Court docket reports verdicts and adjournments in county case load
In the case of Chitford against the Horking Valley Railroad a verdict for the plaintiff was returned. Several civil matters including partition in Samuel Wines vs Marion Ocossen were disposed, and actions such as bastardy complaints against Anna Couriney v A Cotten were dismissed. A notable jury decision in Clifford v Niv. & caitroad awarded damages of 4280 after a retrial, while Swartzwalder v Swartzwalder faced postponement for divorce and other cases like Tippie v Tippie and Brooks v Brooks were filed or continued. Court adjournment looms as the term nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ok Oubenaty
Ie Docker
Samuel Wines
Marion Ocossen
W C. Bean
Frank Lowther
S. C. Dank
Anna Couriney
A. Cotten
CIV
TL Railroad Company
Stock
Ve & Western Talbo
Damisdewell
Tac Wassar
Durin Clifford
Caitroad
Clifford
Nelson
M. Swartzwalder
Sarah B. Swartzwalder
West Tever
Court House
Coultrap
MsAriar
Dit Vones
Galtipilis
Hell Court
Trang
Sudee Jones
al Tvial
Ted
Charles Tippie
Sarah Tippie
Solia A. Brooks
Henry
Joseph Brooks
Equity
Ohio
Adame Wooley
Carl J. Kennard
Ats
Meeting of W O T U Program Planned for State Convention
The mid year meeting of the state executive board of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union convened at First Presbyterian church with state president Mrs Henrietta Mourne presiding. Officials from several cities attended as luncheon guests at Hotel Berry and discussed plans for the annual state convention and local promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
First Presbyterian Church
Henrietta Mourne
Berry
Athens
Benrietta Monroe
Xenia
Ammit W. Clark
Columbus
Berea
Sarah Loston
Nelsnnville
Sarah Terry Demarest
Upper Sandusky
Andinette Clevenger
Wilmington
Hattie B. Adams
Mary W. Castle
Georgia Hoepley
Katee Pargum
Chillicothe
Banquet Draws Masonic Lodges to Paramythia Night
In Masonic circles local lodges gathered Tuesday night for a notable event at Paramythia Lodge No. A large hall hosted visiting members from across the county along with Wel district lecturer J C G Preston of Marietta who demonstrated an 8rd degree exemplar The evening featured a banquet served by Samuel Pickepy and a display of fellowship as participants noted the occasion with remarks and approbation from several attendees including J Parker Biges J AL Chine and others from nearby towns such as Nelsonville Zaleski Millersport and Mt Vernon There was one notable moment when M Doser was remembered and the local crowd expressed esteem for Preston and the ritual work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Mohawi Lodge
Chayter
Tisree Mota Lodge
Wellstett
Ove Lodge
Coulton
Logan Lodge
Chi Niemhe
Vuscainsa
Logan
Bret Deryee
Mystic Circle
Tel Ipown
Samuel Pickepy
Mater
M. Dosveti
IML
Preston
Klong
Sisiting
Dulles
Pete AL
McWlust
PoneTote
M. Vorhe
J. T Mosseikarman
EB Menn
Hathert
Wryer
O. Hl
Agey
L. Bean
Dal Ilwards
C. W. Sam. Marsifield
Ugh Mallon
Wr. McCoy
Tayson
OW. Daffe
J. Y Hewett
Nelsonville
Zaleski
J. Thompson
C.D Book
Straiteville
H. Lys
A. Wilson
Turner Mt. Vernon
Memthail
Alecocaine
Preventive measures for black knot and peach yellows in Ohio
The document outlines controlling black knot in plum and cherry trees and peach yellows in Ohio peaches. It urges removing infected trees, isolating infested orchards, and applying soap sprays while leaves fall. It notes San Jose scale presence and calls for appointing township fruit commissioners, with mandamus as a remedy if trustees fail to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
San Jose
Witt Ohjiu
Patton
Boatie
Eain- Missionis
Tisteus
Woester
Macdamus
Common Pleas
Accident Ends Lillie Kinder Life in Jackson County
A fatal accident occurred at Jacksonville Place near Morgan County when seventeen year old Lillie Kinder was shot by Lawrence Vest while attempting to take a thirty eight caliber revolver. The bullet entered her right ear and passed through to the temple, killing her almost instantly. Vest, her uncle, and a visitor to the area, is reported distressed as funeral arrangements are made in Morgan County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville Place
Lie J Kinder
Lawrence Vest
Vest
Lim
Jett Temple
Jacksonsilly
Moontville
Morgan County
Ty Bacon
Counties settle state tax for school funds unevenly
All counties except Hamilton and Cuyahoga report December property tax settlements. Most counties pay more state taxes than they receive for schools, while a few draw out more for school support. The article lists counties such as Adams, Lawrence, Jackson and Vinton with small tax contributions but large school funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cuyahoga
Atlens
pSoe
Jackson
Ham
Adame
Lawrence
Paundings
Vinton
Tetten to Supreme Court case against railroad firm
Herbert Byard sues the 1B and 70. 5-1 railway company in the Supreme Court at Columbus after losses in county courts. A bayshed containing Byard property was burned by sparks from the companys engine. He seeks damages. Beard lives three miles west of Athens near Nalcton. Fos Kest. A five room home good location. Rhee Grimrenor. Jones & Wor sich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetten
Supreme Court
Herbert Byard
Columbes
Byard
Spark
Jeompany
Beard
Athens
Nalcton
Fos Kest
Rhee Grimrenor
Jones &Worsich
Controversy Over Principle in Local Election Rhetoric
A Sunday speech by Elder MacLyne sparks a district uproar as the league asserts the upcoming corporation election hinges on principle, not men, tying votes for Steane Worstell Lawrence to the saloon and drunkard trade. The editorial plea urges readers to judge the People vs The Saloon with civic resolve and charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. Olas
Ube
MacLyne
Corporation
Principe
Walfe Kern
Stedman
League
Steane
Worstell
Lawrence
Stedman, Kern and Wolfe
Gal
Tragedy Near Chauncey As Man Struck By Train
John Stubbs a deaf and dumb man near Chauncey was fatally struck by a Toledo and Ohio Central passenger train at Mount station near Columbus. The engineer warned but he did not heed signals. the train halted after the impact. Identification came when Albert Williams read a description in Columbus papers and recognized the body. The incident occurred during a period of mourning, with the body transported to Chauncey for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stubbs
Iman Jy Nue
Chauncey
Toledo and
Olin Central
Moun
Columbus
Thurs
Tie Meruing
Sind
Emurse
Ay Stads
Jiu
Gaie Central
Moire
Albert Walliams
Julinsunths
Las ‘Aviduwedl
Council Meeting Discusses Sewers and Street Repairs
The town council met in regular session with limited business. Residents of Camp Wool urged immediate street improvements, while Vine street sewer extension faced funding issues. Supt. Scott warned that Mill Street sewer is clogged after high water, with costs expected high. A committee visit to Cincinnati was planned to discuss Union Street funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kassed
Camp Wool
Wirt
Scott
Th Dicury
Bal Roat
Lealch Bexucd
Athens
Gie
Ureely Halk
Wolf
Hawn
S-W
Union Street
Awn
Hofiges
Cincinenati
Eau
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Gary
Dots Chitford
Velley Railroad
Dales Street
Wolfe and Hedges
Cincinnati
Kate Ot
Union
Smith House
Renea
Co Town
Tindaly
Joan B. Lindsey
Circuit Court
Crcuit Court
Gallipolis
Cherrington
Russel
Sibley
Common Pleas Court
Ant the Reayn
Treat Colombas
Bradbers, Vertes
Russell
Dudey Contirap
Pemerey Telegraph
Heme
Vos
Sieg
Wiss
Lyman Wunkwyith
Miss Monat
Vaney Petes
Paramathia Dodge
Othey Organizations
Lillie Kinder
Gren
Tetera
Keen Affrey Weils
UD Aftor
Ohio Military Institute
Geo. Batterson
3Liss Mables Wilsiat
Mirrer Board
Gr. Bean
3Uibtey
Tammorroiy
OS. A. Law School
Ayr
Foster
Harvard
Lupisnina
Parr
Tibet
Mogat Lebanon
Dix
eaSon
Athens County
G. K. Campbell
S. Jiumphros
S. Jiumphros; “A Retrospect For 189.77 A. S. Bethel
Sewar
Supt
Bawn
Billy
Caterri
Cie
J. Af
Ctie’s
D. BH. Mooax
Cline
Burchfield
Ine
Manuiady
Scenr Syrup Company
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Ah Se Eee
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Mugsas Forsind
Caline
Dayien
Onis
Jennson
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