Boston recital pairs Leland Arnold and Margerite McQuaid
Leland Asher Arnold and Margerite McQuaid gave their first Boston recital at Mme Achard’s home with Arnold accompanying. McQuaid, trained abroad, and Arnold, a Dennison and Harvard graduate, performed works by Rubenstein Beethoven and others. Attendants included Mrs. Maclaurin Mrs. Walcott Johnson and Miss Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Lins
Leland Asher Arnold
Edward Arnold
Boston
Margerite McQuaid
Mme
Achard
Audubon Road
Mies MecQuaid
Gustav Straube
Arno Hill
Loelpsle Conservatory
Ottakar Sevolk
Prague
Cesar Thmpson
Brings
Mr. Arnold
Dennison Conservatory
Ohio
Harvard
Rebenstein
Heethoven
Thaerheen
Strube
McQuaid
Arnold
Maclaurin
Civil Service Reformers Gather for Thirtieth Third Annual Meeting
Civil Service Reformers from multiple branches gather in Hoxton to attend the thirty third annual meeting. The Hotel Vendome serves as headquarters for sessions tomorrow and Friday with speakers including Governor Baldwin of Connecticut President Lowell of Harvard University Logan W Page and Lewis Van Dusen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxton
Mase
We National Civil Service Reform League
Hotel Vendome
Baldwin
Connecticut
Lowell
Harvard University
Logan W. Page
Bureau of Public Rude
Department of Agriculture
Gilsbert von
National
Short Ballot Organization
Lewis van Dusen
Philadelphia Civil Service Commission
Vocational Education Talks At Indiana Trustees Meeting
Indianapolis December 10 Vocational education and the work of county agricultural extension agents are the main topics at the annual meeting of the Indiana State Trustees Association in session here President I B Moore of Frankfort opened the gathering and Secretary W S Gard of Cory read his annual report The afternoon session featured a discussion on vocational education led by W E Book State director of vocational education.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indians State ‘Trustees’ Association
I. B. Moore
Frankfort
Gard
Cory
W. E. Book
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies, Claims Made
An old medical note asserts deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and that remedies via local applications fail. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and promotes Hall’s Faculty Pills as a cure, with a mailed circular from Toledo, Ohio for more details.
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Eesti
ETN
Toledo
Ohio
Bros
Hall
Divorces Granted in Multiple Cases Across Court
In common pleas court Minnie Stoyle gained a decree restoring her maiden name, and George W. Spindler also had a divorce granted. The Sharples Company vs Bailey & Son settled for 65 dollars plus costs. Jury trial opened for Peter Eley vs Seba M. Crouch. sale of John B. Russell estate fixtures reported at 101 75. Habeas corpus cases against Lawrence Bricker and Orrville Skeen dismissed. Will case Rowe vs Dunlap set for hearing. Addison Patterson estate involved near Knox County with contested claims from Burlington township residents.
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Sharples
Or Co
Bailey & Son
Court of Common Pleas
Peter Eley
Seba M. Crouch
Rowe
Addison Pattersono
Will of North Liberty resident filed with estate details
The last will and testament of John Montgomery of North Liberty is filed. He leaves real estate to his wife for life, then splits proceeds between son Clarence and daughters Ruth and Dulcia. Clarence receives four lots and other property, Ruth and Dulcia receive shares, and executors are named Clarence E Montgomery and J M Cunningham. Witnesses were Olin Beal and Wmn M Griffith.
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John Montgomery
North Liberty
Clarence
Ruth
Dulcia Montgomery
Testator
Allan
Henry Marto
Clarence E. Montgomery
J. M. Cunningham
Wee
Olin Beal
Wmn. M. Griffith
Safe and Sound Securities at Buckeye State Building and Loan
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio proclaims safety in its securities and integrity in its principles. It offers first mortgages on homes and farms, prohibits loans to officers directors employees or their families, claims conservative appraisers and auditors, with assets around 6.8 million dollars and five percent on time deposits. Write for booklets and details from experienced staff.
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Sound
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Prompt Aid by Neighbors Saves Pry Home from Fire
Neighbors helped Mr. and Mrs. Orley Pry avert destruction when a fire started in an upstairs closet on Wednesday morning. Mrs. Fry noticed smoke, raised the alarm, Mr. Shannon Suit helped contain the blaze until firefighters arrived, and chemical extinguishment confined damage to the wardrobe closet.
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Orley Pry
Fry
Shannon Suit
Joel
Careful Selection of Loans by Knox Savings & Loan Assn
Knox Savings & Loan Assn invites depositors to a pool funded by deposits placed on first mortgages backed by Knox County real estate. It emphasizes safe locations and clear borrower files, claiming no losses from fire flood or overuse of security. Interest rates offered are 4 percent on savings accounts, 4 percent on six month certificates, and 5 percent on certificates of $500 or more due in one year. Berger of the Chicago White Sox tops second-base in the hitting averages across the American League.
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Knox County
Knox Savings & Loan Asa
F. Colville, Soc’y
Main and
Vine Streets
Grassbaugh Bullet Ruptures Brain After Rejected Visit
Albert Grassbaugh fired a bullet into his brain from a revolver after being refused admittance to his sweetheart's home Sunday evening. He lies in an almost unchanged condition at his Danville home and may live several days as doctors fear infection. The bullet pierced the brain and cannot be removed, leaving him paralyzed on his left side.
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Albert
Grassbaugh
Danville
le Bilid
Brown Held to Grand Jury on Embezzlement Charge
Robert G. Brown a rural route mail carrier from Mt Vernon is bound over to the U S grand jury on a charge of embezzlement. He was arrested by Deputy U S Marshal William J. Sanderson of Cincinnati. Brown allegedly used funds entrusted for post office money orders. He posted a $500 bond after arraignment yesterday before U S Commissioner Johnson.
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Columbus Journal
Robert G. Brown
Mt Vernon
United States Grand Jury
William J. Sanderson
United States
Cincinnati
Brown
Johnson
Frances Willard W. O. U. meeting reviewed program
The Frances Willard W. O. U met at Mrs. John Mason’s home with good attendance. Mrs. Walker presided. readings, prayers, and musical selections followed. Mrs. Turvey urged members to read The Messenger and Union Signal. The group planned for December 2 meeting and noted Crusade Anniversary led by Mrs. Tilton.
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Frances Williard
John Mason
Walker
Its. Alspaugh
St. John
Parquhar
Christ
Tilton
Solo
Long
Campbell
Johnson
Morgan
Hattle Turvey
Bell
Mijas Dora McCloy
Flora Farquhar
Turvey
Messenger
Union
Ohio
W. C. T. U. Benediction
Torie
Knox County Agricultural Society Elects Directors
Members meet at the secretary's office on Saturday December 27 1912 between 9 and 8 pm to elect nine directors for three years and three for one year. Only holders of 1918 membership tickets are eligible to vote.
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Knox County Agricultural Society
Death Notice A B Hardesty Beaumont Texas
Telegram received Wednesday afternoon announced the death of A B Hardesty of Beaumont Texas. Mayor A A Perrine was asked to notify Mrs Wade, his sister, who resides on the Newark road south of the city.
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Hardesty
A. 8
Beaumont
Texas
A. A. Perrine
Wade
Newark Road
Missing from home in Perryopolis and other notices
A Perryopolis message asks Chief P J Parker to watch for Charles B Snyder missing since October 6 1918. Describes him as 28, 5 feet 10 inches, dark brown hair blue eyes, last seen in a dark blue suit. Also mentions Martin Harvey the English player touring the U S and Canada next year, and reports on express rate talks in Chicago.
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Perryopolis
P. J. Parker
Charles B. Snyder
Sayder
Sen
Martin Harvey
America
United States
Canada
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MT. Vernon
Mass
Vernon Stover
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
Book & Art Shop
Purina
Northwestern Elevator & MU Company
Beth
Vernon
Common Pleas
Temple of Justice
Barton W. Blair
John B. Russell
N. R. Hastman
Probate
Lawrence Bricker
Orrville Skeen
Dayton
Parker
W. Side Public Square
Withensen
American ‘Tribune
Robert E. Lee
Banta Crus
California
Florence Mae Sattor
George Fr Smythe
William Hartixon Walker
Mae Worker
Emma K. Thompenon
D) Barett
Safe & Sound
Berger
Chicago White Sox
Jecqus
W. O
Castoria
Laeff
The
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Parker's
Lucky Curve
Conklin's
Bolles
Baker’s
Pharmacy
Big Hand
South Main St
First National Bank
H. Greer
S. W. Alsdorf, Gashier
Chicago
Ars
National Associations of Railway Commissioners
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mira
Charles Hatton
Wichita
Kansas
Stanley
Walter
Sapp
East Gambier Street
JD. W. Archer
Chiscago
Peter Smith
Newark
N. J
Harry McKay
New Castle
Clarence Motzgar
Wooster
City
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