Threats cited in divorce case stir Cincinnati hearing
In Cincinnati on June 22, Juanita Rice testified in a domestic relations case that William J. Rice threatened to kill her the day she divorces him. Judge Hoffman took the matter under advisement as she seeks a divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty.
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Cincinnati
William J. Rice
Juanita Rice
Hoffman
Composer's Son May Visit U.S. to Promote Father’s Works
Siegfried Wagner, son of Richard Wagner, is in Berlin preparing for a tour of the United States to conduct orchestras in his father’s masterpieces. He aims to persuade extra companies to pay royalties for Wagner’s works to support his ninety year old widow.
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Siegfried Wagner
Richard Wagner
Berlin
United States
Defiance and nearby towns report June 22 events
Ohio Grain Dealers' Association secretary nominates a delegate by Governor Donahey for the National What Conference in Chicago. Cincinnati Reds plan exhibition in Barnesville Hen drysburg with Hill Tops. last visit in 1896 ended 8 to 2. Defiance High School drops German from curriculum due to lack of demand. Florence Waters, 16, missing near Dunkirk. her mother seeks help as two men lure her with a car. In Pomeroy, a burned-boarder reappears amid search. In Columbus, William Massey mocks luck after jaw injury shifts place.
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Defiance
Charles 9. Latchaw
The
Ohio Grain Dealers’ Asseciation
Donahey
Chicago
Barnesville
Cineminati Reds
Hendrysburg
Cincinnati
Bryan
McKinley
Reds
Dunkirk
Florence
James Waters
Columbus
William Massey
West Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Ridge on Friday to Sunday hosted and visited by multiple families. Mrs Persis Squire and daughter from Amherst attended J H Penfounds. D C Club met at Mrs Newton Bechtel's with Middle Ridge attendees. Family visits included Eldreds Betts Priests and Johnston. A newborn Naomi June arrived to John Bock and wife.
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West Ridge
Persis Squire
George Walker
Amherst
J. H. Penfounds
Carl Fowl
Fredora Johnston
D. C
Newton Bechtel
Middle Ridge
Irwin Eldred
Lillian
Lois
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Jacob Battenhouse
Fredra Johnston
Henrietta
Birmingham
Florence
Fred Penfound
Plainfield
New Jersey
J H. Penfound
Carl Fow
Akron
Will Gleason
Elyria
Walter Sippel
Acids in Stomach Cause Indigestion
Medical authorities say about nine tenths of stomach troubles stem from excess stomach acid not lack of digestive juices. The remedy promotes relief by taking Bisulated Magnesia after meals to soothe the stomach and prevent sourness, gas, and pain, without digestive aids.
Local visits and hospital notes in Elyria area
Caregivers check on Mrs Bock while family news flows from Elyria and Amherst. Mrs Paul Court of Oberlin hosts a visit with Mr and Mrs Schaible as relatives call Sunday. Miss Josie Sasse of Elyria visits cousin Jean Wagner this week. Rev Handke of South Ridge visits Theodore Grills family. Carl Hunger to Memorial hospital for possible appendicitis after days of illness. Mrs Maurer and son from Murray Ridge and Mrs Mary Maurer of Elyria visit Mrs Fred Vietzen Sunday. Carlton Drusendahl of Amherst spends weekend at John Bocks. Multiple calls and visits across Bock, Schaible, Minnich, Seekins, Burrer, Hunger, Gerriquez families. church Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Stangs.
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Dabl
Bock
Paul Court
Oberlin
Chas. Schaible
Josie Sasse
Elyria
Jean Wagner
Handke
South Ridge
Theodore Grills
Carl Hunger
Memorial Hospital
Wm. Maurer
Murray Ridge
Mary Maurer
Fred Vietzen
Carlton Drusendahl
Amherst
John Bock
Chas Schaible
Will Abel
Borenheim
Ollie Min
Johnston
Missionary Society
John Stangs
Harry Gerriquez
Community Gathering Noted In Elyria File
Mr and Mrs Wil Gleason of Elyria hosted a quiet Sunday gathering with Herman Wolfe and family present. The event occurred Sunday afternoon at Mr Bocks location.
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Wil Gleason
Elyria
Bock
Herman Wolfe
Lang and Leek families host picnic supper Sunday
Mr and Mrs E J Lang and Mr and Mrs Fred Leek with son Cur alld Ladewood enjoyed a picnic supper at C H Hunger's Sunday evening. E Burrer and Albert Baus of South Ridge were visited Thursday evening. Fredon Johnston spent Sunday evening with Augusta Sehrends. Chas Schaible E J Burrer and family attended illumination night at Overlin on Tuesday. Grandma Smith visited her son C J Smith and wife of South Ridge on Saturday and will remain for an infinite time. Moses Kolb of Carlisle Center called on their children. George Lauer and John Tizza were also mentioned.signature
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E. J. Lang
Fred Leek
Curalld Ladewood
C. H. Hunger
E . Burrer
Albert Baus
South Ridge
Fredon Johnston
Augusta Sehrends
Chas. Schaible
E. J. Burrer
Overlin
Grandma Smith
Smith
Moses Kolb
Carlisle Center
George Lauer
John Tizza
Telephone wire could encircle the globe more than a thousand times
A fragment notes that the telephone wire in use in the United States, if stretched into one continuous line, would wrap around the globe at the equator more than one thousand times, illustrating the vast network.
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United States
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