Friends plan card shower for Miss Roberta McCartney
Friends of Miss Roberta McCartney announce a post card shower on August 1 in Gardner Montana Riverside Camp care the Wylie Camp Company Bible Searchers. Mrs Schaum hosted Bible Searchers after Sunday School with a large dinner then a late return to enjoy more days like this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta McCartney
Gardner, Montana
Riverside Camp
Wylie Camp Company
Schaum
Davis’ Woods
Verdict in Diss mining death over coal fall at Warner Mine No 2
Coroner A G Ringer releases an inquest verdict on Richard Diss killed July 31 at Warner Mine No 2 Byesville. The death is attributed to being crushed by coal and slate while working in a dangerous area, with negligence cited for missing safety posts not placed by foremen due to lack of posts that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Ringer
Richard Diss
Warner Mine No. 2
Byesville
Mrs Suttons Letters Read In Her Defense
The article recounts Mrs. Sutton describing her son Jimmies death and her belief Adams Utley Potts and Osterman killed him. She cites letters and testimony she says prove the accusation against officers and a prior inquest finding. She also notes Jimmies warning and her resolve to clear his name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Swartz
Jimmie
Adams
Utley
Osterman
Death
Potts
Earth
Marine Corps
Sutton
Justice Parks Declares Trim Holy Rollers Services a Nuisance
In East Chattanooga Justice Parks holds Rev Henegar Trim leader of the Holy Rollers to the circuit court in bond of 250 dollars for maintaining a nuisance. Witnesses described late night services with shrieks and curses as a mob once threatened Trim’s safety for staying on God’s orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Band Concert at Chautauqua Grounds Tonight
The eighth o clock concert features Gail Long of Byesville and Hattie Stewart of Cambridge with a Juvenile and City band finale of 50 pieces directed by Richard Riggs. Admission is 10 cents for all.
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Chautauqua Grounds
Gail Long
Byesville
Hattie Stewart
Cambridge
Richard Riggs
Cambridge Chautauqua Assembly Sees Higher Attendance
Attendance at the fourth annual Cambridge Chautauqua rose each day and receipts will exceed last year. Officers expect to pay all indebtedness and cancel a $100 note. A board meeting will be held this evening to settle affairs of the current assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Chautauqua
Association
James Hannan Burned Working With Chemicals At Mtoundisville
James Hannan of Mountdisville employed by Bell Telephone Co. was severely burned on his right hand when a chemical explosion occurred while he and coworkers were handling materials. He is at home with his parents for several days recovery and will be unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hannan
Bell ‘Telephone Co
Moutndisville
P. J. Hannan
Mr. Hannan
Colored Boy Bitten By Snake In Country Pickers
Carl Early a deaf and dumb colored boy living in the Fair Ground addition was bitten on the right hand by a snake while picking blackberries late Monday afternoon. The snake escaped into thick underbrush, the hand began swelling to twice normal size, and he was taken to Dr. A G Ringer to receive treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Early
Fair Ground
A. G. Ringer
Probate Court Orders Private Sale In J F Stewart Case
In the court house news, J F Stewart and others as administrator bring suit against Margaret T Brown et al. B F Enos appointed guardian ad litem. Order of private sale issued. New case Sophia Orkey vs John Thomas for 2500 dollars claims money. Plaintiff alleges assault and battery on August 4 190% with damages. Carrie L Little vs Frank R Little. A A Johnson and M L Bonnell of Wi nterest were in the city on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Stewart
Margaret T. Brown
B. F. Enos
Sophia Orkey
John Thomas
J. H. Mackey
Carrie L. Little
Frank R. Little
Divorce action cites gross neglect of duty
Dr. Keenan, a business visitor at Kimbolt, Tuesday afternoon, is connected to the divorce case. Dr. C. C. Patton of Kenton visits his Beatty avenue parents. O. A. Vance of New Philadelphia is in the city on business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Keenan
Kimbolt
C. C. Patton of
Kenton
Beatty Avenue
O. A. Vance
New Philadelphia
Visit to East Liverpool by Turnbaugh Scott and Sami
Mr and Mrs Chas Turnbaugh Miss Mayme Scott and Sami MecCul ley left Tuesday morning for a few days visit at East Liverpool traveling by machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Turnbaugh
Mayme Scott
Sami. MecCulley
East Liverpool
Pope Pius Sixth Coronation Anniversary Observed in Rome
Rome marks the sixth anniversary of Pope Pius XII s coronation with high mass in the Sistine Chapel officiated by Cardinal Merry Del Val and a grand Vatican concert honoring the occasion.
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Pope
Rome
Pope Pius
Sistine Chapel
Merry del Val
Vatican
Too Much Sunshine For Blondes
Nationwide opinion pieces note Dr. Charles E. Woodruff links sunny climate to social failings among blondes in America. Jails and similar institutions are described as crowded with light complexioned people driven by poverty disease or crime.
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New York
America
Charles E. Woodruff
United States Army
Thos B Hagleson Better After Illness
The venerable Thomas Hagleson of South Tenth street, long ill, was reported better Tuesday afternoon after a period of serious sickness.
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Thomas Hagleson
South Tenth Street
Mrs Louise Robison Visited Coshocton Relatives
Miss Louise Robison spends a few days as a guest of relatives and friends in Coshocton enjoying hospitality and local sightseeing.
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Louise Robison
Coshocton
Filipinos Send Congrats to Taft on Philippine Tariff Bill
Beverly Mass August 10 President Taft received messages of congratulations and thanks from the Philippines for helping secure passage of the Philippine tariff bill. The greetings came from an active governor in Manila and other officials who likewise expressed appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Beverly
Mass
Philippines
Forben
Manila
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Hone St
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England
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Son
Robt. McConkey
Saml. F. McConkey
Columbus
Laura Scott
Homer
Canton
Phi Sigma Chi
Zanesville
Sue Rainey
Pearl Nicholson
Cambridge R. D
Topeka
Kan
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Guernsey
Cambridge Friends
Laura Skinner
Frances Skinner
Baltimore
Nora Skinner Cartwright
Philadelphia
Albert Lawrence
Cleveland
Bessie Burt Proctor
Pittsburg
Lottie Hoover Paulkins and Son
T. C. Clark
Melville Fordyce
Walter Patterson
John Neilley
Tennessee Justice
Holy Rollers
James Hanrar
China
Haveland
Hood Bros. Dept
Wheeling Ave
Ourt House News
Ccs Probate Court
A. A. Johnson
M. Ll. Bonnell
Winterest
City
T. Ws
United Dairy Co
South 8Th Street
Coe
Patuxent River
Farquhar
Farquar
Hoopman & Pearce
Ohio
Long’s Dep’t. Store
Burgess Mig
S. Store
Wheeling
A. W. Soya
Central National Bank
Atkins
Court House
W. M. Sherrard
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