Local society notes and moves in Midkettle area
Miss Nellie Elizabeth and Esther Aglnworth of Middletown visited Mrs Helene Thomas and relatives including Robert Hoff and Mrs Ball. Edith Edna Bennington of Hillsboro stayed with Mrs Jo Indson. Miss Mary Rushman of New Bremen visited Mrs Al Corbett. St Johns church holds a special revival meeting Sunday with Sabbath school at 1 30 and sermons in German and English. William Beaver sells saloon and hotel. new owner takes charge today as Beaver retires. Clara Lewis visits then returns to Columbus. James Gentry and William Beaver return from Kentucky boating trip. Miss Bushman plans extended trip to Canada. Walter Maier and family move to Middletown. Houses built for T H Hell Carl Goebel and Christian Ummel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
Nellie
Elizabeth
Esther Aglnworth
Middletown
Mis
Helen Thomas
Daniel Hoff
Robert
Ball
Dayton
Mr. Overholtz
West Alexandria
Edith
Edna Bennington
Hillsboro
Joo Lndson
William Beayer
Beaver
Clara Lewis
Columbus
Joe Tudson
William Beaver
James Gentry
Kentucky
Mary Bushman
Canada
Big Hike Planned by YMCA Boys
The YMCA playgrounds will host a major hike tomorrow afternoon. An expected large turnout is planned, with departure at one o'clock and return in the early evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. C. A
Detective Woodward Fired Revolver On Train Platform
Woodward chief of the C L & Co railway detectives, living in Dayton, was ordered to appear in police court for discharging a firearm within city limits. He reportedly fired over youths at the station as a train from Dayton arrived, then fled the scene after railing at officers Tucker and Cahill. Two youths, Carl Tanner and William Wertz, residents near Sout Front Street, have been questioned and asked to appear at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dm. Woodward
C. AL & Co
Dayton
Police Cour
Woodward
Sergean Tucker
John Cahill
Carl Tanner
Willian Wertz
Regt Jennings
Sout Front Street
Hin
Ohio school book contracts ruled valid under 60 percent rule
Attorney General Hogan says contracts with publishers who refused Ohio sales are valid. The opinion to State School Commissioner Miller follows a dispute over relisting by the American Book Company at 74 percent of wholesale price and a 60 percent mandate by a reorganized commission. Hogan says relisting is legal if all legal requirements are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Education
Ohio
State School Commission
Genera Hogan
Frank W. Miller
Cleveland
Olio
Foxy
William F. Laiss Dies at 71 in Local Infirmary
William Frederick Laiss, 71, died in the infirmary Friday from general debility after a long decline. A longtime city resident with no relatives, he had lived in the infirmary for three years. He was a prominent supporter of the Kriegserbund branch in Hamilton, and his body will be buried in the institution cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Frederick Laiss
Laiss
Institution
Kriegerbund
Hamilton
Bright Boy Ferdinand Elser Dies After Illness
Ferdinand Robert Elser aged 3 years 11 days died Friday morning after two weeks of whooping cough and pneumonia. He was the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elser of 454 South Third street. Funeral set for Monday at 7:30 am from the house and 8:00 am at St Stephen's church, interment in St Stephen's cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Robert Elser
Robert Elser
South Third Street
Notre Dame Academy
Elser
S Gas Department
Noring
St. Stephen’s Church
Bt. Stephen's Cemetery
Brothers in farm feud end with gunfire in Ross township
Charles Engle and his brother George Engle were involved in a farm division dispute on a 172 acre tract in Ross township. While Cludes Bu ule dug fence posts, George allegedly ordered him to abandon the work and shot at Charles, injuring him in the back. Charles later swore out a warrant for shooting with intent to kill. George Engle was arrested and the case awaits a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Engle
Ross Township
George Engle
Engle
Russiawnship
Cludes Buule
George
Dowty
George Firgle
Petitions Must Be Filed By Saturday Midnight
The Ohio primary petitions must be filed by Saturday midnight as the new law requires filings 30 days before the primary date. Secretary Graves learned Cincinnati officers were unaware of the amendment and confirmed with the Attorney General that the law stands unchanged, prompting a letter to Cincinnati officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Election Board
Cincinnati
Charles 8. Graves
General Assembly
Wyxs
Graves
Genera Hogan
Hamilton
Barn Fire Destroys Van Ansdal Tent Settlement
A large barn near Eaton owned by Charles Van Ansdal southwest of Eaton, near the state line, burned totally with tents consumed. loss partially insured. Other items note land sales: Elizabeth Noesel to Prank Buller lot 14575 Hamilton. El Griesmer to W P Ivins lots 102280 Hamilton. W C Bowler to Mullie Alexander lot 6197 Hamilton, all for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Charles van Ansdal
Elizabeth Noesel
Prank Buller
Hamilton
EL Griesmer
W. P. Ivins
Mullie Alexander
Farmer Brink’s Loss in Fatal Farm Wagon Collision
Henry Brink, a farmer near Carthage, lost several hundred dollars when his hay wagon and team were struck by an eastbound New York express at the Fourth street crossing. One horse was killed and the wagon badly damaged as the team bolted after Brink entered Wiehe Bros. for a moment. The engine suffered no damage and the train was delayed briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brink
Cacthage
New York Express
Big Four
Fourth Street
Carthage
Brink
Fron
Wiehe Bros
Jones Confesses to Bicycle Theft in Middletown
Ray Jones, 21, of West Wiksow, was arrested by Officer Fiemeyer on a charge of stealing a bicycle in Middletown three weeks earlier and attempting to sell it to Wiseman & Cray for 15 dollars. He admitted selling his own wheel for nine dollars in Middletown, then driving the bike to West Elkton where his father later found it. Authorities in Middletown are pursuing the missing-wheel case as they investigate the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Jones
West Wiksow
Fiemeyer
Middletown
Wiseman & Cray
Market Strett
Jones
Johnson
John Street
Cinccinnati
Fieteger
Sebald
Homer Overbols
West Elkton
Iaid
Jones, Jr
Hamilton
Baby Morris IV Dead Son Of Warwickshire Parents
Clarence Henry Morris, aged months and 6 years, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Morris of Warwickshire, died last night. He was born in the city on November 28, 1920. The funeral will be from the parents home on Starr avenue, Warwickshire, with time to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Henry Morris
Frank Morris
Starr Avenue
Warwickshire
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Lair Hoe
Kinani
Caanon
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Che Robinson
Schwenn
Mary Rushman
New Bremien
al Corbett
St. John’s Elvireh
Walter Maier
T. H. Hell
Carl Goebel
Christian Ummel
Siyke
Lelegee
Allen’s Union
Florenza
Krebs
INIA
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Cos
W. F. Labs
Ferdinand Robert Elzer
Misa Mary Carr
Charles E Engle
George ‘Engle
Baby Morris IV
Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
W. Caldwell
Coldwell Ride
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