Local Notes From Pisgah To Hamilton and Middletown
Our Leather area and nearby towns report a week of routine visits and work resumption. Residents like Charles Hansicker and Paul Dingaman plan returns to Dayton and Hamilton respectively while others travel between Seven Mile and Trenton. Social visits include Mrs By Joling and Miss Mary Bingallan with Ripplis, and Mrs Clara Wender with daughter Jeesie. The community also notes workers restarting at Western Union in Plattsburg and a local butcher’s modernizing sales as corn prices and harvest rumors circulate. The A. U. Johar sale looms as the village’s largest event with planned lunches and front-page bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastin Ialse
Fina Dean
Pisgah
Dil
Charles Hansicker
Dayton
Paul Dingaman
Hamilton
Momilay
Misa Ray Weaver
Unidlton
Guese
FY. Weaver
Anit
Mra
Castle
Davie County
Bennett
Zinn
Grisbo
Nellie Crows
Hish
Sol Shafer
Western Union Telegraph Company
Plilsturg
John Shepard
Charles ‘Mandi
Aire
Rebecca Thyant
Woodedale
Mira Daisy
An Hutcher
Bert Snider
Nena
Mirrongie
Trenton
Wamilion Epicures
Berl
Kentucky
Ani Lee
Loon
Jack
Local Happenings In Greenbrier Area Reported
Greenbrier Me residents note visitors and departures. Mrs Ate Haynes returns from kin in Kentucky after a social gathering in Collinsville. Miss Bama Stratting leaves for Newport Ky. to join relatives. Trueter spent Sunday with Ola Behrwub. Miss Ley Truster visits Seven Mile relatives. Kate Canute visits Miller household after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ate
Haynes
Collinsville
Bama Slrattings
Newport
George
Community Notes From Collinsville And Nearby
Local items report Postal Telegraph workers trimming trees to prevent wire interference in Collinsville. Dr Waynes and companions visit Richmond, Indiana after a family visit. Gurl and Wilter Fisher praised for recent health improvement. Oxford armors group met at Don Williamson’s home. A social hosted by the ladies society gained funds and good attendance. Names include Mr and Mrs Jaco Unelehar visiting Richmond. May Maskeyf Millan Schmcock from Soperville and Miss Burattman of Cincinnati visited Minnie and Mamie Sebwah. Dr E Miller listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Company
Trimierl
Aud Rg
Waynes Lew
Richmond
Ind
Gurl
Wilter Fisher
Oxford Armors
Chih
Don Williamson
Jaco Unelehar
Hichmond
Munday
May Maskeyf
Aud Millan Schmcock
Sopperville
Misa Burattman
Cincinnati
Minnie
Mamie Sebwah
E. Miller
Pleasant Valley Notes and Local Visits
Pleasant Valley reports Howard Ross passing through on the way to Princeton on Sunday afternoon. Mettie Rothenbush returns home after a visit to Pula Patchell. Mr. Brrllen Sr. has shown improvement after months of illness. Duke. Hoppes works at Glendale preparing to erect a dwelling this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Berklay of West Chester visited Sunday. Frank Demoret opened school Monday at NewrN Valley schoolhouse with good enrollment. Coal for the schoolhouse delivered by John Van Dyke at his wid of .00 per ton. Miss Mollie Mowencrang called at Steven Patchhella last Tuesday on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Ross
Princeton
Frank Demoret
Mewrant Valley
Fair Board Secretary Attends Eaton Fair Progress
William C G Elmer, secretary of the fair board, visited the Eaton fair on Wednesday and promoted the event. Mrs. Kelly of the Telly Millinery Company drew attention with a display on Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William CG. Elmer
Jn Eaton Wemesday
Mrs. Kelly
The
Telly Militnery Company
Queen Olly
Pleasant Run Socials and Travel Notes Abroad
Pleasant Run and nearby residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Ohio and Kentucky. Names include Miss Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Jacke Stow, Frank Unt, Mamie Himt, Ruth Stalin, Maggie Hoodh, Amos Tottenger, Carrie Hunter, Rayche Lehne, Nola and Florence Wil, and many others. The fragment mentions a harness incident near Springdale and a barn raising, with guests from Dayton, Cincinnati, and Cincinnati area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacke Stow
Kentucky
Dalton Ant
Alice
Vat Pelt
Barnestarg
Florenge Aol
Roma
John Stout
Little Non
Guthriv
Olla
Rudge Huston
Roly Ork Huston
Wajrh Smith
Mt Healthy
Mish
Ruth Stalin
Maggie Hoodh
Amos Tottenger
Thair
Mes. & Smith Pottonger
Seven Mile
Cram
Alneinaati
Carrie Hunter
Raychel Lehne
Springdale
Rov
Ubanks
J. M. Brenton Brnty
Avery Husson
Nola
Florence
A. Ly
Golsner
Dayton
A. Manewold
Misa Garrhurler
Cincinnati
A.J. Reynotts
Della Jones
Toltenger Swatlay
OT. Hall
Shanon
Hall
Widow of Samat Girner Hosts Thursday Morning Service
The widow of the late Samat Girner hosted a Thursday morning service at the local Habits society. Many attendees from the community, including Mrs. Jene Premidy and Miss Mianie Sanuela, visited relatives and friends during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samat Girner
We Veluek
SL. Stephens
Senidlery
Maria Temp
Wooster
Normal
Jene Premidy
Mianie Sanuela
Ot V Wailtan
Werthesiay
Joly McGuy
Wes Gillerpie
God
Peart
Carre
Hessie Gilleanle
Gow
Local Social Notes From St Charles Area
St Charles community members hosted gatherings and visits. Obituary notes mention the death of Sune Garner Thursday at Sokp attending a long illness. Various families, including the Bryant and Glom Conv groups, hosted relatives and attended church and community events over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sune Garner
Soko
Ty Heralds
St. Stephen's
Jamiton
Abe
Rye
Daugshter
Ais
Jakke Priloyer Haston
Tual Alche P. Gwespie
Dangtler Ro
Dames
Hewth
Daniels
Simday
Win
Bryant
Lewd
Blau
Waer Ani
Ostard
Smd
Nathan Bryant Wil
Solktirk
Jas
Sanday
Glom Conv
Poorin
Jie
Ry 7
Titexple
Verdict in Greey v Tobly awards $100 to plaintiff
A court ruled in the case of Jeeve Greey versus Bridget Tobly, granting the plaintiff a $100 verdict on Wednesday afternoon in the civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeeve Greey
Bridget Tobly
A Brawl and a Cutting Scrape
Lin Board and Ed Howard were involved in a quarrel on Tuesday afternoon. Howard allegedly cut Board, who was severely injured and treated by Dr Scheel. Board refused to press charges. Howard was fined for disorderly conduct. High School Athletic Association election results announced with Tom Soli as president and Hier Deyerlein as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin Board
Ed Howard
Howard
Board
Sun
Greg
Hoard
Luen
Hart Doard
Dr. Scheel
Ner
High School Athletic Association
Ad For
Ows
Tom Soli
Hier Deyerlein
Paul Cook
Mer Beyerlein
Law firms to occupy new theatre offices in city
Construction of the Hamilton theatre is near completion and will house several law firms. Shadls Mortin, M. D. Wver dd Shepherd & Shaler are among those expected to move into prime new offices by January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiltheater
Mortin
M. D
Shepherd & Shaler
College Corner Delivers Vague Notices From Cincinnati and Indianapolis
The College Corner item lists several names and brief travels including Mr Owl and Mrs Frank Huann in Cincinnati and Indianapolis, Mr T M Wilson, Mrs Easene Ward, Riley Mila, Charles Sylvester, Olle Wysong, and others. It mentions a factory removal east of town and a peanut roaster patent note, with a photo gallery move in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owl
Frank Huann
T. M. Wilson
Actus
Claciuuati
Easene Ward
Cincinnati
Harence Shull
Cattage Groves
C. Barkley
Indianapolis
Riley Mila
Charles Sylvester
Mia
Olle Wysong and Son
Flarry Engle
Iy T. M
Seven Mile Village Socials and Visits Highlight Week
SEVEN MILE and surrounding areas saw a flurry of visits and entertainments this Sunday. Families from Middle Town and Overpeek hosted gatherings with neighbors and relatives including Mey Hawindacuby and Mr Hawindacuby, while Arthur and Leonard Winkler were noted as the nests of Areir Grandfather David. Various residents from Collinsville and Hamiltonville paid calls and attended church socials, with multiple small gatherings and a Presbyterian Church event reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dready
Middletown
Dames Yoops
Overpeek
Mey
Hawindacuby
Arthur
Leonard Winkler
Areir
David
Jacob
Dames Mitchell
Matytle
Millard Ritter
Venice Socials and Meetings Highlight Local Visiters
Venice reports a flurry of visits from Hamilton and nearby towns with many guests at Oss Lage No. 182 1 0 B meeting. Local families host and attend union evangelistic services in M B and Presbyterian churches with plans for afternoon and evening sessions. Several residents travel for study and weddings, while others move or relocate within the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason Dehmint
Cineglut
Asurew
Herward Fosilge
Mra. Smith Aul
Cloginanti
Felativea
GF Boeralt
Betaware
M. B
Covington
Lovell ‘Thonnsant
Shaun ‘Lon
Nifa
Vere Warr
Hamiton
S. Clark
Shandon
Dsta Maynard Sycat
Cincionati
Drown
Lucy Wern
Hamilton
Taylor
Kelsey
Lon and
and Herry
Cincinnati
Venice
Rends
Farlow
Dt Milluynd
Bimore Brown
Miltonville Farm Sale Promises Large Auction Day
Friends of Alvin Long now in Portersville Gal salud report his improving health. A sale on his Milton Ville farm is planned with 9 acres of land and various farm implements, foreseeing a large public sale. Cincinnati news notes, Kinney rest sale West farm details include a house site bought for 3300 and property near Uy Ca 4 sold for 2050, while a new house foundation is prepared for Joseph Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Long
Portersville
Tiene
Forbes
Milton Ville
Local notes from Huntsville and nearby towns
A birds eye of community happenings from Huntsville and vicinity includes visits by Captain Willd and Prov. Lewis Wright, a carpenter and horn punders. George Seward of Kyle Station. Magd's Station friends. and several residents boarding and visiting in Bethany and Hughes on various days. Farmers report routine fall plowing and improved fields after Friday rain. locals travel to Loveland and Cincinnati Wall Festival while others thresh and bank wheat for nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alf
Glaries Rebmann
Chil
Spring Hill Cemetery
Willd
Lewis Wright
George Seward
Kyles Stavion
Lermon
Harry Williams
Maud
Ry Ueally
Here
Mack Damands
Hughes
Schenck
Hamilton Mendy
Mra
Smile
Lovelind
Squire Vaugordan
Prince Inn
Marion Mullard
My. Suisse
Bethany
Robinson
Josie Morgan Marihlay
Gorsuch
Thomas ‘Tyxon
Keno
N.S. Carter
David
Hen Peek
Ven Jovian
Queen City
Dog scent trail leads to Roth raid and arrest
Police pursued a brutal assault case as bloodied victims were struck and gutted. Police used bloodhounds from Dayton to trace a scent across addresses ending at Joseph Roth’s home where Roth was found and detained amid noisy lynching threats that were later restrained.
Turbulent Second Ward Reacts to Notorious Crime
Residents of the Second Ward report intense agitation over a horrific assault on two young children linked to Motzer family in the neighborhood. Neighbors debated vigilante action but authorities were trusted to handle the case, as evidence against Roth rests on uncorroborated testimony from 'no dogs' and lacks solid legal basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heireus
Motzer
Roth
Saw Roth There Story Sparks Neighbor Accounts
A neighbor, Lerhla Glinge, says she saw Suth by Motzer's ticker shop Monday night watching Motzer children as they passed, inviting them to come over. The claim surfaced Wednesday and involves a neighbor's familiarity with the Motyers from the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerlha
Glinge
Motyers
Suth
Motzer
Filthy condition house in Peaks addition reported
In Peaks addition a house where Ruth was found was described as filthy. Authorities removed a woman to help after deeming the place intolerable. Roth's father had been in herd for years and his mother was too feeble to care for the room, leaving a bleak situation surrounding the son's Tuesday night actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Avenue
Peck
Roth
Joseph Roth
Ruth
Hays
Police Seek Help After Missing Dogs Case Clarity Lacks
Police authorities launch full push to locate a missing Byer Jack Vearlig amid unclear reports. Officials are mailing notices and mobilizing resources to gather leads and secure any possible evidence related to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byer
Jack Vearlig
Om the Amazements
Leander Gowan Receives Degree Despite Dispute
The case reveals Leander Gowan earning a degree while his wife, Mrs. Cowan, claims abandonment and seeks alimony. She alleges he urged her to move to Middletown with parental support and promised to send for her, which she says never occurred. She asserts he could work but would not provide home support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liranier Cowan
Magrle Cowan
Winkinsiay
Cowan
Middletown
Shome
Sho
Interdee
Divorce Granted in Abandonment Case of Hark Shortle
Judge Jones grants divorce from Nettle Shartle on abandonment grounds. The couple married in Daytona in November 1888 and have two children, Kent-Victoria aged 12 and Charles aged 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hark Shortle
Jones
Daytona
Kent
Victoria
Charles
Rob Statement On Assault Trial Emerges From Night
Report notes Rob claims he was at home all evening. Police seek to corroborate or disprove this account while evaluating the dogs sighting on South Street and Crellinss House before tracking to Roths residence. The dogs’ actions are linked to a suspect tied to the assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Street
Crelimss
Fnally
Roth
Attack on Father Leaves Elder Roth in Painful Illness
A police visit to the Roth home revealed the elder Roth is suffering from injuries after an assault by his son Joe Hoth. Doctors report three ribs broken and the elderly man unable to leave his bed. The father had not mentioned the incident to police earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Joe Hoth
Hoth Pere
Barred Her Progress On Hamilton & Lindenwald Car
A Hamilton and Lindenwald Line conductor caused a scene by blocking a woman passenger’s exit and delivering an insult on a winter day. The incident was not reported to the company at the time and only surfaced after the conductor left the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton & Lindenwald Hine
Rouh
Hoth S Defiant Joe Koti Praises Self Control Under Fire
Joe Koti appeared self possessed at noon Wednesday and, when interviewed by a reporter, adopted a defiant attitude refusing to answer questions. He denied accusations saying he is innocent and will prove it when the time comes. He claimed fear of police or machines is unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Koti
Intl
By & Sam
Motney Whilires Case Recalled In Fragmented Testimony
Witness claims unfamiliarity with the case and denies knowledge of the children while describing past contact at their house. He also discusses employment history with Hamilton & Lindenwald Electric Road, noting motorman and conductor roles and a prior plan to help his aging parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton & Lindenwald Electric
Roth
Tom
Child's Story Points to Suspect in Assault Case
Hattle Motzer, elder of two assaulted girls, identifies a man who drove a white horse with a red wagon as responsible. Mrs Motzer tells The Sun Roth delivered a truck and once insulted her at the store, and has been acting oddly at the Motzer premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattle Matzer
Motzer Wade
Roth
Knife found on Joe Roth linked to attack
A large Barlow knife was recovered from Joe Roth at the police station. The blades appeared stained as if with blood, though not definitively confirmed. One girl previously injured had a head cut that may have been caused by a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barlow
Joe Roth
Famous Dogs Star In Chase After Motzer Children
The two handhounds named Queen and Bones, famed in the United States, were used to pursue the assailants of the Motzer children. Owned by C. B. Thompson of Dayton, Orrie Harrington and Elmer Marshall of Dayton cared for the dogs during the chase. They return to Dayton Wednesday morning, confident in the dogs' infallibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
C. B. Thompson
Dayton
Orrie’ Harrington
Elmer Marstall
Farm sale details from St Clair Township listing buyers and prices
Abagall Wiley and Abraham McKinney figures appear in a farm sale record at St Clair Township. James E. Hancock bought the farm for 107 per acre, Dallas Giles acquired half the growing corn for 141, a lot in Trento went to Charles D. Pharres for 300, and the McKinney homestead sold to Mrs. Henrietta Dowil for 2045.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abagall Wiley
Abraham Mc- Kinney
St. Clair Township
James E. Hancock
Dallas Giles
Trento
Charles D. Pharres
Mc- Kinney
Henrietta Dowil
Big catch nets 67-pound river carp at Richmont event
James Eas of 21 Nari Water Street near Nimpey of Richmont Kentucky went fishing Monday night near the old river bridge and returned Tuesday morning with a long string of fish led by a German carp weighing 67 pounds. It is described as the season's largest fish so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eas
Nari Water Street
Nimpey
Richmont
Old River Bridge
Heng
Disorderly conduct arrest and small fine recorded
Mrs Grant Minniger was arrested on a warrant issued by Mrs J W Honniger for disorderly conduct and fined 5.86 dollars. The brief notice notes the warrant and the settlement of the fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Minniger
Mra
J. W. Honniger
Minniger
Gill Bound Over in Local Case
On Wednesday Morgan faces charges related to obtaining money through false pretenses. Bound over in the mayor’s court, the case concerns alleged financial deceit and tied to a 1090 amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedneiny Morgan
Wan Bownd
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