Fire Destroys House Near Gallia Street Preserve
A night fire at the Chick residence near the Gallia street area caused the two story frame home to burn rapidly. Upstairs occupants fled in night clothes as flames spread from an open stairwell draft. Firefighters saved some goods but key items including a piano and private papers were lost. John Richardson escaped by leaping from a window. several residents, including Mr Peebles and Mrs Richardson, ponder rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S
Lynd
Chick
Caick
Nothring
John Nilson
Richardson
Walter Thompson
Mariet Dz
Chick Dina
Sarah Chicks
Gallia Street
Thompson
New Boston
Peebles
John Richardson
Fire damage and political notes across states
Fire destroys a ferry house and damaged ships. losses cited around 650 600 dollars. Reports from Washington and Indiana detail pensions, temperance measures, and a state official facing settlement and trustee transfer of securities to raise 775 000 dollars. Names include William R Warnock, W B Wheeler, and Daniel H Storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New. York
Dee
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Erie Railroad
Lackawanna” Ferry
Indianapolis
Daniel EH. Storm
Auditor of State
Widow Puckett Falls Down Stairs in Home Accident
Mrs. Mary E. Puckett of 16 Chillicothe street slipped at the top of the stairs and pitched headlong to the bottom injuring her head face and body. Her son James Pynkett and Dr Kline attended as she suffered severe wounds and possible fractures. She remained in great pain and unable to move through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kline
Billy Putcher Miles Seeks Sheriff Nomination With Plain People
Putcher Miles enters the field for sheriff on a plain people platform. He pledges vigorous campaigning while noting past supporters may not guarantee a gang endorsement and asserts independent progress amid uncertain political backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putcher Hilly Miles
The
Republic
Tie
Peter Lust Dies of Stomach Trouble
Following a year of steadily failing health, Peter Lust a 35 year old saloonist who ran the business at the corner of Eleventh and Gay streets died early Wednesday morning the immediate cause being stomach trouble He was unmarried and the fourth son of Philip Lust of Portsmouth Survived by four brothers John Louis and Philip of this city Jacob of Dayton and sister Mrs Mary Shiefer of East Eleventh Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
John
Louis
Hns
Philip
Jacob
Dayton
Mary Shiefer
East Eleventh Street
May Reach Compromise Between Parties In Oklahoma Discussion
Ben Atkins of Morrisonville, accused by Jack Cropper of defrauding him of household goods, spoke with the mayor's office on Tuesday night. A hearing is set for Thursday, with hope for a compromise before then. Col. William McCurdy of Wheelersburg traveled to Oklahoma with Miss Tressé Treasure, a long time family employee, to visit his daughter Alan Maddox and Dr. Maddox for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Atkins
Morrisonville
Jack, Cropper
Thenayor
Col
William McCurdy
Wheellersburg
Oklahoma
Tressé Treasure
Electric Bitters Restored Cherokee Man's Health
C F Collier of Cherokee Ta credits Electric Bitters with curing a severe kidney disease, backache, depression, and generalized weakness. He states he could not sit on a chair without a cushion before treatment, and he praises the tonic for restoring him to perfect health. Fisher & Streich druggists guarantee and sell it for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Collier
Fisher & Streich
Police raid follows rapid pistol shots at Market Street hotel
Five men were arrested after a tense melee at W. H. Mershon’s hotel on Market Street ended with a police pursuit. Reports name suspects Bland Seeley Culp Arnold Mershon Tilton and others facing charges of drunkenness disorderly conduct and attempted escapes. Separate fines include Bland 6.80 Mershon 45.80 Seeley 16.80 Culp 16.80 and Tilton 41.80 plus costs. Jack Taylor was fined 6.80 for disorderly conduct while Thomas Tonnahau paid 9.30 for intoxication. A mayor’s court case involved Garrett charged with discharging firearms. A saloon receiver was shot in a separate incident leading to a 50 fine for Sunday selling. A Canton Center mail carrier praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Ole’s
Market ‘Street
Clay Arnold
Ben’ Mershon
Wilk
Hy Bland
Nate Arnold
Wirt Seeley
Lee Culp
Bland
Min Clifford
Scioto River
Jefferson Street
Mershon
Seeley
Culp
Tilton
Interstate Transfer Com
Market Street
FE. J. Kenrick
Sulp
Qodle
Jack Taylor
Thomas Tonnahau
Thomas Garrett
McDermott
Molney
Raw
Garrett
Court News Mixes Alimony and Local Misdeeds in Hazy Report
A batch of court notes covers alimony disputes involving Melissa Debole and others, a Grasele case over failure to provide, and Frank Garrett facing charges for discharging a pistol in Leu Hamble's saloon. Garrett waives examination on concealed weapons and seeks binding over to common pleas. Jurisdictional banter includes marriage license issues raised by John Callender, and Albert N. Burris filing suit in common pleas over a forged note to D. Beatty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garrett
AlDermott
Leu Hamble
Mgryer’s
Garrett
Common Pleas Court
Valney Tow Re‘easing
Albert N. Burris
DE. T. Meatty
Common Pleas
D.C. Beatty
I. 'l. Boatty
Tle
Burris
Grand Jury
L. T. Beatty
Death of Army Veteran's Widow Serchdt Wiseenp
Jane Wiseenp, widow of Army veteran George Wiscenp who died five years ago, passed away Wednesday night at 53 after a three week illness with grip. She resided with sister Ales Albert Reyum of Mill Street near Front. She leaves three children two in Xenia Orphan Home, another sister and three brothers in Adams County. Funeral arrangements undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serchdt
Jane Wiseenp
George Wiscenp
Ales
Albert ReYum
Mill Street
Front
Xenia Orpha
Adams County
Wedding Invitation for Miss Marshall and Mr Pickett
Invitations removed from the page announce the wedding of Miss Margaret Marshall to Mr Victor Goodrich Pickett at the bride’s home in Chilliente. The ceremony is set for December 27 at their home in Waseca Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Marshall
Victor Goodrich Pickett
Chillienthe
Pher
Waseca
Minn
Christmas Piano Sale Amid Tight Holiday Countdown
Advertises two business days left before Christmas with piano options including self players. Promotes low prices and easy terms that anyone can afford. Claims limited time sale to clear stock, with cash or easy payments and extended evening hours.
Legal notice in a divorce case filed 1905 in Seiota County
John Tastep sues Louisa Jane Kastep in the court of common pleas asking for a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and adultery. The defendant must answer by December 19, 1965. James S. Thoms (Thomas) is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Gallia
John Value
Kentucky
Frank Taylor
News BY Wire
Lotus
iChicago
Chicago National and Home Savings Banks
Br. Peterburg
Morrow Neon
Tukum
Associated | Press
Yin Tukum
St. Petersburg
Mitau
Tlantington
Charles Reilly
Thomas Thompson
Reilly
Teanpson
Familton
Tillis
Caweacia
Tiflis
Mohan Medanis
Batoum
Fulege
Piano Company
Escay TW
Heiskill, Jn. and Co
Washington
Senate
William R. Warnock
Pen’sion
Columbus
Ghio
W.B. Wheeler
Anti-Siloon League
League
Greensburg
Ind
S. P. Nincar
Any McManaman
Dick Thompson
Anna Belle Allen
Gertrude Crim
Arthur Kseelrnger
Ann Cerhardt
Charles Jackson
James Debhiols
Billy
Peter
Police News
Selman’s
Mr. EK
J. Case
Canton Center
Conn
AML
Court News
Melissa Debole
Itholak Deburg
Uit
Guiness
David Grasele
Gasele
Johin
Callender
Waverhill
Margaret Cart
Green
Galender
Carr
Louis ‘Racquard
Wheelersburg
South Webster
A. Medal & Co
Tillie McGall
South
Webster
Ohio
R.P. Seiler
Law
York
Wurster Bros
Leading’ Drugiists
Chillicothe “Street
Chiltieat
Jacob Berndt
Suisto County
A. D
Margaret Young
Jexcentrix
W. J. Keyes
Dt Edsési
Dh Sk
Kietlens
Lafranco
Corpoend
Urnseigte
Sd Philocelonia
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