled 20 646 68. The high basket sold for 44 cents per pound.
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Middleport
Middleport Produce Company
Mon- Gay
Gallipolis
Mary Elizabeth Chapman Tops Pomeroy High For First Semester
Jan 10 Pomeroy report honors Mary Elizabeth Chapman daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman Butter nut Avenue as freshman with the highest grades in the school for the first semester Her average is 98 percent.
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Pomeroy
Mary Elizabeth Chapman
Frank Chapman
Butternut Avenue
Pomeroy High School
Woman's Music Club Elects Officers in Middleport
At the annual meeting held Tuesday evening at Heath Memorial Methodist Church in Middleport, officers for the coming year were elected. Virginia Cook becomes president, Gladys May vice-president, Audrey Fultz secretary, Dahlia Pauley treasurer, and Vesta McCoy director. A program of American music is planned for February 26.
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Middleport
Woman's Music Club
Heath M. E. Church
Virginia Cook
Gladys May
Audrey Fultz
Dahlia Pauley
Vesta McCoy
Illness Strikes F O Weed and Clergyman in New Year
A card from Mrs. F O Weed now in Columbus reports she and Reverend Weed began the New Year ill with severe flu. Mr Weed, former pastor of Simpson M E Church, is on four weeks leave to recuperate as his congregation supports his medical absence.
Mothers Try Mild Children's Musterole
An old advertisement extols Musterole as a quick remedy for chest colds sore throat rheumatic pain stiff neck and lumbago in children. It promotes a milder version for relief of croupy coughs and colds without blistering, ready to apply instantly for convenience.
Three Die in Detroit-Rochester Interurban Crash
Three people were killed and another injured when an interurban car demolished an automobile near Royal Oak north of Detroit early this morning. The crash occurred as the Detroit Rochester line ran through Royal Oak, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.P
Cooper May Finish Cabinet List Today
Governor-Elect Myers Y. Cooper expected to complete the administrative cabinet with only the health and public welfare directorships remaining. He has reportedly chosen his appointees for these two posts.
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Columbus
Jan
Myers Y. Cooper
Charges of Contempt Filed Against Charles Henderson
Written charges of contempt of court were filed against Charles Henderson for allegedly violating a court order to pay Virginia Henderson fifty dollars and temporary alimony. Sheriff William Williams was ordered to arrest Henderson and bring him before the court. The charge was filed by an attorney appointed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henderson
Virginia Henderson
William Williams
Henderson
Marriage License Granted in Athens County Court
Charles Smith 23 a miner of Jacksonville and Nellie Ball 21 at home of Glouster obtained a marriage license in Athens County Probate Court on Wednesday.
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Athens County
Charles Smith
Miner
Jacksonville
Nellie Ball
Glouster
Getting Up Nights Affects Bladder Says Relief Found
A testimonial claims nightly awakenings due to bladder irritation were relieved by Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. The user states she had to rise six to seven times nightly and credits tablets for reducing irritation and acidity. Available for two cents at drug stores via Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Ohio or McKee Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Laboratory
Mechanicsburg
Ohio
McKee Drug Co
Archbishop Lees Dies in Melbourne at 68
The Most Rev Harrington Clare Lees, archbishop of Melbourne, collapsed and died early today in Melbourne Australia. He was 68 years old.
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Melbourne
Australia
U.P
Harrington Clare Lees
Father Advice on Flu Prevention with Mistol and Nujol
A father counsels two daily precautions to guard against influenza for crowding workers and families. He promotes Mistol as a nose throat rinse and gargle and Nujol as a nightly laxative to maintain systemic strength, claiming doctors favor it during epidemics. Both products are sold at druggists.
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Court House
IN Common Pleas Court
Knights of Pythias
Pythian
Knights of Pythias Hall
Blanche Fultz
Ben Fultz
C. C
Grace Downing
Lottie Snider
Meigs Temple
No. 153
Security Bank
Child
Meigs County
Mrs. Noss
Wm. Mills
Nelsonville, Ohio
The
Swanson Furniture Co
Women's Music Club
Haney - Goodrich
South Court Street
Cooper
David
Ee Johnny Farrell
aCe Sue
the American Tobacco
Johnny Farrell
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