Big Reservoir to Be Built at Liberty Indiana
Purdue engineer R L Backett and Garver Constructions Co official signed contracts for rebuilding Liberty Indiana cement reservoir at the water works station amid council bids. Six bids were opened with J L B Barr of Batavia Ohio at 4000 dollars, Wim A Boaz of Jamilian Ohio at 4600, The Beers Offutt Construction Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Ind
R. L. Backett
Purdue
Garver Constructions Co
Hamilton
J. L. B. Barr
Batavia
Wim. A. Boaz
Jamilian
The
Beers-Offutt Const. Co
Local Names and Sums Recorded in College Corner Ledger
Wayne and Thos Gibbons attend College Corner with sums of 3495 and 9290 respectively. Foster Coast and Coy Linton City report 3170 and 2071. Gar ver Bros Hrillon Oy entries add 2907 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Thos, Gibbons
College Corner
Foster Coast
Coy
Linton City
Ind
Garver Bros
Hrillon
Y M C A Board Meeting And Commencement Plans
The board of directors will meet tonight at 7:30 at the association. The night school commencement occurs tonight with De Nan Milikin delivering the address to thirteen graduates and Chas Trostel presenting diplomas. Several former college stars will join the US ML GAL football team and appear tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Nan Milikin
Local team to feature experienced players in upcoming game
Jrow's lineup includes Walker from Ohio University McTaughlin from Transylvania Mclenzie from Carthage and Lingler a former high school star, giving the local squad a battle tested roster for the clash tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrow
Walker
Ohio University
McTaughlin
Transylvania
MclKenzie
Carthage
Lingler
Wins Van Winkle Indicted for Forging Post Office Money Order
U S grand jury at Cincinnati indicted Wins Van Winkle for forging Gort Van Winkle’s name on a four cent money order issued at the Mamillan post office. Scott Whelan of North Tenth and Dayton streets was struck by Frank X Schrankel’s automobile and bruised about the body. Philip Geisler fainted at the fair grounds Thursday noon and was removed to the fly hall where he soon recovered and was sent on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wins van Winkle
U.S. Grand Jury
Cincinnati
Gort van Winkle
Mamillan
Scott Whelan
North Tenth
Dayton Streets
Frank X
Schrankel
Philip Geisler
Fair Grounds
Ite
Better Street Car Service Sought After Fair
The crowd at the fair urged improved street car accommodations and a bridge over the canal. Chambers of Commerce officials expressed willingness to discuss turning the grounds into a park and arranging a loop track to the entrance for peak events. Officials warned about crowds returning home and possible conference dates to boost transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tey
Cur
Blade
Stade
John Schwab obituary from Millville area 1845–1877
John Schwab born 1845 at Millville Butler County son of Jacob Sehwab and Margaret died Oct 2 near Eaton aged unknown. Married Marie Gunekel in 1872 and left six children four daughters and one son living with mother. Funeral Oct 4 at home, Rev. C A Hunter presiding. Burial at Collinsville Cemetery beside his first-born son. The Sehwabs moved to Preble County in 1877 to the Shideler farm, esteemed by all who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schwab
Jacob
Margaret Sehwab
Millville
Butler County
Eaton
Marie Gunekel
Sevenmile
C. A. Hunter
Presbyterian Church
Mas. Courant
Earl Young
Messrs
W. T. Honevele
Ed Taman
Somerville
Collinsville
Sehwabs
Preble
Shideler
Amusements at Smith's Theatre Tonight Charlotte Temple
Smith's theatre offers Charlotte Temple by the Imperial Stock Company tonight. The week has drawn large crowds due to strong company and production quality with a matinee Saturday featuring vaudeville numbers and a solid mix of legitimate theatre and specialty acts.
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Charlotte Temple
Smith's
Iiperial Stock Company
Biz Houges
Smith’s
Alee
Carter
Lay
Theompany
Cael
Vandeville
Performanes
Smelaville House
The Magic Horse Delights Week Audience at Local Playhouse
The act The Magic Horse headlines a week at the local playhouse. Manager McCartley offers a unique American stage spectacle praised for its humor. Violinist Herbert Camp charms with fine playing. Browning and Kellar entertain with singing and whistling. Ate Taylor shines as a leading singer. Limp Orbassany’s Covknloas entertains throughout, with a dramatic ship fire rescue scene deftly staged.
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McCartley
Herbert Camp
Browning
Kellar
Ate Taylor
Limp Orbassany
Muelt
Moving Pictures of Austin Flood at the Jewel
The Jewel shows moving pictures of the Austin flood disaster today. The theatre spared no expense to secure the film before any other venue. Dam breaks and destruction in Austin are described as extreme, with houses and businesses swept away. Admission is five cents.
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Jewel
Austin
Auslin
Tagedy
Buadhend
Coroney Burnett Delivers Three Verdicts Before Grand Jury
Coroney Burnett rendered three verdicts in high profile cases slated for grand jury review. The death of George McGill involved a vehicular incident with Philip Heberstreit. the coroner finds Mubvustrert not to blame as McGill became bewildered after the collision.
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Coroney Burnett
George McGill
Steaak
Philip, Heberstreit
Mubvustrert
Ani
McGill
The Masons Wall Celebrate Centennial Event
Washington Lodge No. 07 centennial program announced for next Tuesday evening at the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Address by Alten Andrews past grand master of Ohio. Solo and quartet selections by Haydn, Bartlett and Brownell, with Mr. Evans and Mr. Platt featured. Benediction by Pastor Sheridan Watson Bell of First Methodist.
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Washington Lodge
F&a. di
Iist
Ts Sollows
Harry Glen
Westminster Presbytes
Alten Andrews
Ohio
Parry
Haydn Quinelie
Bartlett
Brownell
Ived H. Evans
Platt
Haydi
William A. Evans
Mr. Platt
McDowell
Love
Shelley
Edwin Christinn
Haydn
C. E. Evans
FT. Rvans
W. A. Evans
L. Mi. Christian
Hvis
West Chester murder cases prompt grand jury review
A report notes that Joseph Brayton was allegedly killed by Clarence Sloan in what is claimed not to be justifiable homicide and Sloan should face grand jury investigation. Coroner Burnett states Joseph Hardesty died from gunshot wounds, while Emanuel Schulteiss Carl Schultheiss and Christian Dili are held for deliberate unlawful killing.
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Joseph Brayton
West Chester
Sorener
Brayton
Clarence Sloan
Sloan
Joseph Hardesty
Burnett
Hardesty
Emanuel Schulteiss
Carl Schultheiss
Christian Dili
Prizes Awarded For Machinery Exhibits At Covington Fair
A committee led by Fair Board Director James Cummins awarded the first prize of 50 dollars to the Fisch er Hardware Co for a fine display in Covington Ky. The second prize of 25 dollars went to the Shafer Brothers of Hamilton for an excellent display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Sobagen
Barton Carr
Louis Augspurger
Fair Board
James ©. Cummins
Covington
John Richardson
Myrile
Fivat Gentry
Middletown
Fischer Mardware Makie
Yealer Co
Pink Pills for Pale People touted for stomach relief
An ad promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a tonic to strengthen the stomach and improve digestion. It claims to build pure rich blood, soothe nerves, and aid various ailments including indigestion and rheumatic conditions. The testimonial from Wrightsville resident Howard S Urban describes prior indigestion and relief after using the pills. Prices are listed as 50 cents per box or six boxes for $2.50, from Dr Williams Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wystern
Howard
Urban
Wrightsville
York Co
der. Williams
Wile
Ohio Building Association League Nears 24th Annual Meet
John J. Pawlinton and all former officers were re elected including J M McKay as first vice president William M Greer as second vice president Clases J Brown as secretary and Charles J Parrish as treasurer The 23rd annual meeting was the most successful and best attended Cedar Point will host next year with the convention to be held on the second Wednesday in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
D. Cel. G
John J. Pawsinton
East Liverpool
J. M. McKay
Youngstown
William M. Greer
Cleveland
Clases J. Brown
Charles J. Parrish
Hamilton
Ohio Building Associatin League
Cedar Point
Shilding Association
Charles Buck and James Cor Arrested in Thursday Growids Case
Charles Buck and James Cor main were arrested Thursday in Siternooghy Ora Table following a police operation. Authorities did not disclose charges pending further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Tl. Buck
James Cormain
Growids
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Winter & CO
Main St
Hamilton, Ohio
McCall Patters
BIG
Garvers
Liberty, Ind
Kirschbaum
Union Made
Young’s
New York
Elgin, Cutter & Crossed
Deimpstre
Aton Union
John’ Schwab
Grand Theatre
Gardner-Vincent Company
High St
John A. Burnett
Masons Wall
Allen "Andrews
C.J. Parrish
Ohio Building Associations
Astelas Asn
Postam Cereal Company, Limit
Battle Creel
Mich
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