Probate court actions settle railway claim and final accountant
Probate Judge Hartkoff grants F M Wheeler administrator authority to settle a 50 claim against the C H D Rail for death by train. No suit for damages has been filed. A K Augspurger executor files a first and final account showing receipts and expenditures totaling 2602.22 in the probate court.
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Hartkoff
F. M. Wheeler
Francis Harrison Wheeler
A. K. Augspurger
Moses Augspurger
Reverend Kerst as Tonight's Y M C A Sunday Teacher
The Sunday school teachers class at the Y M C A will meet tonight with Rev. H. M. Kerst as the instructor.
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Kerst
Rev. H. M. Kerst
Wedding of Cora Mae Neanover to Clarence N Stubbs
Two miles west of Somerville at the Neanover home the eldest daughter Cora Mae wed Clarence N Stubbs of Jericho. The event featured a white theme, Mendelssohn march, and a turkey dinner with many gifts. Other social nightlife included card parties and birthdays with local families and neighbors attending.
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Chas
Neanover
Cora Mae
Clarence N. Stubbs
Jericho
Rev
Chas. Williams
Mendelssohn
Scott Kramer
Lenore Neanover
Joe Brenan
Geo
Keller
Will Stubbs
Will Mustard
Geo. Seeman
C. A. Phares
Michael Filannigan
Andy Neanover
Ed Mendenhall
Roy Coulter
Frank Crist
Will Brenan
J. C. Stubbs
Curt Mendenhall
Johnson
Geo. Morgan
Henrietta Doell
Mary Neanover
Will Shollenberger
Lamo
Beasie
Elizabeth Keller
Hubert Stubbs
Mary Johnson
Hand Painted China At Diefenbach’s Jewelry
Hand painted china by Mrs. Earl Beauchamp is on sale now at Diefenbach's jewelry store. The display highlights intricate ware offered to collectors and shoppers in need of decorative pieces.
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Louis Korb
Ross Slifer
Main Street
Ott Slifer
John Hoffman
Dick Grote
Santa Claus
Mt. Pelle
Earl Beauchamp
Diefenbach
Ethel Barrymore Appears In Cincinnati This Evening
Mr and Mrs Morris Pursell and Mr and Mrs Joseph Webster will see Ethel Barrymore in Cincinnati this evening. Miss Marie Conlin returned last evening from Indianapolis after a month with her sister Mrs P H Robinson.
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Morris Pursell
Joseph Webster
Ethel Barrymore
Cincinnati
Marie Conlin
Indianapolis
P. H. Robinson
Panama canal bonds attract small bidders under Treasury plan
Treasury accepts bids totaling 25 million dollars for Panama canal bonds with an average price of 103. Subscriptions are limited to small buyers from 10 000 to 20 000. Offers range from 102 to above 106. One year certificates will total 12 to 15 million dollars and go to national banks to boost circulation.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
To Speak Of a Man Who Taught The Christian Religion
A brief commemorative note honors a man noted for teaching Christian faith, detailing his role as educator, preacher, and influence within his community and church.
Reverend Daniel to Speak at St Johns Church Sunday Night
The Rev. Dr. George Daniel a missionary to Kurdistan will address attendees at St. Johns Church located at South Front and Sycamore Streets Sunday night. He is described as having an interesting experience and is said to be quite an eloquent speaker.
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George Daniel
Kurdistan
St. John’s Church
South Front
Sycamore Streets
Daniel
Eloquent Speaker Faces Persian Atrocities Case
The voice recounts a recent loss of $6000 and eighteen months imprisonment by Urmia Persia natives and officials. An armed party dragged him through streets forced renunciation of American citizenship and endured beating for his religious stand. The State Department in Washington has opened an investigation into American citizen mistreatment.
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Urmiah
Persia
Department of State
Washington, D. C
Judge Warren Gard Returns from Greenville to Handle Bickley Case
Judge Warren Gard came back late last night from Greenville where he had been presiding civil cases for Judge Allread who was occupied with the Bickley case here.
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Warren Gard
Greenville
Allread
Bickley
Democrat Declared Best Advertising Medium in Butler County
The Democrat is identified as the leading advertising medium in Butler County, highlighted for reach and impact in local commerce and public notices. The statement emphasizes the paper’s prominence among advertisers seeking visibility in the region.
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the Democrat
Batler County
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