Provetive Frances Hames Wins Case in Union City
Frances Hames of Union City filed for divorce against Moycd mmesy Hane. They wed on December 24, 1921 and separated August 20, 1924. The wife is represented by attorney Blaine Kincaid.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1940
Page
2
Frances Hames of Union City filed for divorce against Moycd mmesy Hane. They wed on December 24, 1921 and separated August 20, 1924. The wife is represented by attorney Blaine Kincaid.
Towns end OK No. 1 announces a half hour advisory council meeting before its regular gathering on Tuesday evening. An entertainment event with refreshments by the men will follow, with members asked to bring sandwiches or cookies if not solicited.
Fire destroyed the Twoyearold Wesley Grange hall in Irwin Township Mercer County on Friday night with a loss of about 9000 dollars. Slippery Rock and Harrisville firemen fought the blaze discovered at 6 30 p m. Audiences chairs were saved while many articles were lost.
An advertisement touts Thompson’s Borsoma Tablets as quick relief for headaches dizziness and pains. It claims the tablets aid kidney filtration and remove body poisons, offered nationwide for 50 cents at drug stores. It also promotes Golden Lax Tablets, 18 cents, to assist bowel salvation.
A Harlem style page shows sirloin steak and kraut prices, shop ads, and a note about the Philathes Bible Class meeting at Mrs. Gora Woodsha Mis on Concord Street Tuesday evening with Resurrection roll call. St Pauls Guineran church Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 45 in church parlors. Grange plans and Warren Chamber of Commerce notices follow along with an arthritis infection explanation tied to joint inflammation.
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