Marks Family Desertion Case and Local Proceedings
Joseph Marks agreed to assign real estate to Mrs. Marks after a prior desertion and non support arrest. Other court actions include Frank Toy ordered to pay his wife support, Mrs Toy receiving aid since April, and Chris Thompson to pay five dollars weekly. Juvenile parole reports followed after desertion cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Marks
Marks
Franklin
Cleveland
Frances Toy
Frank Toy
Wam
Dickey
John Klance
Transfers of Realty Across Wards and Towns
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with buyers and sellers in various wards and towns. Notable entries include Robert G. Morgan to M. R. Leople for 4000 dollars in Perry, Grounds Land Co. and Fair Grounds Land Co. sales in Second ward, and several transfers to individuals in Fourth Fifth and Seventh wards with prices ranging from 35 to 2300 dollars. Names include Christopher Tobin, Mary Keenan, Sam M. Johnson, Benjamin W. Johnson, Herbert Nevin, Benford B. Bowen, Elizabeth Greer, James A. Stevenson, Johnston Roy Mears, John W. Nissinger, Walter S. Reynolds, James T. Thompson, Lewis Marberger, Adolph Green, Lenard M. Uber, Jessie R. Snyder, and Mahoningtown Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Morgan
M. R. Leople
Perry
Christopher Tobin
Mary Keenan
Urth Ward
Grounds Land Co
Sam M. Johnson
Second Ward
Fair Grounds Land Co
Benjamin "W. Johnson
Herbert Nevin
Benford B. Bowen
Hazel Dell
Robert H .Grey
Lawrence W Pratt
Fifth Ward
Wm. M. White
Eighth Ward
Lenard M. Uber
Jessie R. Snyder
Econd
Mahoningtown Realty Co
Sarah J. Marshall
Seventh Ward
Mattie Ross Killed In Accident At American Sintering Plant
Mattie Ross, 60, was struck on a trestle at the American Sintering Company plant in Hard yesterday and run down by a guard engine. His body was badly mangled and he died shortly after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Ross
American Sintering Company
Gayard
Short Mee
Cruelty Charges In Divorce Cases
Gertrude Mae Gee sues Howard L. Gee for divorce alleging cruel and barbarous treatment including vile language and threats of bodily harm since their marriage in November 1902 and separation in March 1910. Pearl Caldwood cites similar grounds against Harry A. Caldwood, married September 24, 1906, separated March 29, 1909, accusing vile language, a strike, and being thrown down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Mae Gee
Howard L. Gee
Son of Fireman Fights Diphtheria With Quarantine
Ralph Byers eight, son of Mr and Mrs D W Byers of East street, is ill with diphtheria. Health Officer McCandless has quarantined the house. Mr Byers works for the central fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
D. W. Byers
East Street
McCandless
Mr. Byers
Fre
Unclear Names List From Historical Record
Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals Sharon Katherine, E Herrington, Sharon Paul P. Dennie, Ellwood Iva M. Shaner, Ellwood John W. Osborne, Lowellville Edna Mathey, Hillsville. No coherent event or context available to summarize a clear item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Do Ag
Sharon Katherine E. Herrington
Aves
Sharon Paul P. Dennie
Aaiveaeuay Ellwood
Iva M. Shaner
Selals Glacgee Lad
Ellwood
John W. Osborne
Lowellville
Edna Mathey
Hillsville
Smith or Welsh May Be Referee for Johnson Jeffries Bout
United Press reports in San Francisco that Tex Rickard may relinquish his referee role to Eddie Smith or Jack Welsh for the Johnson Jeffries bout. Fighters reportedly unhappy with Rickard, intermediaries discuss replacing him. the move tied to attendance and safety demands in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Jack Johnson
Tex Rickard
Jeffries- Johnson
Eddie Smith
Jack Welsh
Johnson
Jeffries
Rickard
Emeryville
Special Display of Ladies Muslin Gowns in New Castle
Crowded store reports a vast Muslin Gowns collection on the second floor with 150 styles. Gowns range from 50 cents to 3 dollars, featuring embroidery, lace, beading, and varied yokes in muslin, cambric, and English long cloth. Prices highlighted include 59c, 69c, 75c, 89c, 1 dollar to 2.98. More styles listed by price bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
New Embroideries and Hair Brush Offer
New Swiss insertions and Allover Embroidery in multiple widths and patterns with special yard prices. Cambrie corset cover embroidery at 19¢ a yard and 22 inch flouncing at 35¢. 27 inch flouncing offered at a yard price. Hair brushes, manufacturer seconds, 49¢ each, with solid backs and fine bristles. Extraordinary offer for women.
Saturday Jewelry and Silk Dress Specials
Saturday only offers on jewelry including 10c belt pins nab pins and gold pin sets with a five year warranty, plus 19c porch cushions and silk dresses priced at 14.90 to clear stock. The sale highlights W B Gold Pin Sets and various jeweled pins with settings, with assorted colors and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Eauty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arks Wife
Harmony Company
Comers
Harry Ethridge
Charles Hamilton Paine
Boston
Count d'Aulby de Gatigny
Pearl Calderwood File Peti
R. S. McCulloch& CO
Pittsburg Street
Eelog
Veach
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