Auto Collision and Runaway on Public Square
A 4:30 PM collision on the public square involved Wilson Grubb and Mrs. McCullough with a third car owned by Frank Shoulis. Debris, a frightened horse, and crowds followed as vehicles were moved to the theater area. The horse bolted along Blackberry alley, narrowly missing bystanders and a bicycle, while witnesses debated fault and police investigated the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Grubb
Mra. McCullough
Fountains
Runntus
A. Moffitt
North Main
Horse Rung Away Injuring Mrs Bell Near Friendehiyy
Mrs William Bell of Friendehiyy was thrown from a buggy when the horse reared and bolted down a bank into Lieestream near the Crousman's when a meter rattled nearby. She and her two children were uninjured aside from minor bruises while neighbors assisted in freeing the horse and buggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bell
Friendehiyy
Ariving
Heil
Hell
Bell Wan
Hee Lenin
Weether
Mr. Tell
Keene
Red Cross Appeals for Yarn and Funds
The Red Cross seeks donations to buy yarn for sweaters and to support American relief efforts. Chairman W. L. McCormick urged contributions to prevent soldiers from freezing, noting about 1 600 dollars is needed for the yarn project and urging patriotic citizens to give.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Clapton
Chatrman W
McCormick
Lost Boy Mistakenly Lost While Playing Nearby
A stall boy named Magill failed to return home on Monday, causing his mother and neighbors to fear he was lost. Friends searched with Mrs Magill and other neighbors after realizing he had been playing nearby and forgot to report in on time.
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Magill
Mrg. Ma! Bml
Disturber of Caves Meeting Pleads Guilty and Fined
Morrow, colored, arrested on an assault charge during a disturbance at a Republican meeting at the Caves, appeared before Mayor Mitchell Thursday afternoon and pleaded guilty. He was fined $20 and costs after waiving examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow
Caves
Ako
Mitchell
Guilly
Cout
County contracts awarded and estate inventory filed
The county commissioners awarded contracts for road graveling fields and bridge work including 43.50 to Viberty township for Johnstown road 182 for 7000 feet of bridge plank to A J Davis and W B Payne 20 for an extra foot to Wigging bridge in Jackson and 180 for a new abutment for Greer bridge in Jefferson township An estate inventory for Elizabeth J Coutt was filed in probate court by Paul M Ashbaugh showing assets totaling 1022 15 Appraisers were Mann Stephens and Kert O Hvans Damages of 5000 were sought in a common pleas suit by Clinton M Neal against Kra C K Conard and D Conard for alleged malpractice Marriage license issued to John Tissell Morey and Edna Mary Brown both of Mr Vernon Deed filed Vilna M Mahaffey to William Naramen property in Fl
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Viberty Township
Johnstown
O. C. Adelman
A. JS. Davis
W. B. Payne
Jackson Township
B. W. Logsdon
Greer
Jefferson Towanship
Elizasbeth J
Couttt
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Welgnee
Mann. Stephens
Kert O. Hvans
Clinton MH. Neal
Comnion Pleas Court
Kra
C.K. Conard
D. Conard
Sapp
Local draft board handles Monday medical exams
The Columbus local draft board reported systematized medical examinations with Dr. Larimore in charge and a team including Drs Williams Wastman Blair and Conard. Of 50 examined, 16 were physically ill, 8 rejected, 4 suspended. 12 made no class, and one man forfeited entry by not appearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattman Columbus Walt
Drt
Larimore
LL. Williams
Wlr. Wastman
H.W. Blair
G. K. Conard
Bonds
Hert O. Evans
John
Gotshui
Howard Huntsberger
Lee [Russell
Dan Houck
Patrick Purcell
Board Ff
Tolle
Frank L. Blair
East Burgess Street
Charles B. Fike
Akron Board
Wependenta
Edgar Briggio
Stanley Vail
Arthur Black
Clarence Bishop
Charles Eagle
Elmer Borden
John G. Grubb
Daey L. Tinnit
Clarence Smothers
Edwin Jacobs
Lawrence Bucy
John Dagres
Albert Seheff
Clifford Workman
Jullis Kremple
Charles Bonsell
Noel Beal
Clyde Robeson
Harley Stuke
Warren Horton
J. L. Spohn
Harry Lockwood
John Condon
Harry McKennie
Justin K. Durbin
Mied
Seibold
Otto P. Ransom
Charles M. Spence
Robert Tucker
Buckeye City
Hewie
Charles H. Spencer
Fredericktown
Alethet Board
Sparta Man's Son Shoots Self Through Foot
Sparta August 22 R Huntsman receives word his son James Huntsman visiting relatives in Adamsville shot himself through the foot yesterday. The injury may have been accidental or intentional. The father went to Zanesville Monday for his son’s hospitalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
R. Huntsman
James Huntsman
Adamsville
Sev al Soen
Zanesville
Local Mason to Be Honored by Church at East Liverpool
East Liverpool reports a local Mason will be honored by a church in the city. The event centers on a ceremony connected to the YMCA committee activities and a past incident involving a worker, with details fragmented in the source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocal Mason
East Liverpool
Flag Drive Seeks Donations for Red Cross Headquarters
Local appeal requests Americans flag donations in good condition for Nie Kod Crows headquarters on Norih Malin atcent. Donors should contact secretary Mins Kather Ino Critchfold to pledge or deliver flags.
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Nie Kod Crows
Wenlay
Norih Malin
Mins Kather Ino Critchfold
Wrist Sprain From Fall At Work Reveals Employee Injury
Richard Plekari, a worker for the railroad stops, fell from a height while on his engine assignment Monday. He struck the ground and strained his wrist, receiving treatment from the surgeon at the office.
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Richard Plekari
Utica Teen Charged in Father Shooting Incident
Jay Perkins aged 17 is held in Columbus on charges of shooting his father, Meank Perkins. Lloyd Myers aged 16 was with him when police say the shooting occurred. Authorities plan to hand the case over to the juvenile authorities.
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Jay Perking
Nnn
Meank Perkins
Wiiler
Columbus
Young Perkins
Columnus Police
Monilay
Lloyd Myers
Myers Lng
Perkins
Hem
Battery Needs Gaoline Stove To Cook Lunch
Wrst Lieutenant Julius W Heading ton of Battery 2 Puewdlay speaks on a recent announcement that the battery needs two or four stoves for cooking. The piece notes donations and local effort to supply stoves while en route to Montgomery, Alabama, amid a tense road condition affecting training and a ball game backdrop with Mt Vernon. Meredith buys stake in A C Huddle undertaking business as Mt Huddle joins furniture parts.
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Mowcomery
Mabama
Wrst
Julius W. Headington
Battery 2
Puewdlay
Enim
Suinet
MH Vernon
Ore Arms
Warrele
Wibis
Vernon Bond
Teachers Hear Discussion Of Their Problems At Institute
Monday afternoon sessions at the teachers institute opened with remarks by AL Chubb on temperance in teaching and the need to empower read ing and thinking in students. Miss Schachter spoke on elementary school practices, citing overcrowded rooms and equipment shortages, and urged flexible promotions and targeted help for subnormal children. Tuesday morning featured readings on teaching children to read, medical inspection, and the role of motive material and method, with Dr McMillan outlining drill exercises for formal subjects and optimizing time and effort.
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Tethhers’ Institute
Aing Ine
Prat
AL Chubb
Kidd Pyle
Mies Schachter
Lorie
Ald Miso Schutter
Jones Nanoment Tatte McMillan
Miss Schaeffer
Chubb
McMillan
Octogenarian Dies at Home in Wayne Township
An elderly man aged ninety something died Monday at his home from complications of old age after three months illness. Survived by his wife and three sons Harry U. of Green Valley George of Chesterville and Roy at home. Funeral at the home Wednesday morning at Ly o clock with burial in Green Valley cemetery. Mrs Jim Carroll and two children returned to Winc hester Indiana after visiting with me and Miss Tay Carroll of the Gronville yond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Benton
Wayne Township
JM. Benton
Wayne Towns Issy
Harry Uo
Green Valley
George
Chesterville
Roy
Wilford Parker Wilteed Carver in Pievek Ot foiene and Wales
Fragmentary OCR text references Wilford Parker Wilteed Carver in Pievek Ot foiene and Wales at HW Arie with unclear details. Names, places, and lines are garbled, yielding no clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilteed Carver
Pievek
Foiene
Wales
Ova Cetyl Ory
Two Ways to Walk A Fragmented Old Notice
A garbled OCR style item mentions Knox Savings & Loan Assn with an address on Main and Vine Streets, Colville. The readable text hints at a financial notice or advertisement amid scattered names and phrases, including potential references to people and places, but most details are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anil Hineiny
Gemu
Reindt
Ketverven
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
Cor
Main & Vine
Ste
Ormend
Colville
Suerclars
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Soa Herray Vt
Executors Sale Of Real Estate In August 1917
Executor’s sale of real estate conducted on Tuesday and August 28 1917. The notice lists parcels, bidders, and terms, detailing property descriptions, locations, and sale conditions. The document names parties such as Norvalip and Sellars and references legal proceedings and bids.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Shoultz
Court
House News
John Tissell Morey
Edna Mary Brown
Vernon
G. R. Dye
Vilna
M. Mahaffey
William Naramene
Wity Property
Ewalt
Corps OF Physicians
Blair
Haymes
Y.M.C. A
Nephel
East
Liverpool
Miron Tebtol
William Apat
Cale
Sant
Warker
Jay Perkins
Holmmbus
Meredith
A.C. Huddle
Huddle
Dicless
McMillen
Wilford Parker
Danville
McOnin
Eesti van Faniypise
Norvelvip
Iaroa
Perera
Gentian
Jayme
Ural
Olwumbus
FISK
B. E. Salisbury & Co, Spearman & Lepley
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