Entertaining Society Marks Brother's Toledo Departure
Mr and Mrs Ford Cuni hosted a social evening at their Wood Street home in honor of their brother Edward Cuni who leaves today for Toledo to join the quartermaster department. The event featured flags bunting and dancing with guests including the Hemstengers Leining Kipp Lehman Marshall Wack Schrott and Apakcneta among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Cuni
Daily News
Wood Street
Edward Cuni
Toledo
Quartermaster’s Department
Mike Holler
Isabelle Leining
Frances
Margaret
Edith Hemsteger
Marie Kipp
Catherine
Henrietta
Jennie Lehman
Helen Marshall
Edward Wack
Marty Schrott
Edward Cuniapakcneta
Personal Notes From Piqua Social Roundup
Indianapolis visitors Daniel Lyons and family join funeral for Mrs. Mary Lyons in Piqua. Dayton’s William McCrary attends St Marys church service. Local clubs hold knitting, sewing, euchre, and embroidery gatherings at homes on Mound West Ash Covington. Basketball set for Friday at Baptist church with Tippecanoe High, Agogas at Orr Fe. Ladies of Minerva Rebekah Lodge sewing. Mrs Stettler visits before moving. Several locals travel to and from Camp Dodge Fort Sam Houston and Cincinnati, with arrivals from Celina Taverns and Ohio State University for Christmas. Pianos advertised for sale at Kiefers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCrary
Dayton
Lyons
St. Mary's Church
Piqua Baptist Church
Tippecanoe High School
Baptist Girls
Agogas Visle Pay -the- Orr Fe Company
Nursing Nurses Over There Aid War Stricken Worlds
Nurses and public health workers depart for war areas to aid soldiers and civilians. They train mothers, combat tuberculosis, and visit homes to prevent infection. The Red Cross and Washington urge patriotic women to train as nurses as gaps appear in hospitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Nona
Red Cross
Thorities
Committee On Nursing
The
Council of National
Cenfense .At
Washington
Romania
Serbia
Italy
Greece
Russia
Belgium
Atlantic Port
Roumania
Ser 4A
Heaviest judgment in common pleas court case Nettleship
Florence Nettleship sought 25557 dollars from Dayton Covington and Traction Company and was awarded 15457 in a verdict reached quickly after lunch. She fractured three ribs and a spine after alighting past a dark Stop No 56 stop in 1916, with no aid provided. Bradford property sale ordered and deserter arrest in Ohio National Guard case reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Florence Nettleship
Dayton, Covington and Prqua Traction Company
Bradford Youth Paroled After Judge St John Advice
Clarence Preston son released from county detention home by Judge L EB St John juvenile court after arrest for concealed weapons. mother present. lad earned 2 60 a night but quit working. judge advised and sent him back to Bradford. Roy Macy 20 Tippecange City marries Gladys Shipley 18 Troy in probate court. Banns filed for George A Zink and Sara A Dailey both of Piqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Clarence Preston
Bradford
L. EB. St. John
L. J. St. John
Roy Macy
Tippecange City
Farmer
Gladys Shipley
Troy
Henry Brandt
Gavins
George A. Zink
Sara A. Dailey
Piqua
Sudden Death of Albert McKinney in Lima
Deputy Sheriff Ed McDonald received word that his uncle Albert McKinney died suddenly at home in Lima while talking with a neighbor. McKinney was 4 years old and the sole listed relative is Deputy Sheriff Ed McDonald, who left for Lima to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McDonald
Albert McKinney
Lima
McKinney
Tobacco Crop 15 A Corker In This County
Elmer Studebaker delivered the first tobacco crop in the county to the Judgment Cigar Company. He grew a little over two acres of seed leaf, yielding $868.61 at twenty five cents per pound. The crop was an excellent banner for tobacco in Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Studebaker
Judgment Cigar Company
Fires at Mines and Delmore Mine Kill Power to Work
Disastrous fires at Superior Collieries near Wellston and Delmore mine at Leetonia gut power, halting miners for an indefinite period. Loss estimated at 15000 dollars, with German incendiaries suspected. Also notes a national church gathering in Cincinnati, coal barges sunk in Cincinnati harbor, a couple found asphyxiated in Columbus, and a divorce denial in Marion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Superior Collieries
Wellston
Delmore
Leetonia
Columba County
Cincinnati
Ohio
Columbus
Joseph Meare
Melinda
Rodgers
Sam Brown
Brown
Hershawitz
Peace on Earth a Christmas Anthem by L. M. Wilson
A verse poem about the Christmas message of peace for troubled hearts, recalling the angels’ hymn and wishing peace to sorrowful and desolate homes. The speaker urges calm, rest, and compassion for all people and nations during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Wilson
Exemption Claims Filed For Railroad Workers
A car loaded with workmen from Portsmouth was followed by gunfire wounding three men. Officials announce Norfolk and Western Railway will file exemption claims with the government for every employee, asserting all are needed for government service. Newark reports the death of Mrs R Scott, mother in law of F 3 Neighbor, as she died while pursuing household tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hier
Portsmouth
Norfolk
Wil
Western Railw
Newark
R. Scott
the American Tribune
Mullins Town Destroyed By Fire In West Virginia
Alming town Mullins West Virginia was destroyed by a large fire. One child perished and several residents reportedly displaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alming
Mullins
W. Va
International Led Cross Committee
Geneva
Ed G. Barrow
International Baseball League
Hereward
Guba
A. T. Su
The
Osteopathic School of Medicine
Mirksville, Mo
Virginiss
Twenty-One Ships Sunk in Latest British Losses
London reports a slight weekly rise in British merchant fleet losses to mine or submarine attacks. Fourteen ships over 1,000 tons were sunk and seven smaller vessels. The prior week saw sixteen over 600 tons, plus one smaller vessel, damaged by mines or submarines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Neutrone Prescription 95 promises Rheumatism cure
Rheumatic sufferers are urged to try Neutrone Prescription 95 claiming it cures all forms of rheumatism. Claiming quick relief from inflamed joints and pains, the ad touts internal blood purification and immediate improvements. Sold by Greenamyer & Co in Piqua and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenamyer & Co
Piqua
Piqua Military Training School Sees Growing Drill Goup
Twelve new members joined the Piqua Military Training School at the Armory for a regular drill meeting, lifting total membership to 46 with room for more. Captain Dunkle praised progress and predicted 75 to 80 men within weeks as drills continue. Members enjoyed a productive session. next drill is Wednesday and the regular school session Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Dunkle
Masonic Notice for Warren Lodge December Meeting
A special communication of Warren Lodge No. 24 F and A M is set for Friday evening December 14 at 7:30. Work will be in the Entered Apprentice degree conducted by W R Bamber Worshipful Master and W De Armon Seerstar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge
President's Flag Proposed for U S Vessels
The article notes President Arthur advocated a special national ensign in early 1882. The design features a blue field with the United States arms at the center and was to fly at the mainmast of vessels bearing the president. It was first used in 1883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
United States
Navy Department
Ultra Fashionable Quip Sparks School Debate
Willis asks about the son’s school while Gilly retorts that it is a fashionable institution meant to develop the mind without using it. The exchange highlights a clash over educational values and intellect.
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Willis
Gilly
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Josephine Gehle
Daniel Lyons
Joseph and
John Lyons
Indianapolis
Mary Lyons
5. R. Jansheski
D. of I
Mound Street
Philathea
Greene Street
M. EB
Mrrs
Arthur Binford
West Ash Street
William Busher
East Ash Street
Clyde DeWeese
Covington Avenue
Mary Maley
Gertrude
Scherer
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Wm. Stettler
Otto Gass
Lawrence Schunck
Celina
Wapakoneta
Edward Beckett
Conscription Board
Theodore Sills
Anna Sills
Danny G. Miller
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa
H. K. Wood
Thomas Ray
Cambridge
Mary Junk
John Reyoilier
Sharon Mote
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Jack Loy
Towa
W. A. Wolcott
Conover
Chester M. Wolcott
Perry D
Co. B. Worth Aly
Woods
Charles Racine
George Foster
Ohio State University
Ray Compton
Darke County Children's Home
Greenville
M Compton
Dan Setzer
Darton
Kiefer’s
West Water Street
A. Thoma & Sons Jewelers
Johns Hopkins Base Hospital
Army Hospital NO. 2
Expeditionary Force
Eee
Cullings
John S. Forgy
Fred Durr
L.B. Harvey
William Ralston
148Th Infantry
Ohio National Guard
Joe Barnett
Kenneth Little
Barnett
Ralston
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Montgomeror
Ala
Cinginnali
Churchmen of America
Federal Counedy
Churches of Christ In America
Marion
Because
Varl Orwing
Canton
Lyd. Roush
David Roush
Massillon
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Andersonville
Ironton
Ohio Valley Traction Company
Ail Louw
W. R. Bamber
W. M. Cc
W. de Armon
Seerstar
Williams
Williams Meg. CO
Ohie Lucas Drug Store
Wayne and
Water Streets
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