Deaths of the Day Mrs Margaret McFarland
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Mrs. Margaret McFarland 90 in Scott township and Miss Antoinette I Heller 22 in the city. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Catherine Wright 70 and Samuel Lusk of Wilmington township, with funeral plans and survivors listed. Frank Milliken the Prohibition candidate tours the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Boyles Avenue
Antoinette I. Heller
Catherine Heller
Miss Heller
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Gustave Heller
Charles Shrimp
Herman Heller
Oak Park Cemetery
Frank Milliken
Ellwood
B and H Fall Millinery Offers New Tailored Suits
Fall display features stylish tailored suits from $12.50 to $75.00 with wide color and cloth choices. Tailored suits priced at $18.50 and $20.00 highlight plain striped broadcloths cheviots and broadcloths with satin linings. Materials include broadcloths novelty worsteds cheviots serges and chevron weaves in taupe peacock and navy. Junior and Misses' suits offered at $16.50.
Jewelry Sale Promises New Veilings and Ribbons Counter
A shop announces a jewelry sale featuring veiling novelties and dainty neckwear. It highlights rich ribbons and dress accessories at a newly enlarged counter near the entrance with increased assortments.
Ohio counties go dry as Rose law votes roll in
In Gallia county a saloon owner John North is wounded and believed dying after an argument with Gallia County Local Option league president Dr Charles Parker who is under bond for cutting with intent to kill The Gallia county result shows a 1700 vote to oust saloons Across Ohio other counties also go dry prompting Anti Saloon League counsel Wayne Wheeler to forecast wider prohibition action and more counties voting dry this fall and winter
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Columbus
Ohio
Rose County
John North
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Charles Parker
Parker
North
Gallia
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Wheeler
Fire Near New Wilmington Sparks Townwide Confusion
Residents flocked to the eastern countryside after a blaze appeared to engulf a farmhouse and outbuildings. The crowd learned the fire originated from farmers burning a swamp at night near the cemetery, prompted by weak wind. Community concerns arose over late electric service and Westminster dorm occupancy rose to about 125 in Hillside with extra rooms in the college infirmary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Hillside
Westminster
College Infirmary
Donehoo Avenue
Robinson
Manley
Boy 18 Witness Needed God Knowledge Gap Highlighted
The Butler Eagle reports a court scene where an 18 year old American boy confessed ignorance of God and reading or writing. The trial of Carl McMarlin for malicious mischief was dismissed due to the witness’s lack of oath understanding. Missionary need noted in Butler with youths unexposed to religion and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Carl McMarlin
William Barend
Davy
Christ
Savior
E Squire
Hoffman Well Proves Duster in Butler County
The Hoff man No. 4 on the Dodds farm in Butler county will be dry with practically no sand and no oil show though close to Hoffman No. 1 which produced about 12 000 barrels. South Penn Oil expects to reach the sand in No 3 Dodds tomorrow. Hoffman No 2 Klingler may reach sand mid next week. Patterson heirs Phillips well in the Hoffman field is ranked a duster disappointing operators.
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Dodds
Butler County
South Penn Oil Company
Hoffman No. 2
Klingler
Phillips
Patterson Heirs Farm
Hoffman Field
Marshall Seeks Visitation After Custody Ruling
Hugh Marshall tells the court he cannot visit his child as ordered after custody given to Gert rude Marshall. He asks why she blocks access and a rule was granted against Mrs. Marshall to answer contempt concerns.
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Hugh Marshall
Gertrude Marshall
Jaxtheimer Home From Case School of Applied Sciences
Henry Jaxtheimer, home from Cleveland Ohio where he attends Case School of Applied Sciences, returned on Wednesday.
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Henry Jaxtheimer
Cleveland, O
Case School of Applied Sciences
Warren board names B C Smith as city engineer
The Warren Ohio board of public service announces the appointment of B C Smith as city engineer to replace E M Mgan who resigned. Smith, a Case School graduate, has six years as assistant engineer in Warren and nine years as field engineer for the New Castle Asphalt Block company in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren, O
Board of Public Service
B. C. Smith
E. M. M Gan
Smith
Case School
New Castle Asphalt Block Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
McGoun & Sons
H. E. McGoun & Sons
Margaret McFarland
William McFarland
Scott Township
Mr. McFarland
Rs. McFarland
James Munnell
William P. McFarland
Hermon
Hermon Cemetery
Miss Antoinette Heller
Catherine Wright
Union Township
Boston Avenue
Wright
Patrick Wright
County Kildare
Ireland
New Castle
Mr. Lusk
Samuel Lusk
Wilmington Township
Denver
Colo
Volant
R. W. Thomas
First
U. P. Church of
Wilmington
Fair Oaks
James Lowry
Frank McVay
Wellington Humphrey
George Garrett
William and
H. B
Copenhagen
Brown
Hamilton
A. J. Miller
Sharon
Norman Igo
William Bennett
Front Street
H. P. Scott
Argo
Robin Dobbs
Paul Graham
Frank Houston
Philadelphia
Thursday Club
Tennis Association
Westminster Tennis Association
Pittsburg
Roy Jameson
Rachel McQuiston
Nettie Shaffer
Hoffman
Duster
la France
Marshall
D. R. Bollard
Pittsburg Street
Picture Sale
R. S. McCulloch & CO
Rosenblum
Emery Wall Paper CO
Bell Phone
Union
Hazel Bryant
St. Clairsville
James Barr
Lackawannock
H.E. Barr
Wednesay
James W. Woods
Knox, Long & Morehead
B. O C. Smith
James Gunning
Bay Street
New York
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