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Newspaper
The Labor Argus
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
3
Notice requests unions across the state to mail news and tips to The Labor Argus for weekly issue updates. Secretaries urged to assist and send items by Tuesday of each week, with notices printed on or of the paper.
The Labor Day Committee of the Trades Assembly is arranging a program with national speakers and secure entertainment. Amusement features promise the best yet with Kanawha Stock Farm hosting a grand day of horse and foot racing, base ball, and many other attractions. Attendees are invited to enjoy cool country breezes and relief from daily toil.
The Bartenders met on a recent Sunday afternoon for their regular session and installed new officers for the ensuing term. Several new members were initiated and speeches were given by Will Lae J L Pauley R J Kunitz James Perris and others. The evening featured a well organized social with praise for the committee in charge. The infant child of Jack Dunn died earlier in the week and was buried Wednesday, with Jack receiving many expressions of sympathy.
Notice of a divorce action filed in Kanawha County Circuit Court. The plaintiff seeks a divorce from the bonds of matrimony from defendant who is described as a non resident of the state. The publication asks the defendant to appear within a specified time to protect rights and answer the complaint. The notice also includes a deposition schedule and locations in Charleston for court-related proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a Kanawhy area court matter linked to a monthly session, with names like Willian Davie and Theresviint Tee Slanstee, aiming to shed light on a figure from Merr and Boards. The text includes garbled phrases about a plot by someone and a review process in clerk’s or crest cube settings.
A notice in Kanawha County West Virginia sets Aug 1 1967 at 4 o'clock for the deposition of Sadie Davis and others at Nutter’s office in Charleston to be read as evidence in the chancery suit Sadie Davis plaintiff versus William Davis defendant. If not completed, proceedings continue daily at the same time and place until finished.
On the first Monday in July 167 the plaintiff Susser Maia claims against Clyde Siusser defendant. The court notes the defendant now resides in this state and orders appearance within the specified time after first publication and requires steps to protect the plaintiff’s interests in the suit. Teste D. M. SURIKEY, Clerk, WW. Wenz, Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Clyde Slusser gives notice to take his deposition August 22 at 10 oclock in the morning at the law offices of Wertz in Charleston Kathawha county West Virginia. Depositions will be read in a chancery case in the Circuit Court in Keana wha West Virginia where Jam Maimutf is a defendant. Depositions shall be continued from time to time at the same price and hours until completed.
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