Local Notices and Obituary Inclusions in Hamilton Ledger
W L White undertaker successor to Parsons Undertaking House 2011 Mose Linegar of Hamilton visited this city over weekend See the Ebbert wagon We have the first to be put on the market none better with special features SPILMAN BONNER Mrs Emily Ewing resigns I C O F Home ill health to reside with her son at Irvington Lather brushes at Batterton Drug Thomas Parks guest at I O O F Home died kidney trouble aged 89 at Home since May 1906 Mrs Rebecca Wynn North street entertained nephews and nieces including James Shirk Delphi George Shirk Chicago Ellen Shirk and Arthur Edwards Peru
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. White
Parsons’ Undertaking House
Mose Linegar
Hamilton
Ohio
Ebbert
Spilman & Bonner
Emily Ewing
Irvington
Thomas Parks
Rebecca Wynn
North Street
James Shirk
Delphi
George Shirk
Chicago
Ellen Shirk
Arthur Edwards
Peru
Sermon to The Red Men by Rev Fred Davies
Rev Fred Davies of Charleston will preach to the Red Men at the Christian church Milford Sunday night. The public is cordially invited to attend this special service by the Red Men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Davies
Charleston
Milford
Re-Elected School Trustee
William C. Woodfill was re-elected to the office of city school trustee for three years at the regular city council meeting. Supporters praise his excellent service and endorse his continued leadership for the benefit of the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Woodfill
Woodfill
Pleasant Reunion at Cedar Grove for Rev Pavy Homecoming
About twenty five relatives gathered at Cedar Grove near Greensburg to greet Rev Andrew Pavy his wife and daughter Martha Elizabeth on a homecoming from their orange farm near Los Angeles California. The Pavy family plans to stay in the state through summer before returning west where they expect a handsome profit from their oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bnrror
John Templeton
Cedar Grove
Greensburg
Andrew Pavy
Martha Elizabeth
Orange
Los Angeles
California
Pavey
Magee and Smiley wed at bride’s West North Street home
Addison Magee and Miss Daisy Smiley were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s home on West North Street. Rev. John Heritage officiated before a large gathering. Magee, a drug business partner with Adolphus Magee, and Miss Smiley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Smiley, depart that night for Cedar Lake on their 10 20 train. The Standard joins friends in offering best wishes for their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Magee
Daisy Smiley
Greensburg
Cedar Lake
Royal Welcome for Old Seventh Indiana Veterans at Fairland Reunion
Surviving members of the Old Seventh Indiana regiment were warmly greeted in Fairland for their annual reunion. Attendees came from Iowa Kansas Missouri Illinois and Texas. W. R. Jewell gave the annual address while Judge J. W. Hadley of the Indiana Supreme Court spoke as principal speaker. Rev. E. R. West delivered the welcome and Col. M. C. Welsh offered the response. The day featured addresses talks and music, marking a pleasant event for these veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Indiana Regiment
Fairland
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
W. R. Jewell
Danville
J. W. Hadley
Indiana Supreme Court
E. R. West
M. C. Welsh
Wedding Announcement for Jacob Brown and Jessie Palmer
The Standard reports the marriage of Jacob Raymond Brown and Miss Jessie Edna Palmer at the bride’s home on Sunday June 17 at six o'clock p m. Brown is a Rush county farmer from Richland and Palmer is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William L Palmer of near Sandusky. Congratulations are extended in advance. Dusters fly nets and harness goods advertised at 2114 Haas & Son's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Raymond Brown
Jessie Edna Palmer
Brown
Rush County
Richland
Jessie Edna
William L. Palmer
Sandusky
Hunters and Fishermen's Club Booze Den Near Letts Corner Shuttered
Easter Sunday revival of the Saltcreek Hunters and Fishermen's Club near Letts Corner drew 100 members with a fifty cent initiation. The shack served corn and hop juice, caused public disturbances, six members were jailed for drunkenness, two new members were undercover detectives, keeper George McRoberts was fined ten dollars for violating the Sunday liquor law, and the club was shut down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saltcreek
Fishermen’s Club
Letts Corner
George McRoberts
Westport
Greensburg
Johnny Wise
Squire Jordan
Letts
McRoberts
Squire Thomas G. Powers
T. G. Powers
Hunters’ and Fishermen's Club
Fire destroys barn and toolshed on LaRue farm
Lightning struck a barn owned by Mrs. Elsie LaRue west of town, burning the barn and its contents along with a nearby toolshed. Renter William Holscher reports three valuable horses, about 400 bushels of corn, hay, and farming implements lost. Barn value estimated at 400 to 500 dollars, insured for 300. Holscher's total loss around 600 to 700 dollars with 200 dollars insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie LaRue
William Mholscher
Patrons of Husbandry Insurance Co
Lightning Strikes Key Railway Tower and Homes
A lightning strike damaged the Big Four interlocking switch tower at Adams during a Monday night storm. Operator Edward M. Wiley received a severe shock but was not permanently injured. The same storm hit the area Wednesday morning with a bolt striking the residence of G O Barnard, causing minor weatherboard damage, and another chimney damaged at Will Lemasters's home in Oklahoma addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Edward M. Wiley
Wiley
G.O. Barnard
Will Lemasters
Oklahoma
City school board announces teacher assignments by district
The school board released the year’s classroom staff for West End East End and High School with a noted science teacher still to be hired. All selected teachers must attend Normal school and stay prepared for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our City School Board
Cora Ragsdale
Kate Andrews
Prof
Stewart
A Complete Surprise for Stevensons by You Go I Go Club
Tuesday evening Thomas Stevenson and his wife hosted a surprise by the You Go I Go club. The door was entered through a window as club members staged a hoax then treated hosts to coffee eggs cake and ice cream. The event ended with games social chatter and a noted advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure sold by J H Batterton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Stevenson
Marsh
Mr. Zolier
Stevenson
Tourist Club Closes Year With Pleasant Meeting
The Tourist Club ended its 1906 season with a gathering at Dr. and Mrs. D. W. Weaver's East Washington home. A varied program featured music, readings, papers on Mars, Galileo, and starlight, a new graphophone presentation, and new members Rev. A. R. Beach and Rev. J. Heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Weaver
Washington Street
Reading
Miss Lambert
Edith Nordmeyer
Harry Mount
Mary
Marie Braden
Mars
Frank Hazelrigg
O. G. Miller
Will White
Galileo
Anna Stewart
Mrs. Parsons
Memorial Day Observance By Greensburg Lodge No 148
Greensburg lodge No 148 K of P honors Memorial Day with a 2:30 p m service in the castle hall. Prof George L Roberts of Muncie delivers the address with songs prayers and selections by local quartet. Afterward the lodge members march to South Park cemetery to decorate graves with flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
K. of P
Castle Hall
George L. Roberts
Muncie
America
R. H. Dunaway
Red Men Memorial Day Observance Set in Pequannock
Pequannock Tribe No. 185 of the Red Men will observe Memorial Day on Sunday with services at First M E Church at 10 30 led by Rev A R Beach. Members meet at 9 30 at the hall and march to the church then return to the hall at 1 30 to proceed to South Park cemetery to decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Red Men
Pequannock Tribe No. 185
M. E
A. R. Beach
South Park Cemetery
Red Men Elect Officers for Pequannock Tribe 185
At Tuesday’s regular meeting the Red Men Pequannock Tribe No 185 elected officers for the coming year. Prophet F M Seward Sachem Roy Rybolt Senior Sagamore Will Snell Junior Sagamore J C Glass Collector of Waumpum Otto Howe Chief of Records Albert Dickey.
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Red Men
Pequannock Tribe
Roy Rybolt
Sagamore
Will Snell
J. C. Glass
Otto Howe
Albert Dickey
Viaduct Proposed North of Big Four Crossing on Main Street
City discussions favor building a viaduct north of the Big Four crossing on Main Street to allow safe entry over Washington Street. The crossing is described as very dangerous and likely to worsen with the completion of the traction line.
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Main Street
Washington Street
Morg Hamilton's Announces Immediate Liquidation
A terse notice states the business is quitting due to ill health and invites customers to secure the best bargain ever offered, immediate sale at Morg Hamilton's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morg Hamilton’s
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Batterton’s
Sale
FEO
W. Magee
Standard Shoé Co
Sucessors
Cassell & Co
Magee—Smiley
Haas & Son's
Snaik
Sandsreek Township
West End
Ida M. Wray
Stella Porter
Nell R. Drake
Etta Montgomery
Adelia McLaughlin
Ethel Skillman
Carrie Applegate
Florence Pierce
Estella Matthews
Flo Kendall
Mollie Snider
Carrie Stewart
Rebecca Lugenbell
Anna Riley
Anna Albrecht
Minnie Ways
East End
Jessie Redington
Zella Goff
Maggie Rankin
Mary Shannon
Bert Morgan
Foley
J H. Batterton
Ini
the Tourist Club
Williams
George W. Lanham
John Heritage
Knights of Pythias
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