Courts Open As Foreclosures And Divorces Are Heard
In common pleas court Judge J. M. presides. Foreclosure action against Arthur Johnson et al. sale confirmed and distribution ordered. Lemuel Cline and Martha Cline divorce dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Alimony denied. Perry v Perry divorce filed. custody and name restoration sought. George Lewis and James Lowry charged with disturbing a meeting. jury returned not guilty. Montgomery and Gee charged with perjury. trial began with many witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
J. M. “Noo
Court House
Henry Ferguson
Arthur Johnson
Lemuel J. Cline
Martha M. Cline
Nelsonville
Akron
Manda Perry
Ezra Perry
York Township
Cora D. Perry
Pickett
Sylvester Brown
Theodore Fleming
Nathan Frad
David Edwards
T.E. Wells
Guardian
Ashford D. Hatch
George Kidwell
S.T. Cline
Charles Leach
Plains Church
Enure
Teeia
Tawry
State of Ohio
Mack
Successful Applicants From Last Teachers Examination
The list shows one year certified names G. B H Lowden Annie Parsons Jacob Christman James Biddle Hattie Brill James Welling Ross Brickles Walter Hamilton Ray Morris Chas E Miller Gay Dinsmoore For two years F B Parsons Kenneth Wolfe G W Christman Mary Rineheart Linie Higgins May Stanton For three years Frances Marvin Miller five years Amy Weihr and Mrs Ella Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B H. Lowden
Annie Parsons
Jacob Christman
James Biddle
Hattie Brill
James Welling
Ross Brickles
Walter Hamilton
Ray Morris
Chas. E. Miller
Gay Dinsmoore
F. B. Parsons
Kenneth Wolfe
G. W. Christman
Mary Rineheart
Linie Higgins
May Stanton
Frances Marvin Miller
Amy Weihr
Ella Osborn
Uniform Knights Hold Public Installation in Athens Progress
The Uniformed Knights of Pythians No 53 in Athens staged an inspection and public installation at the Knights of Pythias hall Friday night. Dr J L Henry oversaw a strict drill with 40 members present, followed by a banquet at Johnsons dining hall and toasts from A M Lewis S F Beverage and E C Woodworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian
Oficers
Knights of Pythias
Hank, K. of P
No. 53
Athens
Pythian Lodge
J. L. Henry
Dr. Henry
F. E. Goldsberry
C. Q O. Moore
A.M. Lewis
S. F. Beverage
E. C. Woodworth
Mra
E. Goldsberry
J. Henry
Hattie Richie
Audra Lowry
Miss Botner
E. H. Cotton
Samuel Finsterwald
Harry Webster
Peter Hibbard
J. E. Caldwell
Scott H. Haney
J. Howard Jobson
G.E Beastey
L. H. Glazier
Ames Township Man Joseph Henry Dies After Fall
Joseph Henry aged 85, longtime Ames township resident, died following a fall that fractured his thigh near Amesville. Born 1815 on an Ohio river island below Marietta, he lived most of his life in Bern and Ames townships except six years in Indiana. He joined the Amesville Presbyterian Church in 1943 and funeral services were held at the Amesville Presbyterian Church with burial in Amesville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armavittz
Joseph Henry
Ames Township
Amesville
Ohio River
Marietta
John Henry
America
Ireland
Miles Sarah Patterson
Indiana
Bern
Ames Townships
Presbyterian Church of
Per Jahen Wortona
Presbyterian Church
G. H. L. Beeman
Certificate Revoked for Chauncey School Teacher
Druggan, a Chauncey schools teacher, was charged with intemperance and immorality. A hearing was held Saturday before county school examiners F. S. Coultrap, A. H. Dixon, and C. H. Bryson. They ruled Tuesday evening that the evidence supported the charges, and Druggan's certificate was revoked. The examiner panel reached the decision after considering the case by telephone late Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.s Druggan
Chauncey
County Board of School
F. S.coultrap
A. H.dixon
C. H. Bryson
Vyhe
Druggan
Channcey
The
Deard
Vampire Prize Winners Show Readers’ Poetic Wit
The Messenger and Herald announced winners for best prose exposition of Kipling’s The Vampire. First prize of 2.00 cash awarded to Mrs. Grace Young Todd of Columbus. second prize a year’s subscription to E. W. Alves of Rawndale. Other strong entries by Marie Batchelder and Mrs. Fannie B. Poston noted. judges remain anonymous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipling
Messenger and Herald
Athens
Messenger and Herald Office
Grace Young Todd
E. Gay Street
Columbus
Amesville
A. C. Young
Marie Batchelder
Bates Street
Washington, D.C
Fannie B. Poston
Cannanville
Vampire of the soul and the woman who ruined him
A reflective lament narrates a man misled by a seductive woman described as a vampire of the soul. It traces wasted effort, broken vows, exposure of folly, and the cost of dishonor, ending with a personal signature from Gnacr Young of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
You
East Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Exposition of a Foolish Idol and a Vampiric Woman
A fictional parable condemns idolizing a deceptive partner. A foolish man worships a vain woman, loses fortune and faith as she shatters his chains and leaves him in despair. He endures pain from betrayed trust while she remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narodes
Second Prize Exposition Poem Reflects Obscured Love
The verse depicts a man worshipping a woman who remains emotionally barren. He endures wasted years, sorrow, and effort for a lover unworthy of his gifts, realizing too late the hollow nature of her affection. The poem warns that such selfish neglect can kill trust and hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea
Aden
Cuegnan
Big Enterprise Formed to Test Oil Territory in Bern Township
A large combination led by T. J. Pickering of Bern township has formed to test a 750 acre tract in Bern near Plantaville. About thirty local business men participate. the plan prioritizes Cow Run sand wells, with potential later drilling to Berea and Trenton rock. Two wells have been funded. success could lead to incorporation and broader development. Suvuraving March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Pickering
Bern
Athens
Pickering
Plantsville
Bern Township
Cow Run
Berea
Trenton
Peach Orchard Sale Alters Starr Township Farm Ownership
Dr W N Alderman and Judge Bethel sold their interests in a 425 acre Starr township peach farm near Union Furnace to James Dew of Nelsonville who once held a third of the property. The orchard, with about 1500 trees, faced a near total crop failure this season as many buds were killed, signaling a heavy financial blow to Athens County peach growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Alderman
A. &. Bethel
Starr Township
Hocking County
James Dew
Nelsonville
Union Furnace
Athens
Athens County
Death of Mrs. Mary J. Hawk at Factory aged sixty five
Mrs. Mary J. Hawk wife of William J. Hawk died Sunday at 3 p m at the Factory home from lung and heart trouble. She aged 65 and had long declining health. Maiden name Kitchen sister to Mrs. John Dean of Columbus and Dr B F Kitchen of Wellston. Funeral at Factory church conducted by Rev D D Canield with burial at nearby cemetery. Survived by husband and several children including Mrs H F McCoy of La Porte Texas Dr B F Hawk of Din City Kansas Lewis Hawk in Mexico and G B H C and Johns Hawk of Athens township. Attending from distance were Mrs Dr McClure Rocky Hill Dr B F Hitchen Wellston Mrs Nan Pears Clarkeburg and Mrs John Gean Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Hawk
William J. Hawk
Factory
Kitchen
John Dean
Columbus
B. F. Kitchen
Wellston
Leagenluvney Mekesewee
Enthusiastic Welcome for Dr Albert Leonard in Ypsilanti
Dr Albert Leonard dean of Syracuse College of Liberal Arts and new president of Michigan Normal School arrives in Ypsilanti amid a warm welcome. Students and faculty greet him with enthusiasm and a lively parade as they discuss his move from Syracuse to Michigan likely by next June. Leonard, an Ohio University graduate with Athens ties, is admired for his educational work and poised for leadership in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leonard
College of Liberal Arts
Syracuse
New York
Michigan Normal School
Ypsilanti
Michigan
Aliaton
Ypsilant
Jone
Leonard
Athens
Ohio University
Henry Wright
the Argus
Syracuse University
Haa
Athens Woman Scfilerage Club Wins State Prize at National
The Athens SCfilerage Club earned the largest subscriber prize from the Woman's Journal at the national Suffragists convention in Washington. Delegate Herrold represented Athens. The state convention will be held here in the coming fall. The national executive committee rejected a resolution seeking state wide suffrage amendment cooperation with the Ohio WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Scfilerage Club
Woman's Journal
National Association
Ohio W. C.T. U
Beasley Wins Contract for Ten Zumbro Field Wells
Amesville March 6 Beasley secures contract to nut down ten wells in the Zumbro field near Chesterhill and buy a new drilling machine. J W Scott's pumping gear arrived, Blanvelt and Glass move their machine to the Lovell farm, and Beasley & Co drill their No 0 on Tuesday. A home company forms at Sand Rock to test the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
H. A. Beasley
Zumbro
Chesterhill
J. W. Scott
Balderson
Beasley & Co
Blanvelt & Glass
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Adverts
Catarrh is treated as a blood condition requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to affect blood and mucous surfaces, marketed as a prescribed tonic with testimonials. Also mentions Bee veilis astlise Coaiay chieese hue and Cline's Pharmacy selling pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Mall's
M. B. Smith
Butternur
Mich
Cline's Pharmacy
Reduced Rates Offered by Ohio Central Lines
Ohio Central Lines advertise continued excursions and reduced fares to various points. Consult agents for two way or excursion trips to save money. Rates are stated as the lowest, with prompt courteous service to patrons. Medros Hovn G P Toledo Ohio No 015 Bey ww Fb Sten W. Caton XN Y writes of long standing indigestion relief from Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Central
Ohio Central Lines
Medros Hovn
Toledo
Ohio
Bey
Sten W. Caton
XN. Y
Clne
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Lowry
Montgomery
Gee
Ihelong
You and I
Gnee
William Hawk
Lewis Ackerman
Goititi
Ted
Dewitt
Lowels
Iver
Cilna
State Convention
Ames Oil News
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