Strikes and labor actions sweep Cleveland area May 3
On May 3 Cleveland area workers faced wage conflicts with the Cleveland Railway Co and unions planning a mass meeting for a strike vote while mayor Davis seeks to avert disruption. East Liverpool carpenters report firm positions with possible delays, and unrest grows as International Harvester plant rioters clash with police. Women garment workers threaten strike over 10 percent raise and eight hour day demands. AFL organizers arrive to push an eight hour day for 8000 U S Steel workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool Carpenters
East Liverpool
Union Carpenters
Chicago
International Harvester Co
Cleveland
Women’s Garment Workers’ Union
M. Perlstein
New York
Perlstein
American Federation of Labor
U. S. Steel Corporation
Sel Sontheimer
Completion of Hospital Fund Drive Noted in Pan Assembly
The article records that the Nimble Thimble Club donated 50 to the campaign, credited to the Silver team led by Captain Mrs. J. R. Mossgrove. Railroad workers pledged funds with a note about an additional Pennsylvanian Company gift and a $150 contribution from Moses-Johnson Company. Floral decorations were donated by McCausien's Conservatory and Huscroft's Flower Shop. George Weber is highlighted for leadership as captain of Team No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Mossgrove
Pennsylvana Company
Moses
Trad Delivers Banquet Feasts While Cap Weber Seeks First
In the business men’s division Trad placed second in the money-raising contest and catered the campaign banquets, handling daily feasts noted for superb food and service. Captain Weber commented that Trad might have won first if given more time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trad
Weber
Chamber of Commerce debates resale price bill stance
The chamber adopts the minority report on the Stevens-Ashhurst bill while members discuss the issue at length. Retailers fear loss of fair pricing, manufacturers defend regulation as constitutional, and questions of monopoly arise. A Clean-Up drive gains support with a schools outreach planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce Today
United States Chamber of Commerce
Stevens—Ashhurst
Trades [Extension Committee
L. M. Leopold
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
National Committee
Trades Extension Committee
Leopold
Loomis
U. S. Supreme Court
Case
George Robinson
Criss
J. W. Gill
Gill Bros. Glass Coimpfany
Isaac Brown
Marriage License for Merle Tipton and Maude Fra zier
Merle Tipton age 22 and Maude Fra zier age 16, both of Bloomingdale, applied for a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle"Tipton
Maude Frazier
Bloomingdale
Bond Granted in Toronto House Burglary Charge
Thomas Carnahan waived a hearing on a charge of entering a dwelling in Toronto at night. Mayor Crawford bound him over to the grand jury in $1000, Carnahan posted bond and was released. He protests innocence while the resident woman identifies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Thomas Carnahan
Toronto
Crawford
Carnahan
Sunday Violations Arrests Offer Barber Shop Fines
Tony Moro and Frank Guigna proprietors of Italian barber shops were fined 15 dollars and costs each by Mayor Mc Master after being arrested for opening on Sunday. The Barber's Union officials filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Moro
Frank Guigna
McMaster
Barber's Union
Overruled Motion in Ohio Case Brown v Latkart
The court overruled the defendant Edw. C. Latkart's motion for a new trial in the Ohio case on relation of W. C. Brown. Judgment was rendered against Latkart for 117 dollars 57 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
W. C. Brown
Edw. C. Latkart
Temporary Alimony Granted to Mary Karnosh
Mary Karnosh was granted temporary alimony of 30 dollars from Arthur Karnosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Karnosh
Arthur Karnosh
Bergholz Petition Seeks County Help on Main Road
Taxpayers in Bergholz presented a petition to the County Commissioners requesting funding for half of the main thoroughfare improvement. The measure asks the county to cover fifty percent of the expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
Local men to face hearing on liquor violations
Nick Brivasic Dominic Cotillo and Nock Cornish were arrested Sunday for liquor law violations and will be given a hearing before Mayor McMaster on Friday of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Brivasic
Dominic Cotillo
Nock Cornish
McMaster
Back in Jail Henry Ebenhauser Returns to Rock Pile
Henry Ebenhauser, who escaped from the rock pile at Costonia last week, was sent over from Mayor's court this morning and returned to the stone-cracking job tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ebenhauser
Costonia
Obituary and local notices from Steubenville area
Community notes recall death of Mrs Melissa Hoobler after long illness with tribute from many locals. Obituary details birth Merryman Wayne township 1852, marriage 1871 to James Hoobler, children Charles Oscar deceased, funeral May 1 at Methodist church with ministers Simpson and Gans. survivors include Mrs W B Mather Fernwood, John W Hoobler Fairplay, Grace at home. Local visitors and church activities listed, with measurements of measles cases and horse illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hoobler
Melissa Hoobler
Hoobler
Merryman
Wayne Township
Charles Oscar
Methodist Church
Simpson
Gans
Presbyterian Church
O. G. Harriman
W. G. Gorsuch
Frank Hoobler
Weirton
Charles P. Merryman
Wm. E. Parks
Funeral Obituary for Mrs Eli Kirk at Long's Church
The funeral of Mrs Eli Kirk was held at Long's church with Rev Charles Simpson presiding. Selections were performed by Mrs Chas Simpson Miss Elizabeth Mansfeld and Mr W G Gorsuch. Pallbearers were her nephews and flower bearers her nieces. She is survived by four children four stepchildren five sisters and two brothers. Attendees from distance included multiple relatives and friends from Wintersville Steubenville Wellsburg Bloomfield and Steubenville. Casualties include humbago and measles affecting family members. D S Long confined. Ray Long ill. Will Lattimer Mary White and Nellie Carpenter hospitalized. Mrs Wm McCullough visited Steubenville last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood
Eli Kirk
Long
Charles Simpson
Chas, Simpson
Bert Mansfield
Thomas
Earl Long
Katherine Long
Elizabeth Mansfield
E. A. Sheets
Wellsburg
W. Va
Cora Armstrong
Ross Alban
T. H. Kirk and
Gon
Mary White
Mary Carls
Charles Armstrong
Cee
Steubenville
W. G. Lyle
Ed. Blackburn
Bloomfeld
John McCoy
Anna Cunningham
Stewart McCoy
Paul Long
Armstrong McCoy
Edward Ekey
Wintersville
D. S. Long
Ray Long
Will Lattimer
Nellie Carpenter
Wm. McCullough
Distribution Ordered in Unceda Brewing Case
A court issued an order directing distribution of proceeds from the sale of property in the Unceda Brewing Co versus Kazmerz Kensicki dispute. The ruling specifies how funds from the sale should be allocated to parties with interests in the asset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unceda Brewing Co
Kazmerz Kensicki
Death of Mrs Bertha Peters in Steubenville
Mrs Bertha Peters widow of William Peters dies at 59 in the Jefferson County Children's Home Yellow Creek from heart failure induced by pneumonia after a cold. Survived by two sons Arthur and Joseph and two daughters Mrs Aten and Mrs Holroyd, plus sister Mrs Davis and four brothers. She served as Assistant Matron at the County Children's Home for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Peters
William Peters
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Matthew
Josephine Kettlewood
M. E. Church
Arthur
Niles
Ohio
Joseph
Pittsburg
C. W. Aten
Charles Holroyd
Laura Davis
East Liverpool
Frank
Jesse
William Kettlewood
Harley Kettlewood
Muncie
Ind
Yellow Creek
Death of Benjamin R. Ruble in Steubenville
Benjamin R. Ruble died Wednesday morning May 3, 1916 at 2 55 at the home of his daughter Mrs William F Neal 254 Lake Erie avenue aged 61. He had been bedbound five months with a complication of ailments. Surviving: his widow and children David W Ruble Steubenville William H Ruble Wheel ing John G Ruble Akron Bert R Ruble Sebring Mrs Minerva Bass Steubenville and Mrs Carrie Shoebrooks Toronto. He had resided in Steubenville seven years after moving from Toronto and was highly respected. Remains to be taken to Toronto for interment on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin R. Ruble
William F. Neal
Lake Erie Avenue
Mr. Ruble
David W. Ruble
Steubenville
William H
Wheeling
John G
Akron
Bert R
Sebring
Minerva Bass
Carrie Shoebrooks
Toronto
Ruble
Patrick S Burns dies after weeklong illness in Steubenville
Patrick S Burns died at his residence 127 South Eighth street on Tuesday May 2 at 5 pm following a week long illness with complications. He was 52 or 53, born in Scotland, lived in Steubenville most of his life, and leaves a wife, eight children including Zoe Edward James John Owen and Mrs J N Hughmani, plus two brothers and a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick S. Burns
South Eighth Street
Scotland
J. M. Snyder
F. E. Miles
Zoe
Edward
James
John
Owen
Steubenville
J. N. Hughmani
Canton
John C
Peter Burns
Salineville, O
Maggie Healer
Mrs Elizabeth Herkla Dies After Prolonged Illness in Weirton
Mrs Elizabeth Herkla wife of Michael Herkla of Weirton West Virginia died at her home at 10 25 o clock Tuesday night May 2 1916 after a prolonged illness with tuberculosis She came to Weirton about five weeks ago with her husband from St Louis Missouri She is survived by her husband and two children Annie and Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Herkla
Michael Herkla
Weirton
W. Va
St. Louis
Annie
Paul
Funeral services for Mrs. D. A. Carnes held at home
Funeral services for Mrs. D. A. Carnes were conducted Saturday at 9 am at 785 Poplar avenue by Rev. Blackburn of the First M E church with church choir music. The remains were shipped to Jewett for burial in Germany. Cemetery services followed, with pallbearers Harry Burrier, David Burrier, Art Burrier, Howard Adrian, Clyde McKim, E. K. Carnes, and Simeon Goshorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Carnes
Poplar Avenue
Blackburn
M. E
Jewett
Germany
Harry Burrier
David Burrier
Art Burrier
Howard Adrian
Clyde McKim
E. K. Carnes
Simeon Goshorn
Funeral services for infant Joanna Daton Miller
Funeral services in memory of Joanna Daton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson D Miller were held at the family residence on La Belle View at ten thirty this morning. Rev A P Bissell rector of St Stephens church read the burial service and the tiny casket was laid to rest beneath a mound of spring blossoms by relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanna Daton
Nelson D. Miller
la Belle View
A. P. Bissell
St. Stephens Church
Death notices: Harry Hassel dies in Crester West Virginia
The sad news of the death of Harry Hassel, formerly of this city, was received by relatives in the city and Mingo Saturday. Death took place at his home in Crester, W. Va., and was unexpected. Among those who survive is Joe Hassel, a son, of 117 South Seventh street, this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hassel
Mingo
Crester
W. Va
Joe Hassel
South Seventh Street
Funeral of Miss Anna Crawford Held at Mt Tabor
The funeral for Miss Anna Crawford, daughter of Mrs. James H. Crawford, was held at Mt. Tabor Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev. Peterson presiding. Pallbearers included John Crawford, William Crawford, James Crawford Jr., Harry Taylor, Lee Taylor, and James Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Crawford
James H. Crawford
Mt. Tabor
Peterson
John
William
James Crawford, Jr
Harry and Lee Taylor
James Erwin
Funeral for Anna Elizabeth Bick nerstaff at West Market
The funeral for Anna Elizabeth daughter of Mr and Mrs Bick nerstaff was held at 1 30 this afternoon from their West Market street home. Rev G H Miller conducted the services and a quartet from the M P church choir provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth
Funeral Held for Mrs Bertha Peters at Holroyd Home
The funeral for Mrs Bertha Peters was held Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 from the home of her son in law Chas J Holroyd 328 North street Rev Rowland conducted the services A choir quartet from Third Presbyterian church provided music and the pallbearers were her sons and sons in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Peters
Chas. J. Holroyd
North Street
Rowland
Third Presbyterian Church
Death announced of Mrs. Robert Love in Charleston West Virginia
Word was received this morning announcing the death of Mrs. Robert Love at the home of her daughter Mrs. Wm Freudenberger in Charleston West Virginia Interment arrangements to be announced later Remains will be brought to this city for interment a longer notice will appear tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Love
Wm. Freudenberger
Charleston
W. Vo
Death of Sanchez Weaver at Eleven Months
Sanchez eleven months old son of John and Katherine Weaver died at the family residence on Wilson Avenue after a brief illness on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanchel
John
Katherine Weaver
Wilson Avenue
Wrights mourn loss of five year old son at Prospect Avenue
George Wright Jr. died at the family home at 806 Prospect Avenue on Saturday afternoon shortly after his parents returned from the cemetery where they laid another child to rest. The parents and many friends extend heartfelt sympathy. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Rose Wright
Prospect Avenue
Death of Anna Elizabeth Bicker at age 3
Anna Elizabeth Bicker, three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Bicker of West Market Street, died at 5 40 o clock Sunday evening after a several days illness from measles. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 with friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Elizabeth
John T. Bickerstaff
West Market Street
Pasich Infant Dies at Home on South Third Street
George Pasich four months old, son of Dan and Melica Pasich, died at their Sun day morning home on South Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Dan
Melica Pasich
South Third Street
Outlaws Fire Five Shots At Police Escort
Italian suspects the target of a murder attempt on Lieut. Ward and Patrolman Conroy as they escorted Santos to jail for concealed weapons. Five bullets flew near the officers and prisoner but caused no injuries. A gunman fled. John Bilbo was arrested as a witness who knows who fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ward
Owen Conroy
Albert Santos
Lieut. Ward
Conroy
South Sixth Street
Santos
Court Street
Court
Adams Streets
John Bilbo
France Says War Orphans Stay In France Not Up For Adoption
Paris reports that France will not export war orphans. Sorbonne head Alfred Croiset explains that orphans will remain with families where possible and be cared for by the state until adulthood. Americans seeking involvement will support orphans in France rather than adopt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
France
Alfred Croiset
Faculty of Letters
Sorbonne
United States
Senate
Jenouvrier
Orphanage Plan Aims Direct Contact With War Orphans
The report notes growing public desire for direct correspondence with orphans to follow their progress. It explains the Army orphanage aims to raise children without fostering charity dependence, keeping them in their home environments unless safety dictates otherwise. Support comes from money, clothing, books, and school participation. About 40,000 French schools contribute toward orphans, each school pledging a ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Appeal Filed After Small Judgment in Warren Township
Helen Kobus sues Stanley Uskovicl in Squire Patterson's War ren township court and is awarded 23.60. The defendant appeals the judgment to the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Kobus
Stanley Uskovicl
Squire Patterson
Warren Township
Thewmefendant
Common Pleas Court
Court Orders Payment in Nagy Case
In the case of Catherine Schultz, the court ordered the defendant to pay $75 in favor of the plaintiff Charles Nagy. The decision outlines the financial obligation and backs the plaintiff's claim for remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherin
Bound Over for Grand Jury in Cutting Case
Frank Guido was bound over to the grand jury on a $300 bond after a preliminary hearing before Mayor McMaster. He is accused of cutting and wounding John Miller, a Pope tin plant employee, as Miller left work on Butte avenue, several days ago, in alleged retaliation for Guido's discharge from the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guido
Grand
McMaster
John Miller
Pope Tin
Butte Avenue
Guido
Hraji Acquitted in Slander Case Trial
Bolek Hraji was acquitted in Squire Downer’s court last night after being arrested on a slander charge filed by Sophie Lural. The case drew local attention as residents followed the courtroom proceedings and verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hraji
Bolek Hraji
Sophie Lural
Squire Downer
Six Months for Cruelty Sentence Given at Arraignment
John Drayer was sentenced to six months in jail on a cruelty charge after arraignment before Squire Lawler last night. A number of witnesses testified during the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Drayer
Squire Lawler
Rosy Rengozzi Arrested for Illegal Liquor Sale in Ragland
Rosy Rengozzi was arrested in Ragland Ohio on Saturday charged with illegal selling of liquor. County detectives made the arrest and Mayor Megar of Smithfield fined him 100 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosy Rengozzi
Ragland
Ohio
Megar
Smithfield
Milk Thief Apprehended After Porch Bottle Incident
Tom Duval faced arrest after stealing a bottle of milk from a porch on Lake Erie avenue early Sunday. He was jailed by Mayor Mec Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Duval
Lake Erie Avenue
Mec- Master
Demurrer Overruled in Steubenville Sealer Case
In the case of Henry Bougher versus City of Steubenville the plaintiff’s demurrer is overruled. The plaintiff was awarded 299 dollars for services as Sealer of Weights and Measures in Squire Lawler's Court. The matter returns today in Common Pleas Court on appeal by the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bougher
City of Steubenville
Plaif
Squire Lawler
Common Pleas Court
Traction Company Wins Referendum In East Liverpool
In East Liverpool a referendum granted a ten year franchise extension to East Liverpool Traction and Light by city council. The measure won by 221 votes with support from the Trades and Labor Council and the Chamber of Commerce.
Rare United States coin found on Dunbar property
Service Director George Borden displays a copper coin unearthed on the Dunbar property on North Third Street. The piece, about the size of a half dollar, bears an eagle on the face with edge lettering Specie Payment Suspended. The reverse shows the date May 19, 1837 and reads Substitute for Shin Plaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service
George Borden
United States
Dunbar
North Third Street
Speakeasy Twice Pulled
Shortly after a $200 fine for illegal liquor sales on the East Side, William Price of Mingo was rearrested Tuesday night on a similar charge. He pled guilty again and this time the fine was increased to $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingo
William Price
Bond Issue Defeated In Martin's Ferry Vote
With under 800 votes cast, the proposal to issue bonds totaling 125000 for a new junior high school adjoining the present high school was rejected. The measure carried in only one precinct by a margin of five votes, showing little public interest in the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin's Ferry
Will Recover After Bonfire Accident Near Follansbee
Alexander McDonald, badly burned when he rolled into a bonfire near his shanty north of Follansbee, is reported improving at the hospital. Doctors earlier amputated both legs on Monday. McDonald worked as a craneman for the Koppers company building the La Belle coke plant across the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McDonald
Follansbee
McDonald
Koppers Company
la Belle
Let Down Easy Plea in Downers Court
Nick Christianovich pleaded guilty in Downer's court to an assault on Pete Shekes. He was fined $25 plus costs, with $10 of the fine suspended on condition that he pays the doctor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Christianovich
Downer’s Court
Pete Shekes
Trial to Jury in Downard estate case at Common Pleas court
A jury hears Catherine Downard versus George Saltsman as executor of W. H. Downard for £3880 claimed for services rendered the deceased. A large delegation from Irondale is in the city for the hearing in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Downard
George Saltsman
W. H. Downard
Irondale
Bishops Recommend Union Of Methodists South
In Saratom Springs New York on May 2 the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church endorses a union with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The recommendation was read by Bishop John W Hamilton of Boston during the Episcopal address at the General Conference drawing widespread applause and celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald+Star
Saratom Springs
N. Y
Board of Bishops of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist
Shurch South
General Conference
Board of Bishops
John W. Hamilton
Boston
Judgment Awarded to Pisarro in Savanna Case
Joseph J. Pisarro was awarded a judgment of 155 dollars against Francis co Savanna. The ruling assigns the sum to be paid by the defendant to the plaintiff, establishing a court order for collection and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph J. Pisarro
Francisco Savanna
Grand Jury to Meet in Adjourned Session Next Monday
The grand jury will convene in an adjourned session next Monday to consider many important cases and to hear about sensational developments anticipated by officials.
Petit Jurors Drawn for May 15 Juror List
At the court order the following petit jurors were drawn and summoned to appear for jury duty on May 15: Ross C. Anderson Steubenville Charles Bake Bloomingdale Thomas F. E. Baron Steubenville J. C. Bartow Steubenville Edward Boggs Steubenville Jefferson Campbell Bergholz W. T. Dalrymp le New Alexandria Andrew Forsythe Steubenville W. Grafton Steubenville Tohn Harbert Emerson Add Humphreville Mt Pleasant Wm. M. Kerr Irondale James Kirk Fernwood D. S. Long Mingo Junction Arh Maxwell Mingo Junction T. Moore Hammondsville Albert W. Maceland Howard P D Morrow John F. Orr Charles c. Rothrock Steubenville James Shelly Toronto George W. Stitt Steubenville Frank Vesillion Mingo Junction Vincent Wallace Bloomingdale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross C. Anderson
Steubenville
Charles. Bake
Bloomingdale
Thomas FE. Baron
J. C
Bartow
Edward Boggs
Jefferson Campbell
Tohn Harbert
Emerson
Humphreville
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. M. Kerr
Irondale
James Kirk
Fernword
D. S. Long
Mingo Junction
Arh Maxwell
T. ~. Moore
Hammondsville
Albert W. Maceland
Howard PD
Morrow
John F. Orr
Charles c. Rothrock
James Shelly
Toronto
George W. Stitt
Frank Vesillion
Vincent Wallace
Jury awards 328 against Mt Pleasant trustees in appeal
A jury awarded 328 dollars to the state against Charles P. Scott Charles King and W 5 Par lett trustees of Mt Pleasant township The case was brought by Prosecuting Attorney W C Brown based on findings of the state examiners The defendants appealed to a court of appeals on error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Scott
Charles King
W. 5. Parlett
Mt. Pleasant Township
W. C. Brown
Court of Appeals
Jury Waives Hearing in Henry Bougher vs City of Steubenville
In common pleas court the jury hearing was waived and the case was taken under advisement. The plaintiff seeks to recover glory due him as sealer of weights and measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bougher
City of Steubenville
Common Pleas Court
Yardnicks vs Lanoy jury awards $40 to plaintiffs
A jury heard the civil case of Charles and Stella Yardnick against Peter Lanoy and found in favor of the Yardnicks, awarding $40 to the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Stella Yardnick
Peter Lanony
For Sale Seeds and Eggs by J R Wayes Medina Ohio
For sale White Giant seed potatoes and Tic and one dollar per bit. Single comb White Leghorn eggs priced at three dollars per one hundred. Item listed by J R Wayes of Medina Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Wayes
Medina
Ohio
Notice in Ohio probate court over Jennie Farmer estate
In Jefferson County Ohio John W Farmer administrator of Jennie J Farmer deceased filed April 26 1916 in probate court a petition alleging insufficient estate to pay debts and requesting dower assignment for John W Farmer widow, with property Lots 83 and 95 Norman addition Grove Tiltonville Jefferson County, court to sell property pay debts. Charles R Farmer unknown residence named defendant required to answer by June 10 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Ohio
John W. Farmer
Jennie J. Farmer
Frederick W. Farmer
Charles R. Farmer
Grove County
Jefferson
State of Ohio
Norman
Grover
Tiltonville
County of
Recorder's Office
State of
Maude M. Cox
Appointment of Executor for John H. Cooper Estate
Notice announces J. Howard Cooper appointed and qualified as executor of the John H. Cooper estate, late of Knox township Jefferson County, Ohio. Dated April 29, 1916. Judge John G. Belknap presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Cooper
Deceas
Appointment of Administrator for Joseph Chambers Estate
John B. Lee has been appointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate of Joseph Chambers, late of Island Creek township, Jefferson county, Ohio, deceased. Dated April 20, 1916, before Judge of said county. John W. Porter, Attorney, Smydtw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Lee
Joseph Chambers
Island Creek Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
John G. Belknap
Said County
John W. Porter
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Toronto Lodge
Geo. L. Conn
Mem
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Odd Fellows
O. O. F. Hall
North Fourth Street
Brilliant
New Alexandria
Pan Handle Lodge
J. M. Simmons
Calumet Lodge
Chas
Follawsbee
George L. Conn
Conn
Jefferson Lodge
Ieee
Guad
Chamber of Commerce
New Cumberland
S. T. J. Z Robe
Edwin Crawford
C. W. Cookson
Melissa Hooblety
C. Ralston
C. M. Ryder
Russell Westlake
Don
Jeannette Ralston
Willard Ralston
A. P. Rose
RR. Cole
Margaret Copeland
C. P. Merryman
Chas. Allison
Otto Masters
Sarah Bell
Hofedale
N. B. Merryman
Margaret
Dorothy Weiss
George Lawson Blackburn
John C. Mather
Wm. Swearingen
Pittsburgh
J. R. Blackburn
Howard
Walton-Carhart
Unionport
D. H
W. H. Doverbunch
B. W. Cline
Wm. Brown
Ward
M.E Bishops
M. By ‘Hurch South
Declaratin
Grand Jury
J. Howard Cooper
Knox Township
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