Local divorce cases set new two day record in common pleas
A Common Pleas Court judge on Monday and Tuesday issued a flood of divorce decrees totaling numerous petitions. For each case the first named party won the divorce, with custody and restrictions on remarriage varying. many plaintiffs were restored to former names and several infants were entrusted to one parent or awarded support payments. The lengthy list includes George Jarrett, Mary A Jarrett, Lettie Hiking, Vinson Zilling, Lucy Taylor, Wills Taylor, and many others with six month to two year remarriage bans and custody rulings.
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Common Pleas
Morgan Owen
George Jarrett
Mary A. Jarrett
Lucy Taylor
Wills Taylor
Lucy Tylor
Lettie Hiking
Vinson
Zilling
W. Ripley
Paul
John M. Ripley
Iris Hood Morris
Roy EK. Morris
Elsanie Vandalin Agaist
Jen van Galin
Blannia Johnson
Fiessta Golf
Rennis Golf
Irene Golf
Roonie Goll
Okey Viola Edeng
A& Margaret Pike
Eugenio Pike
Thomas
Luly Inger
Charles Kesal
Marty
Erma
Stella Ballard
C. A. Ballard
Bobby
Ruth
Lydia G. Gay
William R. Gay
Stella Mans
George Franklin
Owen Disposes of Several Cases in Common Pleas
Judges Morgan Owen disposed of several cases on the common pleas court docket yesterday. Cases include Security Bank and Trust Company versus Bl Lamb et al continued, Sterling Investment Company with Beatas Hubert Moles et al continued, Bolsrsky Jewelry Company against David E Flynn et al left open, Kanawha Valley Lumber Company against B A Moore continued to July.
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Common Pleas
Morgan Owen
Security Bank and Trust Company
Lamb
Sterling Investment Company
Beatas
Hubert Moles
Bolsrsky Jewelry Company
David E. Flynn
Kanawha Valley Lumber Company
A. Moore
State House Visitors and Education Office Actions
E R Venter of Fayetteville visited the education department while P M Browning of the state game and fish commission left on a field trip to Webster Springs. West Virginia compensation claims for 255 workers were acted on by Lee Ott, and George J Neal of Huntington visited state house offices. Notary commissioners included J F Layman of Parkersburg, C F Gore of Charleston, N Lake of Charleston, and L T Tustin, rural school supervisor, who left for Bluefield on a preparatory trip.
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P.M. Browning
Thra
State Game and Fish Commission
Aengthy
Webster Springs
West Virginia
Lee’Ott
Layman
Parkersburg
Charles F. Gore
Charleston
Nelson Lake
T. Tustin
Bluefield
State Compensation Department
Rosa Harris
James Leroy Harris
Leroy Harris
Jochin
Carbon Fuel Company
Carbon
Ethel Setzer
Clarksburg
J. D. Setzer
Fkenion Jackson
Senate
Logan County
Robert Glaywool
Elliott Harvey
G. L. Topping
New York
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin the World's Leading Laxative
In 1875 Dr Caldwell wrote a mild liquid laxative, Syrup Pepsin, first sold in 1802. It treats headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and more, now the largest selling liquid laxative. Mothers mainly buy it for themselves and children. a free sample bottle offer is extended.
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Caldiwell
Caldwell
Beliere
Bia
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwells
Monticello
Ulinots
Charters granted for ten new corporations in state
The legislature granted charters to ten new corporations. Fairmont Automobile Service plans a general garage business with vehicle and marine engine production capitalized at 10 000. Incorporators include E. O. Curry W. A. Lawler J. F. Cale B. B. Carpenter and L. B. Fisher of Fairmont. The John Wenzel Company of Wheeling projects a packing house. Incorporators are George W. Oldham Elm Grove John E. Wenzel John K. Wenzel Irvin I. Wenzel and W. R. Butts of Wheeling.
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Automobile Service Company
Fairmont
E. 0. Curry
W. A. Lawler
J. F. Cale
B. B. Carpenter
Lawrence B. Fisher
John Wenzel Company
Wheeling
Bualesa
George W. Oldham
Elm Grove
John E. Wenzel
John K. Wenzel
Irvin I. Wenzel
W. R. Butts
Milam held on rum charge in Charleston court
Oat Milam of Charleston was held to the next term of federal court under bond of 8500 after arraignment before United States Commissioner Fitzwater on liquor possession charges. James Chenole, the hit run driver, was held under 1000 by Magistrate J A deGruyter for a July 25 hearing after striking Henry Orn and fleeing the scene. The accident last Friday left Banghorn with a broken leg and shoulder blade. Richard Chandler was treated at Mountain State hospital for minor injuries from the automobile crash, caused by Mrs Anns Coffman driving.
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Charleston
United States
Alpert
Fitzwater
Beld James Chenole
Henry Orn
Magis
Trate J. A. deGruyter
Banghorn
Richard Chandler
Mountain State Hospital
Mra i Anns Coffman
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Birdie McClanahan
State House News
E. R. Venter
Fayetteville
Department of Education
George J. Neal
Huntington
State House
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Columbia
Galperin Music Company
Capitol St
Athens
Princeton
County Boards of Education
Hehe
Hazel Atlas Glass Colony
Game and Fish Commission
M. Vandervort
EB. B. ‘Litette
Wesley Anderson
F. F. Anderson
Smithfield
L. C. Massey
Kanawha County
Greece
Rartwick
Gardner
America
Lear
Oliver M. Elam & CO
Virginia St
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