Grand Jury Drawn for 1916 18 in Piqua County
Piqua county's grand jury for 1916 18 has been drawn to investigate the county's criminal cases next year. Members include W S Silletty Ben Celahan Wilton township Charles F Henderson Moscow township Frank Moylan Wapsinonoc township D G T Noll Pixe township J P Cooper Montpelier township C H Rider Fruitland township Henry Springmeier Fulton township George Shield Bloomington township Ignac Abbott Sr Orono township William Brownwell Sweetland Joseph Gibb Lake township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piuscatine
W. S. Silletty
Ben Celahan
Wilton
Charles F. Henderson
Moscow Township
Frank Moylan
Wapsinonoc
Dg. T. Noll
Pixe
J. P
Cooper
Montpelier
C. H. Rider
Fruitland
Henry Springmeier
Fulton Townsai
George Shield
Bloomington Township
Keota Church Campaign Ends in Splendid Success
Keota Iowa December 1 The Missionary campaign run by the ladies of the CG W H M of the Christian church closed with a splendid success. State secretary from Des Moines and Dr Ada McNeil Gordon returned missionary reported hospital work. Over 700 dollars raised in subscriptions and Mite boxes. Circle Girls pledged 190 dollars. Funeral of Joseph Troutman of Aigona Ia held at the M E church. Troutman died suddenly in a field from heart trouble. survived by wife and two children. Naval man Fanny Lyle Greenwood returned from Norfolk on furlough after ocean experiences. Clivia Regia high school party at Miss Joan Shinnabarger’s Milberry Avenue home with a gift exchange and program.
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Keota
Java
Christian Church
Des Moines
Girecle
Frouthion Busteral Pele
Joseph Troutman
Aigona
Eid
Lev. W. B. Barker
Troutman
Vic
Hig
Adam Smith
Tyo
Nellie Sigler
Wai
California
Routman
Fanny
Lyle Greenwood
Norfolk
Virginia
Navy
Tehan
Cure for Pimples Promised by Cuticura Soap Ad
James H. McManaway of East St. Louis reports two years of arm pimples that grew into eruptions. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a simple, he was healed. The notice promotes free samples and advertises Cuticura products from Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. McManaway
St. Louis Ave
East St. Louis
Ainil
Cuticura
Dept. A
Boston
Stock Reducing Sale At Boston Shoe Shop
A stock reducing sale offers women's flats at 1.05, men's shoes at 1.75, children's rubbers at 40 cents, and other bargains. The sale promotes new pricing via an improved system by the Boston Shoe Shop located in the Germans American Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sready
West
Neolin
Hinex
Boston Shoe Shop
GermansAmerican Bank
Captain J. G. King Named Major in Seventy-ninth Field Artillery
Word from Dr. Ani and Mrs. B. H. King of this city confirms Captain J. G. King has been promoted to major in the Seventy-ninth United States Shire artillery unit stationed at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The promotion, issued by Secretary of War Baker, follows his Mexican war service and tenure as military instructor at the University of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
B. H. King
J. G. King
Seventy-ninth
United Shirters Pield “Artillery
Wort ‘Shl
Okla
Shorland
Baker
King
University of
Grange to Name Year's Officers for Bloomington Grange
Bloomington Grange plans to nominate officers for the coming year at the next meeting on Thursday. After business, attendees will enjoy a social session, a literary program, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
War Inquiry Opened on Munition Shortages and Labor Shifts
General Crozier testified that early wartime funds were allotted to the war department and emergency orders for materials were issued. Senator Wadsworth pressed on labor shortages and precautions taken. Crozier cited labor shifts and compensation factors as reasons, noting England’s law on munition workers and that manpower shortages exist on both sides. He indicated plans to submit a defense munition bill to Congress with Baker's consent, though details were withheld.
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Wadsworth
Grazier
War Department
England
Abia
Reed
Enelana
Wrance
Crozier
Congress
Baker
Auroran Christmas Issue Distributed at Muscatine High
This afternoon the second number of the Auroran, the official paper of Muscatine High School, was distributed to pupils. The publication is a Christmas and holiday number with many interesting features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auroran
Muscatine High School
To Keep Skin Healthy and Youthful in Social Seasons
An Aunt Sarah Ware advertisement urges skin care to look young. It touts mercurized wax facial treatments and a powder blend to obscure wrinkles under bright rooms. It claims the regimen yields a clear, smooth complexion without stickiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah
Ware
Wizard Liver Whips and Ointment Ad Claim
Stiff joints sore muscles relief for rheumatism and back pain. Wizard O.1 antiseptic for cuts burns bites sprains and bruises, 30 cents from druggists. If not satisfied return bottle. Wizard Liver Whips pills advertised as a guaranteed laxative remedy.
Army Denies Christmas Leave for Select 11 Men
The War Department announced that 11 men of the national army will not receive Christmas furloughs unless within trolley distance of their cantonments. Secretary Baker cited camp discipline and railway burdens as reasons for the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinmon
National Army
War Department
Baker
Thirty-Three Club December Meeting Planned
The Muscatine Thirty-Three club will hold its December social meeting Tuesday evening at the Hotel Muscatine. Announcement notes the event and identifies Rev. L. as involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Banquet and Mixed Program At Club Meeting
Young, president of the club, hosts a banquet at 6 45 o clock before a special program. The program includes a paper by D B MacKenzie and a discussion of current events led by David Bogard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. MacKenzie
David Bo~gard
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Cluvia Regia Society
Joan Shinnabarger
Milberry Avenues
Euch
Ques
Thea
Hamlin
Thompson’s Hardware Store
Dcrevary
McAdoo
Ludwig
Sener M Yseae
Elst Indatoa T
Business
S’ Sale Acturer
de Imma
Cuas
Razoy Outfit
Ikon
Pearl Lavalierre
THE
Duke Sales Company
Old McColm Bidg
E. 2Nd St
Regent
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