Lancaster Eagle-Gazette from Lancaster, Ohio • 6

PAGE SIX THE LANCASTER DAILY EAGLE. Thursday Evening, Aug. 8, '29. Charges Property Was Secured From Her By Coercion Catherine E. Hodges has filed A petition in Common Pleas court against Lena E.

Monson and the Fairfield Savings and Loan comThe plaintiff, who was pany. formerly Catherine E. Chaney, states that on February 21, 1929 and years prior she owned lot number seventeen in the Village of Havensport, Ohio. On this date Mrs. Hodges claims Lena Monson came to her home when plaintiff was sick and by misrepresentation coercion and fraudulent statements induced her to sign a deed for the said Conveying it to the defendant for a pretended consideration of one dollar and other valuable consideration, which money was never paid to her.

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Acts instantlyto relieve acking pains. Public Sale I will offer the following property to wit: At the late Residence of L. C. McLaughlin, miles North of Rushville, and 4 mile East of Pleasantville, on the PleasantvilleSomerset Road. Friday, August 9, 1929 at 1:00 o'clock sharp Farm, consisting of 15 acres of good land, improved with a 6 room house, good barn, large poultry house and other outbuildings, all in good repair.

A fine country home. Also, 20 head of sheep, 200 white leghorn laying hens, 125 pullets, all household goods and farming implements, 1 Ford Coupe. 0. L. Sims, Auctioneer.

Mrs. L. C. McLaughlin. Lena Monson on April 2, 1929 purchased from Jolm A.

and Cora L. Bussard, a lot, number 297 in Cole-Martin-Towson addition to Lancaster, for one dollar and the same day made a loan from the Fairfield Savings and Loan Co. for $900 and gave a mortgage on the lot belonging to the plaintiff before so conveying the same. The defendant refuses to reconvey the premises to the plaintiff a and the plaintiff uses the small house on the lot as her home and has for many years which is valued at $600. Wherefor, she prays that the deed from her to Lena Monson be set and cancelled.

W. H. Schweikert attorney for the plaintiff. C. of C.

Publicity Committee Planning To Sell Lancaster The Publicity Committee of the local Chamber of Commerce, met yesterday afternoon at three o'clock at the Chamber office headed by Mayor R. U. Hastings holding a general discussion on the subject of publicity mediums that will make Lancaster the cynosure of attraction of the fair state of Ohio. SO to speak. The duty of the publicity committee is not only to educate the townspeople as to the advantages, business, pleasure and historic value of their own city, but to sell it to the outsider, the commercial traveler, tourist and other pects.

Several mediums of publicity that would boost our community and attract the outsider within the walls of our own citadel were suggested and discussed, but no definite action taken. The purpose of the meeting being to take initial steps in planning a thorough and efficient publicity compaign that will accomplish the desired results -expressly to benefit our own merchants, business folk and townspeople by giving the outsider his money's worth, in both produce and things worth seeing. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Estate of Ellis Davis, Deceased. E. H.

Brocker whose address is Lancaster, Ohio, has been appoint ed and qualified as Administratrix of the estate of Ellis Davis, late of Fairfield County, Ohio, deceased. Dated 30th day of July, A. D. 1929. C.

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W. Sells' Greenhouse, and will have peaches on sale each afternoon until our Early Crawfords are sold. which consists of about 40 bushels. Phone County 63-J-2 or 79-R-3 Bremen Exc. Sharpnack's Market House and Fruit Farm.

-8-3t SPECIAL SERVICE AT CHRISTIAN UNION CHURCH On Friday and Saturday night and Sunday A. M. Bro. Chas. Botts will speak Friday night; Sister Mary Rose, Saturday night and Sister Laveck will have charge of the Sunday A.

M. service which will be in the nature of old time love feasts. Special singing at all services. Other services as usual Sunday. -Contributed.

CLUBS DECIDE STATE FAIR REPRESENTATIVES The Fairfield County 4-H food clubs held their elimination contest Tiesday, at the Y. W. C. A. rooms to decide who should have the honor of representing them at the State Fair.

Edna McCandlish of the Sunshine Food club was chosen as the individual demonstrator and the Wide Awake Food Club will send the food demonstration team. This club was represented by Dondus Storts and Pauline Black. Much credit is due the leaders. Miss Bertha McCandlish and Miss Viola Heister, for the splendid work done by these two clubs. Mrs.

J. W. Race Mrs. W. P.

Deffenbaugh, and Mrs S. S. Kauffman, leaders for the senior nutrition project acted as judges for the contest ATTENDED FUNERAL Mrs. Harry Ackers, daughters, Rosella and Lucile, Mrs. Nona Hol land and Mr.

Roy McNichols have returned from Zanesville where they were called by the death of the formers sister-in-law Mrs. Clarence McNichols which occurred in Detroit, Mrs. McNichols formerly lived at 329 East Wheeling St. of this city. Illness Fatal To Basil Woman Following a week's illness, Mrs.

Amanda E. Hiser, aged 66, widow, of the late Henry Hiser, died Wed nesday, 3 p. m. at her home in! Basil. She is survived by one son Virgil, and two daughters, Mrs.

Charles Laver and Mrs. Milton Grube, all of Basil. Funeral services are to be held Friday 2 p. m. from the New Zion Church with the Rev Glenn Strohl officiating and burial made in the New Zion cemetery by A.

E. Johnson, Baltimore undertaker. WIFE CHARGES HUSBAND WITH ASSAULT AND BATTERY Arrested on warrant filed by his wife, Mildred Parrish, 1105 East Chestnut, who charges that he beat her and blackened her eye, Harry Parrish waived his right to jury trial when he appeared be fore Mayor Hastings and will be tried Friday morning at 9 o'clock. DAHLIA SOCIETY MEETING The Fairfield Dahlia Society will meet next Monday evening, August 12th at the Baltimore U. B.

church. "One Stop" Car Service Willard Batteries Ignition Shell Gasoline Seiberling Tires Lubrication Kiener Dodds Broad at Walnut St. ou Price Ladies' Novelty Footwear Ladies' Arch Shoes Values to $5.00 Whites, Blues, Reds Combination Lasts Blond's, Patents, Sa Patent tins, Brokaid. Kid 2.69 $2.49 All Heels All Sizes All Widths Nurses Boys' Dress Misses' Patents Slippers Oxfords Straps, Ties, Comfort Pumps Tan or Black Variety of Styles Solid Leather $198 $198 Sizes to 6 $2.98 -Girls' Sizes to 6 Tennis Shoes White or Brown LADIES SILK CHIFFON HOSE 1 PO All Shades the newest 98c $1.50 Values EU MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS Men's Ventilated Tan, Black, Goodyear Welted Soles. Oxfords All sizes.

A $4.50 Value. A Real Bargain. Leather Soles. Cool for Saturday Special Hot Days $1.98 Rubber Slippers $2.98 Ladies' Felt or Heels. Leather Pair soles, Heavy 6.

colors Padded 49c MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK Infants Soft Soles Shoes Black. White, SHOES ALL SIZES Blond 39c Panco or Leather Soles. Plain or MEN'S FELT Moccasin Tip. $4.00 Values. SLIPPERS.

Hylo Gray Style. Brown, and 98c $2:98 CHILDS SAND. Good Outdoor For Shop or LES. Sizes SOLES. to 11 HEAVY 79c Wear.

JEOPLE'S SHOE STOR 142 West Main Street. Lancaster, 0. W. A. Jones and W.

G. Fishball of Logan were fined $10 and costs this morning in Mayor Hastings court on charge of intoxication. They were arrested here last night by Officer Keeley. Besides being drunk, Jones was driving a car without any brakes. Pennsylvania Ry.

Heads Here Today LOGAN MEN FINED Mayor Hastings, Judge Shell and other city and county notables were entertained with a noon dinner today on the special coach of T. C. Herbert, Pittsburgh, superintendent of the Pennsylvania Ay. Panhandle Division, who arrived in his private car this morning on the 8:45 o'clock train. Other officials of the line with Mr.

Herbert are J. E. Collins, Columbus, division freight agent; A. Kelly, Pittsburgh, supervising agent; F. M.

Reed, Zanesville, district freight agent; H. McClintock, Pittsburgh, train master and A. E. Atwell, traveling freight agent. OPENING BARBER SHOP Homer Ett has returned from Florida and is making arrangements to open a sanitary barber shop at the corner of Columbus and Mulberry streets, over Wacker's Grocery.

Mr. Ett will specialize in hair cutting for men and women and all other regular tonsorial work, Compare the low cost of i insurance with the high cost of taking a chance. THE MATT INSURANCE AGENCY CO. 115 E. Main St Phone M-89 Opposite City Hail LERCH SUITS '2025 MADE-TO-MEASURE J.

V. Haiteman Ambulance Service Phone 721 funeral Home 147 W. Wheeling St. Friday Sa Saturday Kessel's Remnant Days Two days for big savings---clearing away broken sizes and seasonable goods. Just a few of the many items listed.

7 Flannel Coats, white, maize, orchid, Clearing worth Price up to $9.98 $4.49 3 Kool Cloth Coats Clearing Price $2.00 7 Tailored Coats. Sport Materials, Price worth up to $9.98. Clearing $3.00 $19.50 Black Silk Coats Clearing Price $9.50 $17.98 Black Velvet Coats Clearing Price $7.95 23 Spring Coats worth up to $24.93, Clearing Price $9.50 6 Tweed Suits. Values up to $12.50, Clearing Price $4.95 2 Velvet Jackets Clearing Price $3.79 1 to Rack $10.00,. of Silk Clearing Dresses, Price worth up $4.49 $2.98 Clearing and Price $3.98 Wash Dresses $2.39 Rayon Clearing Price Bloomers, broken sizes 39c Clearing Children's Price Socks, 6 1-2 to 9.

25c 17, Gowns. 18 sizes, hand Clearing embroidered, Price 16, 49c to Sleeveless $2.98, Clearing Sweaters. Price values up $1.00 Clearing Bungalow Price Aprons, broken sizes 59c Gloves, Closing 98c Out value Short Silk 10c One Clearing lot of Price Brassieres, 49c values 19c One lot of Ladies and Children's Price Hats, values up to $2.98, Clearing 50c One colors, lot of Clearing; Silk Hose, Price discontinued 10c.