Divorce suits and estates noted in Common Pleas Court
Teresa Riggs Crooksville seeks divorce from Hobart Riggs on neglect and cruelty. Several wills are described, including John Porter leaving all to his wife and Lea Kenny leaving everything to his wife. Various estates are listed with claims and appraisals. Multiple parties, including Theo dore Hiles and Grover Hoover, appear in suits, with claims in the estate of Nobie Hoover and others. A work incident suit by P James F Thiesen cites permanent impairment from injuries at work.
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Common Pleas Court
Teresa Riggs
Crooksville
Hobart Franklin Riggs
Ima Hile
Theodore Hiles
J. C. Furguson
James and
Joanna Modest
Grover Hoover
T. H. Ruffner
Nobie
Anna Hoover
Willis K. Dick
Phoenix
Ariz
Ralph E. Henning
Thelma Jane Henning
P. James F. Thiesen
Corning
Bureau of Workmen's Compensation
J. T. Coal Co
Elsie McNeely
Clifford L. Sellers
John Porter
Bessie
Lea Kenny
Mary
William J. Williams
New Straitsville
Janet
Peter McQuade
William Thomas Peyton
Shawnee
Hannah
Ida May Pearson
Loren Pearson
Junction City
R. R. Pearson
Thornville
C. W Pearson
William Paul
R. J Nixon
New Lexington
Lancaster
Eleanor Bradley
Canton
Dorothy Dudley
Lenore
N. C
M. B. Russell
Somerset
Helen
Mary Lewis
Ray Conaway
Harold Bateson
Thomas Lewis
Triumph Ends in Tragedy as Girl, 7, Bus Accident
In Lynchburg Virginia on Monday seven year old Vickie Bybee earned praise for a perfect test score. She stepped from a bus rear door and tripped as the bus moved away, the driver unaware, leading to a fatal outcome.
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Lynchburg
Vickie Bybee
Vickie
Corning Council Names Officers and New Trustees
At a Corning council meeting Edward Ferguson was named president Leon Levion appointed village solicitor Don Fennekin named fire chief Emmet Love becomes councilman to fill the vacancy caused by Gerald Marshall who was elected by write in but declined the post.
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Corning
Edward Ferguson
Leon Levion
Don Fennekin
Emmet Love
Gerald Marshall
Klondike Gold Rush Starts In Alaska In August 1896
The Klondike gold rush began in August 1896 in Alaska drawing thousands of prospectors. News reports highlight the movement from Yukon to the Klondike region and the surge of migration seeking fortunes in gold.
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Alaska
Egypt Accepts Soviet Aid for Second Stage of Aswan Dam
Cairo reports the Soviet Union will fund the second stage of the Aswan Dam with a $373.1 million price tag and $258.3 million in foreign exchange. The Middle East News Agency calls the agreement an admirable victory for the Arab nation and notes no separation between stages. The USSR has already provided about $100 million in aid and equipment for the project.
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Cairo
Egypt
Aswan
Kremlin
Middle East
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Abdel Gamal Nasser
U.S.S.R
Graham To Preach Christianity In Africa
New York dispatch reports evangelist Billy Graham heads to Africa to preach. He plans to visit 16 major cities across Ghana Nigeria Southern and Northern Rhodesia Tanganyika Ruanda Urundi and Ethiopia. He notes God loves Africans as he loves other peoples. The article also notes the first chewing gum patent issued to William F Temple of Mount Vernon Ohio on December 28 1869.
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New York
Billy Graham
Africa
North Carolina
Graham
Ghana
Nigeria
Rhodesia
Tanganyika
Ruanda - Urundi
Ethiopia
William F. Temple
Mount Vernon
Ohio
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