Divorce Answer Filed in Richland County Court
The husband in the Sadie C. Shaffer versus Mathias B. Shaffer suit filed an answer in common pleas court admitting the marriage and children's birth, denying habitual drunkenness, and claiming he earned $2.50 to $3 a day as a carpenter. He also says he provided for his wife and that she left home on December 29, 1912, with plans to return.
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Crews
Common Pleas Court
Sadie C. Shaffer
Mathias B. Shaffer
Saya Bes
Mansfield
Bellville
Land dispute among plaintiffs and defendants seeks relief
The agreement mixed funds and title to land held in the plaintiff’s name for a shared home. The defendant moves to dismiss the petition with costs and asks for a court decree valuing his interest in the real estate and for other proper relief. Attorneys listed as Tonston & Marquis for the defendant.
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Tonston & Marquis
Officers Elected By C E Society Of Mulberry Street M P Church
The Christian Endeavor society of the Mulberry Street M P church elected officers on Monday evening. Frontdent Lee Stoffer Vice President Dean Pryor Corresponding Secretary Frank Elhott Recording Secretary Mabel Workman Treasurer Lydia Btone Plantat Beasle Stoter Assistant Pianist Neva Ward Chorister C B Squires Collector Alice Hiliott
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Christian Endeavor Society of the
Mulberry Street
M. P. Church
Lee Stoffer
Dean Pryor
Frank el- Hott
Mabel Workman
Lydia Btone
Neva Ward
C. B. Squires
Alice Hiliott
Deputy Sheriff Milly Arrests Man for Jumping Board Bill
Mossholder performed his first official act on Monday evening by arresting Fred Milly in Utica and bringing him to Mt Ve.
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Sherif Mossholder
Fred Milly
Utica
Mt. Ve
Miller Held on Board Bill Charge in Dayton Jail
Miller was placed in jail on a board bill charge. The affidavit for Miller's arrest was sworn by George Davin. He appeared before Squire Marter and received 66 days in the Dayton workhouse, later sent to the county jail to raise funds to settle the bill. He had not yet raised the money by Tuesday afternoon.
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Miller
George Davin
Miler
Squire Marter
Dayton
California Fruit Crops Hit By Coldest Freeze In Years
Los Angeles area faces severe losses as a cold snap wrecks orange and lemon crops valued near sixty thousand dollars. Smudge pots burn across 126 miles to save groves, while growers report limited shipments and expect price impacts. Suburban trolley lines suffer from iced airbrakes and authorities note unusual frost conditions.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jan
California
Lon Angeles
Varlowa Growers
Orange Belt
Black Hand Society Rumor Emerges in Newark
A Newark story claims a Black Hand organization is forming in the city. A young man reports being accosted by five men demanding a 15 pay to join, with an oath taken at a meeting where a large knife blade lay on the table.
Local Guests and Church Meeting Reported
Mr. Polk Lauderbaugh and wife along with Mr. Scholes of Gambier hosted guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Mitchell, while Mrs. Eilen Hammond stayed with Mr. Vernon friends and Mrs. C. B. Berry hosted by Howard and Mise Bill Battaman at Mr. Vernon. A Presbyterian church meeting occurred last Saturday. Wm. McElroy was named road superintendent by trustees last Wednesday. R. H. Hammond made business trips to Mt. Vernon Mansfeld and other points last week. An advertisement cites Chamberlain’s Tablets for chronic constipation with a testimonial from S. F. Fish of Brooklyn.
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Polk Lauderbaugh
Scholes
Gambier
Mitchell
Eilen Hammond
Vernon
Berry
Howard
Mise Bill
Battaman
Water
David Saltaman
Fantie Baltsman
Presbyterian Church
Wm. McElroy
H. Rine
Mill Street
R. H. Hammond
Mt. Vernon
Mansfeld
Edwards Not Confined at Reformatory Cites Newark Officials
Newark officials investigated reports that Dr M M Edwards was parolee from the Ohio State Reformatory. Reformatory superintendent says Edwards was never paroled or confined there and had a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to a related charge. Utica residents remain hostile and warn of trouble if he returns.
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Newark Advocate
M. M. Edwards
Utica
Amy Pierce
Ohio State Reformatory
Newark Offcials
J. A. Leonard
Reformatory
Edwards
Cleveland
Newark
Farmers Offered Premiums On Dairy Cream and Butter Fat
Attention farmers the Pure Milk Co of Columbus Ohio will pay two cents over Elgin for separated cream and five cents over Elgin for condensed sweet cream for participation, write for particulars to F C B Cohurhuss.
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Pure Milk Co
Columbus
Elgin
F. C. B. Cohurhuss
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White House
Harris
London
B. F. Harris
The
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Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
J. L. Brining & CO
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
West Wire Street
Richland County
Mansfield News
Perry Township
C. E. Society
Black Hand” Society
Newark American Tribune
Chamberlain
F. Fish
Brooklyn
Hitch
the Curtis. Publishing Company
Lydia Dewey
Milwaukee
Wis
Rockwell
Banner
Drs
Haines & Haines
W. C. Rockwell Erbnd Company
Ohio
Crider
Gambler and Mulberry Sta. Calle
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