Covington joins safe and fine Fourth of July colony
Covington village council allocates 30 dollars of public funds to pay a local band for open air concerts. nightly pay is two dollars and fifty cents while funds last. The report also notes various local events, including theater at Rossville, a field meet near Troy, and several weddings and civic notices in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Safe and Fine
Village Council
Miami County
Experiment Farm
Troy
Miami Valley
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Piqua Bride Wed In Sidney Journal Note
Miss Helen Gertrude Bustetter married Richard W. Schreiber in a 7 15 morning ceremony at Hiery Angels Catholic church witnessed by a large crowd including Piqua residents. The bridal party featured Marguerite Serge of Columbus and Dr. Robert Carrigan of Tiffin, with Irene Trustetbler at organ. The gown was Georgette crepe with grey satin, and pink and white peonies adorned the altars. The reception followed at the bride's parents’ South Onio Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Schreiber
Mary
Elizabeth Schreiber
Werman Schreier
Tiffin
F. Seigel
Marguerite Seigel
Columbus
Frank Geiger
Frances
Mary Emert
Paul Emert
Piqua
Holy Angel’s High School
Tiffin Manufacture Company
Joseph Bustetter
Helen Gertrude
Sidney Journal
Helen Gertrude Bustetter
Richard W. Schreiber
Hiery Angel's Catholic Church
A. Forman
Irene Trustetbler
Marguerite Serge
Robert Carrigan
Miss Seigel
Onio Avenue
County Seat Cullings Not By Nature
Anna Joly of Piqua files for divorce from Luther P. Jolly after alleged lack of support for two children and a 1917 threat to kill, with a temporary restraining order issued. Probate matters note administrator filings, property sales petitions, and new marriage licenses in Piqua as Wednesday court actions unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Goings
Covington
Proase
Goings
John Tobias
Wilson Houser
Martin Houser
John L. Prugh
Frederick Price
Ralph Price
Philo N. Emerson
Hazel J. Sink
Piqua
W. H. Alison
St. John
Tellie Leffel
Canoe Outing Promises Pleasant Summer Memories
A lighthearted note encourages taking a friend on a Sunday canoe trip this summer. Bring a Kodak to capture moments and later reminisce about the day’s simple joys and scenic views.
Unclear Names and Places From Fragmentary Notice
Fragmentary OCR lists Ida Manson and George J Barker with Troy locations, Lawrence C Haug from Sidney and Missi Archer from Piqua, plus unspecified individuals and fragments. No coherent event or outcome is discernible beyond partial names and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Manson
Troy
Hey
George J. Barker
Lawrence C. Haug
Sidney
Munchinist
Missi Atala P. Archer
Piqua
Hey. R, W. Goetseh
Bijou Theatre Changes Hands Under New Ohio Company
The Bijou on Ash Street has new management under The Piqua Amusement Company of Ohio with Harry G. Kress as general manager and George Ziegenfelder of the Princess as assistant manager. Decorations may wait until fall. first attraction under new management is Triangle Photoplay this Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bijou
Ash Street
Harry G. Wress
Piqua Amusement Company
Ohio
George Ziegenfelder
The
Princess
Kress
Stanhope Boal
Mr. Kress
Masonic Notice of Special Communication in Warren Lodge
A notice announces a Special Communication of Warren Lodge No 24 F and A M on Friday evening June 2 at 7 o clock. Work planned in the Entered Apprentice degree. W R BAMBER and W O TARRION sign the notice. Also mentions Dayton visitors in Piqua and local social trips by Payton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busi
Warren Lodge
A. M
Hell
W. RR. Bamber, Co
W. O'Tarrion
Newlyweds Debate Bank Accounts In Puck Cartoon
A humorous exchange features a mother urging her son in law to open a bank account while the newly married daughter objects, noting past pressure from banks for more deposits and expressing reluctance to handle an account. The dialogue satirizes financial propriety and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Puck
Proclamation From Great Sachem Urges Red Men Support
The Great Sachem of the Preservation of Ohio issues a proclamation through the Improved Order of Red Men at Piqua urging tribes to by law protect members serving in the defense of the country. Signed by G. S. D. 426 and Great Chief of Records Thos J Irvin, dated the 5th Sun Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Preservation of
Ohio
Great Council of
Uereal Council of
P. P. Smith
Order of Red Men
Great Council
Waverly
Lot Moon
I. P. PB. Smith
Rebar Notice For Minerva Rebekah Lodge Meeting
Rebar Notich for Minerva Rebekah Lodge No 16 announces a regular meeting on June 22 with the degree conferred on a class of candidates. Signed by BMSLIE COMER N G and Capt John Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Rebekah Lodge
Degreuw
Bmslie Comer
N. G
John Fox
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Piqua’s Finest Theatre
A-Star
Matinee Daily
Tomorrow
Tasky Paramount
Blanche
Thomas MN
Rosemary Theby
Larry Meyers
Ide, Lee
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Paul Brady
Base Ball Park
Rossville
Albert Clark
Marshal Hake
Supreme Court
Freeman Vance
Fairfield
Charles Miller
Ed Lomax
Miller
Roy Everingham
E.W. Davis
State Highway Department
Covington-Dayton
West Milton
Montgomery County
Morgan Ditch
North Saim Street
Andy Peebles
Joe Blevgins
Sidney, Ohio
Maynor
Federal Building
Piqua Wedsay
Sandusky
W. KK. Leonard
Fc It
Whiten
Joe Hager
Fremont
W. T. Busser
Silar
Dayton
Don L. Tobin
Arizona
France
Ir. Tobin
Piqua Call Ad
Stein's Park
Step
WM. Gertach
WP. Smut
Jacob Guentiner
Cullings
K. WK
Marvey
Bradford
Davis
Tippecanoe City
Strickler Trothers Canning Company
Tippecanone
United States
Trollisier
Cincinnati
Harvey
E. W. Clark
Canning Company
Ans
Probate Court
L. J. St. John
Phillippi’s
Biyou Theatre
Noy Stump
Sister Miss Stump
August Promine
Callie Schetter
Carrie Althoff
Payton
Chas. Althoff
Billy Nill
Swith
Thos. J. Irvin
Revords
Rebar Notich
Hemm Bros
N. Main Sit
White Sale
J. W. Brown Co
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