Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court Monday
Frances King seeks divorce from Alfred King claiming seven years of wilful absence and requests custody of their seven year old daughter Mildred. Lewis B Doefer petitions for divorce from Margaret Doefer alleging adultery and extreme cruelty with a restraining order to keep her from disposing of assets or removing the children. court granted temporary order.
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Frances King
Alfred King
Athens
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Mildred King
Lewis B. Doefer
Margaret Doefer
Teaford
Miller
Court case filed over promissory note for $250
Martha McGraw sues A. J. Adams and Florence Adams on a promissory note dated February 23 1920 with good cents interest. The action seeks repayment of the principal and accrued interest.
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Sula
A. J
Florence Adams
Airplane Stunts Draw Crowds Near Pomeroy
An aircraft arrived across the river from Pomeroy on Sunday and began carrying passengers at a set rate. The machine executes graceful maneuvers along the river course attracting onlookers and riders.
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Pomeroy
Committees Named to Boost War Savings Drive
Charles E. Grueser and others were appointed this week to lead a War Savings Stamps push. The effort aims to raise funds by boosting sales to net an automobile for Postmaster H. J. Black, with proceeds to support Main Street street repairs.
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H. J. Blackmore
Charles E. Grueser
City ward candidates named as campaign committees meet
The court house last evening hosted meetings of committees from all wards to advance the campaign, listing members in each ward including Faris Straile McNamee Beards Ry ther Skinner Brooks Stark Gilmore Webster Kaspar Lloyd Horwitz Wolf Guth Elberfeld Mullen Mees Schoel in Gerheimer Jones Peoples Goff Reibel Chase Bing Lawrence Ebersbach Compton Bengel Reed Fisher Caldwell Crow Vale Howell Owens Starkey Keehne Meinhart.
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O. R. Faris
Henry Straile
Charles McNamee
H. C. Beards
George Ryther
B. D. Skinner
A. R. Brooks
Peter Stark
Curtis Gilmore
Jed C. Webster
Norman Kaspar
Dana Lloyd
Louis Horwitz
Charles Wolf
Fred Guth
Alfred Elberfeld
Chas Mullen
Jacob T. Mees
Wm. F. Schoelin
Carl Genheimer
C. W. Jones
Pleasant Middleport church reception at Rev Berry home
A social reception for Middleport Presbyterian church members was held at the home of Rev and Mrs Berry last Friday with two sessions from 2 to 5 pm and 7 to 9 pm. The event offered a cordial gathering and community fellowship.
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Berry
Red Cross secretary speaks at Rutland Farm Bureau meeting
Miss Vesta McCoy local Red Cross secretary addressed the Rutland Farm Bureau Friday evening on Red Cross work in Meigs county. She spoke with Miss Helen Beeson of Middleport accompanying her.
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Vesta McCoy
Red Cross
Farm Bureau
Meigs County
Helen Beeson
Middleport
Injured Rallygoers Improve After Fair Grounds Race Incident
Report notes that several participants injured during auto and motorcycle races at the fair grounds on Saturday are showing improvement. Mention also Mr Will Reuter among those affected.
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Fair Grounds
Will Reuter
Express wagon crash injures two daughters near Bald Knob
Local brief reports an auto collision injuring two daughters of Bald Knob while their express wagon was struck on the way home. Both injured parties are reported as improved. Other items note residents traveling for visits and relatives across Ohio.
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Bald Knob
Dear Mrs. Thompson Advice on bachelors and teens
A reader defends older bachelors in their thirties, urging women to trust experience over youth while cautioning about the risk of heartbreak for teenage girls. The note also asks for skin care guidance and provides a homemade lotion recipe to treat enlarged pores.
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Mrs. Thompson
Rie
Bailey Run Coal Field Booms With New Development
Operators in the Bailey Run field push for a hard surface road from eight active mines to the pike as traffic swells and winter impedes a dirt road. Over 200 men ride daily by train, more by car, while Chauncey grows with miner homes and rising demand. The Sunday Creek Coal Company surveys a massive shaft near the White Ash mine.
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Bailey Run
Chauncey
Millfield
Buchtel
Sunday Creek Coal Company
White Ash
Sunday Creek to Tap No 7 Vein and Open 3500 Acre Coal Tract
Sunday Creek plans to reach the No 7 coal vein at about 100 feet and develop 3500 acres of virgin coal. The operation seeks a capacity near 3000 tons per day. Additional mines are being sunk south of Millfield, signaling Bailey Run district could become a major Hocking valley hub within a decade.
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Millfield
Bailey Run
Hocking Valley
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