Eight Pound Son Born To Local Couple
Snappy About Town reports an eight pound son born to Mr and Mrs Lemer Frazier last Thursday. Piqua trends extend congratulations. Also notes visitors John G Hoegner and Geo W Klassenier, a National Home Finding Society representative in town, and the Lijau theatre reopening under Piqua Amusement Co management with a new Simplex film projector. An electrical storm damaged Troy Colored Baptist church ahead of a convention, and a horse near Staunton township was killed by lightning.
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Chicago
C. AM. Franker
Lemer Frazier
Piqua Trends
National Home Finding Society For Colored Children
Piqua
Loudisville
Viqua
Luc
Lijau
Piqua Amusement Co
Fre Stott
Colored Baptist Church
Troy
Distri Missionary Convention of the Baptist Church
Jesse Pierson
Staunton Township
Funeral Services for Frances H Fleming Held at St Jamies
Funeral services for the late Frances Housam Fleming were held Saturday afternoon at St. Jamies Epopal Church. Rev. WL ER Anson officiated. Floral emblems testified to esteem. Clyde Shyright of Urbana sang Crossing The Thur with Mrs. Kate Yo Leonard accompanying. After the service pallbearers carried Fleming to her grave as sunset faded behind the Western Hills.
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Frances Housam Fleming
St. Jamies Epopal Church
WL ER Anson
Clyde Shyright
Urbana
Thur
Kate Yo Leonard
Wm. J. Prince Jr
Merritt Speidel
J. W.W. Brown
Clyde Shyrigh
Alfred Mesh
Ollin Dweger
Local politics show two nominees with easy nominations
Little is happening in local politics beyond two declared candidates for Mevet offices. John V. Daganhardt, a Democrat, and J. M. Lloyd, a Republican, both feel secure in the nomination and in November's election. Public talk grows, but residents will decide the outcome.
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Mevet
John V. Daganhardt
J. M. Lloyd
Sare
Death Claims Miss Mclay in Piqua Homegoing
Miss Mary Davis McClay died Sunday morning at her home in Piqua after a lifetime in Ohio. Born September 2 in Thornton Indiana she taught eighth grade at South Street School. Survivors include her mother and father Mr. and Mrs T D Me ay. Funeral at 2:37 today from the home on Bond Way with Reverends Mant someark and Bailey. burial at Forest Hill Cemetery.
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Mary Davis McClay
Thornton
Indiana
Piqua
Wend
South Street
T. D. Meay
First Church of Christ
Bomd Way
Mantsomeark and
Bailey
Forest Hill
Piqua Lady Dies in Dayton Age 83
Miss Mary Singer aged eighty three died in Dayton on June twenty four after weeks of illness from senile dementia. Born September fifteen eighteen thirty in Miami county near Phoneton she lived in the community her whole life. Her sister Miss Amanda Singer died last week. Funeral from the home of her niece Mrs Suvan Singer on Park avenue. Interment in Forest Will cemetery. MacRahan entertainment moved to Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday evening.
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Mary Singer
Dayton Saundley
Miss Singer
George
Susan Singer
Miami County
Phoneton
Amanda Singer
Toston
Su van Singer
Park Avenue
Forest Will Cemetery
Read The Press Want Adv You Will Find What You Want
A compact note highlights using The Press Want Ads to locate desired items and services. It urges readers to search listings for available goods, jobs, or opportunities, suggesting the classified section as a quick path to desired outcomes.
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Adv
Older men seek officer roles in new Army training camps
Five weeks into the Officers Reserve Training Camps, the War Department plans sixteen more camps in southern states from August 27 to December 1. The program seeks men over thirty one with significant executive experience to qualify as officers, highlighting stories from Fort Sheridan where older volunteers train alongside younger cadets.
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War Department Iy
National Army
Piqua
Ohio
W. S. Gravett
Military Training Camps Association
Fort Sheridan
Ming
Philippines
Shire
Were
Chicago
Tie
Fort. Sheridan
County Seat Courthouse News Sparks Big Lawsuit
A Cincinnati man seeks 10000 in a common law damages suit filed by attorney Sherman Croft of Covington after an incident on Main Street near the Hotel Dennison. Croft alleges a speeding car struck him, throwing him 26 feet and causing lasting injuries and medical costs.
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Sherman JD. Croft
Covington
Affer
Cincinnati
Mr. Croft
Clib
Main Street
Dennison
Notice of STAT Review Regular Meeting Time Change
STAT Review will host its regular meeting Tuesday at 2 50 PM due to entertainment tomorrow evening.
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Stat Review
Canton Adjusts Bread Sales Effective Today
Canton reports new wartime bread sale limits aimed at conserving wheat. Local bakers and grocers will stop accepting stale bread exchanges and must move to fresh loaves only with adjusted daily demand.
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Canton
Thead Sles
Council of National Defense
Economic Board of the National Council
Noree
Ganten
American Women Given Thanks By Gen Barret
June 25 Washington report notes Major General George Barnett, Commandant of Marines, thanks American women for supplying extra woolen clothing and comfort items to Marines heading to France. The Navy League Comforts Committee, chaired by Mrs. James Carroll Fraser, coordinated knitted garments.
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Calonel GC. A. Doyen
League
Ural
Barucetts Teller
Ameriua
Comeforts Committee
Navy League
U. S. Marine Corps
Washington
United States
France
George Barnett
Marines
James Carroll Fraser
Is Marine
G O P Advisors Plan Overthrow of Opponents
Clumbus June 4 Fifty members of the Ohio G O P advisory committees met to “get together” to discuss warfy matters. The event gathered the party’s partly led United States Senator Warren G Harding from the Hartman building. The key focus is the personnel of the state finance committee chaired by Colonel William Conoper Proctor of Cincinnati with rumors Meule Massie of Chillicothe joining the panel tied to last fall's campaign.
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Ohio G. O. BP
Alvi
Sory
United States
Warren G. Ilarding
Hartman Building
Ghief
State Finance Committee
William Conoper Proctor
Cincinnati
Meule Massie
Chillicothe
Ile
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