Local notices and society updates from Woolson's era
Various short items note Woolson's store promotions and prices, funeral for an uncle in Ankenytown Woodnoaday, travel of residents to Columbus Detroit and Ohlen ne, and appearances at the Poppleton Grocery Co. promotions. Business moves include D. Stone Jr visiting Youngstown and John Mullin to Detroit. Frank J. Beam travels to Ohlen ne. Parker resigns as stenographer and takes Pine Ridge Indian Agency post. Oyster supper planned at Plownant Grange hall with literary program. families moving to Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weal Woolen
Frank J. Beam
Ohlenne
Minn Ivory Giipin
John Mullin
West Sugar Street
Columbus
Woolson's
D. ©. Stone Jr
Young Town
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Charles Colgin
Danville
G. J. Feronbaugh
Poppleton Grocery Co
Krocerton
Gambler Street
Mon
L. B. Houck
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
South Dakota
Plownant Grange Hall
Ly.verybody
A. M. Dunmire
James Arnold
Fam . Ny
North Iberty
Mansfield
Death of Thomas E Greer at his home near Greer
Thomas E Greer a retired farmer died at his home two miles west of Greer on Thursday morning after four weeks illness from paralyis He suffered three strokes the first mild the second severe and the last attack two weeks prior He was 71 and survived by his wife and three sons Robert Fordyce and Charles Greer A Civil War veteran he belonged to the GAR
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Greer
Thomas B. Greer
Greer
Oelowk
Robert Greer
Fordyce Greer
Charles Greer
The
GAR
Local notices and family updates from Fredericktown area
Cyntha Tullowa visits relatives in Frederick this week. Jane Weaver Abbie Lovell Cornice Oldaker and Cora Kinney visit Sumner Campbell family. Infant daughter of Rupert Sherman Allegheny Penn buried in Louisville. Josie Lohr visits Baltimore and Weaterville relatives. Protracted meetings start Monday March 10 led by Ray Moorhouse. Lewis Higgins and wife welcome a daughter. T Bone family moving from Trumbull county to Fredericktown for future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyntha Tullowa
Frederick
Mra
Jane Weaver
Abbie Lovell
Cornice Oldaker
Cora Kinney
Sumner Campbell
Rupert Sherman
Allegheny
Penn
Louleville
Ray
F Moorhouse
Mre
Lewis Higgins
Priday
Bone
Trumbull County
Fredericktown
Rome
Sorosis Club Musical Program and Local Weddings
Sorosis met at Mrs. John P D Weaver's home on High Street for a musical program led by Mrs. Clyde L Weaver. Performers included Walter Wood and Helen Hoge McFeely among others. A wedding followed as Mina Nellie Heal and Doyal Beal wed at North Liberty with Rev. G S Stransbaugh officiating. The couple will live on a North Liberty farm. Nearby events included a Perseverance Circle meeting, a Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. B F Kunkle, and various town notices and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
John PD
BE. High Street
Clyde L. Weaver
Leybach
Macdowell
Walter Wood
Kjralfi Ars
Helen Hoge McFeely
Wilson G. Smith
Mia Huby Showers
Page Crubensve
Va Bproule Huber
Tachaikowsky
Wootton
Rubenstein
Twchaikowsky
Gertrude
Weaver
Beal-Beal
Mina Nellie Heal
Miss Nettle Growman
Missionary Class Meeting of M P Bunday School
The Missionary class of the M P Bunday school met at Mrs Puller's East Pleasant street on Wednesday afternoon with President Mrs Workman presiding. Readings, prayers, songs, and a flower report were noted as the class planned color changes and hymn selections and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Bunday School
Puller
East Pleasant Street
Gamnertsfelder
Indy
Welcome of crowd boosts event as turnout grows
A large crowd attended the event with positive energy and community support turning out for the occasion. Officials noted strong participation and enthusiasm throughout the program.
Meeting of the W C A on Wednesday Afternoon
The regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Christian Association was held at the Home for the Aged with good attendance. Donations listed include apples, meat, tea towels, canned cherries, jelly, magazines, potatoes, and baked goods. The entertainment committee announced a March 13 Melba Concert Co performance at the M P church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Association
Home For the Aged
Wilmot Sperry
HH. G. Beller
Hannah Browning
DB. Smith
Keen
Congregational Church
Melba Concert Co
M. P. Church
Hogan Replies To Capella On Prosecution Funds
General Hogan rejects Capella’s claim of $18 000 for a special counsel and treasury saying the two Democrats who voted with Cox’s Hamilton County ally voted to protect themselves. He notes prosecutors and his office have followed suspects closely for comfort as many states representatives were present in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Capella
Cistton
Treasury
Nas
Atorney
Hogan
George Ti. Cox
Hamilton County
Federal Good Roads Convention Opens in Raleigh Hotel
States and officials gathered for the Federal Good Roads Convention under the American Automobile Association at the Raleigh Hotel. The group seeks congressional support for broad federal highway funding. Ladies’ Bur lary of the Sons of Veterans urged a GA R ball meeting on Wednesday March 12 at 2 o clock to arrange the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
States of the Union
Raleigh Hotel
American Automobile Association
Congress
National Treasury
The
Sons of Veterans
G. A.R
Ohio Democrats Back Weybrecht for War Post
Washington reports Ohio Democrats urge the nomination of C. Weybrecht former adjutant general of the National Guard as assistant secretary of war to succeed General Oliver in New York. They argue Ohio received no cabinet recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
Ohio
C. Weysbrecht
National Guard
Oliver
New York
New Passenger Rates Enforced by L&N in Alabama
In Montgomery on March 6 a new passenger rate of two and one half cents per mile took effect on all Louisville and Nashville lines in Alabama following a State Railroad Commission ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
State Railroad Commission
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Alaabama
Notice of Intentions to Build Bridges
Notice of intentions from Goan foray yen that the Board fz Ohio intend to erect Sundnod nn Tote near the residence of Lanter pee na aver er Center run on the residence of FC Vanwicklen born in Clinton Towne. The plan calls for a bridge over Johnson run in the Will sand dal ineation of the street. The date is the 1h day by clock py. Public notification and any objections must be filed with the County Commissioners, order of County Com Mt. Verano: re IRVIN YOUNG, 4, Ohio, march Bh. Tae
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ir Johnson
Rane Lanter
Vanwicklen
Clinton
Elock Py
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Taylor
X. L. All
Northwestern Elevator & Mill
Woolson’s
Arthur Mitchell
Thin City
Tate Hoory Hess
Ankenytown Woodnoaday
Frank
Vernon
Newark
Mro
Berry
Bie
Mrv
J. M. Claypool
Raywood J. Walker
Weuaty Recorder
Benjamin
Parker
National Cash Bawister Co
Dayton
Josie Lohr
Baltimore
Weaterville
Ociety 7 News
David Rawlins
Max
H. Dally
Edward L. Parker
M. Woolson
J.T. Cromsey
Vance
Mia
Lawin G. Watling
Pennville
Ind
Thone
Mra. Beal
North Liberty
Perseverance
Elassed Ou No. 17
H. B. Oberholtzer
Kenyon Street
W. H. West
West Gambier Street
West
B. F. Kunkle
Kunkle
Central Union Telephone Girls
Ethel Roby
Weat Vine Street
Miawnow Eva Swingle
Lottie Thompson
Ixetta Waidell
Peng Stricker
Martha Mondron
Hazel Graft
Alice Rockwell
Emma Waddell
Florence Stone
Laverna Elder
H. ©. Dodd
Martinsburg Embroidery Club
Bebout
William Burger
Kentucky
Victor Tomlinson
Xenia, O
Laila Tih
City
Houekeeping Wy Bt
Jessie Mercer
Mt. Zion Church
Milton Hayes
Virgil Wolfe
Sallie Hidenbaugh
Fallsburg
Cora Mercer
Eli Frey
Charles of
G. Taylor
John Wolfe
Mr. Herbert Norris
Lemard Stricker
Eto
Jose Mercer
Ollie Nicholls
Ethel van Winkle
Sarah Scoles
Clyde Thompson
Ee Missionary Society
Washington, D. C
Weybrecht
Mt. Verano
Irvin. Young
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