Fragmented chatter on Jones names and local notes from Ohio newspapers
A jumble of excerpts discusses Jones and Evans surnames in Carbon Hill, Jackson County, mentions Consul D W Williams returning as editor of the Jackson Standard Journal, San Francisco earthquakes, Taft versus Bryan politics in Ohio, road tax reform debates, and reflections on charity giving and church support with Presbyterian themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Williams
Cardif
Wales
Jackson Standard-Journal
Mayor Day Sparks Clash Over Van Horn Badge
A city row erupts as Mayor Day suspends Officer Van Horn and demands his badge after a public quarrel. Van Horn refuses to surrender the badge, asserting council orders are needed. The council minutes show Van Horn was unanimously confirmed, and the mayor says he will seek dismissal. Both remain on duty with no resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day
van Horn
Sraers
Council
Mills
Kurubimales Hieimayura
Value of right action over outcome in a public note
A State Journal reflection argues that sincerity of purpose matters more than result. It states that attempting to do good is worthwhile even when failure occurs, and notes that anxious doubt about fate should not stop giving. The piece highlights moral resolve and consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Athens
Presbyterian General Assembly
Nes
State Journal
U C D Club Meets at Mrs Ditz Home
Mrs J T Ditz entertained the U C D club at her home Wednesday afternoon with all members except three present Mrs L K Andy of Columbus was the guest of the club Light refreshments were served and the club will meet with Mrs Addison Edgar June 21 at 1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Ditz
Jhome
L. K. Andy
Columbus
Addison Edgar
Bloody Deeds of Orchard and Western Federation Link Crimes
Testimony ties Orchard and others to brutal acts across Colorado Idaho and beyond with defense objections. Witnesses describe mine explosions murders and plots connected to the Western Federation of Miners while officials disputed and judges limited detail. Indictments also target 180 furniture dealers in Oregon Washington Idaho and California for Sherman Act violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Mine Workers
Colorado
Idaho
Pore
Worhout
Harry Bird
Hiestat
William Haswond
Steunenberg
Western Federation of Miners
Orchard
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Couer d’ Alene
Cripple Creek
McCormick
Beck
Florence and Cripple Creek
Lyte Gregory
Denver
Peabody
Steve Adams
Independence
Fred Bradley
San Francisco
Hima
Jack Simpkins
Caldwell
Nampa
Silver City
Horsely
Burke Union
Richardson
Haywood
Borah
Steymenhberg
Wood
W. F. Davis
Union of Western Federation of Miners
Montana
Moyer
Capitol
Pettibone
Adams
Portland
Ore
United States District Court
Oregon
Washington
California
Brother Arraigned After Assault on Sister
Otto Moore, about 25, was arrested and arraigned on assault and battery charges against his 17 year old sister Clara Moore. The incident occurred May 12 near the Plain’s church area beyond Factory, with neighbors reporting abuse and a revival crowd witness. Moore pleaded not guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in 160 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Moore
Squire Logan
Clara Moore
Factory
Moore
Miss Moore
The
Sauire
Will E. Hill
Otto
Young Glouster Couple Weds At Campbell Farm
About thirty guests gathered at ex commissioner James Campbell’s farm near Glouster to witness Mae Campbell wed Charles F Hyde. The ceremony occurred at eight with Adair playing the wedding march and Rev W H Boden officiating. A reception followed as the couple began married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Campbell
Glouster
Mae
W. H. Boden
Christian Church of Athens
Permits to Wed For Three Athens Area Couples
Permits granted for W E Baughman a 44 year old farmer of Albany to wed Lulu Clendenia 31 a school teacher of Athens. Also James A Tippie 29 a farmer and Lurilla McLain 15 of Athens. Herbert Pyles 22 a drayman and Ira Dowler 32 of Nelsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Baughman
Albany
Lulu Clendenia
Athens
Groom
James A. Tippie
Lurilla McLain
Herbert Pyles
Drayman
Ira Dowler
Nelsonville
Common Pleas Court in Session This Morning
Judge Wood presided as several cases were partially disposed of and others set for trial. An order to add new parties granted in Lucy Ballard et al v Hacas Jennings et al. Leave to answer by June 5 granted in state of Ohio v Board of County Commissioners. Guardian ad litem appointed for Jane Kentner v Gale Feidler. Divorces Hill v Hill and Settles v Settles set for June 13 along with Athens County Treasurer v Emma L Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Jane Kentner
Gale Feidler
E. D. Sayre
Elizabeth Hill
George W. Hill
Annie R. Settles
Thomas BE. Settles
Athens County
Emma L. Carpenter
Foreclosure Actions Filed Against Snyder and Associates
New cases filed include The Columbian Building Loan and Investment company versus George W. Snyder Rebecca Sarcer and the White Sewing Machine company for foreclosure. Also Charles H. Owings sues Cecillia W. Jennings and Marie W. Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbian Building, Loan and Investment Company
George W. Snyder
Rebecca Sarcer
The
White Sewing Machine Company
Charles GH. Owings
Cecillia W. Jennings
Marie W. Jennings
Afternoon at Cards Hosts Share Pink and White Decor
Mrs Fred L Preston and Mrs Byron Wolf hosted a large party at Mrs Preston's East Union Street home on Wednesday afternoon. Fifty guests played Pedro and Flinch, with pink carnations and sweet peas as the floral theme. Out of town guests included Mrs T J Davis of Cincinnati and Mrs D Preston of Nelsonville. A second card party is planned this afternoon with about fifty guests invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Preston
Byron Wolf
Preston
East Union Street
Pedro
Flinch
T. J. Davis
Cincinnati
D. Preston
Nelsonville
Hearts Party Honoring Bride Elect Rosa Minear
Miss Florence Clayton and Miss Frieda Coultrap hosted a hearts themed event for bride elect Rosa Minear. Guests welcomed by Mary Helen Pickering Dailey enjoyed red hearts and white roses decorations, hand painted heart score cards, heart baskets with rice favors, and a dainty buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Clayton
Frieda Coultrap
Rosa Minear
Mary Helen Pickering Dailey
Mrs. Mary Rhroenbeck Attends Columbus Funeral
Mrs. Mary Rhroenbeck traveled from Columbus on Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs. George Harger, marking a ceremonial family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rhroenbeck
Columbus
George Harger
Officer Van Horn Controversy Sparks Municipal Debate
The Day Van Horn dispute pivots on mayoral authority to suspend. Mayor cites Section 206 of the Ohio Municipal Code granting suspension power and says Van Horn remains on the police force until council acts. Van Horn says he will stay on with badge, defying removal, while council members reportedly back him. The article also asks how old Ann is and why, but provides no answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Athens
Ann
Baughman Clendenin Couple Quietly Wed at Home
At the bride’s parents’ home on Tuesday evening June 4 at eight o’clock Worley E. Baughman and Lulu Clendenin were married by Rev F M Moore of Albany Presbyterian Church. Baughman is a farmer and stock dealer in Leetownship. Mrs. Baughman is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Clendenin and a former progressive teacher in Albany and Hamden schools.
Delightful Children’s Party Honoring Miss Sadie Russell
Mrs Joe Russell hosted a Wednesday evening party at East Union Street in honor of her daughter Miss Sadie A musical and game filled evening ended with a dainty luncheon The guest list included Masters Edward Logan Arlie Bobo Lloyd Daily James Laverty Porter Sutton and several young ladies such as Habel Hoak Freida Burke Deve Russell Lena Fourth Beatrice Fenzel Avra Hall Sylvia Smith Viola Foutch Edith Roach Irene Secoy and Sadie Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Russell
East Union Street
Miss Sadie
Bdward Logan
Arlie Bobo
Lloyd Daily
James Laverty
Porter Sutton
Preéeh 1 Ecwssteitv
Weaver siuSsem
Habel Hoak
Freida Burke
Deve Russell
Lena Fourth
Beatrice Fenzel
Avra Hall
Sylvia Smith
Viola Foutch
Edith Roach
Irene Secoy
Sadie Russell
Cacti Soap Advertised as Pure Vegetable Oil Soap
An advertisement claims Cacti Soap is made entirely from pure vegetable oils with no animal fat or packing-house refuse. It promotes its safety for toilet, bath, and shampoo and urges readers to try a cake and compare lather. The copy ends with a trade recommendation from Henderson Crider Greg Cer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider
Greg Cer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Messenger and Herald
Messenger & Herald Printing Co
W. Bush
Jones
Carbon Hill
Jackson County
Evans
Choral Society
Chilicothe Gazette
Chil- Ycothe
Frisco
Repub- Means
Ohio
Taft
Davis
Coviville
Mayor Bay
Mayor Day
Officer van Horn
U. Cc
Crippie Creek
Penunia Rent Mala Tumse
Boise
Atate Witesses
A. E. Carlton
First National Bank
Austin
Holman
Western Investment Company
L. A. Armold
Mine Owners’ Association
H.A. Naylor
Citry
Vietor
D. C. Scott
Royal Baking Powder
Mae Campbell
Charles PF. Hyde
Common Pleas
F. L. Preston
Byron Wolfe
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