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Newspaper

Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1917

Page

3

Snappy Town Notes on Repairs and Local Happenings

Repairs close Chestnut street crossing north of the Pennsylvania elevation. Farmers report good crops with rains and sun boosting wheat corn and potatoes though heavy rain could damage wheat. Local factories include Piqua Underwear Atlas Superior Imperial Piqua Hosiery. Recruiters seek men for Company C and a recruiting surgeon arrives Friday morning. Central Station firemen fight a high cost fire. Cabbage plants receive care along the lawn edge. Tense China Japan USA tensions loom as Uncle Sam warns China while build up of military power grows. JM Liesd, council clerk, mayors race. Lloyd may step aside as Luckey legal ties loom. William Good’s release ends with new intoxication charge.

Mrs. Clara Ann Manning Dies After nine week illness

Mrs Clara Ann Manning wife of James Manning died at her residence 517 West Water street at 4 15 oclock Thursday morning after a nine week illness. She was born August 14 1867 in Miami county and would have been fifty. She leaves sisters J R Clingar Laura Belle Nicodemus and Lucinda Werner Bradford and children Pearl Hagedorn Joseph Bixler Walter Bixler and Elsie Grosvenor with four grandchildren. A Catholic and Ladies Sodality member the funeral details will appear Friday in the Press.

Clara Ann Manning James Manning West Water Street Miami County John E Sussana Liter J. R. Clingar Laura Belle Nicodemus Piqua Lucinda Werner Bradford Pearl Hagedorn Joseph Bixler Walter Bixler Elsie Grosvenor Manning St. Mars’s Catholic Church The Ladies’ Sodality L. C LB. A

McFarland Dies After Long Illness at 71

Tillman McFarland 71 father of John Weroof lA Weher ml flarvey McFarland of st street died Thursday after a period of illness. He had been in frail health and underwent an operation to ease suffering and extend life. The appendix and bowels were found severely diseased, but he remained alive for a time after the procedure.

Tillman McFarland John Weroof la Weher Flarvey McFarland St Street McFarland Moanchy Whs Spoen

Metals Stolen From St Louis Iron and Metal Co

Thieves took metals valued at about 200 dollars from the St Louis Iron and Metal Company near College Street. Two or more suspects entered by forcing a window, removed barrels weighing seven to eight hundred pounds, and likely escaped with copper lead iron and bronze pieces. Manager J M Kasiner oversees the concern. the robbery occurred last night or early Thursday.

St. Louis Iron and Metal Company Pennsylvania College Street J. M. Kasiner Voudassim

Men Leave for Columbus to Join Army Quartermaster Dept

Raymond Jevach and Dwight O Ferrall departed Thursday for Columbus to join the U S Army quartermaster department. They earned special enlistment authority and expect to reunite with Graysig, also in the quartermaster unit, stationed at Columbus. Eugene Shaw will take final medical corps exams there. Company C aims to recruit at least fifty more. Capt Freshour reports strong local response as the Third regiment, viewed as the state’s top national guard unit, awaits further departures.

Raymond Jevach Dwight O'Ferrall Columbus Quartermaster’s Department United States Army Graysig Lynch O'Perralk Alboin Columbuns Piqua Campaig Freshour

Contracts Awarded for New Water Works System

The Board of Control awarded contracts for the new water works materials. American Cast Iron Pipe Co. handles extensions and water pipe, United Lead Co. takes charge of the lead contract, and James Clow & Sons supplies the valves. Work to start soon as crews are ready for the market.

Board of Control American Cast Iron Pipe Co United Lead Co James Clow & Sons

David Mowery Dies After Illness at Rossville Home

David Franklin Mowery aged 51 died yesterday at his home on Wasgrih Main street in Rossville after a two week illness from pneumonia. Born May 7 1866 in Easter county Pennsylvania he had lived in Pi qua for 40 years. Survived by his wife Mrs Mow , five sons and three daughters including Ollie Bothwell of Springfield Thelma Forrest Kenneth Earl who mourn his passing.

David Franklin Mowery Wasgrih Main Rossville Dad Franklin Mowery Easter County Pennsylvania Piqua Mow Ollie Bothwell Springfield Lanre Thelma Mowery Forrest Kenneth Earl

Funeral for Frank and Willian Held in Rossville

Funeral services will be held Tuesday June 19 at 2 p.m. from the family home in Rossville. Burial will follow at Forest Hill cemetery. Rev Neal of the United Presbyterian church will conduct the services.

Frank Willian Tueday Rossville Forest Hill Cemetery Rev Neal United Presbyterian Church

Wonder Washer Demonstration Draws Crowds at Local Store

Several hundred people attend the Wonder Washer demonstration at Crow & Walker on North Main Street. Mrs. C. Q. McFarland of Harrison Street wins the free Wonder Washer, with Mr. Watkins of Columbus directing for the manufacturers. The event proves profitable for attendees as well as the prize recipient.

Crow & Walker North Main Street C. QO. McFarland Harrison Street Watkins Columbus

Red Cross District Captains Meet To Assign Campaign Tasks

A meeting of Red Cross district captains is set for Friday at 2 p m at headquarters 409 Wayne street. Hall chairman of the district campaign asks captains to bring their first stunts and a full list for headquarters. Districts and captains are listed with names and numbers. Cleveland reports 14 with Liberty Loan bond allotment nearly exhausted as the deadline nears June 14.

Aa. Hall Mermhip Wayne Street Fortune George Washing AL Hall Joseph Welsh Tabke Varney Craven Arthur Marks Professor Dietrich W. H. Snyder Fordyce George Smith Elmer Hoyle H. P. Smith Carl Schnell Sawyer J. Spencer Rebecca Ludiow J. B. Sheridan G. E Folk Logan Frazier W. H. Allison Cleveland Uncle Sam Columbus

Waderal Kid Becomes Newsboy Lawyer in Cleveland

Cleveland June 14 Arthur Krause a former newsboy who sold papers in front of the post office is graduated from Cleveland Law School. He will provide free legal services to newsies in trouble.

Cleveland Waderal Arthur Krause Cleveland Law School Krause Newsies

Frozen Rheumatics Melt With New Neutrone 99 Plan

Rheumatic troubles melt as Neutrone Prescription 99 is promoted as a guaranteed remedy. The ad claims immediate relief and reliability with bottles priced at 50 cents and one dollar, sold by Greenamyer & Co in Piqua and other druggists.

Sullerer Greenamyer & Co Piqua

Daily Thought on Truth Love and Strife’s Course

The passage muses that truth love and strife are endless forces that cycle through time and influence outcomes. It frames love and conflict as perpetual companions, each prevailing in turn as history turns, their effects expanding and receding with the circle of time.

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