Divorce case battles charges of cruelty and estrangement
In Knox county common pleas court Ethel Clagett Claggett sues for absolute divorce from Albert Clagett alleging cruelty and neglect. He counters that her conduct and attachment to Harry Worley caused discord and that she is unfit to have custody of the children. He seeks divorce and custody, while the band asks for home support. Also noted are local court updates on a criminal emborrsement case, contracts awarded by county commissioners, and new marriage licenses.
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Ethel Claggett
Albert Claggett
Knox County Court of Common Plan
Harry B. Worley
Worley
Tme
Han
Jay J. Clutter
Cough Remedy Praise By New York Mother
A Stotsville mother Mrs Hugh Conk recalls using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for two children after moving from Gurtust New York. She says it stopped coughing quickly and cured colds faster than anything she tried, and notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
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Hugh Conk
Stotsville
N.Y
Saga
Gurtust
Chamberlain
Green Valley social notices and visits recount
Mrs C B Scarbrough and grandchildren Lesilé and Esther Phillips visited last Thursday with Mt Vernon relatives. Mrs J M McGuern and Miss Cora McGugin visited Friday with Mrs Laura Oberholtzer of Mt Vernon. Karl Cochran and family near Lexington spent several days here. Mr and Mrs Billy Phillips and son of Waterford visited John Watvon Sunday. Mr and Mrs M M Phillips and Mrs Clarence Doup of Kagto Grove visited Saturday with W C Carson. Mrs S A Carson reported trying writing. Mr and Mrs JT Mendenhall and SN Mendenhall and wife Thanksgiving with relatives near Chanterville. Harley DeWitt and family near Ohanterburg and Harold Ridenour and wife of Mr Vernon guests of G I Wdenour and family Thursday. Box at Green Valley school Friday evening December 3. Indies invited to bring filled boxes. Ward Cricker and sister Miss Tird le Bricker entertained friends Thanksgiving night. De Nelous refreshments served and a good time but notes Mt Vernon guest Ethel Wilson stayed several days.
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Karl Cochran
Lexington
Billy Phillips
Sone
Waterford
John Watvon
M. M. Philipe
Clarence Doup
Kagto Grove
W. CL Carson
A. Carson Ieporlourity
JT. Mendenhall
SN. Mendenhall
Chanterville
Harley DeWitt
Ohanterburg
Harold Ridenour
Vernon
G. i. Wdenour
Green Valley School House
Ward Cricker
Misa Tirdle Bricker
Ethel Wilson
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Wilson
Danger Signal Cough Remedy Ad Urges Quick Action
The article compares a cough to a fire bell and urges not to suppress it but treat the underlying illness. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for persistent coughs after colds or flu, with endorsements from readers about its benefits and availability everywhere.
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Mia
Thomas Beeching
Andrews
Kid
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Grange Officers Elected at Oak Hill Grange No 1916
Oak Hill Grange No 1916 names officers including Worthy Master George Hoennett Overseer William V Park Lecturee Wilson McCall Chaplain Mrs Grant Payne Steward Grant Payne Catekeeper Clinton Fey Treasurer Kenry Hall Assistant Steward Frank Fall Lady Assistant Steward Mrs W V Park Ceree Josie Hillier Pomona Marguerite Talmage Miore Myrtle Payne Secretary Mrs Henry Hall Next meeting December 2 at 7 o'clock
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Grange
Oak Hill Grange
George Hoennett
William V. Park
Wilson McCall
Grant Payne
Catekeeper
Clinton Fey
Kenry Hall
Trank Fall
W. V. Park
Ceree
Josie Hillier
Pomona
Marguerite Talmage
Miora
Myrtle Payne
Henry Hall
Births in town report two new local babies
A son was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Marion Elder of South Main. A daughter was born Monday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Charles Welch of East Front. A son was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs William Adams of East Durgugs Street.
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Tuesaday
Marion Elder
South Main Street
Charles Welch
East Front Street
William Adams
East Durgugs Street
Civil Service Exam Held for City Jobs
A local civil service exam was conducted by the commission for positions including chief of police, patrolman, fire chief, firefighters, and janitors for school buildings. A large number of applicants participated in the Monday test.
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Lot
Stillwell
W. PF
Rimer
James A. Schaeffer
Ninth wedding anniversary presents in Duckeye City
Nov 20 reports a newborn on the ninth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Howant Worms of this town. The item names Mr and Mrs Workman and notes a fire chit.
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Duckeye City
Integrity probes at Ohio board of agriculture
A Columbus audit reveals improper expenses by officials tied to the state board of agriculture and the decentralizer. Secretary salaries, questionable payments, and travel ties to private business raise integrity concerns as observers note mismanagement amid prize tours and education funding issues.
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Columbus
Iate
Atte Board of Periculture
Jon Bere
Rees
The
Agricultural Commission
Renick W. Dunlap
Bege
Willis
National Party Meets in Washington to Set Conventions
The article notes a Washington gathering on December 7 to fix time and plies for the national convention next year and hints at possible advice on future matters. The Republican national committee then meets December 14 to set the time and place for the 2016 convention and discuss a temporary campaign strategy in prosperity.
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Washington
D. C
Republican National Committee
Lantern accident causes severe burns to W F Halsey
Early morning blaze at Pleasant Valley road barn results when epileptic seizure drops lantern, igniting hay. W F Halsey sustains deep burns on forehead arms hands and leg and is listed in critical condition at St Vernon hospital after Mill Brothers ambulance transport. W J Haley shaken by fall. family witnesses fire.
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Pleasant Valley Road
Barnes
W. J. Haley
Halsey
St. Vernon Hospital
Mill Brothers’ Ambulance
Halaey
Bin
Mr. Halsey
Woman Seeks Te a Cure At Alon This Week
Mrs Ponnie Clark visits Alon on Wednesday likely to find relief from catarrh using Catarrh Care advertised as a cure. The note claims strong claims of effectiveness and even offers one hundred dollars to any remedy that fails. The ad lists firms and date references in a fragmentary, historical ad style.
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Hoviey Foundation
Ieee FX & CO
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