Kee Uings Insist on 490 When 7 Kin UE
Fragmentary notice reports Kee Uings insisting on a 490 figure in a matter involving seven kin. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1922
Page
2
Fragmentary notice reports Kee Uings insisting on a 490 figure in a matter involving seven kin. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmentary text offers no clear event or identifiable persons. The readable bits hint at a names list or mislabeled items without coherent context or dates.
Robert Doolittle was killed in a motor truck accident between Carbondale and Mineral around 7 36 on August 2. He worked at the Carbondale Company Store and was married twice, to Lena Gascoyne and later to Dora B Davis. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and several relatives. Funeral services were held at the Carbondale church with burial in Asbury cemetery.
Card from Dora Doolittle and her children Myrna and Kenneth thanks friends and relatives for kindness during the loss of their husband and father.
Former French premier Georges Clemenceau declares he will travel to the United States in November as a private citizen no banquets or public honors will be accepted he says he will explain to Americans that France is neither militaristic nor imperialistic and will defend peace. He plans four conferences and will discuss the treaty and America with candor while avoiding entanglements. Local notes mention shipments to Philadelphia and visitors in Cincinnati and Success.
Public health note advises against harsh shampoos and alkali. Recommends Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure grease-free and cheap. Instructions say mix two or three tablespoonfuls in warm water, apply to wet hair, rinse, and repeat as needed.
Mrs. Ed Carleton hosted her sister Mrs. L Posey and Mrs. H J Fiels and son from Athens. locals joined Meigs county fair attendees A C Davis Harold McBride and others. Bertha Wigal suffered fruit cupboard collapse causing loss of 149 canned jars. Thelma and Mabel Griffin left for Cleveland where they will teach.
B M Jewell heads a federated crafts committee as 90 members discuss a group settlement covering 30 to 60 railroads and 50 000 to 85 000 miles of track. The panel may defer action until after federal injunctions before Judge Wilkerson. Some railroad leaders threaten a hard line against any partial peace.
Two new suits filed in the Athens county common pleas court involve coal mining interests. Ephraim Stratton of Doanville seeks 1678.90 plus interest for posts rent labor timber powder and dynamite from Doanville Coal Co. R C West sues Hannah Parry Charles G Parry and Lulu Parry for 1200 plus interest on a final payment for a half interest in Whipperwill Coal Co mine at Shawnee Perry County. West says 2700 bought a half share on April 9 1921 with 1500 cash and 1200 due by July 2 1921 and no payment has been made.
Four bandits bound two Brook Oil Company employees at the main office early today, blew the safe, and fled with roughly four thousand five hundred dollars in cash. Police search underway.
Ottawa reports 62 408 women from Great Britain to Canada in two years ending 1922 40 percent marry within a year of arrival. Emigrants travel chaperoned with government outreach and job prospects in domestic service. Some provinces pay passage with repayment after placement. Local notes mention Mrs Sadie McDaniel and Mrs George Sands visiting Stewart.
Akron Ohio September 11 Judge Florence E Allen CUyahoga County 12 common pleas judges urged a higher moral code and new business like methods in justice administration. She said outdated procedures and heavy litigation hinder rulings and criticized juries being swayed by civic influence and evading service.
In the devastated French regions the restoration drives forward. Farmers now return to land after authorities certify safety from buried shells or grenades. In the Arras Red Zone vast munition removal has killed sixty eight workers and yielded nearly six thousand tons of ammunition.
The pattern uses blue chambrey and organdy for collar and cuffs with a fitted wrist length sleeve. It includes 7 sizes from 34 to 46 inches and specifies yardage for 32 inch material and 25g yards at the bottom with plaits. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in silver or stamps.
Weather outlook for September 11 to 16, 1922 in the Ohio Valley and Tennessee region. Generaly fair conditions expected with local thundershowers at the start of the week. Temperatures near or somewhat below normal.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination to be held in Athens on October 7 for filling a contemplated vacancy in the fourth class postmaster position in Carbondale Ohio and other possible vacancies. Reinstatement may be considered if it serves the service.
The record notes the compensation of the postmaster at this office was 536 dollars for the fiscal year.
The Evening News prints an interview purporting to come from Eamonn De Valera. He remains opposed to the Anglo-Irish treaty but suggests revision may be possible.
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