Alimony Sought After Separation Over Colored Friend
Mrs. Mary McCumber petitions the court for alimony and a temporary restraining order to prevent her husband from dissipating property. She states he left their Pomeroy home around September 1 1918, associates with a colored woman Nubyan who visits the home, and barred the family from the horse and buggy. The request includes support from her children and other relief as granted by the court. the temporary order was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCumber
McCumbers
Pomeroy
Wylis Hill
Nubyan
Alimony and Restraining Order Actions Across Hetzer Heirs
Mary McCumber and Sarah Ridenour with Martha Lewis sue as daughters and heirs at law of W H Hetzer who died April 11 1910 seeking alimony and a temporary restraining order. plaintiffs include Ethel Black and Nettie Cameron in partition and allege joint ownership of Hetzer property with Fred and Harry Hetzer and William Hetzer deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McCumber
James Mac Cumber
Sarah Ridenour
Martha Lewis
William Hetzer
Fred Hetzer
Harry Hetzer
Ethel Black
Nettie Cameron
W. H. Hetzer
Heirs Contend Over One third Share of Real Estate
The defendants, grandchildren of the deceased, claim ownership of a one third portion of the realty as heirs. The dispute centers on the distribution of the inherited property and the rightful share for each party.
Marriage in Probate Court Unites Belva Martin and Thomas Angel
Miss Belva Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Martin of Middleport and Thomas Brady Angel also of Middleport were married Wednesday afternoon by Justice Fish at the probate court rooms. The couple will reside in Middleport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Fish
Belva Martin
J. W. Martin
Middleport
Thomas Brady Angel
Angel
Mrs Catherine McLain Buried Tuesday Morning
The remains of Mrs. Catherine McLain who died Saturday evening at Aushylvania were brought to Pomeroy Monday. Funeral services were held at Finsterwald mortuary at 10 o clock Tuesday morning with interment at Beech Grove cemetery. She was a sister of Mrs. George W. Keiser and Mrs. F. P. Wisecarver of Pomeroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine McLain
Aushylvania
Pomeroy
Finsterwald Mortuary
Beech Grove Cemetery
George W. Keiser
F. P. Wisecarver
Remains of Miss Deemer Taken to Wilkesville Burial
Miss Mollie Deemer aged about seventy died Monday night at her nephew O. H. Stewart’s home after years of failing health. Funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday evening by Rev. W. D. Berry and the remains were taken to Wilkesville for burial on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Deemer
Wilkesville
Mollie Deemer
O. H. Stewart
W. D. Berry
Family Visits Reach Across Ohio and Illinois
Mrs. Philip Ohlinger left yesterday for Columbus and will visit Pekin Illinois to see Herman Ohlinger and his wife. Clifford Ohlinger arrived from East Liverpool to visit his mother.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gloeckner of Cincinnati stayed with their in laws Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gloeckner. Nellie Longstaff returned from a visit with Mrs. C L Hamilton of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ohlinger
Columbus
Pekin
Ill
Herman Ohlinger
Clifford Ohlinger
East Liverpool
Joseph Gloeckner
Cincinnati
Peter Gloeckner
Nellie Longstaff
C. L. Hamilton
Local Social Notes List Visitors and Family Visits
Latrobe C E Keller and family visited at Robert Keller’s in Succession. T. E. Fitch and Audrey attended Parkerburg visitors. A. H. Huggins visited Logan. Mrs. Lee Little Frost called on friends. Charley McDaniel ill. Mrs. Chord Bean and Francis Clifford visited Glouster. Mrs. F. D. Shanks returned from Belpre. Ed Wharff and daughters from Portsmouth visited Dean Ewers. Grant McDaniel from Springfield visited Charley McDaniel. Fitch in Athens on business. Will and Bertha McDaniel from Toledo visited. Keller sisters from Parkersburg spent Fourth nearby. Thompson family from Chillicothe visited F. D. Shanks. Mrs. G E Flynn from Columbus and Mrs. Fred Hawk from Chillicothe visiting Dean Ewers. Harold Webster from Torch staying with sister in-town. Mrs. Oscar Clark from Fairview visited E D Morrison. Chevalier ill. Ivory Dunfee to Toledo for railroad work. Leo Bingman and son from Athens visited S M Bingman. Frank Taylor and several others from Coolville visited T B Fitch. Fred McDaniel of Amesville visiting ill Charley McDaniel. Clifford Bell and Lena Harris of Detroit, plus others, spent Fourth at A H Huggins’s. Fitchs left for ophthalmic hospital in Cincinnati for eye treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Keller
Robert Keller
Success
T. E. Fitch
Audrey
Parkersburg
A. H. Huggins
Logan
Lee Little
Frost
Charley McDaniel
Chord Bean
Francis Clifford
Ted McGrew
Glouster
F. D. Shanks
Belpre
Ed Wharff
Helen
Margaret
Portsmouth
Dean Ewers
Grant McDaniel
Springfield
Athens
Will McDaniel
Toledo
Bertha
Norma Keller
James Thompson
Chillicothe
G. E. Flynn
Columbus
Fred Hawk
Diana
Harold Webster
Torch
Clifford Bean
Oscar Clark
Fairview
E. D. Morrison
Chevalier
Ivory Dunfee
Leo Bingman
M. Bingman
Frank Taylor
Sarah Lantz
George Ballard
Ed Cotton
Coolville
T. BR
Fitch
Fred McDaniel
Amesville
Charley
Clifford Bell
Lena Harris
Detroit
Russell Befout
Ranger
Texas
W. B. Huggins
Opthalmic Hospital
Cincinnati
Swisher Family Welcomes Baby Son at Marion
Carthage residents learn that Mr and Mrs Clarence Swisher now of Marion are proud parents of a baby boy born June 27. The item also notes various local visits and activities including Akron farmer Harry Gates and local visitors.
Local Social Notes From Ireland and Surrounding Areas
Ireland and family circles share visits from the Hornsby sisters and Dunfee kin. Picnics drew attendees from here to Guysville and Decatur while guests from Glouster and Springfield joined S. M. Bingman and Frost households. The Root and Frost families hosted visits, and Ivory Dunfee spent time with relatives in Toledo. An ice cream social occurred at Torch on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle
Mable
Mildred Hornsby
Lela
Wilma Dunfee
Guysville
Decatur
Clarence Bingman
Glouster
S. M. Bingman
W. J. Frost
S. D. Root
Stewart
Hiram Frost
Grant McDaniel
Springfield
Ida Cubbison
Ivory Dunfee
Toledo
Torch
Local social guests and family visits reported
Mr and Mrs Hiram Root flew in and visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs F L Root. Mrs L C Brafford and a baby spent Monday with her parents Mr and Mrs E L Rogers of this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Root
F. L. Root
L. C. Brafford
E. L. Rogers
Local Relatives Visitor Notes and Short Trips
Relatives and friends visit and travel notices show Mrs C W To' nd Mr Elijah Cottrill with George Sands and family travel to Coolville. Howard Hawk returns from Chillicothe while Eva Norris visits Athens. Mr and Mrs William Spear host relatives from Guyaville. Brill family hosts visitors. G A Daughter of Athens spends days with her parents. Wayland Brill makes a business trip to Athens. Dode Oliver and family visit from Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Norris
Athens
William Spear
Guyaville
Robert Brill
G. A. Daugher
Wayland Brill
Dode Oliver
Columbus
Local Visitors Make Round of Amesville and Nearby Towns
New England couple Mr and Mrs L McDonald hosted guests including Leonard McDill and children from near Amesville and Mr and Mrs Stanton James from Athens with Miss Mattie Manhorter. George Manhorter of Canaanville visited John Pheteplace and wife. Harold Henry, on furlough, returned to Camp Meade. Sick list includes Mrs J Davis and Mrs Harve Cunningham. Mrs Helen Van Dyke of Akron visited grandmother Mrs Sarah Copeland. Mr and Mrs P Van Dyke and two children visited relatives near Stewart. Mrs John Butts of Athens returned home after a stay with sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Henry
Camp Meade
John Butts
Athens
Local residents and visitors noted around town
Stewart Guy Barrows working in Akron visits relatives here. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBee on Monday June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hatch visited Athens area. John Oliver is critically ill at home. Otis family of Nelsonville visited sister Mrs. John Oliver. Harvey Biggins of Akron spent a short vacation here. Fourth of July celebration and homecoming at Guysville drew many locals. L. H. Smith and family spent Monday in Athens. Mrs. Smith hosted a sister from Athens Sunday night. Mark Sutton and family of Chauncey visiting relatives here. Mrs. John Barrows and two children visiting relatives at Zaleski. Mrs. Henry Liscomb and two children from Five Points returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bircher
Deanville
Lizzie Gereckner
Walter Bram
Jim Cowie
Herb Steward
Pittsburg
Edith Horden
Chicago
Ill
John Selby
Cornelius Borhan
Blanche
Gallipolis
William Fisher
Athens
Homer Shank
Buffalo
W. Va
Lucille Rappold
Huntington
Scott McQuigg
John Taylor
Columbus
Gladys Johnson
Robert Thomas
Clarence Swisher
Marion
Harry Gates
Akron
C. H. Wernholt
Martins Ferry
Ora Townsend
Lee Gaston
Sylvia Snider
Salem
J. G. Gaston
Tidd
Blaine Chapman
C. H. Reynolds
C. W. Burton
Coolville
Carthage
Guysville
Daisy Potter
Guy Secoy
Potter
Guy Barrows
Charles McBee
John Oliver
Otis
Nelsonville
Harvey Biggins
L. H. Smith
Mark Sutton
Chauncey
John Barrows
Zaleski
Henry Liscomb
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Hotel
Remington
Louisiana
Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Dorothy Boylan
Fisher Stoo Aro
Dorothy
Pepsin
Tough
Cleveland
Niagara
Falls
GARA
Montreal
Quebec
Aets
Buffalo” Falo Transit Company
Hotute
Scott Haney Co
Pythian Glee Club
Jack Morgan
Pomeroy Opera House
J. Frank Hatch
Mary J. Holmes
FOX News
Arizona
R. R. Johnson
Staneart
Opera House
Enmeloey
Priscilla Dean
Ires
Latrobe
Ireland
New England
Wallace Hatch
Supeavis
Betty Hilburn
GIRL
the Sea
A Lyons-Moran Comedy and Majestic Concert Orchestra
Nazimova
Edith Wherry
The
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