Mrs. Burleigh Seriously Ill at Home with Bronchial Pneumonia
Mrs. C B Burleigh age 75 is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia at her home 18 Oak street. She has been ill a week and shows only slight improvement. Miss Nelle Pickering and Miss Helen Leach returned from Oberlin Ohio where they attended the Ohio Classical conference m ee at Oberlin College.
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C. B. Burleigh
Oak Street
Nelle Pickering
Helen Leach
Obe
Oberlin College
Harold Coe Returns From Parkersburg Visit
Harold Coe returned from Parkersburg West Virginia where he spent over Sunday with his mother Mrs W W Coe in a hospital. Mrs Coe underwent a surgical operation and is making a good recovery.
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Harold Coe
Parkersburg
W. Va
W. W. Coe
Highy Study Circle Meeting With Mrs O Dell
The Highy Study Circle will meet with Mrs Jennie O Dell at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Lindley hall.
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Jennie O'Dell
Lindley Hall
Longs Welcome Son Charles Fout Long
Mr and Mrs Oscar C Long announce the birth of a son Charles Fout Long on Friday November 14 Mrs Long is with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Fout at 5 Park Place.
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Oscar C. Long
Charles Fout Long
Mrs. Long
Mrs
J. B. Fout
Park Place
Mrs. Mary Kelley Returns From Columbus Visit
Mrs. Mary Kelley has returned from a several days visit with a relative in Columbus.
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Mary Kelley
Columbus
Mrs Noy Shirley Visits Columbus and Akron
Mrs Noy C Shirley has returned from a trip to Columbus and Akron, reporting a pleasant visit and noting travel details.
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Noy C. Shirley
Columbus
Akron
Goodwins Return Home After Visit and Travel
Mr and Mrs Charlies Goodwin and two children Glen Gordon and Doris Cathleen of Columbus return from a visit with the former's parents Mr and Mrs John Goodwin. Ross Goodwin, three months in Douglas North Dakota, is expected home soon and is currently in Webster Iowa.
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Charlies Goodwin
Glen Gordon
Doris Cathleen
Columbus
Algak
Marriage of Miss Mabel Henderson to Mr Walker in Columbus
The ceremony took place at Indianola Church of Christ Columbus on Sunday November 16 at high noon in the presence of twenty seven guests. Miss Teresa Russell served as maid of honor and Donald Walker was best man. The couple will reside at 408 East Lane Avenue Columbus.
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Mabel Thenderson
CG. T. Henderson
Palmer Street
Errett
DP. Walker
W. R. Walker
Indianola Church of Christ, Columbus
Tance
Ard
M. Ursuch
Coshocton
George Skyle
Warren
Leon Brewer
Akron
Delphia Snyder
Athgens
Cyril B. Bulford
Bristol
England
Russell Forney
Omah Wilmuth
Bucyrus
Walker
East Lane Avenue
Columbus
East Side PTA to Meet at School Wednesday
The East Side Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 3 o clock Wednesday afternoon in room 4 of the school building. The program by the school children promises unusual interest and business of importance will follow. All interested in the school are urged to attend.
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East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
Doctor Danford Visits Parents in Cleveland
Dr. Byron Danford, an intern at Mount Sinai hospital in Cleveland, visits his parents Dr. and Mrs. Vv. G. Danford, residing at 121 West State Street.
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Byron Danford
Mount Sinai Hospital
Cleveland
Vv. G. Danford
West State Street
Resources policy tops Governor's conference talks
In Jacksonville on November 17, the opening session of the sixteenth annual Governor's conference focused on conserving national natural resources and state control of production and distribution to allow consumers to buy at farm prices, guiding the discussion at the round table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Air Collision in Nagoya Claims Two Army Pilots
Two army air planes collided during maneuvers in Nagoya this afternoon. Both pilots were killed in the mid air crash amid the military drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Nagoya
Congressman Fitzgerald Recovers From Gallstone Operation
Dayton health bureau reports Congressman Roy G. Fitzgerald is resting well after yesterday's gallstone removal operation. Doctors say he may return home in a week or ten days depending on his recovery.
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Dayton
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Deaths Mrs Fagan of Columbus
Mrs Peter B Fagan died at her Columbus home this morning Funeral services will be held Thursday at Saint Thomas church Columbus The family lived in Clarks Chapel until about eight years ago Besides her husband four daughters and three sons survive One son John Fagan works at Athens State hospital and is in Columbus
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Peter B. Fagan
Columbus
Saint Thomas Church
Clarks Chapel
John Fagan
Athens State Hospital
Funeral Services for Miss Eliza beth Nelson
Funeral services were held at 2 PM Monday at 20 North College street for Miss Eliza beth Nelson with Rev. Dr. A Y Wilcox officiating. Burial followed at West Union street cemetery. Dr Wilcox praised her devoted nature to family and neighbors and to her niece Mrs Delbert T Robinson and nephew Henry Poston who survive. Mrs Robert P Tompkins sang several hymns with Mr William Longstreet as accompanist.
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Elizabeth Nelson
North College Street
A. Y. Wilcox
Presbyterian Church
West Union Street
Wilcox
Miss Nelson
Robert P. Tompkins
Isle of
William Longstreet
Delbert T. Robinson
Mae Poston
Henry Poston
Buried Cincinnati Journalist Gus Karger
Gus Karger veteran Washington correspondent for the Cincinnati Times Star and confidante of Presidents Taft and Harding was buried here today after death announced Sunday in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Gustav J. Karger
Washington
The
Cincinnati Times Star
Taft
Harding
Bootleggers fined as Christmas liquor cases rise
Chief Justice Dempsey of the Municipal Court branded Christmas liquor (bootleg) as a crime wave. Robert Home and George Kohte were each fined 1000 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in the workhouse for possessing five gallons of Christmas liquor. He warned that all Christmas cheer dispensers would face the same penalties.
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Cleveland
Dempsey
Robert Home
George Kohte
Politician Joseph Henry Ching Found Murdered in Maryland
In Leonardtown Maryland authorities discovered the body of Joseph Henry Ching a leading lawyer and chairman of the Republican state committee. He was beaten with a blunt instrument outside St Aloysius church and his killing sent shockwaves through state politics.
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Leonardtown
Joseph Henry
Ching
St. Aloysius Church
Republican State Committee
Antis organize Cincinnati suburbs liquor court club
Residents of North College Hill Mt Healthy and White Oak suburbs form an Anti Liquor Court club to carry convictions to courts of record amid disputes over dry law raid tactics.
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Cincinnati
North College Hill
Mt. Healthy
White Oak
Body of slain woman brought to Logan for burial
Catherine Helber 29, shot and killed in Wheeling West Virginia last week, was brought to Logan and placed at Heinlein Brothers mortuary awaiting burial. She was divorced from Jesse F Helber, killed by a maddened associate who shot himself to avoid arrest for alleged robbery. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Wagner of Marion township. Funeral and burial held at Pleasant Hill in Marion township Monday afternoon.
Who is Boss Over Your Stomach Today
An ad promises agues Capsules to relieve indigestion and gas quickly. It claims natural stomach support, toning of the digestive system, and relief for acute cases with one or two capsules daily with water. Regular use allegedly reduces chronic distress and reopens enjoyment of meals.
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Dreggist
Governor commutes life sentence of Greene County murderer
On recommendation of Trial Judge Kyle of Xenia and the state clemency board Governor Donahey commuted the life sentence of Curl a colored man sentenced March 7 1917 for second degree murder from Greene county Curl has served a year as butler at the Governor's mansion
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Columbus
I Kyle
Xenia
Donahey Jony
Father Curl
Greene County
Curl
Butler
Bellaire Man Arrested After Armistice Parade Desertion Charge
William Mc Clelland, color bearer in the Armistice day parade, is accused of deserting the army. Authorities say he deserted from the Fort Brown Texas unit and was arrested after being seen in the parade.
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Bellaire, D
William McClelland
Fort Brown
Texas
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