Accidental Shooting During House Scuffle Injures Woman
At the corner of Ohio Avenue and 22nd Street Mrs Clarence Hood and her husband were playing with a thirty two calibre revolver when it discharged seven cartridges. The bullet lodged in her left knee and deflected into the kneecap. Dr J H Clark treated the wound and found no bone damage. The incident was described as accidental and not serious.
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Ohio Avenue
22Nd Street
Clarence Hood
J. H. Clark
Preservation of Forests by International Arboriculture Leader
John P. Brown secretary of the International Society of Arboriculture travels to southern Colorado to inspect a forest reservation of several million acres owned by Eastern capitalists. He notes owners seek expert advice to preserve the forests and says he averages about four thousand miles of travel each month inspecting reservations across the country. The public interest in forest preservation is rising nationwide.
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John P. Brown
International Society of Arboriculture
Colorado
International Society
Brown
County Superintendent Ochiltree Re-Elected In Fayette County
The Faystte county trustees met at the County Auditor Broaddus office to elect a county superintendent of schools. Calvin Ochiltree was chosen on the first ballot 86 to 1 for a four year term over John F. Clifford. Oscar L. Chance had been a candidate until recently.
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Faystte County
Broaddus
Calvin Ochiltree
John F. Clifford
Ochiltree
Oscar L. Chance
Fayette County
Minor Court Matters Involving Fitzgerald Carroll Mooney
Wm Fitzgerald filed an affidavit against Patrick Mooney for assault and battery. Mooney was arrested and arraigned, pled guilty, and fined 1 dollar plus costs 9.05. Fitzgerald pleaded guilty to provoke and was fined 8.05. both fines stayed. Mary Bruce charged James Carroll with defrauding a board bill. Carroll arrested and found guilty at Squire Oates court, fined 9.50, stayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Fitzgerald
Patrick Mooney
Mooney
Constable Osborne
Squire Cates
Fitzgerald
Mary Bruce
James Carroll
Osborne
Squire Oates
Flowers Honor Heroes of Two Generations in Local Cemeteries
Veterans from two generations gathered Saturday despite rain to decorate graves in Fayette county and Glenwood, with the Grand Army of the Republic and the S.C.C.F. leading services. Ex-Congressman George W. Steele spoke at Columbia, and Rev. Jas. C. Burkhardt gave the memorial address in Connersville.
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Feyatte
Grand Army of the Republic
Connersville
Hor. Union
Buster Host
Amos
S.C.C. F
Lick Creek
Jas. C. Burkhardt
George W.steele
Columbia
Steele
Columbia Township
New York City
Property transfers show city lots sold to named buyers
Carl C. Smith transfers a city lot to Anna Boones for 175 dollars. James B. Gray transfers a city lot to John RK. Gray for 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Smith
Anna Boones
James B. Gray
John RK. Gray
Regent exhibit boosts city art fund with student aid
The Art Educational Society reports contributions totaling 24.51 to support art decoration in public schools. Maplewood School and others donated sums from pennies to dollars while pupils sold handiwork to raise funds. A framed painting valued at 12 was presented by a senior class and will be installed in the new high school.
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Art Educational Society
W. E. Ockuitree
Tha Goelaty
Maplewood School
Fifth Street
City Building
Eighth Street
Sncessarai
Alisson Anna Jewiss
Ida Helphinstine
May Merthend
Sanders
W .S. Rowe
Botanic Blood Balm Ad Promotes Blood Purifier Claim
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood and skin diseases including ulcers eczema scrofula and blood poisoning. It claims thirty years of testing offers purification of blood improves digestion and kidney strength with free samples from Blood Balm Co Atlanta and local sale at McKennai n and Son's.
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Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
McKennan & Son’s
Court notes and local actions in editha county
The case State v Sam Walker not for hearing today is continued until Friday due to the absence of witness John Walton. County Commissioners meet in regular session. saloon license cases postponed until Wednesday. Elizabeth Mason and William Mason are granted a divorce. both are described as colored.
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Sam Walker
John Walton
Elizabeth Mason
William Mason
Htofelock
Nook
ADM
Powvetaek
Tollowde Real Estate
Rpasatte
Jodo Coon
Elias Koonson
Kidney Cure Testimonial From Salem Man
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri writes about five years of kidney disease and poor health. He says Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in less than two bottles and he is now sound and well, with the remedy sold by McKeonan & Son.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
McKeonan & Son
Waterloo township high school commence ment showcases decor and talent
The thirteenth annual Waterloo township school graduation was held at Retousar chapel on May 27. Graduates earned diplomas in a program featuring recitations by Eva Caldwell and Sylvia Fisat, essays by Clair Jobe and Elsie Kline, a valedictory by Roy Green, and a piano duet by Ott and Marcia Green. The crowd praised the decorations and performances.
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Waterloo Township
Retousar
L. A. Kline
Ticnie Lyons
Nickels
Huchinson
EE. L. Winmer
Elder Lamb
Donaton
Eva Caldwell
Emery Tate
Otta
Marcia Grean
Clair Jobe
Calvin Ochiltree
E.L Wimmer
Lamb
Olsir
Walter Jones
Waller
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Mazie Caldwell
Miss Caldwell
Albert Green
Albert
Elsie Kline
Joy Green
Roy
Wai
Otts
Marcia Green
Milton
Paieeea L. A. Kline
Connersville Glass Takes Knight of Columbus Degree
Fifty three candidates were initiated into the Knights of Columbus in Richmond on Sunday. Most came from Richmond with Willon Reagan William Murphy and others among the new initiates. The degrees were conferred by Richmond and Dayton Councils and E V Cliney D S K and staff. A sumptuous banquet followed with ladies as guests and about two hundred visiting Knights witnessed the degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willon Reagan
William Murphy
Philp Brace
Peter Sehneider
Edwar Gillepie
John Dudhey
Peter Morris
Jiacaes Ryan
Frank Meyer
Jerey Feesman
Cheries F. Ariens
Order of Knights of Columbus
Richmond
Richmond Conneil
Dayton Couneil
E. V. Cliney
Aged physician Dr Jesse Daily dies in Orange
Dr Jesse Daily aged seventy three died at his Orange home Sunday morning after a short illness from blood poisoning caused by a foot injury six weeks earlier. He leaves a wife four sons and three daughters. Funeral is tomorrow at 10 from the residence with memorial services planned for Sunday June 14 to be addressed by Hon Daniel Storms.
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Jesse Daily
Orange
Oxford
Ohio
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