Downpour disrupts Sunday evening city events
Fragmentary report describes a heavy rain and umbrellas failing to cope as a Sunday evening scene drew crowds to a street area. The murky note mentions people seeking shelter and authorities preparing quick changes to plans amid the sudden weather.
Fragmentary Weather Note Reflects April Shower Delays
A garbled weather fragment recalls a heavy downpour and a city’s postponed plans in April. It mentions Ax Bouthurn Ohio and Willston, noting May was expected as a finale but was affected by the recent shower and poor revival.
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Ohio
Willston
Beautiful Company Presents Grand Theater Military Tableau
Beautiful Company presents a grand military tableau at the Grand Theater this week. The production features Dr. O. SL A. BM and the Second Regiment in a lifelike adaptation of Her Sweet Susren, inspired by New York Hippodrome staging. The show runs Tuesday Wednesday and Friday evenings with strong military pageantry.
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Dr. O. SL
Twelfth annual Catholic societies convention in Columbus
The twelfth annual convention of the Ohio State Federation of Catholic societies was held in Columbus on May 6. Officers present included President John Price and first vice president T O Malley with other officers and delegates named for the national convention in Louisville.
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Columbus
Ohio State Federation of Catholic Societies
Peleclad
John
Price
First View
T. ¥. O'Malley
Guiton
Mary McCrehen
J. Weisend
de “Anglin
Charles Ruse
Stark Eatnly
Josephine Brown
Anthony J. Maselie
Cincinnati
Ralph H. Scheffer
John Fe Planayay
Louisville
Phoebe A Page 1543 death notices in Thoraday’s Journal
Phoebe A Page daughter of Benjamin and Baral Ann Page was born Sept. 6 1543 and died last Wednesday at age 69. She married Samu A Phares Aug. 15 1878. he died Feb. 11 1908. She spent most of her life in the birth neighborhood and is survived by Grace Phares Ana Moftman a sister three brothers and many friends and relatives.
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Thoraday
Phoebe A
Benjamin
Baral Ann Page
Samu A. Phares
Grace Phares
Ana Moftman
Bond Issue Endorsed At Brotherhood Meeting In Indiana
At a Sunday afternoon meeting of the Brotherhood of St John’s the bond issue for a new high school was endorsed. Members urged co operatives to vote for the issue and persuade friends. Dr B A R Torsch of Louisville, president of the Affiliated Brotherhoods of the Tocuchatta district spoke, praising the project as needed.
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Tobin
St. “John’s
B.A. R. Torsch
Louisville, Ky
Tuchatta
Evangelical Synod
Read ing board to pick successor to late P O Getter
The Reading board of education will choose a successor to the late P O Getter at its June meeting. Candidates include F Frana and J W Lyle of Lebanon Ohio GW Clements Amelins J B Tris lor Madisonville Julia W Baynes Miamisburg M Dayal Mt Healthy Be Vs Elephar ML Ooobs J G Williams Shunnville DB Thomas Lockland and BI Williams Norwood.
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Elephar
J. G. Wiliams
Shunnville
DB. Thomas
Lockland
Williams
Norwood
Poting vs Ununel Suit Over Contract Work Damages Filed
In the suit of J. We. Poting against C. C. Ununel the defendant filed no answer. Attorneys Baker and Faker state Poting did not perform the contracted work and seek $402a3. On cross petition damages claim arising from being forced to seek other help to complete instruction of a house Poling contracted to build.
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J. We. Poting
C. C. Ununel
Baker and
Faker
Poting
Poling
Elks Club Opens in Campbell Home
The Elks opened their new club rooms in the Campbell home at South Maurth and Ludlow streets Sunday. The plush interior features a reception room, leather chairs, and a second floor with parlors and writing rooms while strict access rules limit entry to members within a defined district. Flowers were sent by many society members, and the lodge will limit Tuesday openings during lodge meetings.
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Elks
James
Campbell
South Maurth
Ludlow
Billinge
Elarge
Peter Paul Boll
Edward Jr. Canning
William WM. Meer Puem, Jr
Tiny Ouanbers
Elks’ Club
Son of Hamilton Lodge
Trenton
Butler County
Clayton A. Leiler
Tid
Keyes
Cas Busch
Stanley Bhafley
P. Hathorn
Wallace E. Boneh
Harry L. Solimggn
Prank Cronin
Allert P. Wagner
Tam Boli
L. A. Boli
William M. Hearmann
New Library Government Rules Next Meeting Adopted
At the library meeting trustees Nelson Williams and Rev. C F Allwardt discussed new government roles. Clayton A Lester and David Pierce presented lental files for the library and its employees. The rules will be adopted at the next meeting.
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Truskers St
Fea Pree
Tibra
David Pierce
Phorule
Clayton A. Leister
Nelson Williams
C F. W. Allwardt
Libary
Zie Mente Hills
Hot Springs Liver Buttons Promote Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Hot Springs Liver Buttons as the world’s best remedy for constipation and headaches. It claims rapid bloating relief, improved digestion, and energized blood, urging readers to obtain a 21 week supply from local Hot Springs sellers or request a free sample by writing to the Hot Springs Chemical Co. in Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Eve Selon
Henshon
Althie
Cadifornia
Tok Springs Chemical Co
Radelirre
Iton
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