Personal visitors and travels in Lancaster area
The Names of Our Visitors and Where Lancasteriany are Spending the Day lists Mrs Bruce Walker visiting Wilington Ohio, Mr Fine of Hub Clothing Co in Cincinnati, Mr 11 Simon returning from Amanda, Miss Ida Shaw of Bremen, Heber Denman in Pittsburg, Mrs Denman to stay at North High, Misses Alice Cox and Mrs Joseph Purcell from Lima visiting Columbus, Paul Weiland Harry Nester John Moran James Reid returning to Notre Dame, Mr R H Eckhart of Delco Light Co in Dayton, the Hind? plant move at Herbert Pearce, Mr HO Murphy returning from a month visiting Columbus Logansport Indianapolis and Cincinnati, Mrs Lillian Crooks visiting Amanda, and Miss etc a stenographer from Farm Journal, Spinghampton director, returning to Spinghampton after holidays in Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H Eckhart
Delco Light Company
Dayton
Ohio
H Adsley
Bob
Herbert Pearce
Barr Will Set For Probate Hearing In January
The will of the late ex county treasurer Thomas J Barr of near Aminda was filed in Probate court for probate and the application to probate was set down for hearing January 12 at 1 pm. A separate note mentions Mr Charles North of Mulberry Street planning to leave in the morning for Graf ton West Virginia to take a job in a glass factory and Mr and Mrs Dar Nourse at Kenton to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenton
Mrs Dar
Charles North
Mulberrytreet
Grafton
W Va
Thomas J Barr
Aminda
Lancaster Men Named Aides for Inaugural Parade
Major G A Hamberger a New York artillery veteran and Captain Fred Whiley of the CNG have been appointed aides to Chief Marshal Samuel A Kinear and will take part in the Columbus Inaugural parade next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G A Hamberger
New York artillery
Fred Whiley
CNG
Samuel A Kinear
Columbus
Death of Mildred Senly in Pleasant Township
The 2 1/2 year old Mildred Pauline Senly died at 7:05 this morning at her grandfather George Miller’s home in Pleasant township after pneumonia and spinal meningitis. Survived by father Henry Senng and numerous relatives, her funeral is set for 2 PM Sunday at Pleasant Hill Bible Church with burial beside the adjacent cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Senig
Pleasant Hill Church
George Miller
Pleasant township
Mildred Pauline Senly
Henry Senng
George Mier
Semg
pleasant Hill
cota
County Treasurer Led Big Take In Seventeen Thousand
County Treasurer Charles Zarbaugh and his staff reported a large total for Thursday, with receipts surpassing seventeen thousand dollars. The office emphasized steady collections and thanked contributors for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zarbaugh
force
Troy People Report Results Following Tests of VapoRube
Troy citizens report success with VapoRub Salve for colds headaches neuralgia and chest ailments. Users cite relief of head cold chest congestion and other pains with statements from Horace Deweese and Geof Shimant at 420 Garfield Avenue. Three sizes sold 26c 5c or 2.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Vick
Geof Shimant
Horace Deweese
Garfield Avenue
Receivers Appointed for Kyle Mfg Co in Court Action
George Wilkinson sued Kyle Mfg Co for 10275 with interest and asked for a receiver. Judge McCleery appointed Chas H Towson and James M Campbell as joint receivers with a 25000 bond to take charge of assets and operate the plant to complete unfinished contracts while an inventory and appraisers are arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilkinson
Kyle Mfg Co
Kyle Co
C W McCleery
Reeves
Rt C Kyle
Jacob T Oberdorfer
James M Campbell
John Kyle
Chase Towson
Heeves
Messrs
Colored man and wife charged in child neglect case
Robert Lyons a 20 year old married colored man from Hast Mulberry street and Mrs Joseph Roby 22 white of the West Side were arrested on a juvenile court warrant for contributing to the delinquency of Roby’s two young daughters Hazel four and Mildred two. Both suspects were jailed to await Judge Acton’s hearing date as the case centers on alleged gross neglect and a plan to flee the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Robert Lyons
Hast Mulberry street
Joseph Roby
West Side
Smetjera
Heese
Roby Hazel
Mildred
Acton
Bob Lyons
Acton war
Sherman’s Niece Dies After War Relief Travel
Adeline Sherman Wiborg wife of Frank E Wiborg of Cincinnati and New York and a niece of General William Stierman died at her home yesterday after weeks of paralysis. She had been active in war relief work and recently returned from a trip abroad in this connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Wiborg
Frank E Wiborg
Cincinnai
New york
William ‘41 Stierman
Wibert
Knight Raised to Full Admiral in Naval Command
Washington January Admiral Austin McKoght president of the Naval War College Newport Rhode Island was promoted to full admiral by Secretary Daniels in command of the Asiatic fleet He succeeds Admiral Winterhalter who becomes captain Carrigan Quits Diamond Boston January 6 Bil Carrigan told President Taft he would not manage the champions this year and would focus on Lewiston business affairs in Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight
Washington
Jan
Austin McKoght
naval war college
Newport
R 1
Asati
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
A G Winterhalter
Carrigan
Diamond
Boston
Bil Carrgan
Harry Frazee
Lewiston
Resignations and Awards Mix in Mixed News
Former Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul GM W oJ Underwood, aged sixty five, will resign as pastor of Westminster Congregational chapel London. Eleven killed and forty injured when a passenger train collided with a locomotive at Edinburgh Scotland. Patrolman Edward T O’Rourke of New York becomes sole heir to Miss Ethan Cish’s property valued at 30000 dollars. Senator Thompson of Kansas protests President Wilson over the Willie White hanging at Leavenworth. Kalawe do not provide for capital punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oJ Underwood
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul
G. Champbell - Morgan
Westminster Congregational chapel
London
Edinburgh
Scotland
Edward T O'Rourke
New York
Eather Cish
Wilson
Thompson
Kansas
Willie White
Leavenworth
Convicts Employed Colorado Saves Half Million In Highway Construction
Colorado saved about 465000 in two years by convict labor in building 145 miles of roads. The savings come from the gap between contract costs and actual payments to the state penitentiary at 11 14 cents per convict per day. Roads included scenic canyons along the Grand River near Glenwood Springs and the Cache la Poudre west of Fort Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver Cole
convicta
thomas Tynan
state penitentiary
Grand river
Glenwood Springs
tag Cache le Poudre river
Fort Collins
Balk Kaiser's Efforts and Belgian Workmen in Germany
Report from The Hague notes thousands of Belgian workers relocated to Germany remain idle despite government efforts. Seventy sick Belgians in Soltau are among 11,000 in one camp refusing work, hoping for home return. Seventy exiled Belgians at Soltau reportedly contracted tuberculosis and were sent home by cattle car. Washington sources say a new peace note from the Wilson administration is likely soon after the allist reply, while Germany’s terms are in the president’s hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Jan o
Germany
Soltau
Foroesia
Camp Soltau
Prussia
Wilson
Washington
Europe
Illnesses Reported In Local Family List
Herschel Nichols son of OP Nichols east of the city has been quite ill two weeks and shows slight improvement. Forest Nichols five year old son of Glen Nichols East Chestnut Street is ill with pneumonia. Miss Maude Denman convalescing from a critical illness at her North High Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Nichols
OP Nichols
Forest Nichols
Glen Nichols
East Chestnut street
Markets Report From Multiple Cities with Cattle and Grain Prices
The column lists per bushel prices for corn oats rye and hay and per pound prices for hams lard butter and eggs. It details cattle receipts including steers heifers calves and dairy stock in East Buffalo KY Cleveland and Pittsburgh with prices from $5 to $10 per unit and notes hog and sheep trading figures with regional variations and dates around January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
doren
East
Buffalo
Jane
BO wethers
Chicago
Cleveland O Jan
Pittsburgh
Jane Cattie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lancasteriany
Bruce Walker
Wilington
Fine
Hub Clothing Co
Cincinnati
Simon
Amanda
Mias
Ida Shaw
Bremen
Lancaster
Heber Denman
Fort Smith Ark
Pittsburg
Denman
North High
Alice Cox
Joseph Purcell
Lima
HO Murphy
Logansport
Ind
Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Ohio
vun
Lillian Crooks
oOzog
Spiexentyia
stenossopher
Farm Journal of Philadelphia
Spinghampton
BIG SUM
Plaza
Pisa
IPPODROME THEATRE
Paramount Pictures
JESSE L. LASKY
FANNIE WARD
Albert Payne Terhune
Judge Reeves
Kyle Manufacturing Company
Chas. H. Towson
Jas. M. Camp’bell
SHERMAN
Frank Wiborg
Adeline
BALK KAISER
TRACE
MARA Ce ees
Trentice
runahort
Ford garage
Hammack
Ingquire
E Locust street
Bell
PIGgs
Twenty head of pigs
Bell phone
Daniel Fox
South Broad St
Wyannotte? St
Lancaster and
vicinity
Lestover Mfg Co
East St Louis
Ill
Basil
Geo C. Miller
Martens
Forest
Rosa avenue
allay
Fifth street
Sixth Ave
Amande
Uumegardter
White
Cliver Noll
Philip Schmelzer
Ottlo
Bremen Exchange
ima
sevan rvome
neanly
Mulberry street
Columbus and
Broad streets
Henry Thimmes, ii
COTTAGI
Oakwood Avenu
Lincoln Ol Co
Cleveland
childrien Po Bession
Lagle
Broad St. Bell
Edna Gossett
Mt Pleasant Ave
FURNITURL
East Main street
L . Lee
Maple St
Hell
Citizen
city Hell
National Disulty Company
Detroit
Med
Columbus St
Bell ghone
bath
North Broad St
Wheeling St
South Maple St
Carl Bell
Citizen’s
West Mats Street
Thimmel Bros
Columbus street
Daily Eagle
Presbyterian church
Fifth Ave
Eagle office
Yinder
Fagla
Albert Hollmans
Berne township
Marr
W VORYS
Main St
singianatt
O, Jan
Cattie
Toledo
BSC
CHAS. H. DRINKLE
Stropel & Sheridan FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ROTH
flor
J. H. Sheridan
Bouth Colunbus Street
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