Expense records list local officials expenses and boxing coverage
A list of expense accounts filed with Clerk H. H. Maines shows amounts for several officials, including AL Dillon surveyor 120503 dollars and Walter Brann recorder 28.50. The report also mentions boxing reports from Rudy Lashge and Packey McLand-Ray-Bronson in Indianapolis. Adkins and Shannon vaudeville duo are touring and available for local engagements. Delayed C H and D train arrival from Speedway races reached Indianapolis at 11:96 PM Thursday after engine trouble at Cottage Grove.
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Privnacieg
H. H
Maines
Heobard
AL Dillon
Walter ‘J. Brann
Frank ‘Kinch
Alit Funes “Harmon
Hoffman
Vonderbamn
Har ‘d Kellen
Henry’ Krona
B.C
Ben A. Bickley
Fred ‘Winkler
John Schorr
Edward Solingen
Warren Fd
W. W. Crawford
J. Smith
Indianapolis
Cottage Grove
Children’s Service Promises Success at Lie First Reformed
The annual Sunday school event before Children’s Day features Rev H N Kerst delivering a children’s sermon titled The Man Who Stuck to His Job. Youth choir, Miss Hazelce Zilcox, and Miss Bill Vateau provide music and a solo while boys from classes serve as ushers. Rotheneuse Wins earns the first prize in a National Porter association guessing contest, with a yellow porter pigeon awarded for the top guess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie First Reformed
H.n.kerst
Iloxence Zilcox
Rotheneuse
James
EB “Rothentush
WARKS: GEO. GOLDSMITH ATTEMPTED SURGICIDE BY MURIATIC ACID
George D. Goldsmith a 45 year old Kentucky native and Wa wickshi resident attempted suicide by swallowing muriatic acid at about 10 20 Friday morning. Despondent over some trouble he likely drank the acid thinking it was a harmless drink. he was taken to Mercy hospital where Dr Good treated him and he later said it was a mistake and he was recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ D. Goldsmith
Kentucky
FB Street
Wawickshi
Erick
Champion Coated Paper Co
Death of Guy Powell on his nineteenth birthday
Guy Vernon Powell son of Francis and Powell of 568 South Twelfth street died Thursday after a three week brain fever. He would have turned nineteen on Wednesday. Survived by parents two brothers Harold and Donald and sister Grace. He was a carpenter by trade and a member of the Carpenters union. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev H G Finney officiating. Interment Green-Wood Friends may view the remains from Friday evening until the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Vernon Powell
Francis, Powell
South Twelfth Street
Harold
Donald
Grace Powell
Divorce suit cites desertion by wife on May 26
John Ohr sues Jessie Ohr for divorce claiming she deserted him May 26. The Ohrs were married in Newport, By, Aug 20, 1907 and have no children. Ohr says married life was distasteful as she never did her town subold ny leg wind quarreled with him often. Woodruff and Schelhard, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Ohr
Tudéy
Jessie of
Newport
Ald
Ohr
Lia
Woodruft & Sehelhard
Attorneya
Memorial Day Memorial by Wetzel-Compton Post
Memorial services at Smith's theatre honored veterans and their wives. Judge W. Haggatt of Dayton praised the heroes and heroines, noting the world grows better and urging lasting remembrance as flowers lay on graves. The program featured a Women’s chorus, readings, and prayers by Rev. Thorsberry and Rev. Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith’s Theatre
Wetzel-Compton Post
Goa
Judge Rotard “W. Haggatt
Dayton
Bagegott
T ‘Otten
Totten
America
Lipa
Dolder
Young
Amerion
Renin
Neroine
Ubon
Ito
Jvst
Young America
Margaret Tupman
Gyrens
Pocock
Thorsberry
Arguments Close in Murder Trial of Selmitheiss
The State of Ohio rested its case against Mark Selmitheiss for second degree murder of Joseph Hardesty before Judge Warren Gard. Friday concluded with attorney arguments, Burns for the state and Harlan for the defense delivering strong pleas. verdict assignment to the jury expected late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Mark Selmitheiss
Joseph Hardesty
Warren Gard
Gard
Selmstheiss
Bes
M. OL Burns
Walter G. Harlan Wade
Selittheiss
Robert +. Shanle
Belinttlidiss
Deal Made at Old Paper Property to House Funeral Firm
Criesmer Crim Co funeral directors leased the old newspaper property on South Front Street near Ludlow. Charles Stevens of Venice will remodel the lower floor for their undertaking business to create a handsome, well equipped establishment in Butler County. The upstairs will be converted into a flat for A. J. Grit of the firm. Completion expected around July 1.
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Ie CriesmerCrim Co
Perhaneit
Butler County
A. J. Grit
Tira
Oven Poutey
Conference of Tenth District Churches of Christ Planned
The quarterly conference of the Tenth District Churches of Christ will be held on Mt Learthy Monday June 3 with a day program. Ministers meeting at 1:30 pm Christian Women’s board at 2 pm attendance expected from Tantillan and Lindenwald churches. BGR cabinet to meet next Tuesday evening with a report on boys city plan and arrangements for theannual BGR pie night.
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Churches “of Christ
Mt. Learthy
Sed Tetry
A. Sedastian
Tainisters of the Districk
Tainia‘ters
Christian Women's Board
Wis
Sons Ab Dd P.m
Tantillan
Lindenwald ‘Chirches
B. G
Volinet
Johnson Estate Probate Finds Executor for Folsom Property
The Johnson estate probate concludes with BL F. Uarwila named administrator of the Magdura Folsom estate valued at 400. The arrangement follows Friday tithe probate procedures, outlining the settlement and asset distribution under local law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Estate
Magdura Folsom
Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People advertised relief
An old advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restore strength and cure rheumatism and anemia. It quotes testimonials from a Sullivan Maine teacher and a Sullivan area user, alleging improved health, energy, and ability to work after taking the pills. The copy lists price and mail order, with Schenectady NY manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabber
Willian
Dervoie
Williams
Sammy Hoey
Jasper Meynell
Sullivan
Williame
Willame
Eraln
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williama Medicine Company
Bchencetady
N.Y
Taft Men Seize Control in Warren County Meeting
Taft supporters won control of the Warren County central committee in Lebanon Ohio. George Smith of Morrow was named chair and Earl McCreary of Lebanon treasurer. Marl McCreary of Lebanon was elected secretary as part of a Taft aligned executive slate.
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Lebanon
Warren
Phe'fleht
Taf'teman
C. Smith
Morrow
Marl McCreary
Taft
Awag
Mowanl Conavey
Frantlin
Chtimmin
Geo
Smith
Morrow, Sarelary
Earl McCreary
Trepsurer
Lindernwald club plans five day campaign drive
The Linnenwac club schedules a five day campaign with members conducting meetings at Lindendorwald on Monday. The secretary lists aims to recruit new members and approve member duties. A pool tournament begins Monday and runs for about a month. The boys club plans a day hike with seventy five participants leaving early Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindeuwwald Yom
Monilay
Lis
Lesirous
Ehts
Lindonwild
Mowlay
Monty the Boys
Hie
Brallah Association
Physician's Report on Tuberculosis Medicine
An old advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective for bronchitis asthma hay fever throat and lung issues. It cites patient affidavits from Mrs M H Garvin of Idaho and claims weight gain and recovery without poisons or habit forming drugs. The Radcliffe Drug Company and Kekinue Laboratory sponsor promotion with testimonials and a recovery booklet.
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Edlaru
Plysmvisn
Eekman
Idaho
Walla
M.H. Garvin
Eckman
Radcliffe Drug Company
Ty Kekinue Laboratory
Philadelphia
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Peoples Ly
J. J. Adkins
Wifs
Adkins and
Mes
H. J. Bueker
Mr. Pleasail
Vaudevilla
Servicen the
First Reformed Church
George Krebs
Sumner
Krebs
Geo. Goldsmith
Guy Powell
John Ohr
Jessie Ohr
Smith’s
Ives
Schul‘theiss
Made
Griesmer-Grim Co
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Warren County
Linnenwac
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