Two Divorce Actions Brought In Court Today
Dora EB Clifford seeks a divorce from Edward Clifford citing a marriage date of May 13 1910 and two children Leroy and Carl Clifford. George Perry also seeks a divorce from Inelia Perry claiming libidinous conduct and requesting custody of five year old Mable Perry. An action in partition by Florence Sickles against multiple Linton and related parties concerns a Waterloo township estate and her undivided one seventh interest, with dower and life estates to be set off and partition ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora EB. Clifford
Edward Clifford
Leroy Clifford
Carl Clifford
George Perry
Inelia Perry
Mable Perry
John Rhorick
Florence Sickles
Homer Linton
Henry Linton
Isabell Tadrow
Charlotte Kennard
Emma Linton
Edna Carpenter
Clyde Linton
Clara Linton
Roxy Burt
Clarence Burt
Gladys Linton
Nanna Mace
Marie Townsend
Gertrude Andrews
Beatrice Sickles
Josephine Scott
Waterloo Township
N. W
Ohio Company
Thomas C. Linton
State Bureaus to Aid in Influenza Fight Across Midwest
Emergency bureaus to be established in Columbus Indianapolis and Louisville by the Lake Division Red Cross Committee on Influenza to recruit nurses from all agencies. They will seek widest publicity and require local health officers to request nurses. Nurses will be paid by the state boards of health or local Red Cross chapters with authorized salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Hareans
Boards of Health
Train Hits Funeral Car. Six Hurt In Dayton Crash
Dayton, Oct 24. William Mirai, 28, and six other funeral procession riders were seriously injured or badly cut when a funeral automobile in the procession to Calvary Cemetery was struck by a southbound Chicago Electric streetcar on the Cincinnati line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
William Mirai
Calvary Connery
Rabbit meat cooks into Cleveland markets as new staple
Ceveland, O. rabbit meat will join standard meats in Cleveland and Western markets. The movement to raise rabbits for meat is just starting locally, says A. M. Adolph of the Cleveland Rabbit Breeders association. He adds that rabbit meat can be as popular as other meats when produced on a stock farm basis and finished delicately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceveland
Cleveland
A. M. Adolph
Cleveland Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Far West
Allies Demand Unconditional Turkish Surrender
Washington reports that Turkey must surrender unconditionally or face an allied drive on Constantinople. Turkish agents in Switzerland are in contact with allied representatives, and the Tewfik government is urged to bow to the demand. If not met quickly, allied forces will advance on Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Turkey
Constantinople
Switzerland
Tewfik
Wilsons appeal to New Jersey signals push for prowar Senate majority
Washington reports President Wilson urges New Jersey voters to elect Democratic senators as a preface to a nationwide appeal for a congress aligned with his war and peace program. Republicans counter with a free trade critique and insist on unconditional surrender in talks with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wison
New Jersey
Congress
Germany
Ford for Senate Would Aid War and Peace Efforts
Washington October 34 Secretary Daniels praised Henry Ford for Eagle boat and Liberty Motor production at his plant and said his election to the United States Senate would be valuable for war and peace efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Henry Ford
United States Senate
Daniels
Ford
Eagle Boat
Liberty Motor
Planta
Verger House Offered to Doctor Carrel for Laboratory
Parisian offer from Andre Bernheim of the Verger in a park to host Doctor Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. Bernheim declined rent, saying a scientist owes nothing and that he is honored Carrel chose the property for a laboratory and workshop near hospital centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Alexis Gerrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research of
New York
Saint Cloud
Andre Bernheim
Doctor Carrel
Dangerous kidney trouble warning and Haarlem Oil cure
An alarmed health ad warns kidneys slow or fail can cause uric poisons. It promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as historical remedy, claims worldwide use, purity, and a money back guarantee if no relief. Sold in sealed packages at drug stores with three sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlem
Allied advances renew on front near Scheldt and Oise
British forces push to clear regions between the Sambre Lisle Canal and Scheldt River with village gains including Beaudignies Neuville and Salesches and repulse a German counter attack near Vendigies. Serbian troops advance toward Nish crossing the West Morava river 90 miles from Belgrade amid Allied reporting by the French and Serbian War Offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press London
Sambre-Lisle Canal
Scheldt
Haig
Raisnes Férest
Valenciennes
Tournai
Eeaillon
le Quesnoy
Beaudignies
Neuville
Salesches
Vendigies
Oise
Serre
Rheims
French War Office
Nish
West Morava
Belgrade
Serbian War Office
Three Ohio Soldiers Sentenced for Disobedience
Camp Sherman October 24 three Ohio privates were sentenced to twenty years in prison at Fort Leavenworth for disobeying a superior officer. Privates V Frederick Payton Durant Stanley Marshall Cincinnati Abe Abrams Cleveland. Two deaths were reported in the last 24 hours. Ohio soldiers will vote November 28 29 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Suerior
Ohio
Fort Leavenworth
Frederick Payton
Durant
Stanley Marshall
Cincinnati
Abe Abrams
Cleveland
New German State of Austria Formed in Basle Assembly
German Austrian deputies in the Austrian Reichstag formed an assembly to govern Germanic affairs in Austria and declared the creation of the German state of Austria. Karl Belts, leader of the German Socialists in Austria, was elected president. They seek German autonomy in Austria and relations with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basel
Reichstag
Austria
Karl Belts
Geombly
Women Sitting in Parliament Favored by House of Commons
London reports the house of commons adopting a resolution in favor of women taking seats in parliament. The vote carried by 249 to notables Andrew Bonar Law announced earlier that a unanimous decision from a court in England and Scotland stated women were not eligible candidates for parliamentary seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Andrew Bonar Law
Schoon
England
Americans Make Gains North of Verdun In Local Offensive
American forces press north of Verdun breaking two villages and capturing prisoners while air units down fifteen enemy aircraft and an observation balloon. General Pershing reports strong local action with French and Italian troops penetrating enemy lines near Bisemol, east of Asiago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Verdun
Pershing
Rome
Bisemol
Asiago
Suffragists Arrested At Senate Door In Washington
Two members of the National Women’s party were detained for an hour near the Capitol after attempting a protest picket against the suffrage amendment defeat. They were released, regrouped, and renewed banners on the Senate wing steps. Police then seized banners, and three bearers were briefly detained in the guardroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
National Women’s Party
Capitol
Polis
Ohio Tops States in War Savings Stamps Sales
Columbus report shows Ohio led all states in September for War Savings Stamps with total sales of $11,883,012 and per capita of $2.26. Ohio also held the record for the highest cash deposits in the Treasury since the campaign began, among the seven leading states listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Treasury Department
Treasury
New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Illinois
Indiana
Missouri
Scatter Ridge Social Notes Plus Real Estate Transfers
Mr and Mrs Jesse Bennett and family of Athens visited from Friday to Monday with her mother in Scatter Ridge. Also Mr and Mrs H L Linscott and family hosted Vernon and Mary Louise Bennett and Mise Bery Bennett from Wednesday to Monday. Real estate transfers include Wm Cooper and wife selling 18 acres to Adam Linscott and Hazel Linscott in Athens Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Bennett
Athens
Mornday
Luis Socaility
A. V. Wilkes
Vernon
Mary Louise
H. L. Linscott
Mise Bery Bennett
Nancy
Athens Township
Wm. Cooper
Adam L
Hazel Linscott
Rtewart
Waldo Poston
F. J. Huber
Chambers
Local Families Visit in Columbus and Athenian Circles
Miss Della Mingus guests with her parents Mr and Mrs J P Mingus over the weekend. Mrs M Davia and two sons return to Columbus after visiting Mr and Mrs Jerry Silvas. Miners from Buchtel go home after visiting the Mingus family. Miss Faye Bennett of Athens and Miss Nancy Linscott of this place visit Weiss school. Nancy and Hagel Lingecott visit Miss Della Mingus. Faye Bennett spends the week with her grandmother Mrs Lemuel Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Mingus
J. P. Mingus
M. Davia
Columbus
Jerry Silvas
Buchtel
Faye Bennett
Athens
Nancy Linscott
Weiss
Nancy
Hagel Lingecott
Lemuel Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson
Rockefeller Institute
William H. Chambers
Athens City
Leonard D. Harris
Hamilton FE
Orland E. Cullums
Roger J. Jones
Charles P. Kircher
Pearl Bolin
South End
Bern Township
Darse
Bolin
Albert G. Jennings
Chauncey Edward Headiey
William Glass
Jacksonville
Charles Stratton
Herman Exen- Kemper
Anna Selby
Sarah Brown
YANKS
HMS
the Ladies’ Bazaar
Virginia Dare Make
Sisler
Scatter Ridge
Bae
Perio
The
Fulton Grocery
Erie
Hercimber County
the Cline Pharmacy Co
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