Damaged Court Dockets Drugs, Divorces And Guilty Pleas
The civil docket covers misfit marriages, custody petitions, and alimony orders. Indicted defendants Slatzer and Hunter face second degree murder charges with trials set for late May. Burglary and larceny cases involve Cable and Shiner with pleas and trial dates noted. New civil actions include Findlay Brewing Co versus Davis Posey and others for money, and foreclosure actions filed by Northern Ohio Building and Loan Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Slatzer
Samuel Hunter
Common Pleas Court
Findlay Brewing Co
Edmond N. Davis
John Posey
Des Antie
Iraj Jennings
Action For Money Only Ohio
Kate Johnson
Jason Thompson
Northern Ohio Building and Loan Co
Elizabeth Michenor
John Michener
Samuel Wootman
F.C. Stedman & Co
Buckeye Coal Co
Mary A
Death of Mrs E C Carskaden at Cheney Washington
Mrs E C Carskaden formerly Miss Avdria Lowry of this city died Sunday afternoon in Cheney Washington after a prolonged tuberculosis illness. She was thirty and had lived here most of her life. She married Mr Carskaden December 19 1900 and went to Cheney to seek a milder climate. The death telegram was received by Mrs Byron Wolf, and funeral arrangements await arrival details. Mrs Gleason will accompany the remains to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Carskades
Avdria Lowry
Cheney
Washington
Athens
FF. L. Preston
Mr. Carskaden
Pacific Coast
Laura Greason
Carskaden
Tragic Carbolic Acid Accident Claims Three Year Old
A three year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Chappel on Mill street, drank carbolic acid by accident and died about two hours later. The bottle was within reach, opened by mistake, and the child drank a quantity believing it was water. A physician treated her with antidotes but she died before rescue could help. Funeral services were held at Graham's chapel conducted by Rev Howe with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Chappel
Graham's
Howe
Head Blown Off With a Shot Gun In Canouspare
Jacob Emish aged 40, a longtime resident and mine worker in Canouspare, died Saturday morning at his home by shooting himself in the head with a shotgun. The act appeared to be a personal crisis, carried out after an argument over ammunition while his son looked for more shells. His daughter found him with a skull fragment in hand. He left a wife and several children. funeral services were held at Asbury church under the Nelsonville R of P lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Emish
Sulienly
Enjish
Nelsonville
Searls Arrested for Theft of Miss Curtis Satchel
Alonzo Searls of Tubing was arrested by Sheriff Porter on a charge of stealing a satchel belonging to Miss Adda Curtis of Little Hocking. The satchel contained rings a gold watch and other articles worth about one hundred dollars. Curtis recovered the satchel via a man from Lubrig who claimed to have recovered it. Searls paid all incurred costs totaling 210.14 after agreeing not to prosecute. Charles West was fined 36.90 for drunkenness after also attending the circus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Searls
Sheriff Porter
Adda Curtis
Little Hocking
Searls
Athers
Robinson's Circus
Labrig
Miss Curtis
Lubiig
Marshfield
Vance
Lubrig
Porter
Athens
Jackson
Searis
John Shrader
Charles West
Red Brush Hills
Vinton County
Tie
Horse Runs From Lubrig Deputy Near Athens
Deputies 5 E Hedges and J D Gist were in Lubrig on court business when their horse escaped and wandered to J B Allen's one mile west of Athens without a driver. The horse walked part of the way and damaged a buggy wheel but was not injured. H Hibbard brought the horse into Athens from Allen's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubrig
E. Hedges
J. D. Gisty
Tnos
J. B.allen
Athens
H- Hibbard
Allen
Pick Flowers Dies at 59 in Chauncey Infirmary
William Flowers known as Pick, longtime Athens resident, died Saturday at Chauncey infirmary from complications of diseases. He was fifty nine and had lived at the institution about two years. Remains were brought to Athens Sunday for burial and funeral services were led by Rev. Cyrsas Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lowers
Pick
Athens
Chauncey
Athens Sanday
Cyrsas Rose
Vacant Lot Sold by D. W. Peoples Near Campus Plans
D. W. Peoples purchased a vacant lot on the corner street from the church trust. A constraining wall on the south will narrow the lot and the near future campus area is under consideration. The sale affects the Presbyterian parsonage at Court and Moelberry, with fees and church property noted in the 1950 records. The lots facing the street are described as very desirable and scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Peoples
Trusterian Church
Iarer
Presbyterian
Bey
Engagement Cancelled Of Indian Orator Fr Emmett
Illness forces cancellation of FR Emmett the noted Indian orator who was to lecture at the Presbyterian church tonight. He will be unable to fulfill the engagement leaving the program without the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FR. H. Emmett
Presbyterian Church
Mad Bogs Run A Mad Dog Spree In Cuauncey
A valuable bird dog owned by George Hall in Cuauncey went mad yesterday and bit at all in reach. Andy Claynick's dog was bitten by Hall's mad animal and began to foam and snarl. Both dogs were hunted down and killed. In Jacksons, a cow belonging to Richard Datiels west of Green's Run was bitten by a mad dog and shot after showing hydrophobia symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuauncey
George Hall
Andy Claynick
Hall
Iacksoxeris
Richard Datiels
Green's Run
Tyro
Delegates named for Nelsonville W C T U county event
The W C T U appoints eight delegates headed by Mrs Amanda Yonte to represent at the Nelsonville county convention May 1 and 18 and designates alternates including Mrs B Berry and Miss Amelia Barron. The eighty member group forms a flower mission committee to furnish flowers for prisoners the sick and funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Amanda Yonte
Willard Baker
B. Goldsberry
Pierce
Sarah Wing
Dina Snow
Saran Connett
Rose C Foster
B.C. Berry
Charley Mooney
Anna Armstrong
Mary H. Faber
Nettie Hibbard
E. C. Berry
Two New Flats On College Street Housing Project
Henry O Bleness buys part of the lot opposite D H Moore on College street and plans a double ground floor hat with five rooms per unit. It will feature gas heating, water, bath and modern conveniences. One suite will be occupied by Mr and Mrs Harry O Bieness. the other rented. Mr D W Peoples plans a similar building on the north half of the lot where the old brick residence stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry O'Bleness
D. H. Moore
College Street
Harry O'Bieness
D. W. Peoples
Mrs Walsh of Mt. Carmel Undergoes Second Operation
Mrs. Kate Varley Walsh was taken to Mt. Carmel hospital and underwent a second operation Tuesday for removal of a malignant cancer. The first operation was reported successful. Friends in Athens have expressed deep concern and hope for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Varley Walsh
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Athens
Uniform Bank Banquet Details Knighthood Confers Degrees
Five new members explored the Uniform Bank degree within Knights of Pythias on Thursday night. Those who faced the music were Frape Phillips William Blackburn C Reach E L Wilson and E Mason. After conferring the degree the new knights were sparqueted at Johnson's dining hall. About twenty five members attended and a general good time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniform Bank
Knights of Pythias
Frape Phillips
William Blackburn
4. C. Reach
E. L. Wilson
E. Mason
Johnson’s
Deaths Summons Charles Hines in Ames Albany Area
Charles Hines a noted citizen of Ages Downship died suddenly of heart failure about two o'clock Wednesday morning in a shanty near Albany where he ran a stone crusher. He had long suffered from heart disease. His family was notified early, funeral arrangements pending, remains to be taken to his Ames township home for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hines
Albany
Ames Township
Leander Stright Dies At 60 After Illness
Leander Stright postmaster and respected Athens County resident died last Friday at his home following heart trouble and related illnesses. Nearly 60, he worked as a boat owner and operated at Hebbardsville Albany and Marshfield but could not work for 15 years due to health. Civil War veteran of Co. 8 5th O. V. I. The funeral Sunday at the M E church was conducted by Rev. C E Turley under Constitution Lodge F and A M. He was father to Mrs. G. Pake Mrs. Janet Barker Hiram Stright and Mrs. Will D. Cox with many friends attending from Athens Hebbardsville and Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makaniigep
Leander Stright
Athens County
Hebbardsville
Albany
Marshfield
Co. 8
Sth O. VI
M. E. Church
Constitution Lodge F. & A.M
C. E. Turley
Janet Barker
Hiram Stright
College Notes recount student moves and visits
John Perry and Arthur Josten former O. A. students and graduates of the commercial department visited college friends Saturday. Warrener left to seek Beasment fields employment in Texas after a year at O. U. Miss Pearl Blackwood quit college for a position at Ath eny Bank. Jerry Clements attended Jackson for a teacher's exam and to sell an arithmetic. George McGraughlin traveled to Toledo for a business trip. Beta Kappa of Beta Theta Pi hosted a second reception at their new chapter house. G. F. White received a Cornell University assistantship in tology embugalogy and microscopy, with time split for advanced work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Perry
Arthur Josten
O. A
Commercial
College Friends
Rend Goat Co
Glduster
K Warrener
Beasment
Texas
O. U
Ile
Pearl Blackwood
Atheny Bank
Miss Blackwood
Jerry Clements
Jackson
George McGraughlin
Toledo
Beta Kappa
Beta Theta Ts
G. F. White
Cornell University
Mercer
White
Ohio University Defeated In Opening Baseball Match
Ohio University opened its baseball schedule with a Saturday game against Otterbell. Visitors won by a single run after a hard fought contest. The home team battled illness and fatigue yet kept the score low and drew a decent crowd despite their injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Otterbell
Vsuars
Henderson-Linscott Mariage at Amesville Parsonage
Clarence W. Henderson and Miss Mary E. Linscott were married Sunday evening at the M. E. parsonage in Amesville with Rev. T. L. Haas officiating. The bride, a respected Athens County teacher, and groom, a prosperous young farmer, are pictured as starting a bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Parsonage
Amesville
Clarence W. Henderson
Mary E. Linscott
T. L. Haas
Athens’ County
Coolville Campsites Foresee Grand Meeting Amid Flood
In Cosirinur May 1 Coolville, isolated by flood waters, looks to a large camp meeting. Rev. Ostrum returns for evangelistic services with Mr fullfy in charge of music. A grand program is planned with inquiries coming from all quarters. The August Ist date is listed as the meeting proximate start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosirinur
Coolville
Agatin
Brimstone
Magiscrave
Sayre
Ostrum
Fullfy
Jacksonville Sufferers in Great Fire of Florida
Among the sufferers from the August conflagration at Jacksonville, Florida, were Richard O. Sanderson and family formerly of Logan, Mrs. Sanderson a sister of Mrs. Preston and Mrs. Wall of Athens. Sanderson ran a harness business and lost residence and all possessions in the blaze. Only the clothes worn at the time were saved. Two daughters, Carrie and Ida, visited Athens relatives last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Florida
Richard
Winter Apple Varieties Sought by George Morrison
George Morrison of Pleasanton seeks practical advice on the two best winter apple varieties for a four acre orchard. He asks experienced growers to inform him through the Messenger and Herald, preferring practical experience over nursery claims. Who will inform him?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Morrison
Pleasanton
Mrs Herrald and Mrs Werreld in Columbus Hospital
Mrs Herrald in Columbus and Mrs T J Werreld were at St Anthony hospital Columbus where on Saturday morning she underwent a surgical operation. Though weakened by the procedure she slowly rallied and is expected to recover with care. J W Terrold, who was with her, returned home Monday and left again Tuesday for Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J Werreld
St. Anthony Hospital
Columbus
J. W. Terrold
Beware Mercury Ointments For Catarrh Warned
Public health notice warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and the system. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Care from E J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy and lists endorsements and price. It cautions buyers to seek genuine products and avoid unsafe preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. d. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
Ohio
E. J. Cheney & Co
Harts Family
For Sale or Trade In Vinton County Farms and Stores
Classified notice lists two farms in Vinton county and one storefront for sale or trade. Mentions Hayes property in West Athena torited at a percent of its purchase price with a Pittsburgh area address and contact W. F. Perrins in Athens. Includes scattered ad-like lines for medicines and local pharmacy promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton County
Hayes
West Athena
W. F. Prrens
Athens
For Sale Archaic Meatier Surries in Town
Classified notice offers a strong, newly painted surries at less than half price with attic access described briefly. Address applies to Box 24, Athens, Unid. The ad contains garbled text likely from imperfect OCR and mentions DeWitt's remedy for Phareracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
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Cyses
Shinet
Bugglary
Cable
Guiley—Hunter and Slatyer
Gezer Cis
Ingham
Isa B Smith
John Smith
Gimeny
Liulhe McKnight
Samuel McKnight
Givorne
Ivorce
Emma Ruble
Gral H
Alice T. Curtis
John
Curtis
Hockingport
Illand
Sife
O. W. Sean
East Clayton Clay Manufacturing Co
H Chote
R. R. Mirerson
James M. Ingham
BE. G. Biddison
Carr
Farlar Calvert
Frank Griffin
John ‘H White
Eaton Chase
M. L. Goble
John P. Orr
George Lawrence
Hiram Toomas
F. B. Clayton
T. 4
Herrold
Debo M Stewart
John Norris
Brown Township
BE. G. Siddison
William A. Foster
Brown
Benring
HSA
W. Richards
BF. Achauer
W.W. McVay
B. F. McVay
Daniel Roberts
William Jobs Coat Co
Hunter
E Price
Albert James
Siateer
Mike Janikov
Hallister
Fudge J
Wood
John Kyle
Cutting
Eliza Whitfeld
Joseph Parsons
George Cable
George Shiner
Henry Nelson
C. O. Moore
NEW Cares
Mrs. Carskaden
Cheney,Washington
Gladys Chappel
Elephant
William Flowers
Acow
Mrs. Walsh
Mt. Carmel
Streight
Waterloo
Anses
Postmaster Stright
Henderson-Linscott
Ancor Brand Tannery
Marietta
Oblo
Hite
A. L. Spafford
Chester
Mich
Clines Pharmacy
Dewitt
Cline's Pharmacy
W.S. Scott
Chillicothe
Hotel Berry
Nols
W. J. Baxter
North Brook
Ctine’s
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