Hill Git 13 Bride Trade in Hill Country Scandal
Hopkinsville Kentucky report details a 13 year old girl traded as bride for two mules a wagon and a log cabin. Henry Gibbs father of the girl was arrested on charges of converting property of another. Edward Green of Detroit previously claimed parental consent forged letter Green later faced another arrest for selling the property to Gibbs. Grand jury to hear the case.
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Hhopkinsville
Henry Gibbs
Edward Green
Detroit
Louise Gibbs
Cadi Ky
Gibbs
Green
Louise
New Oberlin Social Notes Include Visits and Moves
NEW OBERLIN phrases record a sequence of visiting friends and relocations. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Heath were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. Pomroy. Mr. and Mrs. Rum and day joined Mr. and Mrs. J. Brackler. George H. Bdier and family planned an indefinite Toledo visit. Sarto of Pittsfield bought the Dewey farm and will move there. Mrs. Harley Telford shopped in Lorain. Needle Guild met with Mrs. Mannsberry, business led by acting president Fred Berg and quilting activity after a short session.
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R. E. Heath
Dimmer
C. Pomroy
Valentine
J. Brackler
George H. Bdier
Toledo
Sarto
Pittsfield
Dewey Farm
Harley Telford
Loraim
Wm. Mannsberry
Needle Guild
Fred Berg
Local Guests Attend Socials Across Oberlin and Elyria
A crowded social scene is reported with numerous guests visiting Oberlin and Elyria. Attendees include Mrs. Edw Berg and others from Elyria, Amherst visitors to Henry Schmitz, and a large birthday celebration for Emma Wobtteber with local and regional attendees. A farewell reception for Reverend Lenz in Oberlin closes the note, amid continued visits from Avon Elyria and Carlisle figures. The piece also notes Ohio state employment figures and civil service classifications amid a separate data line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edw. Berg
J. Emerich
Hazel Heath
Augusta
Elmer Schoff
Carlisle
Mathias Wobtteber
Emma
Rocal
Ireve Linden
Avon
Elyria
Victiin
Copic
Cleveland
Lenz
F. J. Schmitz
Schmitz
Nger
and Woblber
M. Smith
Dien
Art
Smith
John Emerich
John Webber and Sons
J. Berry
Kipton
Moses
Conry
Newspaper Men Always On Duty in Ohio Injury Claim
Columbus report notes the State Industrial Commission follows the principle that newspaper reporters are always on duty. Clyde Schell of Warren, former Niles reporter, received compensation after an on duty crossing accident damaged his home. The commission concluded he was on duty when injured and approved compensation for his claim.
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Ohio
Columbus O
State Industrial Commission
Clyde Schell
Warren
Niles
Dy —Schell
Core Mission
Assai
Widow awarded full death benefits in Mellett case
A claim for 35 dollars and medical expenses is noted. A similar ruling granted the widow of Canton publisher Ben Mellett full death benefits from the state insurance fund after Mellett was murdered at his home. The statement notes that over half of the world’s motor roads are in the United States.
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Ben Mellett
Canton
State
Mellett
The
United States
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Ralph Steffens
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Kansas
Easy Payment Club
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Espea
Atwater Kent
Yona
Cleveland Distributing CO
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