Fairfield county to vote soldiers at Camp Mills and Alabama
Secretary of State Fulton and the Fairfield county Election Board authorize sending Prosecuting Attorney J. H. Fultz and C. H. Sexauer to Camp Mills Long Island to cast the Co L soldier vote. A second officer will go to Montgomery Alabama or Chillicothe to vote Company BD. Votes will be sealed and returned to local precinct judges.
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Soldier Boys
Camp Mills
Alabama
Chillicothe
W. D. Fulton
Fairfield county Board of Elections
Columbus
board of county commissioners
board of elections
J. H. Fultz
C. H. Sexauer
Long Island
N. Y
Co. L
election board
Messrs Fultz and Sexauer
Tranway
Montgomery
Company BD
Fulton
Fairfield county Election Board
Secretary of State
Fairfield county
Giesy Home Under Extensive Improvement with May & Leopold Decor
Robert M. Giesy engages Charles L. Riddle of May & Leopold Steubenville to fit out his Fifth avenue High street residence with draperies and decorations. Riddle, a noted expert, has more city contracts and will finish the work before moving from Edgewood. Mrs. and Mr. Riddle stay with Fred Thimmel on Pearl avenue. former Lancaster residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Riddle
May & Leopold
Steubenville
Robert M. Giesy
Fifth avenue
High street
Giesy
Riddle
Fdgewood
Stoubenville
Fred Thimmel
Pearl avenue
Lancaster
BK. Witth avenue
Will Attend Pumpkin Show in Circleville
Misas Alice McAnesple and Florence McCaila will attend the Pumpkin Show in Circleville on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misas Alice McAnesple
Florence McCaila
Circleville
Soldier boys in uniform fund drive report strong camp support
Cleveland Oct 17 The Fourth District Liberty Loan Committee was advised by the War Department that as of today the first eight subscriptions to the Second Liberty Loan total twenty five million four hundred forty eight thousand dollars. These funds come from men in about thirty army camps who say they are watching what folks at home do. Camps report additional daily subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Fourth District Liberty Loan Committee
War Department
Liberty
wen
Fairfield bankers plan meeting to boost Liberty Bond sale
A gathering of Fairfield county bankers will meet at the Country Club Friday evening to outline preliminary arrangements for a larger city hall meeting on October 24 aimed at stimulating enthusiasm for the Liberty Bond sale in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield county
Country Club
Return from hospital for Tannehills after long trip
Mr and Mrs George Tannehill arrived home from Danville Illinois where Mrs Tannehill had been hospitalized for some time following an operation. She recovered fairly well but remained weak from the long train journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tannehill
Danville, Til
Victims Their Medicine Like True Sports
Thirty six victims of the motor cops week faced speed law charges. Two, J. M. Silvas of Millersport and Charles Livingston, were fined $15 plus costs before Justice J. J. Lane. Ten others have promised to settle after notification from Prosecutor J. H. Fultz. One man threatened legal action over vehicle damage from a collision on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Silvas
Millersport
Charles Livingston
J. J. Lane
J. H. Fultz
East Main street
Bryan to Speak for Prohibition to Ohio Soldiers
William Jennings Bryan will address Ohio soldiers at Camp Sherman in support of prohibition. A fourth day has been added to his Ohio itinerary for Thursday October, with talks scheduled at Chirlhcorhe Athens and Lancaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jennings Bryan
Ohio
Camp Sherman
prohibition
Chirlhcorhe
Athens
Lancaster
Injured in Columbus Motorcycle Rider Faces Operation
Lawrence O Conner of North Columbus street suffered a broken right arm and severe injuries in a Columbus Thereday motorcycle crash. He will undergo surgery at Grant Hospital Thursday morning after jumping from a tandem bike to avoid a collision with a street car. X rays confirmed the injuries prompting the planned operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence O'Conner
Columbus street
Columbus
Grant Hospital
O'Conner
Mrs Jas Intro Capital City Visitor
Mrs Jas Intro visited Capital City today delivering greetings and meeting local officials. The stop highlighted regional ties and community events, with brief discussions on upcoming civic initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jas. Intro
Liberty Loan Sunday Urges Denominations to Appeal
The Treasury Department designates Sunday October 21 as Liberty Loan Sunday. Clergy from all denominations nationwide will urge congregations to support the Liberty Bond sale in the name of God and humanity, with approval from church leaders. Rabbis will address Jewish congregations on Saturday October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Liberty Loan
United States
Christian Scientist
Library board buys new book volumes for list
The Book Committee of the Board of Library Trustees purchases O. Henry twelve volumes Fack London twelve volumes Rudyard Kipling six volumes Stewart F. White four volumes. Mrs Henry Walters of East Main Street visits her daughter Mrs A Parrett of Circleville.
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the
Board of Library Trustees
O. Henry
Fack London
Rudyard Kipling
Stewart F. White
Henry Walters
East Main Street
Mrs
A. Parrett
Circleville
Rushville Village To Vote On $48,000 School Bond
Rushville villagers will vote at the November election on a 48000 bond issue to buy a site and construct a new school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rushville
Treasurers check sent for late Royal Arcanum member
Theo Hattendorf treasurer Lancaster Council No.1lud Royal Arcanum presented Mrs. Lena T. Beck with a $400 check on account of the death of Bro Frank H. Beck, late member of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo. Hattendorf
Lancaster Council
Royal Arcanum
Lena T. Beck
Frank H. Beck
Postponed Motion to Quash Information in Bootlegging Case
The State of Ohio v R E Gordon at Sugar Grove saw a motion to quash the information sustained in part by Probate Judge Acton. The judge allowed amendment to the information and postponed the hearing to Tuesday at 9 a m. Prosecutor J O H Fultz and defense attorney IT G Subaugh spoke for their sides. James W Miller, a Los Angeles visitor, has been in Columbus and Logan for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
R. E. Gordon
FL ML Acton
ith
J. O H. Fultz
IT. G. Siibaugh
James W. Miller
Los Angeles
California
Columbus
Logan
Mary Jane Rockey Dies Visiting Lancaster at 80
Mrs. Mary Jane Rockey of Amanda aged 80 died at 3:45 Tuesday afternoon while visiting her daughter at 429 East Walnut Lancaster. She survived by two daughters Mrs Boerstler and Mrs W M Danford. burial in Amanda Presbyterian Church Cemetery after funeral Thursday afternoon.
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Mary Jane Rockey
Amanda
EL O W. Boerstier
East
Walnut street
Obsequies attendance and visiting greetings noted
Mrs. Clara A. Brashares of Delaware will attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Rockey at Amanda Thursday afternoon. Mrs. James Bininger, after a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. J E H Bininger of 138 West Chestnut Street, has returned to her home in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara A. Brashares
Delaware
Mary Rockey
Amanda
James Bininger
JE. H. Bininger
West Chestnut street
Cleveland
Change of managers at Wear-A-Well shoe store
Posnaugh who has led the Wear A Well shoe store in the Wirn building is leaving. G M Ricketts, bicycle man, accepts management and will run the shoe business in connection with his bicycle shop. He will be in charge after today with a competent repair man assisting.
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WG. Posnaugh
Wirn
cou pt
G. M. Ricketts
Ricketts
Home From Hospital for Local Residents
Charles Belt of Pickerington leaves City Hospital after several weeks of treatment. This marks his third hospital visit. Mrs. Thomas B. Cox Jr and Tittle Thomas B. Cox IV also leave City Hospital on Tuesday for their home on Wheeling Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Belt
Pickerington
Thomas B. Cox, Jr
Tittle Thomas B. Cox
City Hospital
Wheeling Hill
Red Cross Worker Visits Lancaster Chapter
Miss Agnes Reeve a Red Cross supervisor from the Lake Division Cleveland Ohio has arrived from Zanesville to inspect all departments of the Lancaster chapter and related work She will stay until Thursday then proceed to Wilmington Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Reeve
Red Cross
Lake Division
Cleveland
Ohio
Zanesville
Lancaster
Wilmington
Potts of 166th Infantry in Lancaster for father's death
Raymond Y Potts of Company I, 166th Infantry, Camp Mills, Hempstead, New York, is in Lancaster due to his father Joseph Potts death. The body is being sent from Oklahoma. He is accompanied by Buck Littrell who has a disability discharge.
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Raymond Y Potts
166th Infantry
Camp Mills
Hempstead
New York
Joseph Potts
Oklahoma
Buck” Littrell
Enteres Musical Institute Visit By Miss Stukey
Miss Marcellete Stukey departed for Warren Ohio this morning to attend the Dane Musical Institute. She attended the institute in the latter part of last year and will continue studies there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellete Stukey
Warren
Ohio
Dane Musical Institute
Stukey
Promoted William Linn to Enclave Store in Wisconsin
William Linn, assistant manager of the Kresge five and ten cent store, was notified today of a promotion to a store in Enclave, Wisconsin, in the near future. He has been with the local store for over a year and has many friends who regret his departure, offering best wishes.
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William Linn
Kresge Five
Ten Cent
William Lion
Enclave
Wisconsin
tme
Mr. Linn
mary
Knights of Pythias Grand Ball at Castle Hall
The local Knights of Pythias announce a grand masquerade ball at Castle Hall on Wednesday evening October 31. Gentlemen pay 50 cents, ladies admitted free. Cash prizes will be awarded. See advertisement for details.
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Jocal Knights of
Feeling City's Pulse From Mr Geo Baker Visit
Mr Geo A Baker of Delaware, the city directors man, visited this afternoon to gauge prospects for issuing a new city directory and assess local business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Baker
Delaware
FCity
Drive Home New Buicks to L. Hurtille by Six Last Night
Ten new Buick cars were driven home to L. & Hurtille from Plint fated arriving here last evening at six o'clock. The drivers were Jack Getrings Tom Gessling Mr Berry Ed Coodlity Campbell Bravers Clyde Thomas and Mr Hartman.
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Buick
Personal notes on visitors from Lancaster to Newark area
The Coming and Going column lists frequent visitors and departures among Lancaster residents. Harry Clover leaves for Kenton after visiting his parents. Mrs. Harry Bletsacker returns from Athinta. Angie O Wright back from Fort Wayne. D W Weist, secretary at Chilli cothe, visits Lancaster. C Kane of West Jefferson Creamery Co. visits Tuesday. Fidelia Kern of Canton and Mrs. Wm Wermiene of Cleveland guests of George Older in Lake street. Mrs. Garrett of Indiana arrives to see son George Garrett and wife. Mrs. Arthur Holliday of Bremen and Miss Gordon of Junction City visit Lancaster. Miss Mary Theresa O Gara, Bliss Udell Ewing and Margaret Krebus of Hamilton spending the day in Newark. Mrs. Jos Chambers returns to Moundsville after visit with daughters. Perry Brandt of Alliance, Nebraska visiting relatives. Mrs. Dennis O’Hara and Mrs. Lee Vortner of Detroit spend the day in Columbus. Charles Storer of Circleville visits Myrtie Hedges. David Ferog of Old Virginia to depart for home. Mrs. Wilber Jenkins and children return to Akron. J H Edgerton a business visitor in Circleville. W H Riggs and wife retire from visit with I. Mrs. He Westiecott leaves for Philadelphia. Charles Smith, clerk at Pountsyvivanist shops, visits Podesta. Mrs. Flood and sister Alice Marvine Baumgardner visit Akron this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Theresa O'Gara
Bliss Udell Ewing
Margaret Krebus
Hamilton
Ohio
Newark
Jos. Chambers
Moundsville
W. Va
SICK DON Wendel Confined in City Hospital
Don Wendell son of jeweler Al Wendell is confined to his room under medical care following a diagnosed illness. Hospital officials report no complications and anticipate further updates later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wendell
Al Wondel
aDateatek
Football Sunday: Lancaster Pirates at Magdie Park
The North End Pirates meet Lancaster at Magdie Park next Sunday afternoon in a county title showdown. Both teams average about 143 pounds per man and expect a hard fought game. Kickoff is at 2:30.
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Eagle Park
Lancaster Pirates
North End Pirates
Lancaster borate
Magdie Park
Winchester
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R. M. GIESY
peter
BRYAN
Will
NEW BOOKS
Sugar Grove
MUSICAL INSTITUTE
K. OF
P. GRAND BALL
SAHE
Harry Clover
Jacob Clover
Kenton
Harry Bletsacker
Athinta
Angie O. Wright
Fort Wayne
Ind
D. W. Weist
C. Kane
West Jefferson Creamery Co
Fidelia Kern
Canton
Wm. Wermiene
George Older
Lake street
Garrett
Indiana
George Garrett
North
Arthur Holliday
Bremen
Gordon
Junction City
Perry Brandt
Alliance
Nebraska
Dennis O'Hara
Lee Vortner
Detroit, Mich
Charles Storer
Aliss Myrtle Hedges
David Ferog
Old Virginia
Old Dominion
Wilber Jenkins
Ahron
J. H. Edgerton
He Westiecott
Philadelphia
oone
Charles Smith
wag
Podesta ve lday
tere
Join Flood
Alisa Marvine Baumgardner
Akron
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