Hospital for White Plague Victims Proposed for four Ohio counties
Commissioners from Clinton Warren Greene and Warren counties discussed a joint district tuberculosis hospital. They toured the Stephens farm south of Lebanon as a potential site and heard Dr. C C Probst explain the law and cost benefits of a district hospital versus separate county facilities. No action taken, decision deferred.
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Lebanon
Stephens
C. C. Probst
State Board of Health
Ohio
Warren County Board
Warren County
Marriage of Miss Stella Nash and Charles Yost in Cincinnati
An engraved invitation announces the marriage of Miss Stella Mae Nash to Charles McLeod Yost at the bride’s home in Cincinnati on April 22, 1999. The bride is the daughter of Edgar P. Nash of the U S mail service and Ella Kain Nash. The groom is a progressive young businessman from the city and they will reside at 4081 Main Avenue Norwood after May 1.
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Stella Mae Nash
Charles McLeod Yost
Cincinnati
Edgar P. Nash
U. S. .Mail Service
Ella Kain Nash
Charles Kain
Main Avenue
Norwood
Golden Wedding Celebration at Harts Horn Home
On April 14 1908 children and grandchildren of Mr and Mrs J H Harts horn gathered near Moscow for a quiet yet joyful golden wedding anniversary. The family home was festively set with appropriate decor and a hor was served. Friends attended and were warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hartshorn
Moscow
Mra
Centennial Celebration at Union Chapel to Mark 1909 Anniversary
The old Union Chapel ground hosts a centennial celebration on Sunday May 9 1909 starting at 10 o clock. A modern church replaces the original log structure and a full day of services includes organ music testimonies and a centennial sermon by Rev A N Spahr. Local ministers and laypeople are urged to attend and bring lunch baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Chapel
B. F. Moyer
Pioporonei
Baker
Pergos Coc
L. M. Davis
B. F.miley
A. N. Spahr
Presbyterian Church
E. H. Jackson
Death of Melville Rhodes Prominent Pueblo Banker
The Courier reports the death of Melville Rhodes aged about sixty a longtime Pueblo banker and builder of the city who grew up here later returning west He leaves a small family and was honored by local banks and societies with wreaths at his funeral held at his Grand avenue home in the Episcopal church he attended Older residents recall him fondly and mourn his loss
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the Courier
Melville Rhodes
Far West
John A. Rhodes
John G
Oliver P. Rhodes
Alice Fitch
M. H. Fitch
First National Bank of Pueblo
Mercantile National Bank of Pueblo
Pueblo
Colorado
Grand Avenue
Episcopal Church
Bethel Band Plays Batavia Ball Game May 8
Bethel baseball team composed of Bethel band members to play Batavia on Batavia grounds Saturday May 8 at 2 p m. A band concert at city hall follows in the evening with proceeds to be shared between the band and the Athletic Association.
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Bethel
Bethel Band
Batavia
City Hall
Bethel Boys
Beane Bbe Band
Dairy Institute to be Held in Cincinnati May 7 and 8
The Dairy Institute will be held in Cincinnati May 7 and 8 with exhibits of milk scores by C B Lane of the USDA Dairy Division. Talks cover improving milk quality, certified milk, hygiene, and farm needs with W D S White and Prof Oscar Erf among speakers. Dairymen urged to attend to boost returns and learn better practices.
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Newt Town
Eeitor Courier
Dear Str
Dairy Institute
Cincinnati
Cleveland
C. B. Lane
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Care of Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce
W. D.S. White
U. Veterinary College
Oscar Erf
U. Dairy School
Erf
Dairy Institute Program Highlights May 7 8 Cincinnati
A detailed programme from the Institute lists morning lectures May 7 on How Milk is Judged Care of Milk on the Farm and Stable Construction by university professors. Afternoon topics include New Milk Regulation and Abortion in May 8 sessions with experts from Ohio State University and the Cincinnati Board of Health.
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Clarence B. Lane
U.S. Department of Agriculture
van Norman
State College of Pennsylvania
Oscar Erf
Ohio State University
Health Department
Mark Brown
Cincinnati Board of Health
David White
Veterinary College
F. Eisman
Kentucky State
Mississippi battleship visit to Natchez eyed
Natchez and nearby towns prepare to welcome the Mississippi in a grand reception for the famed battleship. The rover of the deep cannot yet ascend much past Natchez due to current conditions, but a nationwide flotilla may soon appear at the river.
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Natchez
Natches
Memorial Day Arrangements for Soldiers Monument Dedication
A G A R meeting in Batavia outlined Memorial day activities for the Union cemetery monument. Committees will handle graves marking, cemetery gate decoration, and unveiling preparations with addresses by Peter F. Swing and H. C. Corbin. The cannon will be unveiled by Jean McDonald and Edmund Parrott. Memorial day services led by Post Commander Burdsall aim for a major local event.
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Union Cemetery
Peter F. Swing
Circuit Bench
H. C. Corbin
Jean McDonald
J. L Brown
Edmund Parrott
E. K. Parrott
Decoration Day Services at Laurel May 29
Decoration Day services set for Laurel M E church on Saturday May 29 at 1 PM assisted by the Daughters of America and the Junior Order. Promised are good speakers and music for the observance.
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M. E
Laurel
Daughters of America
HAND OF DEATH Draws Curtain upon New Home of Thomas Carter
Thomas Carter, long active in business here, sold out and moved to Trinidad Colorado seeking health for his wife who died there on Thursday April 22 at about 58. He leaves a husband a daughter and a son.
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Thomas Carter
Trinidad
Colorado
Olive Branch School Closes With Notable Banquet And Remarks
Patrons of Olive Branch School honor Superintendent Hulick and students with a noon banquet after the final winter session. Visiting teachers, Mrs. Grearison of Florida, and Captain John Hunt praised the school’s progress while a program of songs, readings, and essays entertained the gathering in Clermont house.
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Olive Branch
Hulick
Clermont
Clara Miller
Lydia Bert
Ruth Baker
Mildred Hazen
Lawrence Deem
Jessie Haney
Minnie Kirgan
Earl Brian the Maiden
Alice Deem
Katie Schutter
Leona Baker
Stonelick School Closes Winter Term With Program
The winter term at Stonelick School closed Friday with readings recitations music and a dinner for about 100 at a well attended event. The report notes strong student training under George Bowers and mentions a pleasant Armory dancing party and a local illness recovery. A notable death is City resident John Kidd son of the late Liane Potter, who died aged 14 in Carthage after serving as a local professional here.
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Stonelick School
George Bowers
Thomas Potter
Ute Place
Liane Potter
Bia
Carthage
Taat Week
Blanket Fire Stop Saves Milford Woman From Gas Stove Blaze
Mrs Hellen of Milford nearly burned when a gasoline stove cup flooded and a lit match caused a flash. J W Simmons used a blanket to smother the flames, saving her life as she ran into the street. She is recovering at her daughter Mrs Terwillegar’s home.
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Hellen
Milford
Lucy Run School Closes With Appreciation for Miss Lytle
The Lucy Run school ended Friday evening under Miss Bessie Lytle with help from Miss Mamie Dudak and Mrs Nina Bethymer and J S Hulick. The cozy room overflowed with patrons who enjoyed music readings recitations dialogues drills and tableaux. Pupils presented a heartfelt gift and speech praising Miss Lytle and her successful oversight of the session.
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Lucy Run
Bessie Lytle
Mamie Dudak
Nina Bethymer
J. 8. Hulick
Centenary Exposition Planned for Boston in 1920
Preparations begin for a world exposition in Boston in 1920 to honor the Pilgrim landing at Plymouth Rock 800 years ago. The event aims to surpass all previous expositions and involve civilized nations worldwide. A decade is set for planning, deemed fitting for such a grand undertaking.
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Boston
Plymouth Rock
Thomas Glancy Retires After A Quarter Century In Meat Trade
Thomas Glancy retires from active business after twenty five years in the meat trade. He served as a public officer and council member, earning a fair competency andgenerally popular among locals. He plans to supervise building his new home with his nephew Homer Glancy, aims noted in local notices.
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Thomas Glancy
Glancy
Amy
Tie
Homer
Glancy & Co
Mainatroot Iia
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Hand OF Death
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Carter
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Percy M. Ashburn
Medical Corps
U.S. A
Birmingham
Chester
Geo. Bala
Georgia
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Alans
Geo. A. Frineh
Thomas Speide
Folietty
A.M. Dimmitt
Migs Alice
Mualo Wan
John Kidd
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