Jury to Serve at Athens in Marsh Case
In Logan on July 29 192? Newton cer as clerk of courts was asked to draw twenty four jurors for Athens county to hear Ella A Marsh vs. Athens county board of commissioners. Names include Charles J Wright Ida Mathias Logan Ben Nutter Dottie Bell Edward Pummell Perry Lehman Charlie Foster Mrs Sam Jones A J Sheets Mrs Joe Acker Pearl McClelland William Lanning Harry Febus Mose Hite William Sauders Thomas H Wolfe Nellie Gladman found Bittner located eight barrels mash and a fifty gallon still large quantities of old wash indicate extended operation five gallons of whiskey found in a keg Bittner charged with possession of property Neal with possession of intoxicating liquor
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Logan
Newton
Cer
Athens County
Ella A. Marsh
Board of County Commissioners
Spencer
T. L. Morgan
W. R Lloyd
Hocking County
Charles J. Wright
Green Township
8. C. Risch
Enterprise
Ida Mathias
Ben Nutter
New Straitsville
Sylvia Dollmatsch
Dottie Bell
Edward Pummell
Ward Township
Perry Lehman
Murray City
Charles Foster
Bittner
Neal
Rededication Planned for Union United Brethren Church
Rededication of the Union United Brethren church at Union Furnace is set for Sunday in Logan on July 29. A program and picnic dinner are planned with speakers Dr. J. H. Harris district superintendent Rev. T. C. Harper Logan Rev. Mrs Laura Strawn of Newark and Rev. L. M. McCandlish of Haydenville. The local United Brethren girls choir will sing and Dr Harris will conduct the dedicatory services in the evening.
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Logan
Union United Brethren Church of the
Two Arrested in Day Officers Liquor Raid
Walter Bittner and James Neal of Coalgate Hollow pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Harvey M. Whitcraft in Common Pleas court. They were arrested Wednesday during a raid by State Officers Lines Jonas, Constable Charles Poling, and a deputy. Trial set for Saturday. bonds $500 each.
Partition action to dissolve Davis Strawn grocery partnership
In Logan on July 29 T. B. Davis filed suit against L. E. Strawn to dissolve a West Hunter street grocery partnership. Davis seeks sale of stock valued at 1500, fixtures 1200, accounts 3200, with 2000 debt, division of proceeds, and appointment of a receiver. Both are covenants in the property.
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Davis
Raleigh Swackhammer and Mabel Bainter Engagement Notice
Raleigh Swackhammer 22 a pipe line worker of Salt Creek township and Mabel Bainter 20 at home of Benton township are engaged to marry. They are children of Mr and Mrs I E Swackhammer and Mr and Mrs Emery Bainter.
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Raleigh Swackhammer
Salt Creek Township
I. E. Swackhammer
Mabel Bainter
Benton Township
Emery Bainter
Probate Court Fixes Value of L R Andrews Estate
Ath ents County Probate Court set gross assets at 50405.01 with debts 7470 including admin costs. Dower for Lizzie B Andrews placed at 3214.92. Net taxable value of estate 39720.09 in Ohio.
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L. R. Andrews
Athents County
Lizzie B. Andrews
Probate court declares Seipei estate tax exempt
Sarah J. Seipei filed in Probate Court to have the estate declared free from Ohio inheritance tax. The court set gross value at 2735 dollars, debts and costs at 590.45 dollars, net assets 2144.55 dollars, and found the estate to be inherited by 11 children, 6 grandchildren and 1 daughter-in-law. The estate was exempt from all inheritance tax.
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Sarah J. Seipei
State of
Ohio
Funeral services for Mrs. Winner held at Congress Run home
Mrs. Winner 75 pioneer resident of Chauncey buried at Sands cemetery Trimble. Funeral conducted by Rev Courtney with Christian church quartet singing. She leaves ten children four surviving. Attendants from Chauncey include relatives of Frye and Schoonover families. Visiting relatives from Pontiac and The Plains were present.
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Chauncey
Daughter Ila May Born to Reeves Family in Chauncey
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reeves announce the birth of a daughter Ila May born early this morning weighing six and a half pounds. The mother is former Miss Hildreth Tucker and the baby is granddaughter of Magistrate and Mrs M B Tucker of Chauncey where the Reeves reside. Supt and Mrs Bert Daugherty and Rev and Mrs V Ahibrand enjoyed a motor trip to Marietta Ohio and Parkersburg WV yesterday visiting Washington County Infirmary.
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Chauncey
Lawrence Reeves
Ila May
Hildreth Tucker
M. B. Tucker
Bert Daugherty
V. Ahibrand
Marietta
Ohio
Parkersburg
W. Va
Washington County Infirmary
Plains Personal News From The Plains Area
James Moore and Harry Happy Rollison left yesterday by motor for a trip to Canada. Mrs. Lawrence Olson and children have returned from a visit with Mr Olson employed in Akron. Mr and Mrs John Pinnick of Akron are at The Plains due to the serious illness of the flatter's father James Hardy.
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Plains
James Moore
Harry “Happy” Rollison
Canada
Lawrence Olson
Olson
Akron
John Pinnick
the Plains
James Hardy
Chauncey Personal visit from Newark Stokes family
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stokes and their son Richard of Newark visited Chauncey and their relation to Mrs. Stokes' family noted in the report.
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Chauncey
Richard Stokes
Margaret Harvey
Richard
Newark
Chauncey Shower Honors Mr and Mrs George Cline
Miss Cathryn Cline hosted a social shower at her mother Mrs An ion Cline residence for newlyweds Mr and Mrs George Cline. The evening featured games music and dancing with a supper served by Mrs James Goldsworthy and many gifts from attendees including Earl Meister Jack Stone Fennell and multiple Cline relatives.
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Cathryn Cline
Anion Cline
George Cline
Edna Fennell
Miss Cline
James Goldsworthy
Cline
Earl Meister
Jack
Martha
Bess Jones
Hannah Heightland
Joe Popoczy
Stone
Murray City
Thomas Fennell
Lloyd Fennell
Joseph Ctine
George Er
Henry Cochran
Eodore Goodson
Charles Bradfield, Jr
SteHn Carter
Irene Jackson
Ella Dennis Sapp
Lucille Bradfield
Jeanette Palmer
Wilma Kranyth
Susan Donaldson
Verna Martin
Ona May Sweeney
Alma Fennnell
Anna Cline
Baker’ Cline
Cathryn — Cline
Chauncey
Entertaining Guests at The Plains Home
Mr and Mrs George Smith hosted guests at their Plains home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Philip Goodman and grandson from Corning. Mr and Mrs Minnis and daughter Lois. Mrs Joe Bennett and daughter Jane. Marx Goodman of Detroit. and Mr and Mrs Frank Hutchins of Lancaster Ohio.
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George Smith
the Plains
Philip Goodman
Corning
Minnis
Lois
Joe Bennett
Jane
Marx Goodman
Detroit
Mich
Frank Hutchins
Lancaster
Marauder enters Trimble home in night
A prowler entered A M Taylor's Trimble residence between 9 30 and 10 pm Thursday but fled before stealing. Neighbors alerted after Charles Tippie and another man fired at the intruder near the Carter property, with a posse conducting a search but finding no trace.
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Taylor
Carter
Tippie
William Harshey Dies in Parkersburg Visit
William Harshey 53, a former Glouster resident, died Thursday at Parkersburg City hospital from acute indigestion. He had lived in Parkersburg and was visiting Glouster. His body was taken to a funeral home, then to his brother-in-law’s home. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Andrews home conducted by Rev. D. L. Browning. Burial is in Glouster cemetery.
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Glouster
William Harshey
Parkersburg City Hospital
Parkersburg
Loren Andrews
Front Street
Andrews’ Home
D. L. Browning
Glouster Cemetery
Return From Canton Legion Convention Attendees
Robert Skinner Jr L S Thompson and C G Lunsford returned from Canton where they attended the American Legion convention. Skinner and Thompson were delegates from Frank McCann Post.
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Canton Glouster
Robert Skinner, Jr
L. S. Thompson
Cc. G. Lunsford
Canton
American Legion
Skinner
Thompson
Frank McCann
Divorce Granted for Moody in Bishopville Case
In Glouster on July 29, J. W. Moody of Bishopville was granted a divorce. Details of the case and related proceedings were noted in the local record.
Divorce Granted in Common Pleas Court for Cruelty
Granted a divorce from Billa Moody in McConnelsville common pleas court on cruelty and neglect of duty. Property settlement approved. neither party may claim dower in the other's real estate. GLOUSTER July 29 Rev L A Donnally of Jacksonville to lead service at Pisgah Saturday evening. regular Pisgah service Sunday 2 PM. Fairview service postponed to August 6.
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Billa Moody
Common Pleas
McConnelsville
Death brings Columbus funeral for Cecelia Call niece
Mrs. F. P. Kientz and Mrs. Leo Bradley traveled to Columbus after the death of Miss Cecelia Call. Funeral services were held in Columbus this morning. In Glouster Mrs. Zern Cunningham, recovering from a recent operation, is improving at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Raymond and wife.
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F. P. Kientz
Leo Bradley
Columbus
Glouster
Zern Cunningham
Raymond Cunningham
Guy H. Walker Dies After Long Illness at Home
Guy H. Walker aged 56 died this morning at 7 o'clock at the family home 85 Lancaster street after a long illness due to heart trouble and complications. Born June 14 1871 on a farm west of Athens he was educated locally and attended Ohio university. He worked for Kanawha and Michigan railroad as a locomotive engineer and lost the use of his left arm in a 1904 Rutland wreck. Funeral services are set for 3 o'clock Sunday at the family home with burial at Union church.
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Guy H. Walker
Lancaster Street
Union Church
Athens
Guy Walker
Ohio University
Kanawha & Michigan Railroad
Local Man Walker Dies After Years in Ohio Communities
The obituary notes Walker lived in Nelsonville and Gallipolis before 1917, later ran a farm and dairy with his brother E R Walker at Hebbardsville. A member of the Kanawha and Michigan railroad's first employee committee, he joined the Elks in Gallipolis and resided in Athens with sister Mary E Walker and aunt Emma Blackwood.
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Nelsonville
Gallipolis
E. R. Walker
Walker Brothers
Hebbardsville
Walker
Ohio
Kanawha & Michigan
Elks Lodge
Mary E. Walker
Emma Blackwood
George B. Walker
Scott Haney
Frank Lowry
Mary Walker
R. G. Averill
Athens
Averill
Pasadena
Calif
Aviators Eye $30,000 Paris to Cleveland Prize
Aviators nationwide and in Europe consider the Chamber of Commerce $30,000 prize for a Paris to Cleveland flight. U S centers report favorable reaction and an early acceptance announcement may come soon.
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Cleveland
U.pr
Europe
Chamber of Commerce
Herrick Reports Comfort After France Ambassadorship Operation
Cleveland Clinic says Myron T. Herrick United States ambassador to France had the most comfortable night since his operation.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Clinic
Myron T. Herrick
United States
France
Flying Battleship Curtis Condor Bombing Plane In Ohio Tests
The Curtis Condor bombing plane that left Mitchell Field yesterday is at the Dayton army flying field for thorough tests. Lt. Harry Johnson and Lt. Eugene Batten piloted the six machine gun craft as it undergoes months of preliminary testing before final Army acceptance.
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Mitchell Field
Ohio
Dayton
Army
Harry Johnson
Eugene. Batten
Test Answers From Page Five Quiz Key
Answers state the veldt is South Africa open country, asbestos is a rock, sponges are sea animals, David Starr Jordan was a college president, Edison is the Wizard of Menlo Park, Remole is by George Eliot, Longworth married Roosevelt’s daughter, Reinald Werrenrath is a baritone, James J. Hill was a railroad builder, and wampum served as money for American Indians.
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South Africa
David Starr Jordan
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
George Eliot
Nicholas Longworth
Roosevelt
Reinald Werre
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James Neal
K. O. P. Beauty Studio
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Heinlein Bros
T. B. Davis
L. E. Strawn
Tozan Theatre
Delores Costello
Louise Dresser
Kate Price
Tom Santchi
Geo. F. Brown
IR. C. Bierley
Logan, O. — Delivery
Congress Run
C. C. Frye
Fred Russell
Pontiac, Mich
C. A. Schoonover
Edith Frye Harvey
Robert
Pontiac
Mrs
Zenner
Marauder
Trimble
Posse
City Hospital
J. W. Moody
Bishopville
Gio
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Ture Exchange
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Fortune
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Express
Stanford Avenue
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Pennsylvania
the Security Savings Bank
Columbia
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George O'Hara
Jergens Soaps
Woodbury
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