Teachers Spool Through Brown High and Nearby Buildings
The district lists appointed principals and teachers for Brown High, Central, South Side, and Lofland buildings with salaries. Notable names include W. R. Sebold, H. L. Pine, Grace Houston, Clara Stockdale, Nan Stitt, Flora Mathews, and others, with monthly stipends ranging from 40 to 1100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Mathews
Lofland
Brown High
Board of Education
Arter
Brown High School
W. R. Sebold
D. R. Frasher
P. I. Blakesly
H. L. Pine
J. C. Eagleson
J. W. LaChat
Grace Houston
Elizabeth Lanning
Nan Stitt
Hazel Carnes
Grace Wallace
Jennie Whitehead
Lola Vance
Lida Collins
Mary Graves
Lena Fowler
Edna Springer
Belle Forsythe
Helen McKee
Mabel Barber
Storm Sweeps Upper Sandusky. barns and homes hit
An electrical storm lasting through the night caused about a dozen barns to burn and 50 cattle to die. Several houses were struck, including the residence of John Shively where the family was burned out. The city hall and English Lutheran church were damaged amid the panic in Upper Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Upper Sandusky
John Shively
Destructive Storm Hits Marion County Thunderbolts Fatal
United Press reports a severe storm swept Marion county causing one death when Harry Benzler was struck by lightning. In Toledo a similar storm left one dead and one injured as Andrew Metzger and Mrs Fred Hiedke were struck or stunned by lightning, with crops damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press Special
Marion
Marion County
Harry Benzler
Toledo
Andrew Metzger
Fred Hiedke
Local social notes from Byesville and Cambridge influence
Charles Corwin of Senecaville called on friends in town yesterday. Miss Hazelle Clay was in Cambridge Monday. Miss Clara Singer hosted a 6 o'clock luncheon in honor of Mrs. Harry Hazlewood of Parkersburg. Mrs. A. C. Outland of Akron, guest of daughter’s family, returns home. The Rogers family plans Akron move. Glidden and Combs visited Cambridge. Ed. and Bert Milhone of Senecaville were in town on business. Mrs. Jennie Moore and Mrs. J. O. Smith of Cambridge stay with Mrs. Ella M. Long. Mrs. Clara Sigman and daughter Mrs. James Danford of High Ave depart for Illinois for six weeks.
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S. Cramblett
Newcomerstown
John Scott
Cambridge
Marie McHenry
Third Street
Masonic Lodge No. 66
St. John's Day
M. RB
P. L. Mahaffey
Cleveland
Gus Knapp
G. G. Shorta
William Hunt
Christian Endeavor Society of the
M. P. Church
Ellwood Ryan
Nora Wryeoff
Lewis Beatty
Emma Leibenschuh
Pittsburg
Winkelvoes
Margaret
Gertrude Winkelvoss
John Cook
Thomas
Jack Shaw
William Black
Zanesville
Thomas Shaw
Esther Mathews
Canton
Isaac Vandegrift
Donald
New Franklin
E. C. Philpott
High Avenue
Ek. J. Zinsmeister
Wilber Frye
Mrs. Palckner
Pleasant City
Byesville
Charles Corwin
Senecaville
Hazelle Clay
Clara Singer
Grace Pinkett
Harry Hazlewood
Parkersburg
W. Va
A. C. Outland
Akron
Bond Leonard
Charles Rogers
T. S. Glidden
J. M. Combs
Messrs. Ed
Bert Milhone
Jennie Moore
J. O. Smith
Ella M. Long
Clara Sigman
James Danford
High Ave
Mlinois
Fourth Street
Cambridge welcomes Grand Army encampment visitors
The Cambridge Citizens' Club pledges hospitality to Grand Army of the Republic members. The city offers easy rail access and hosts hotels clubs and homes ready to entertain. Local post and Women’s Relief Corps urge survivors to visit Cambridge for next year’s encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Pennsylvania
Grand Army of the Republic
Womens’ Relief Corps
Cambridge Citizens’ Club
J. R. Lloyd
C. Ellis Moore
Cambridge Veterans Campground Prospect Spurs City Boosters
The proposed landing of this encampment for Cambridge would be the largest undertaking for the citizens. Boosers and the Citizens' Chick? and the G A R unite to back the project if veterans decide to relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Chil
Miners Testimony Highlights Armed Guard Abuse Claims
An investigating committee heard testimony on violence by mine guards during the Paint Creek and Cabin Creek strike. Deputy Kee Calvin described a posse on an armored train firing at miners, while Thomas Feltz of Baldwin-Feltz admitted 110 armed guards and 35 guards in the strike area and that 6 to 10 secret service operators assisted the operators. He also confirmed a list of alleged UMW organizers and active union members existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kee Calvin
Morton
Thomas L. Feltz
Baldwin-Feltz Agency
Paint Creek
Cabin Creek
Feltz
Paint
Cabin Creeks
United Mine Workers
Seymour Stedman
Beet Sugar King Warns Before Probers
Henry T. Oxnard testified to Senate lobby investigators that New York bankers helped form the American Beet Sugar Company with watered stock and warned that the Underwood bill with free sugar could create a new sugar trust violating antitrust law. He noted profits from stock sales and outlined past lobbying on McKinley, Wilson, Dingley, and Payne-Aldrich bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beet Sugar Company
Washington
Henry T. Oxnard
American Beet Sugar Company
Senate
Senator Reed
Missouri
Oxnard
Philippines
Reed
Mr. Oxnard
Four men fatally injured in mine powder explosion
In Dillonvale Ohio on June 17 a keg of powder exploded at the Jefferson Coal Company No 3 mine near Pine Fork. A mule kick that touched an electric wire sparked the blast and four men were fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
Jefferson Coal Company
Pine Fork
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Godfrey Megert
Mrs. Godfrey Megert of North Fourth Street expresses sincere thanks to Class No. 15 and the M. E. Sunday School for the carnations and to neighbors for bouquets during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Godfrey Megert
North Fourth Street
Savannah physician slain by woman then takes own life
In Savannah on June 17 Dr Guy O Brinkley was shot dead in his office by Navie Kittles who then shot herself. The pursuit moved through the office to a porch and private room where she died. Brinkley, a Virginian, had settled in Savannah. Kittles, about 23, accompanied by a companion and a rooming-house mother, died with three bullets found on Brinkley and a self inflicted wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Guy 0. Brinkley
Navie Kittles
Bringsley
Aies Kittle
Weself
Dr. Brinkley
Corone
Ecrim
Miss Kittles
Suffolk
Katie Kittles
Evelyn Kittles
Livestock and Grain Stay on Free List
Washington June 17 The senate finance committee moved to reconsider action earlier in the day that approved free listing for livestock and wheat subject to a countervailing duty The new plan is to strike out the countervailing duty and leave cattle sheep hogs and wheat on the free list un restricted No reason given by committee members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Storm Deluges Port Clinton O Harming Orchards
A severe electrical storm swept western Ottawa county causing widespread flooding in Port Clinton. Train crews report extensive water on tracks and fields, and orchards suffered wind damage from the cloudburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Clinton
Ottawa County
Obituary: Sarah Schenk Crane Dies in Dayton
Dayton, June 17. Sarah Schenk Crane, daughter of the late Rear Admiral James F. Schenck and widow of Colonel Joseph G. Crane, died here. She was born March 7, 1880 in Smithtown Long Island and came to Dayton in TS831.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, O
Sarah Schenk Crane
James F. Schenck
Robert C., Schenck
Joseph G. Crane
United States Army
Smithtown
L. A
Dayton
Thayer shot while aiding capture in Columbus
In Columbus on June 17 Fred Thayer was shot in the left leg as Constable L. B. Taylor attempted to shoot at Bolte who fled toward the county jail. Bolte surrendered when a crowd pursued him, ending the pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Fred (. Thayer
L. B. Taylor
Taylor Bolte
Bolte
Fire destroys Lake Shore line building at Berlin Heights
The power house and waiting room of the Lake Shore Electric line in Berlin Heights burned for unknown reasons. The brick structure with new machinery recently installed suffered an estimated loss of 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky, O
Lake Shore Electric Line
Berlin Heights
County
Banks Named Football Mentor at Ohio University
M. B. Banks, formerly athletics chief at Ohio Wesleyan, was appointed 1513 football mentor at Ohio University. He is expected to coach basketball and baseball as well. Banks, a former Syracuse star, brings notable collegiate coaching experience to Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Banks
Athens
M. B. Banks
Ohio Wesleyan
Syracuse
William Kirtley Jr In Critical Condition In Defiance
Defiance Ohio June 17 William Kirtley Jr former board of public works member remains in critical condition after paralysis and apoplexy. He is unconscious most of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
William Kirtley, Jr
Board of Public Works
Terrace Park graduate drowns in Miami River tragedy
Mise Esa Turner of Terrace Park Ohio drowned in the Miami River while members of the Terrace Park high school graduating class attempted to save her with ineffectual efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Farmer Crashes Wagon Kills Son Near Lima Ohio
In Lima Ohio on June 17 a farmer named John Good from Homer three miles west of town accidentally ran over his five year old son Warren Good with a heavy farm wagon, killing him at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
John Good
Homer
Here
Warren Good
Woman's Body Found In Canal In Delphos
In Delphos Ohio on June 17 the body of Mrs Maggie Wagner wife of John Wagner was found floating in the Miami and Erie canal She had suffered poor health for two years In Toledo Ohio on June 17 Andrew Melsgar a 77 year old farmer near Toledo was struck dead by lightning while seated on his porch
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Canal
Delphos, O
Maggie Wagner
John Wagner
Miami and Erie Canal
Toledo, O
Andrew Melsgar
Toledo
Della Fox Dies After Recurring Illness in Sanitarium
New York on June 17 reports the death of Della Fox a famed musical comedienne. She had long been celebrated in theater and recently underwent surgery at a private sanitarium before a recurrent attack led to her death shortly after she arrived there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Della Fox
Vision testing notes on eye drops by Dr Bartlett
In testing vision Dr Bartlett never uses drops in the eyes. Drops are dangerous and not needed if the oculist knows his business. May 24 1 mo $
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Found Dead in Flat in London Affects Westminster Coroner
Westminster coroner investigates the death of Viola McKenna Hudson 26 Chicago heiress found dead in her St George s mansions flat on Vauxhall Bridge Road. An envelope with a handwritten note revokes former wills and mentions legacies to friends. In Columbus Ohio June 17 banks holding public funds after contract expiry liable for interest until turnover or new contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Westminster
Viola McKenna Hudson
Chicago
St. George’s Mansions
Vauxhall Bridge Road
Columbus
Hogan
Wilmington
Currency Reform Up 10 The People
Washington reports say public opinion will decide currency legislation this session. After a White House conference with President Wilson, Representative Oscar Underwood indicated the administration aims to push a banking reform bill in both houses before Friday, awaiting press and banker feedback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Povereign
Congress
Oscar Underwood
House
Wilson
Senate
Underwood
Woman from Mansfield Drowns in Lake Erie
Miss Viola May Matz, 44, of Mansfield, in ill health, took her own life by drowning. Bloodhounds led searchers to the body found in Lake Erie near the government pier end in Sandusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Viola May Matz
Mansfield
Lake Erie
Government Pier
Regular Conclave of Cambridge Commandery No 47 in June
The Cambridge Commandery No 47 E T holds its regular meeting on Wednesday June 8 at 7 30 p m. Election of officers will occur. Railroad representatives will attend to discuss travel and arrangements for the Triennial Conclave in Denver this year 48 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Commandery No. 47
E. T
Denver
Certificates of Deposit Offered by Guernsey Building and Loan
The Guernsey Building and Loan Company announces care for savings with Certificates of Deposit. Secretary Ed A Scott lists contact at 83 Wheeling Ave Cambridge Ohio. Publication date June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Building and Loan Company
A. Scott
Wheeling Ave
Cambridge
Save with Five Percent Interest Ad
The Cambridge Loan & Building Co promotes starting a savings account with weekly additions. It urges forget past failures and emphasizes five percent interest as the path to success. Located at 814 Wheeling Ave, signed by T. R. Deselm Secretary, date June 2-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Loan & Building Co
Wheeling Ave
T. R. Deselm, Sec'y
Mortgage loan notice and music study offer in Cambridge
On first mortgage real estate security The Guernsey Building and Loan Co National Hotel Building Cambridge Jan 14. If you wish to study piano organ harmony or history of music this summer write or telephone 3S. TJ Lovewell Director of Music Mun Kingum College New Concord Will be in Cambridge on Fridays at Conservatory on Steubenville avenue Terms reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guernsey Building and Loan Co
National Hotel
Cambridge
TJ Lovewell
Munkingum College
New Concord
Conservatory
Steubenville Avenue
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