Inventory Of County Infirmary Goods From Theiss Era
Complete listing of belongings transferred to Superintendent Theiss on March 2 1913 detailing store room items such as 18 new coffins 140 yards crash toweling and 68 bed linens plus extensive household and farm equipment including can tomatoes mops coffee pots and 22 hogs with farm implements, signed by Walter Braun Jacob Braun and Harry Mettler.
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Walter and
Jacob Braun
Harry Mettler
Jacob ‘Thes
Walter
Jacob Iran
Harry Methier
Mr. Theiss
Canton
Tannel
Ad Gunslin
Éaliea
Calicn
Ned Goods
Dhs
Obituary and Farm Auction Report From Morning Sun
Earl Douglass visits a school friend as farmers’ activities fill a Saturday in Morning Sun Neave Mr and Mrs Wright attend the Farmers elu Notables include Mr Riggs from Wooster giving a talk Mrs and Mrs Harry Sizelave host visitors from Con treras Mrs Minnie Thomas and daughter with family from Humilton and Berk Brown attend to ill father Israeb Brown recovers Ma Brown resumes health Relatives of B B Douglass stay with Somerville family Auction of George B Allen farm and valuables including guns diamonds rubies follows his death a year ago His estate faces a Witter contest heirs challenge the will Funeral services for J Scott Brown held at home Rev I A Spencer presiding Dr St Hume and others present Stanley Omaha nephew Seoh McQnown Monmouth TI and granddaughter Mrs Creary lead Muskingum College attendance Mr Brown aged eighty three a longtime United Presbyterian member.
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Journal
San
Earl Douglass
Neave
Mes
Wiliant Wright
Riggs
Wooster
Harry Sizelave
Sablale
Lotus Paxton
Contreras
Minnie Thomas
Dingster
Humilton
Berk Brown
College Corner
Israeb Brown
Ma Brown
B. B. Douglass
Somerville
George B. Allen
Allen
Witter
Charge
J. Scott Brown
I. A. Spencer
St. If Hume
Will Brown
Arthur
Idaho
Stanley
Omaha
Seoh McQnown
Monmouth
Creary
Muskingum Callege
New Concord
Brown
Sweet Milk Valley Notes From The Journal
Sweet Milk Valley notes from The Journal dated March 14 report local movements including Mrs Louise Truster in Hamilton last day Blaué ins beet hauling wheat, Adam Stith in Wantallon, William M Weber of Cellar Grave visiting, Mr and Mrs Hill Dithman hosting, Miss Huth Kochantief View spending Sunday with Mr and Meg Dittman, George and Jack Smith driving, Mr and Mrs Zeipfer entertaining, Steve Leblanc visiting Hearty View, Fred Dittman driving and planning, Miss Ruth Specht with a gentleman friend, Adrin Brosier near Lonesome Valley in vicinity, Miss Hately Thon calling, Frank Real visiting, Joe Falkenstein passing through.
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the Journal
Sweet Milk Valley
Louise Truster Tran
Hamilton
Adam Stith
Wantillon
Willian MM. Weber
Loeality
Hill
Dithman
Twlewild Sunda
Huth Kochantief
Fred Dittman
Mike Ruth Speeht
Adrin Brosier
Lonesome Valley
Miss Hately
Frank Real
Joe Falkenstein
Millvillé
Misa Ruth B. Specht
Sulinol Teacher Visits Sister in Collinsville
A Sulinol teacher spent Saturday night and Sunday visiting her sister in Collinsville, returning home Sunday.
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Collinsville
Flenners Corner Notes From The Journal
William Rogers of Dayton spends a week visiting family in Cincinnati. Helen Angspurger from Cincinnati visits home folk. Mr and Mrs Maham host friends Sunday. Luther and family attended service at a local church. Mrs Mthert welcomed a son born at a local hospital. Charles Ghiex attended the party at the Paves meeting. Martin Rogers of Middletown visits with Myre Mary Hoge this week.
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William Rogers
Dayton
Hess
Helen Angspurger
Cincinati
Cearge Mahan
Bannee Maham
Parer
Luther
Eue
Ee Visi
Ore
Aul
Mea
Preineelou
Mthert Ason
Aimial Spreaky
Wurger E
Charles Ghiex
Mishtio Teavaiy Evaning
Mardin Rogers
Middletown
Myre
Mary Hoge Eps
Local notices from Linden and Hamilton district
Spenthed To Che Joncnih, 0, Mur. Vide Pardy, of na place, ape Friday and Saturday with his brother Ghial Pindy, of nua Naw Uavery. Mrs. Hermann Wieche spent the past three weeks in Hamilton with dle Schweitzer fishers, has retired home improved in health. Asn Purdy and family at Veniva called on his folks. Mr Haden and family have taken up their tenure with Mr and Mrs PD Richara Purdy. Kilian called on Mr Wieache and family Sunday afternoon. Michael Urbanons entertained relatives from Filwood, Ind, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Josephine Sehte of My
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Che Joncnih Finden
Vide Pardy
Na Place
Ghial Pindy
Nua
Hamilton
Hermann Wieche
Dle Schweitzer Fishers
Asn Purdy
Veniva
Bumflornnon
Mr. Haden
PD Richara Purdy
Kilian
Wioahe Andy
Michael
Local Notes Show Social Visits and Farm Activity
Vinton spent Sunday with Faele Hermann and family. Vinderman shipped hogs in the past week. Termam Wiechas finished a large cattle barn. Madge Crayford traveled with her grandmother. Mes Rhehardt of Hamilton has been on the sink list and is improving. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Urban hosted guests. Josephine Sehtenter of Raton visited her aunt. Joseph Brogey moved from Jas. Riley’s place with goods. Rayal Chaword spent weekend in Hamilton with relatives. Mrs. Merman Wiehe returned from Hamilton under doctor care and is improving. Wiedie Bros. hosted visitors Sunday afternoon. Carpenters rebuild Mrs. John Thoellis’ house destroyed by fire. Chas Butts moved into Hill Lop Cottage. Peter Dieteh and Mrs. Mary Trogan enjoy new pianos from George Krebs & Co. Herman Wiehe and son Henry sold cattle at Cincinnati stock yards. The Journal’s Peoples Column rents Your property.
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Vinton
Hermann
Vinderman
Termam Wiechas
Madge Crayford
Mes. Rhehardt
Hamilton
Michael Urban
Batarday and Bialay
Josephine Sehtenter
Raton
Terman Wilhe
Joseph Brogey
Jas
Riley
Rayal Chaword
Suluday
Merman Wiehe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Theiss
Ladd
Black Horne
Uen
Butler County Infirmary
Enna
Sweeney
Mon's Ward
Walter J. Braun
Jacob J. Braun
Tiarry
Mettler
Moeek
Millikin
Court House
Oroose
The
Good Clothes Shop
Smith's Theatre
Bidg
Cincinnati
Race Street
Tee
America
Paris
Flenner’s
Linden
Peoples Column
High St
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