Kirchheim Mansion Invaded by Milford Dry Squad
The Kirchheim mansion once owned by financier Jacob G. Schmidlapp atop a cliff above the Ohio river near Grandin road was visited by a Milford dry squad from Mayor M. B. Scott's village court. The Rhineland styled residence, a social hub for nobles, has stood for three decades.
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Cincinnati
Tempus
Kirchheim
Jacob G. Schmidlapp
Milelionaire
Ohio River
Grandin Road
M. B. Scott
Milford
Epworth League Officers Named for Jacksonville and Trimble
Epworth League officers were elected for the next six months in Jacksonville and Trimble. Jacksonville posts include Mildred Selby as President Mona Anderson First VP Pearl Lent Second VP Helena Echtankamper Third VP Elmer Turner Secretary Lucy Johnston Treasurer Georgia McCaskey Pianist Pearl Householder. Trimble lists Hazel Raber President Oma Reeves First VP Harold Sprague Second VP Lucille Orms Third VP Eva Raber Secretary Harry Jones Treasurer Velma Barstow Pianist Anna Kloh. An Epworth Social Evening will be held in Jacksonville Friday night June 22 inviting all young people to attend.
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Epworth League
Jacksonville
Mildred Selby
Mona Anderson
Pearl Lent
Helena Echtankamper
Elmer Turner
Lucy Johnston
Georgia McCaskey
Pearl Householder. Trimble
Hazel Raber
Oma Reeves
Harold Sprague
Ohio Spiritualists hold annual convention in Columbus
Delegates gather in Columbus for the Ohio Spiritualists association annual convention with committee appointments and business sessions continuing through Saturday afternoon.
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Columbus
Ohio Spiritualists’ Association
Governor Grants Pardon to Daniel Clancy in Auto Theft Case
Columbus officials report Governor Donahey granted clemency to Daniel Clancy 55 of Warren. Clancy had been sent to the Geauga County penitentiary for automobile theft after recommendation from the trial judge and the prosecuting attorney who handled the case.
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Columbus
Donahey
Daniel Clancy
Warren
Geauga County
Brussels Church Clock Wound by Atmospheric Expansion
A Brussels church clock was found to advance its mechanism due to atmospheric expansion from heat, caused by the intensity of the sun on the structure. The inquiry notes how thermal expansion affected the clock’s gears and timekeeping accuracy.
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Brussels
By the Way By-the-Way Wednesday and Old Soldiers Alike
On a warm Albany street the old soldiers rest shaded by noon. Joe Zimmmerman and Bid Fouts guide cooking of corn pone in a Dutch oven with milk from a crock, a meal for cordwood crews, intended for younger workers. Ruth Brooks of Albany edits The Messenger into a clean Republican paper, though she and her husband split party lines.
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Albany
Joe Zimmerman
Bid Fouts
Ruth Brooks
Messenger
Savannah Martial Law as Grand Jury Probes Jail Assault
Savannah under martial law after a jail raid left Claude Parker dead and several wounded. The Chat ham county grand jury was to probe the alleged assault of a black man on a white woman as soldiers patrolled routes, and a mob rumored in the back country prompted searches and military coordination.
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Savannah
Chatham County Grand Jury
Will Lee
Claude Parker
Parker
Milfary
Police seize forty two cartons of Canadian beer in barn
In Sandusky Ohio on June 20 police seized forty two cartons containing 1.98 bottles of Canadian beer stored in a barn at Frank Wetzler's grocer shop. Wetzler was arrested and charged with possession of alcoholic liquors.
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Sandusky
Frank Wetzler
Wetzler
Davis family reunion held at Honey Forks June gathering
Descendants of William and Catherine Davis met June 17 at Robert Stones home on Honey Forks for a family reunion now in its 16th year. Officers elected include Francis Davis as President and Arlie Crimner as vice president. Next reunion set for Rising Park Lancaster in June 1924. Numerous relatives from Nelsonville Haydenville Amanda Logan and other towns attended and departed in the evening content with the day.
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William
Catherine Davis
Robert Stones
Honey Forks
Francis Davis
Arlie Crimner
Wilber Belgle Vic
George Levering
Ray Turner
J. W. Hutchin
Logan
Donald
Albert
Fred Ellinger
Carl
Earl
Myrtle
Nelsonville
John Saunders
Danny
Haydenville
Almira Riegle
Ray Fasnaugh
Loyd
W. D. Riegel
Esther
Gerald
Mance Weaver
Ethel
Charles
J. HW
Amanda
Vira
Ruth
John. C. Butler
Forst Wolf
Laurelville
Robert Davis
Nellie
Miss Hill
Bloomingsville
Alvah West
Darley
Delbert
Roy Turner
May
Grace
Ida Ankton
Orland
Mac Arich
McArthur
Robert Brimmer
Edith
Annie Brimmer
Logan R. F. Cp
Robert
A Frivolous Frock for Summer Weather 3979-4013
A charming youthful dress in dotted Swiss with Val lace bands and tub silk options. Patterns 3979 for waist in seven sizes and 4913 for skirt in seven sizes. Suggested fabrics include organdy with hemstitching and fageting or drawn work. Yardage details given for medium size.
Railroad Chief Willard Tour Stops in Athens
Daniel Willard president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and his staff will pass through Athens on a special train about 1 o'clock Thursday morning. Executives on a tour of inspection expect a brief stop in Athens to inspect facilities and hear reports from local officials.
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Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Athens
Umbrella Recovered After Nine Years
A London business man learned his gold-handled umbrella was found in a first class carriage on a London to Colchester train. The thief had not bothered to remove a band bearing the owner's name, and Scotland Yard notified him of the recovery.
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London
Scotland Yard
Colchester
Baldwin and Bridgeman Taxi Misadventure at Hotel Cecil
Premier Stanley Baldwin and Home Secretary Bridgeman rode a taxi to a meeting at Hotel Cecil. Bridgeman exited first, the premier stayed to pay the fare but lacked change, requiring Bridgeman to come to his rescue.
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London
Stanley Baldwin
Bridgeman
Hotel Cecil
Home Secretary
Groom Misses Wedding Day Surprise Turns Happy
In London on June 21 the groom neglected his wedding day but arrived later amid apologies. The bride, registrar, and priest were present, and the ceremony scene ended with happiness after the lapse.
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London
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