County Examiners Find County Commission Actions Legal
Charles S. Haines and L. P. Huston appointed to review the county commissioners report conclude all acts were legal and in the best interests of the county. They state vouchers matched the auditor’s order book, contracts were properly let with bonds, and bills were examined before warrants. Dec. 2, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Haines
L. P. Huston
Gard and Murphy
Court of Common Pleas
Haines
Society notes highlight community gatherings and events
The Saturday euchre club at Buckeye street, prizes won by Mrs Lou Pfau and Mrs James Cullen, followed by luncheon with numerous guests. Upcoming NYE party at Lou Pfau home. assorted showers and birthdays noted. Lectures, sewing socials, and club meetings planned across local homes and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euchre
Gussie
Helena Pfau
Buckeye Street
Lou Pfau
James Cullen
John Beeler
Newton Smith
Will Falconer
C. D. Mathes
Fred Mudgett
Stella Weiler Taylor
George Seidel
Richmond
Lillian Huber
Kenneth
Roxie Todhunter
Lou A. Pfau
Charles Sohngen
Sohngen
Doors Closed at Saunders Grocery by Creditors
The Saunders grocery at 937 Central Avenue reportedly closed by creditors. Many fruit and vegetable sellers were left unpaid, including Italian vendors, as E. H. Freestling Wholesale Grocery Co. moved to shut the business on a bill of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Saunders
Central Avenue
E. H. Freestling
Saunder
Still Held in Robbery Case of Employer
Clarence McAllister believed to have robbed his boss Peter Zerfas of 51.75 at Shandon remains in custody. He is said to use the name Baron Smith and to have deserted from Portsmouth Virginia. He is held until U S authorities arrange his return to his command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence McAllister
Peter Zerfas
Shandon
Baron Smith
Portsmouth
U.S
Grand Jury Hears Bert Carle Watch Theft Case
In police court, Bert Carle is bound over to the grand jury for allegedly stealing Charles Arehart's gold watch and fob and passing the fob to his nephew Ernie Carle. The watch remains missing as Bert disappeared. Clarence Hunter admits stealing rabbit metal from Long & Allstarter Co. and selling it to Al Sayers. He says he took metal early morning and repeated small sales, with 65 cents for the last portion. S.S. Guiton, a colored man, fired five shots at Christmas and was fined five dollars and costs. Camden, accused of stealing coal from a C H D railway car, admitted guilt and was fined five dollars and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Carle
Charles Arehart
Ernie Carle
Bijou
Carle
Aldhart
Grand Jury
Clarence Hunter
Long & Allstarter Co
al Sayers
S.S. Guiton
Rank Camden
County road session opens with two petitions slated
County commissioners began the semi annual December road session. No new petitions were received but two filed in June will be acted on. Schoenling seeks vacation of part of Carr road in Morgan township opposed by Pearl Woods. John Schulz of Oxford township asks for vacation of a road part and establishment of another. Officials expect Warren county to meet with the local board Thursday to discuss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoenling
Carr
Morgan Township
Pearl Woods
John Schulz
Oxford Township
Pike Plan on County Line Favored by Representative Billingslea
A proposal to establish a county line pike draws support from Representative Billingslea, indicating political backing for the roadway project. The text notes local interest and administrative plans tied to the county boundary alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billingslea
Pictures Made For Firemen Benefit At Smiths Theatre
A charity event at Smiths Theatre on High Street featured fire department members photographed by W H Shields. Chief Dowty led the team with Marshall McClang and the department marching in order, followed by the patrol and Mayor Thad Straub amid a large crowd on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Theatre
High Street
W. H. Shields
Chief Dowty
Marshall McClang
Thomas N
Clee
Thad Straub
Denied Marriage Report Circles Wyoming Couple
The Rev Father John J Cunpingham of St James church Wyoming said yesterday that Miss May Huffman aged 18 of Wyoming and Charles Gibson of Hartwell were not married. He stated the tale arose from joking relatives and both parties denied the published account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cummingham
St. James Church
Wyoming
May Huffman
Charles Gibson
Cunpingham
Mary Miss Huffman
Mr. Gibson
Miss Huffman
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Brewster’s
Jullions
Graustark
New York
Cxaminers
Society
Oll Aa
Tiny
Miss Rahmes
Ora Dudley
Lindenwald
Pauline Rahmes
Seven Mile
Pauline
Blanche Murphy
Hattie Ivins
Jessie Windsor
Sarah
Callie
Margaret Driscoll
Olivia Uttrich
Estella Sprague
Ada Cook
Mabel Rahmes
May Blake
Mary
Ruth Hodgson
Grace Wheelwright
Col. Zins
Jacob Rosenberg
South Second Street
Mr. Zins
Messrs
Max and
Ben Strauss
Cordie Cousins
Este Sheehan
M. Bake
Aaron Jacobs
Abe Ballinger
Leon Levy
Middletown
Joe and
Let Wolf
Webber
Will Semler
Galloway
Dave Loeb
Meyer Strauss
Abe Kopple
Jerome Klout
Reutti
Hilda Renutti
Helen Clyne
Eighth Street
Miss Clyne
Jolly Eight Club
Gus Cohen
Jolly Fight Club
Minnie Rosenberg
Miss. Collins
Woman's Club
Miss Collins
Cincinnati
Chas, Parrish
Home Missionary Meeting
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the First
M. E. Church
Everett Frazee
Maple Avenue
Frank Bennett
Charles Landers
Stanly Rue
Marrie Cohee
Leta Thomas
the Hospital Sewing Tirele
John Holbrook
North Front Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Jewish Church
Universalist Bazaar
D. BR. Byard
N. Second Street
Anna Potter
Delta Alpha Club
Mable Clark
Mt. Pleasant Pike
Dave Lee
Apex Club
RAVEN
Elijah
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Saunders Grocery
Mit
Vo TV
FDI
Hunter
Guifon
Warren County
Holbrook’s
Main Street
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