Hunter and Miss Nettle Niger Wedding in Pittsburg
Fred Hunter and Miss Nettle Niger were married Wednesday in Pittsburg in a secret ceremony. Mrs. BL W Mahan and Mrs Winter are among relatives, with praise for Hunter as a standout player and Reiniger lauded as a charming bride, as the couple plans a devoted, supportive life together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ‘Hunter
Miss Nettleniger
Pittsburg
W Mahan
Winter
Eeping
X .Bost
Hun
Nobody Seems To Want the Children
Proceedings were instituted in probate court by Judge Harry Ball to have Maud Whaley and Hazel Whaley aged 16 and 7 removed from their grandmother Mrs. Kate Boyd and placed in a foster home. The affidavit alleges the mother in Teorain is of unnat i onable character and not able to care for them. the other parent is not able or does not do so. The grandmother does not wish to care for the children any longer and cannot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obate
Byudge
Harry Ball
TM Society
Maud Whal
Hazel Whaley
Sen Whaley
Kate, Boyd
Teorain
Hem
Mansfield
Bootlegging Charge Against Weal Shaw Alters Jail Hearing
Weal Shaw, nearly 70, was arrested Monday evening on a bootlegging charge by Sheriff Eckhart. Judge Blair held a private consultation Wednesday before Shaw was returned to jail for further investigation. Shaw resides in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal Shaw
Eckhart
Blair
Shaw
Tremper Appointed Trustee Of Beyerly Property
Dr. Tremper named by probate court as trustee to manage a Second Street property once belonging to Anna Beyerly. The property came to Beyerly via will from Julia Holme Beyerly and was placed in trust for William W. Beverly, who died earlier without directing its disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Tremper
Probate Court
Second Street
Anna
Beyerly
Miss Beyerly
Peskassan Ay
Julia Holme Beyerly
William U. “Beverly
Beverly
Out On Crutches Is Out On Crutches
Mes George Long of West Tenth street recovered from a sprained ankle enough to be out with crutches for the first time since injury. Miss Ida Burkhart of West Front street left for a visit in Ashland. Willie Doherty sprained his right ankle during the game between the 100s and the Midgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Long
West Tenth Street
Ashland
Ida Burkhart
West Front Street
Jett
Willie Doherty
Left Note And Furniture Missing From Franklin Avenue
Mrs Mary Keplinger and Miss Maitie Mirand disappeared from Franklin avenue leaving a note claiming the furniture would be paid for later. Authorities believe they may have gone to Oklahoma where a son of Mrs Keplinger lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Keplinger
Maitie Mirand
Franklin Avenue
Jess
Oklahoma
Little Girl in Serious Condition with Typhoid Fever
Eleven year old Penel daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmett Warden of Robinson Avenue is in a critical condition with typhoid fever and little hope remains for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penel
Mr. Dodds No Better
William Dodds of Robinson avenue remains in critical condition after two weeks with a severe typhoid fever attack. His doctors report little or no improvement and say his condition is alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dodds
Robinson Avenue
Machine balked during party ride halting near postogies
A machine failure disrupted a party of friends led by D. A. Alspangh and required a mechanic to locate the trouble, causing about an hour of halt in front of the postogies. On business trips Maier and Hoerery Feowine traveled to Trnntington for a short business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Alspangh
Tesday
Thamerehine
Maier and
Hoeory
Feowine
Trnntington
Ion
Lot Bought by Wr. Amann
Amann family ties are noted as a wealthy proprietor purchased an adjacent lot. The deal traces to East Leonutedreen and involves local property transactions with Dergy Pratt Amann linked to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. Amann
M Anns Bierley
Girand Merly
Tia Cis
Elise
Opened Restauran? A Muddled Local Signage Report
A garbled OCR note reports a restaurant opening with unclear wording and scattered names. It references someone named Sovilepreetdiar and a place near Atlantie eda, Te. The fragmentary text suggests local business activity but lacks verifiable details.
Depositors Offered Safe Investment in Real Estate Mortgages
Depositors are stockholders and face no losses. Funds are invested in first real estate mortgages. Borrowers reduce loans promptly. A growing surplus backs loans. Officers are bonded. Company operates under Ohio state supervision. Four percent interest on deposits or certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theusiness
Ohio
Sttle Sapervision
Decoration Day Observed At Rarden
Decoration Day services honored veterans at Rarden with ceremonies at Ye Newman Mt Joy and Young cemeteries. Grand Army details decorated graves as brief life and war records were read. A special service marked Jesse Bedwards Revolutionary soldier’s grave, followed by a program at the Methodist church led by Commander A B Meliride and Mayor N Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rarden
Ye Newman
Mt. Joy
Grand Army
Newman Cemetery
Jesse Bedwards
Negroes In Scrap Wastehouse Involved In Altercation On North Walter Street
A Negro junk dealer and Sam Solemn, a West Indian, were principals in a high meaning incident on North Walter Street Thursday night. Police visited the neighbors’ hovel before restoring order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oe Tle Holland
Sam Solemn
Wal Fer
New Girl Arrives in Wheelersboro and Nearby Areas
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Puteh Undsen at Wheelersboro on Sunday. Buggies and harness advertised at Stahfer's. The family plans to return to Piqua. Mrs Tay Wilcox and Massie Paley are out home after a visit in Dasville, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puteh
Wheelersbore
Tay Wilcox
Trather
Massie Paley
Dasville, Vi
Visits At Capitol Highlight Richter Family Day
John Richter of Gt. John's hotel visited Columbus Limnday with his brother Terry Richter of the state penitentiary board of managers. He toured the city with his two youngest daughters Elizabeth and Gertie, marking a rare six year return. The day featured family time and local courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Richter
Gt. John’s Hotel
Columbus Limnday
Terry Richter
State Penitentiary Board of Managers
Driver Killed In Indianpolis Auto Race Accident
Draggist John Migeds of the East End returned from Indianapolis with details of a deadly automobile race. He witnessed the outright death of one driver and injuries to others, noting the event was exciting but dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Migeds
East End
Tidianapolta
Rickey Offered Evangelist Post Turned Down
Athletic director Rickey of the University of Michigan was offered a position by Evangelist Sunday but declined as he has no contract with Michigan. Rev Honeywell may leave evangelistic work soon and Sunday and choir leader Hadeheaver were eager to hire Rickey, noted as a fine speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranch Rickey
University of Michigan
Evangelist Sunday
Rickey
Michigan
Honeywell
Hadeheaver
Mrs Reiniger Stricken With Illness in Cincinnati Visit
Mrs. Reiniger is very sick prompting relatives in Cincinnati to rush to her side. Mrs. Fred Reiniger of East Ninth Street is reported to be suffering heart trouble, with family members called home Tuesday for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Praither
Cincinnati
Fred Reiniger
East Ninth Street
Newman Couple Plans New Home in Mey Dermott
Mr and Mrs William Newman of McDermott visited the city Wednesday to buy furniture as they prepare to move and establish a new home in Mey Dermott. Newman holds a good job with the Mc Dermott Stone Company and expects to construct a house soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newman
McDermott
MeyDermott
Newman
McDermott Stone Company
Painter Ed Brehmer Wins Court House Contract
Ed Brehmer awarded the contract to paint paper and varnish the court house interior and exterior for 715 dollars. Cunningham and Crossput failed to accompany bids with proper hand. Paster Brothers bid 521 pounds but was not considered. Dorn of Buena Vista visited on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Brehmer
Court House
Cunningham and
Crossput
Mand
Tei
Paster Brothers
Complain of Speed Violations Reported in City
Crooner Swickert of East Eleventh street reported to police that Carl Ferguson and Jonrl Schley violated the speed limit Monday evening. A complaint was also filed by BLOM Carson that an automobile nearly struck his survey on West Fourth Street Monday evening. Changes: Jobs. Vigeringnes has taken a switchman job at the steel plant after working at Portsmouth Machine and Casting works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finerge Swickert
East Eleventh Street
Carl Ferguson
Jonrl Schley
Alsu Ved
Blom
Carson
West Fourth Street
Vigeringnes
Portsmouth
Mac
Vhine and Casting Works
Mondas
Mr. Breece Seeks Absorption of Wait-Fuller Plant
The absorption of the Wait-Fuller Cabinet plant by Breece Manufacturing nears completion after a midweek Turley Building meeting. Directors of Wait-Fuller will ratify on Thursday, finalizing the deal which includes both Wait-Fuller buildings. Afro Breece plans production of tops and chair backs at the new plant, with minimal business interruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wait-Fuller Cabinet Company
Breece Manufacturing Company
Turley
Wait-Fuller Company
Afro Breece
Patent Dump Wagon Proves Big Success
Earl Adams patent dump wagon was tested by Kelley Bros on Monroe street paying job Wednesday. The test proved satisfactory and interested parties were impressed with its advantages. The wagon drops from the rear. Adams expects several models and has propositions but is not rushing to close a deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Adams
Kelley Bros
Monroe Street
Ers
Adams
Vis
Freedom Granted To Light Bootleggers Mr Bannon
Henry T Bannon traveled to Co lambus Wednesday while She stands against the D T 1 will appear before the road commission altered lines says the D T has refused to maintain certain crests in Ironton and NL We officials seek to compel the road to honor his share agreed several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry ‘T. Bannon
Co.lambus
Alte Ailt Road Commission
Eressi
Ironton
Eight of ten inmates released from Cincinnati work house
Judge Blair freed eight of ten inmates jailed April 30 for $200 fines. Named released were Carl War Earl Dinsmore Charles Copley Isaac Loaps Will Stillwell Skirney Warden and William Waghes. Floyd Stith and William Leichienheimer remain for further penitence after pleading guilty to liquor dealing found during a foreign dry detective raid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Blair Wednes
Bucky
Carl War Earl Dinsmore
Charles Copley
Isaac Loaps
Will] Stillwell
Skirney Warden
William Waghes
Floyd Stith
William Leichenheimer
Briggs Wins Handicapped Golf Tourney at Decorah Grounds
William Briggs won the men's handicap tournament at the Golf Grounds Decoration Day, receiving a silver loving cup. George Zottman took second with an aluminum putter. A chicken dinner followed at the Club House, and many attendees stayed on the grounds. Nodler won the directors’ prize, completed Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Grounds
Decoration Day
William Briggs
George Zottman
Avence Nodler
Directors
Stemshorns on Brief Visit to City
Mr and Mrs Wesley Stemshorn are in the city to spend a week with relatives after a theatre tour through Northern Ohio. They will make one more short trip before retiring in September.
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Airs
Wesley Stemshorn
Ohio
Machinery Arrives for Portsmouth Drying Plant
Machinery arrives from Philadelphia for the American Drying Machinery Company site in Portsmouth. Portsmouth Castings & Machine Company immediately begins erection and installation work. The plant aims to begin substantial operations and grow business in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Drying Machinery Company
Portsmouth Castings & Machine Company
Philadelphia
Portsmouth
Fine Rain Began Helping Farmers After Drought
The brief shower of Wedhese af termon brought relief to landowners including Seloto Bats. Corn fields that had burned up saw some planting for a second time as rain fed parched crops.
Gash Injures Forehead At Portsmouth Steel Co
A worker at Portsmouth Steel Co. suffered a deep forehead gash and lost consciousness after a bundle of tie plates was thrown his way. He will be off duty for some time and may travel to California soon for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
aAvea Keer
Portsmouth Steel Co
Poi
John Metzgar Makes Portsmouth Visit With Friends
John Metzgar, a former resident now living in Newport Kentucky, is the guest of Portsmouth friends. A once prominent local politician, he has relaxed his political pace and is enjoying life. Accompanied by Mrs. Metzgar, he is seen in the city during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Portsmouth
Miss. Reiniger
Hunter
Armager Clarke
Dake Melagar
Newport
G.y J
Metzgar
Local teams triumph in quiet community games
The report notes local teams from Mary’s school and nearby areas battled through a midday train trip to Trenton for Decoration Day events. Father Clovekner spoke, while a Columbus visitor, Will Jeffries, reflected on family hardships and recovery aided by Wing’s Discoveries medicine. The piece includes a testimonial about Fisher & Stroeh Pharmacy’s five cent remedy and a medical claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tather Gloeckner
1. Mary's
Trenton
Hos's
Sehuman Pire
Came to Say Goodbye
Brief item notes Miss Marie Vilis den Cros of Charleston West Virginia visiting relatives Monday and Tuesday. Mention of farm work and a move to Courtland. Also a local ad noting binder twine priced at 7 1 4 cents at Stabler's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Vilis
Charleston
Wo Va
Hugh
Courtland
Baby Named Marylizabeth Pulsing in New Ninth
An infant named Marylizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs Frankk Pulsing of New Ninth. The ceremony or further details are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankk Pulsing
New Ninth
Marylizabeth
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DR. Tremper
Mr. Dodds
Restauran
Deelendle
the Royal Savings and Loan Co
Gullia Street
Market Squadra
Buggs
Whe
Barre
Ohere Roupe
Oaif TN
Lug
GU. Heme
Stahfer's
Piqua
Chota
Lave
Capitol
Foley
Dom Zipperer
Newark
Huntington
Sertray
Stabler's
Tee Mase
Miss Daler
Talierson
Cohn Jie
Frien
MR. Brehmer Geis Job
Fon Dorn
Buena Vista
Mr. Breece
Mr Bannon
Walter Patterson
Dr. Robe
Briggs
John Metzgar
Will Jeffries
Columbus
O. Th. Keown
Muscadine
Ala
Jagrippe
Vaclun
Hay
Cowely
Ruth Ward
Jerseyville
Cardus
Challanasga Medicine Co
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