Miss Frances Singer Weds Mr. Kast in Middletown
Miss Frances D. Singer of Middletown and Ernest P. Kast of Pittsburgh wed yesterday at noon in Middletown with Rev. J. D. Nieswender performing the old Episcopal ring ceremony. The couple, after a wedding dinner, left for New Castle for a two week honeymoon with groom’s relatives then will tour Canada with a theatre company this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances D. Singer
Middletown
Ernest P. Kast
Pittsburg
J. D. Nieswender
U. B. Church
Logan Avenue
Mrs. East
New Castle
Canada
Mr. East
Miss Singer
Young Ladies Euchre Club Sees Wins and Upcoming Events
Miss Lillie Becker won a comb and brush set and Miss Rose Saner a half dozen cut glass salts at the Young Ladies Euchre Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph Jashenosky. In two weeks Miss Blanche Rosenberg will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jashenosky
Euchre Club
Lillie Becker
Rose Saner
Gus Cohen
Blanche Rosenberg
Squire Murphy Marries Ida Alford and Robert Nelson
Saturday night at seven thirty o clock Squire Will Murphy joined in marriage Mrs Ida Alford and Robert E Nelson. They were attended by Frank Corwin. The bride wore a black tailored suit with hat and gloves. The ladies of the First M E church will hold their regular monthly social in the church parlors tomorrow Tuesday evening. A supper of stewed chicken mashed potatoes slaw jelly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoepfle
Herald of
Titusville
M. P. Schoepfle
German Reformed Church
Hamilton
Pennsylvania
Franklin Street
Aid Society of the First M. FE. Church
Squire Will Murphy
Ida Alford
Robert E. Nelson
Frank Corwin
Saloon Tax Delinquency Strains Hamilton Butler County
Few saloonists in Hamilton and Butler counties have paid the December Aikin liquor tax with only four or five appearing. The tax of 500 dollars is due by December 20 and delays stem from a Sunday raid and pending test cases. Many saloonists may quit the business as several establishments remain closed on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Aikin
No Decisions Rendered as Gard in Dayton for Week
In the common pleas court Monday Judge Gard was in Dayton for civil trials and will miss most of the week. Judge Murphy set the docket. the will contest of Wilson Withrow et al. versus L. M. Larsh as executor of Susan Millikin's estate was agreed to be sustained and slated for hearing tomorrow with a jury. Cassidy versus Steinman and Hossfeld versus Steinman proceedings continued. probate filings include first account for Edgar B. Campbell estate and inventories for Peter Madden estate valued at $1172.83 with appraisers Graham Williams and Griesmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Gard
Dayton
Murphy
Wilson
Nelson Williams
Edgar B. Campbell
Peter Madden
Isaac Graham
Sherman Williams
John Griesmer
All Ready For Firemen's Benefit
Edward Shields and the Shields company arrive to perform at Smith's theatre for a firemen's benefit starting Wednesday night. The troupe promises a new show with a long fire run picture and Toledo department demonstrations. Proceeds replenish the sick and emergency fund for disabled firemen. hundreds of tickets sold and two packed houses expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Shields
Miss Sherman
Shields
Smith’s Theatre
Toledo
Shields Company
Hamilton
Cal Reeves
Grimmer's Clerks Named as Grimmer's Clerks and City Appointments
Auditor-elect Henry A. Grimmer selects Ernest Erb as first deputy and Jim Lewis as second. Mayor-elect Thad Straub must fill several posts including clerk, safety board seats, police chief, and library trustees as he forms his administration with numerous aspirants and plans a cautious start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Grimmer
Ernest Erb
Jim Lewis
Grimmer
Thad Straub
Wm. Shears
Straub
James Kelly
Auditor
Will H. Pfau
Charless. Bosch
Wm. O. Schlosser
Jim Brannon
Val Wilson
Jack Gifroerer
Monroe Farmers Institute closes. officers elected
The Monroe Farmers Institute ended Saturday after a well attended session. Officers elected include President A. Bundaly of Middletown and F W Compton of Middletown as vice presidents. Dr. James McCready of Monroe as secretary. George W Bender of Monroe as treasurer. executive committee members Robert Durbin of Va Paul Mitchell of Middletown A DeNeen of Monroe and George B E Sale of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Farmers’ Institute
A. Bnndaly
Middletown
View Abidant F
Ernst Elected Vice President of Columbia Gas and Electric
James C. Ernst of Covington was elected vice president at the Columbia Gas and Electric stockholders meeting in New York. He joins Charles Leib as co vice presidents, with a $50,000,000 common stock and a $1,000,000 preferred stock list set aside. Ernst and J. M. represented Cincinnati at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Ernst
Covington
Columbia Gas and Electric Company
New York
Ernst
Charles A Leib
Vic
Mr. Ernst
J. M
Cincinnati
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Frances Singer
Mr. Kast
Emery Parker
Fairview Avenue
Lindenwald
A. Parker
Bethel
H. Parker
Ruth
Dorothy
West Alexandria
William Smith
Mildred
Stillwaugh
Dan Muskopf
Somerville
D. Schwab
Verna
Zelta
Millville
Symmes Corner
Parker
Leona
Dora Parker
Anna Muskopf
Robert Schatschneider
Elmer Muskopf
Larry Riseh
Henry Muskopf
the Rinearsons
Cincinnati Enquirer
W. C. Rinearson
George Erben
Nee Rinearson
Tocony
Philadelphia
Erbens
Rinearson
Will Rinearson
Ward Lee
University of Philadelphia
Miss Stafford
Breaner College
Helen Rentsehler
Berrian College
Young Ladies
Missionary Meeting
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
John I. Griesmer
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women Teachers’ Club
Holland
Belgium
Pilgrim Fathers
Miss Broeck
Hall
Nelson-Alford
Methodist Social
FEW
McDougall
Pillsby
George Krebs
South Third Street
Santa Claus
Saint Nick
T. V. Howell & Son Co
The
Mathes-Sohngen Co
Schweinfest Orchestra
Mt. Pelee
Th. Athes
Dhnger S Co
Susan Millikin
Fred Hossfeld
Fallone Steinman
Probate Court
Mr. Pelee
Grimmer’s Clerks
Jas. Kelly
Brown
Library
M. O. Burns
W. P. Cope
Aaron Wesco
Diekmann
Board of Public Service
Institute
Monroe
Columbia Gas Co
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