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Newspaper

Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

5

Piqua Appoints Busy War Committees Amid Controversy

Piqua hosts a flurry of activity with Red Cross work Liberty Bond sales and a strong anti conservancy campaign. A large volunteer committee led by J B Wilkinson includes Rev John W CoL and Miami County figures to organize Red Cross efforts and the next county meeting. Liberty Bonds are on sale nationwide with a push for public purchase. The conservancy dispute mobilizes wealth and small property owners against the Morgan plan, with Stanhope Boal of Piqua named to lead anti conservancy efforts.

Piqua Red Cross Anti-Conservancy L. A. Pearson Miami County West Milton Milton J. Nilts Troy CG. M. Hunt Ty. S. Levering James Ward Keyt Stanhope Boal

James Tweed Seriously Ill After Appendicitis Attack

James Tweed was taken to Memorial hospital after a ruptured appendix from acute appendicitis. He had been ill at the Bland Levering residence, and a sudden severe attack led to semi consciousness before his transfer. His mother arrived from Wakom o, Ind., and he is employed as a shipping clerk at Imperial Underwear factory.

James Tweed Memorial Hospital Bland Levering North Broadway Tweed Levering Mr. Levering Hatcher Dayton Wakomo Ind Imperial Underwear Factory

Watus Demands Rise as War Sacrifices Mount

Two renowned British golfers are cited among war sacrifices. David Watt, Scottish professional champion, died in a London hospital after his leg was amputated following shrapnel injuries at Vimy Ridge. Frank Carr, English amateur international, is reported missing.

London David Watt Loddon Vimy Ridge Frank Carr

Fraternal Societies Plan Memorial Day Exercises

Memorial Day observances in this city will include a parade followed by services at Forest Hill cemetery if weather allows, otherwise at May's Opera House. Route runs from corner Wigh and Downing, down Downing to Water, to Main, to North, to Boone, Broadway, Robinson, Nicklin, and to the cemetery. Grand and Division marshals, bands, fraternal orders, and relief corps will participate. programs feature speakers, music, and songs, with a 2 o'clock start and automobiles reporting at 1:30 for G A R and W R C members.

Forest Hill Cemetery May Opera House Wigh Downing Water Water Street Main Boone Broadway Robinson Avenue Robinson Nicklin Avenue Nicklin Cemetery V. J. Granger J. M. Trunter Jno Link Geo. Henry Parrett’s Band Jr. Order United American Mechanics Big Flag J. Benhart J. Stowe Loyal Order of Moose Order of Odd Fellows Whights of the Maccabees W. HH. Rhodes Cutford Bartholomai Leo Wammes Lion Grand Army Republic Women’s Relief Corps Parlett Rev Gehm Marcella Gardner E. M. Bell John FE Sedgewick Martinsville Ind America G. Alt. Hall G. A. R. Hall T Han

Union Patriotic Service in Piqua Sunday Evening at Presbyterian Church

A Union Patriotic service at the Presbyterian church in Piqua Sunday evening brings Rev. Dr. Colley and Rev. J. R. Neale as speakers. Morning worship at 10 with Children’s Day exercises featuring the Knoop Home children, baptismal opportunity for children, and Evening Evangelical programs including Red Cross and Liberty Loan presentations by local leaders.

Union Patriotic Service Piqua Evendeavor Dr. Colley J. R. Neale Presbyterian Church J. Ralph Neale Red Cross J. B. Wilkinson Montgomery United States J. R. Colley August Clouse Liberty Loan Committee Ferguson

Church Services and Notices Collected Sermons and Schedules

Sunday services listed for First Church of Christ Scientist 431 West High Street with 10 45 am service and 9 30 am Sunday School. St Pauls Evangelical notes next Sundays children day 9 30 am and Dorcas social at Mrs Tom Ginn Rossville. United Brethren announces summer schedule ending sermons by 11 15 am with serials The Strong Man and The Boy Sold Into Slavery.

United Brethren Church C. B. Beda Samson Joseph

James Episcopal Church Services for Trinity Sunday

William H W Allison rector invites all to James Episcopal Church for the first Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 20 a m and Morning prayer litany and sermon at 10 45 a m all are welcome despite religious affiliation.

SI. James Episcopal Church William HW. Allison

Sabbath and church services schedule notes

Sabbath school at 9 15 morning worship at 10 30 with sermon The Philosophy of Prayer Young People's meeting at 0 15 theme Sins of the Mind union patriotic service at 7 20 Presbyterian church Monthly session meeting Monday evening at Mr E B Levering S S Workers conference Tuesday evening at Mr ELF Dethloff Mid week praise and prayer Wednesday 7 30 cordial invitation to all to attend

Union Presbyterian Church Levering S. S Elf. Dethloff

First Christian Church Ohio Oh Er Batley Pastor

Sunday school open to all at 9 15 a m with a warm welcome and fellowship. Morning sermon at 10 30 titled All at Work. No evening service due to union meeting at Presbyterian church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m The Light of the World. Associated Bible Students hold free lecture in Marcabee hall North Main Street on Sunday June 10 at 2 30 p m all welcome no collections.

Presbyterian Church Associated Bible Student Marcabee Hall North Main Street

Cantonment Sites Chosen for New Army

The War Department announced Chillicothe Ohio and Petersburg Wisconsin as cantonment sites for the new army during the Cantonment Camp in Washington DC on June 6.

Washinggton D. C War Department Chillicothe Ohio Petersburg Wia

Ohio adds 500000 backyard gardens to boost food crop

Ohio's plan to tackle the food problem leads to 500,000 backyard gardens started in Columbus on June 8. The initiative brings 25,000 more acres under cultivation and promises an extra crop valued at least one million dollars.

Columbus Ohio

Three More Enlist In Company C

Three more men have enlisted in Company C Edward Shepard and Tom Dowling enlisted yesterday afternoon and Leonard Shepard enlisted this morning.

Edward Shepard Tom Dowling Leonard Shepard

Oklahoma cyclone wrecks fifty buildings in Perry

A tornado struck Perry Oklahoma late yesterday wrecking fifty buildings and causing more than 100000 in damage. No lives were lost and none were reported injured.

Perry Okla

Tractor Demonstration Highlights Elgin Engine Near Piqua

A large crowd of farmers witnessed an Elgin tractor demonstration on the Garbry farm east of Piqua. The gasol ine engine showed strength by replacing three horses on virgin soil, handling heavy sod and marshy spots with ease. Plow setup improved furrow quality, and local plans aim to bring the tractor plant to Piqua with a $35,000 offer and a new factory site near the rolling mill.

Piqua Elgin Appleyard Jr Chamber of Commerce

Representative Cartmell Addresses War Comrades

A speech by Hon. T. J. Cartmell of Auglaize county, in the Ohio General Assembly, to Civil War veterans at Wondstock Champaign county, is printed in full after a comrade submitted the address. The oration laments neglect of veterans, condemns feudalism and greed, and references Washington Jefferson Jackson and the Bell in Philadelphia, urging liberty and duty.

T. J. Cartmell Ohio General Assembly Auglaize County Wondstock Champaign County Grand Army Piana Daily Press Washington Jefferson Jackson Land of the Free Hitle Kid Philadelphia Province of Pennsylvania State House Paul Wapakoneia General Assembly

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John W. Co P. Irvin Martha Wood Nellie McCabe Esx Mell J. L. Black Augusta Boal Women’s Service League G. G C. Dietrich Pols Emma H. Fordyce Associated Charities A. D. Trance Rotary Club John Montgomery Miami County Humane Society Wiliam Cook Trogers Federalion of Women’s Clubs Dessa Tr. Shaw Whurries’ School Joseph Welsh Central Labor Council C. B. Boda Ministerial Association W.H. Allison John It. Anderson N. S. Bartlett Stanhope Bent James R. Calley G. E. Polk IL. M Wiesh Logan A. Razier I. L. Gamble Paul T.gehin J. Granger Watus Jeg John Daganhardt Justice of the Peace Thu Johsa Montgomery C. E Patiotic Service First Church OF Christ, Scientisy West High Street Vrce First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass ST. Paulus Evangelical Paul Gch Dorcas Tom Ginn Rossville United Presbyterian Ralph Neale First Christian Church ER. Batley Oklahoma Garbrey Farm Cartmell TJ. Garemelt J. FE. Sengwick Indiana Fraternal Society Memorial This City
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