Courts Close In On Varied Civil Actions And Divorces
Multiple cases listed in the county court docket include Esther Ludwick Waters vs. Wilbur Waters for divorce and child custody, Velma G. Brothers vs. Clarence Brothers for divorce and support, and Lottie G. Hetzler vs. Clifford Hetzler with a decree of divorce and alimony arrangements. Foreclosures, partial judgments, and partitions are also noted along with marriage licenses and probate actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co
Emereon BE
Rachel M. Crosson
H. L. Nichol
J. M. Fitzpatrick
Louise Thompson
Evelyn Hammer
State Bank of Moscow
Herber
George Groehm
Judgmen
Same
Walter O
George G. Roehm
Geo. G. Roehm
Edward
George G Roehm
Geo. G
Martha E Roehm
Missouri Temple
Common, Pleas Court
Henry A. Hodges
James R. Hicks
Glen Day
Geo. Roebin
Ruth Turner Ferguson
Marvis Terey Harmon
Elnora Lynch
Samuel Lynch
Wm. Brooks
Emmett Reinhardt
Kate Gelvin
W. A. Williams
Missouri A. Temple
Temple
John Parker
Loveland
Auxier
Maude Irene Lynch
Patrick Lynch
W. A. Lynch
Hattie Kaiser
Ralph Kaiser
B. M. Herdon
Mary Craig Burgess
Evelyn Hamm
Milner estate relief and division among four children
Estate of Philip P Milner relieved of administration and divided among four children. Taxon Briggs of Williamsburg appointed a probate clerk. Will of Conrad Debruner admitted. Appraisers fee for Arthur E Motch estate fixed at 160. Real estate transfers include McGehear to Wallen and Stroup in Jackson. Pendleton to Patton in Miami. Bieger to Schott in Monroe. McKeever to Bisantz and Boyd in Williamsburg. Wooster to Bethel Co. in Bethel. Mattox to Lykens in Tate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip P. Milner
Taxon Briggs
Williamsburg
Conrad Debruner
Arthur E. Motch
Grace T. Motch
Harmon Cover
S. M
N. G.cover
Recorder's Office
Emma
John Adam McGehear
Edith Wallen
Glenn Stroup
Jackson
Amanda Pendleton
Ernestine Patton
Miami
Cecil and
Edward
Bieger
Albert J
Marbeth Schott
Monroe
Julia A. McKeever
Jess Bissantz
James H. Boyd
Stanley
Emma Wooster
Bethel B. & L. Co
Bethel
John H. Mattox
Ollie Lykens
Tate
Lights and Fortunes in a Brooklyn Theater Night
A Bank Nite grand prize of a thousand dollars attracts a Brooklyn theater audience. A mother loses her claim by not appearing in time, while two men stash a salvaged coin from a subway grate. City scenes show tenement life and a subway romance amid the era’s mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Fortune
Eighth Avenue
Forty-fourth Street
Plimpton Library Gift Reveals Unique Learning Treasures
New York reports that Columbia University is studying the Plimpton library donated in May, a 5000‑item collection combining medieval manuscripts and early printed books. Curators say it offers a graphic history of textbooks from the Middle Ages to today, with horn books, penmanship copy books, and rare English and American texts highlighting writing, typography, and women’s education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George A. Plimpton
Columbia University
Columbia
Plimpton
Charles C. Williamson
Dean Williamson
Donatus
Priscian
Cicero
Aristotle
Boethius
Euclid
Ptolemy
Samuel A. Ives
Plimton
Chaucer
Lewis
Isadore of
Seville
Isidore
Europe
United States
Plimpton Library
New England
Library Books Travel 3000 Miles by Plane
The Library of Hawaii circulates books on regular schedules over a greater distance than any other U S library. Books travel 3000 miles west by Clipper to Wake Island air base 1500 miles northwest by steamer to Midway and 1300 miles south to Fanning Island cable station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Library of Hawaii
United States
Wake Island
Midway
Fanning Island
Mustache Trainers Ban Shocks German Dandies
Berlin reports a rubber shortage leads to a ban on mustache trainers from rubber after January 1, 1937. The prohibition covers rubber snoring bands and rubber cigarette holders. Over 100 rubber items such as cuff protectors, bathing shoes, hot water bottles, tobacco pouches, and bicycle pedals are listed as prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Rubber Control Department
Oyster supper and program at Mt Carmel Grange
Summerside Mt Carmel Grange hosts an oyster supper December 31 from 5 00 to 8 00 p m with Frée program featuring Mrs A H Theis and Miss Dorothy Theis of Kennedy Heights. Roy Battles shows moving pictures. Welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Miles Beatty
Detroit
Mich
A. H. Theis
Kennedy Heights
William Schneider
Alma Aicholtz
Deaconness Hospital
Dorothy Hausermann
Dave Hausermann, Jr
Children’ S Hospital
John Aicholtz
Newtown
John‘Aicholtz
Christmas social notes from Norwood area
Local residents and relatives gathered for holiday visits and dinners across Norwood and surrounding towns. Names include Schuehler, Chaille, Moore, Enger, Davidson, Dunbar, Griswold, Redman, Fichter, Atwood, Boyer, Thalmann, Creager, Kellum, Tufts, and others with multiple family hosting and Christmas Day meals reported. Attendees came from Mount Healthy, Loveland, Cincinnati, Walnut Hills, Dayton, and Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moore
Loveland
Grace Chaille
Lloyd Enger
Mt. Healthy
D. W. Davidson
Earl Dunbar
Indianapolis
John Dunbar
M. L. Redman
Mt. Crab
Emma Fichter
John Atwood
Charles
Anna and
Mae Boyer
Flora Boyer
Cincinnati
Griswolds
Joe
Rufus Thalmann
Newtonsville Social Notes Highlight Birthday and Visits
Mrs Estella Dimmitt hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Dow Rogers and son Junior. In the evening the Shirley Temple show at Blanchester marked Miss Stella's birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Willard Barr of Chicago and Cincinnati visitors Mrs George Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Dimmitt
Dow Rogers and Son
Blanchester
Miss Stella
Willard Barr
Chicago
Ben Clemons
Clemons
George Jones
Cincinnati
Manly Hill
Walter White
John Hayden
Felicity
Frank Frazier
Katharyn Wallace
Auburn Bigam
Paul Jordan
Milford
B. L. Jordan
Dannie Barron
Sue Carns
John Grossnickle
Frank Stamats
Burton Hodge
Ida Pringle
Sallie Work
Lockland
Mayme Bigam
Alfred Shields
Emma Tolunis
Bethesda Hospital
Robert Williams
Lillie Washburn
Herbert Williams
Ida Sutton
Belfast
Joyce Crawford
Anna
Carrie Collins
Charles Pringle
Batavia
Hattie Pringle
Early Names for Ireland in Ancient Texts
The article notes Ireland appears as Ierne in a Greek poem five centuries before Christ and as Hibernia and Juverna in Roman writings. Little is known of its inhabitants before the fourth century A D, when Ireland under the name Scott became formidable by raiding Roman Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Ierne
Hibernia
Juverna
Scott
Britain
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Tha Yurkmont Courier
The
Clermont Publishing
Rush
Kenneth Turner
Mer
BarTavia, Ohio
Chas
H. Halbisch
Mary Ann Halbisch
Frank Dial
Earl Erion
Anna Glancy
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Lichnees
Howard W. Watkins
Farmer
Esther Mae Pringle
Wewtonesville
John H. Adams
Owensville
Eloise M. Smith
Delmore H. Moore
Bloomington
Illinois
Julia Ann Sprague
Homer E. Honaker
Carpenter
Amelia
Grace Lytle
Paul M. Lauderbach
Genevieve M. Perking
Thelicity
J. M
James
Frank Haworth
Lowell
Haworth
Gladys Haworth
Lowell Haworth
Anna Gate
Fes
Kroger Gaqcery & Baking CO
Fuhr
J.C. Fuhr
Sea Data
Ohio
Lights of
L. L. Stevenson
Enric Madriguera
Madrid
Barcelona
Love Thy
A. F
Peter van Steeden
Mischa
Seymour Fiddle
Charles Band
Phil Baker
Phil Saxe
Albert Solo
Max Pfeiffer
Fred Pickel
Jack
Scotland
Garden City
L. L
Subway
Morder
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Columbia Library
Germany
Summerside
Lerado
D. W. Schuehler and
Norwood
Mrs
W. J. Schuehler
Newtonsville
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