McGonigle Sunday school plans stunt party and picnic
June 24 stunt party and social planned in the McGonigle Sunday school room with five groups, prizes, and acts including a grand march and treasure hunt. Miss Brant’s Young Ladies class organizes. committee led by Ralph Roll Gillespie and Mrs Burkhart. Children’s Day praised. Miss Blant and Miss Weber honored with flowers. A Sunday picnic is under consideration by a committee led by Rev. Bunnel and Mr dog Bufflery.
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McGonigle
McGonigle Sunday School
Churcl
Ralph Roll
Huber Gillespie
Mrz
Ed Burkhart
Hax
Bliss Nell Brant
Miss Blant
Elsie Weber
Nell Blant
Mr. Smith
Thurch
Weber
Mariana Weaver
Maynard Blant
Chemical industry leads U S growth as exports rise in 1925
The Chemical Industry shows rapid growth due to war-time supply shifts. First quarter 1925 exports of chemicals and allied products totaled 36,034,000, up 11 percent from 1924, with shipments of naval stores paints varnishes explosives and perfumery higher than in 1924. Pigments paints and varnishes rose 8 percent to 4,133,000, while sulfur improved 50 percent in value. Explosives surged 387 percent, dynamite forming 60 percent of the total. Foreign demand for medicines and pharmaceuticals also climbed to 4,826,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of Commerce
Charles O
Concannon
Chemical Division
Department
Order Partition of Farm In Fairfield Township
Judge Walter S. Harlan ordered partition of 170 acres in Fairfield township in the case John D Andrews against James B Gilmore and others. Commissioners Walter Seward J Wesley Morris and Charles T Anderson to appraise. shares allocated among named heirs including John D Andrews 1 40 Gilmore and Myrtle 3 McMechan 1 8 each and others 1 40 to 1 32 each. a peach. Four women bound to jury. Transcripts plus $10 appeal bonds filed for reversal in common pleas court. Each defendant fined $55.85. Peter Farlay surety on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Township
Walter S. Harlan
John D. Andrewe
James B. Gilmore
Walter Seward
J. Wesley Morris
Charles T. Anderson
John D
Andrews
Myrtle
Susan Kelly
Helen King
Fred Horn
Stanley B. Andrews
Ruth Andrews Reed
Allen Andrews
Elizabeth Rogers
Hamilton Municipal
Mario
Lottie Holly
Matie Davis
Ruth Smith
Wood Street
William 8. McBinnie
Common Pleas Court
Peter Farlay
Conley Sentenced to Penitentiary for Shooting with Intent
Edward Conley received a sentence of 18 months in the Ohio penitentiary after being found guilty of shooting with intent to kill. The ruling was approved by Judge Clarence Murphy in common pleas court. A pair of shoes was recovered and held by officer W. W. Winfrock at the courthouse for the rightful owner who left the bundle in the Indies rest room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conley
Ohio
Edward Conley
Common Pleas Court
Clarence Murphy
W. W. Winfrock
Banjana
Indies
Palace Timely Topics at Palace Theatre Chronicle
World and regional items unfold in a final Palace Timely Topics program shown this afternoon and evening. The notes mention North hire crowds in Olympia England maneuvers, a New York centered pageant, Kellogg state attendance, and Lexington Kentucky commemorating its 16th anniversary with civic groups present in a monster parade.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bhinger F
North Hire
Olympia
England
Washington
D. C
Fres
Ooo- Udge
Bec
Kellogg
St. Paul
Lexington
Palace
Palace Theatre
Olds Named as Assistant to Sec Kellogg
President Coolidge appoints Robert B. Olds of St. Paul as assistant secretary of state, succeeding John Van A. MacMurray who goes to minister at Peking. Olds is a member of Kellogg's former law firm, chosen to share the department's legal workload.
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Washington
Coolidge
Robert B. Olds
St. Paul
John van A. MacMurray
Peking
Kellogg
Senate
State Department
Change in Surveyor's Office After Resignation
County Surveyor William 5. Conklin announced office changes following the resignation of chief deputy James W. Cullen who has left for Detroit to work on the SS Lawrence river deep waterway project. The vacancy will not be filled amid a forced reorganization. Gens Kreinfelder and B. L. Roberts will be in the office most times, while Thomas Bird and William Hancock will handle field work.
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William 5. Conklin
James W. Cullen
Deroit
SS. Lawrence River
Gens Kreinfelder
B. L. Roberts
Middletown
Thomas Bird
Miami University
William Hencock
Eptember
British subject killed in Shanghai amid anti-foreign tensions
New York reports the murder of British subject W. W. Mackenzie and wounding of Miss Mary Duncan during an automobile stop by seven men in Shanghai. Officials expect swift action in Peking as anti-foreign sentiment grows. Duncan survived, Mackenzie died after protests were met with gunfire as the car reached the British settlement. The unrest stems from a broader anti-foreign movement tied to factory disputes in China.
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New York
China
Shanghai
W. W. Mackenzie
Mary Duncan
Peking
Mackenzie
Duncan
Henghai
Freezone promises quick corn relief with painless lift off
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns without pain. A small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents supposedly removes hard and soft corns between the toes, allowing removal with fingers and no irritation.
Illustrated Sermon at Morning Sun Next Sunday
An illustrated sermon at Morning Sun is planned for next Sunday. Mrs C O Mr Creary entertained on Monday with attendees including Will Johnson and family of Oxford and Raw Howard Brittain of Newark N J Joe Lemon who graduated from Indiana University last week remained to take normal work. C A Bess and family attended a reunion at Dayton Saturday. John Wright and Jessley Wright of Oxford attended a picnic. Mrs Edgar Krebs entertained 21 friends Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Pearl Brad bury. A quilt for the bride to be was a feature. Parklso from Topeka spent the weekend with R M Wilson and family. At Pienie on Friday the Manz Wilson and McCreary families held a picnic for Rev C G Mann and family of Templeton Wis and Mr and Mrs MxeParking of Topeka Kan. Church service followed with a program by children Sabbath morning and an object sermon by the pastor. Next Sabbath evening the message will be illustrated with stereoptical views. Missionary Meesing the Woman's Missionary Society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Roy Wright.
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Everett Mann
C. G. Mann
Templeton
Wis
MxeParking
Topeka
Kan
Woman's Missionary Society
Roy Wright
John Black Named Studio Director at WHT Chicago
Hamilton residents learned today that John Black son of Mrs Louis Huber of Symmes road has been named studio director at radio station WHT Chicago part of the Wrigley company His background includes popular songs and work in musical comedies The selection followed an exhaustive search across many states by Wrigley officials
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John Black
Chicago
Hamilton
Louis Huber
Symmes Road
WHT
Wrigley Company
Sinck
Ohio Lions Set International Convention at Cedar Point
Ohio Lions prepare for the International Convention at Cedar Point on June 29 marking Ohio Day. District Governor Albert Elton will open the Ohio Lions State Convention at 10:00 AM with a two hour session, followed by a day of hospitality, recreation, and public amusements for about 5,000 visiting Lions from the US and Canada.
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Ohio Lions
International Convention of Lions
Cedar Point
Ohio
United States
Canada
Albert Elton
Youngstown
Ohio Lions Band
Contracts Awarded and Bids Received in Milford Township
County commissioners awarded two contracts on Tuesday. Vernon I. Hughes won the reinforced concrete culvert on the Taylor road in Milford Township at 993. Fred Nagel was the other bidder at 1,065, engineer's estimate 1,200.04. Howard C. Coulter & Company secured the surface treatment on the Hamilton-Scipio pike from Millville to Scipio pike and New London pike from Scipio to Shandon for 7,792.68. Shaw Brothers bid 9,475.16. engineer's estimate 9,253.10. No bidders on the surface treatment of New London pike to St. Clair and Hanover townships. readvertisement planned. No award yet for reinforced beam bridge on Ross-Hanover road. Vernon F. Hughes bid 4,123.40 on concrete.
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Vernon I. Hughes
Taylor Yoad
Milford Township
Howard
Soulter & Company
Millville
Scipio
Shandon
Hughes
Fred Nagel
Coulter
Shaw Brotherg
New London Pike
St. Clair
Hanover
Ross- Hanover Road
Vernon F. Hughes
Bridge company bids and tax deadline notice
Gonia Bridge company submitted three bids of 0805 6898 and 735 and submitted plans. Tune 20 is the last day the annual cigarette tax can be paid at the office of the county treasurer. A penalty will be assessed those who have not paid the tax by that day. It was announced at the treasurer's office that collection of June taxes for the city will not begin for several days.
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Gonia Bridge Company
Ecounty
Palmer seeks probate court approval to sell Middletown property
Edwin Palmer as executor of Alberta E. Palmer's estate filed a probate petition Tuesday to sell land in Wilmack addition Middletown. Debts total 245 and administration costs run to 250. Real estate appraised at 6000, bond increased by 12000 for sale proceeding.
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Edwin Palmer
Alberta
E. Palmer
Wilmack Addition
Middletown
Assignee Reports Probate Court Proceeds in Middletown
Carl J. Mueller as assignee of Frank L. Profit filed a probate court report showing $573.65 from the sale of personal property. The court approved $160 for Mueller’s services and a claim of $15 from Dayton Scale Co. Remainder of proceeds to be distributed to creditors. A Volks seat event was noted for Saturday at fair grounds.
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Carl J. Mueller
Frank L. Profit
Middletown
Mueller
Dayton Scale Company
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M’gonigle
McGonigle Swalay
Dog Bufflery
Bunnel
Becketts
Hanover Sewing Club
Taylor Beckett
Merle
Serzill
Glenn Fichter
Joan
Columbus
J. W. Fichter
Annie Bidreth
Kodiak
Anvin Blidreth
Ogl Williams
Davies
Siesaa
Miles Alma McCray
Jona
Metal and Manufactures
Olds
Sec’y Kellogg
Durham
George FH. Roberts
Probain Court
Benjamin F. Durham
Missionary Society
California
West
Lansing
Reo
The
West Side Motor Co
REO Motor Car Company
Lansing, Michigan
Volks
Fair Grounds
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