Local Briefs From Spring City And Nearby Areas
Ed Glander and wife visit Spring City Tennessee Miss Hallie Klinger visits Dayton friends last week Miss Louanna Meeker returns from Troy Judge Allread hosts Whist club Mrs James Wilcox of Palestine visits Greenville Mrs C Bishop and son of Columbus visit Greenville this week Mrs Barbara Amann and Mrs J B Koontz of Union City visit relatives here Sam Walters declared insane by Judge Robeson and committed to asylum Harding and Licking counties vote dry. margins 700 and 2000 Victims of Arcanum traction accident recovering Rose County option law ruled constitutional by Judge Duncan Ithaca pioneer William Stevenson dies at 80 Charles Reeder returned to Mansfield Reformatory for parole violation in arson case Erma Dill, 17, accidentally shot by brother Wilbur. arm amputated above elbow after severe bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Dill
Perry Dill
Palestine
Wilbur
Christmas Bazaar and Community Happenings in Progress
The issue notes a Christmas dress shirt sale from 50c to $1.50, announces Dr. Landman the Oculist at Wallace House on December 17, and reflects on leap year and social events. It reports a new Business Men's Association forming with about thirty members, anticipates further activity, and mentions an upcoming M. E. Sunday school Christmas cantata and treat on Christmas Eve.
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M. E
Our Fathers Read Fortyeight Years Ago Today Married
Marriage notices dated November 8 and 29 in Greenville Ohio and Towanda Bradford County Pa list couples: David J. Devor to Eliza Jane Swisher, Henry H. Hartzell to Emily Martin, John Adams to Sarah Stidabaker. The piece also discusses presidential elector totals, Rose local option votes, and a wintery scene with rain and snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. McConnell
David J. Devor
Eliza Jane Swisher
Greenville
Ohio
Henry H. Hartzell
Emily Martin
J. W. Alderman
John ‘Adams
Towanda
Bradford
County
Sarah Stu Idabaker
Notable names on roll of honor and death at Millersburg
Mrs Wilcox aided a victim by stopping blood flow. The roll of honor lists John Cook L B Lesher Dr P Dickes J H Baker Emanuel Miller Noah Fourman H C Groff. The Weekly Inter Ocean and Farmer offer weekly information columns. Wm K Bookwalter, former resident, died in Millersburg Pa from a paralytic stroke aged about 76. he is survived by a wife and several children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
L. B. Lesher
Dr. P. Dickes
J. Baker
Emanuel Miller
Noah Fourman
H. C. Groff
Inter Ocean and Farmer
Wm. K. Bookwalter
Millersburg
West Branch
Silk Initial Handkerchiefs 10c or 8 for 25c at Spots
Questions about Tamworth hog color and spots are answered by the American Tamworth association secretary. In England a black spot was common, but British and American standards now consider black spots an objection though not a disqualifier for registration. Solid red animals are preferred for beauty and breeding, with many top Tamworths recently losing spots as breeding progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American ‘Tamworth Association
England
Animal Pig Breeders’ Association of Great Britain
American Tamworth Association
United States
Life of the Machine Depends Upon Care It Receives
The article stresses proper maintenance for separators including true bowl motion, uniform high speed, level setup, clean oiling with thin oil, frequent bearing oiling with light can oil, and periodic runs to wash grit. It advises dust protection with cloth covers, solid flooring, and keeping the machine free from dirt to extend life, noting neglect shortens lifespan. It also includes unrelated notes on Italian superstition and a gyroscope detail from the Lochiel voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Webster
Why They Want Old Bibl and the Bible Age Claims
An odd essay reflects on old Bibles used as age proof for pensions, noting prices drop from fourpence to a half crown. It recalls a woman who failed to tear out a title page showing 1605, and jokes about a future czar Alexis with countless titles and vast estates. Also mentions motor buses as a modern plague in Paris and a rural joke about snake killing on Sunday.
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Englard
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Swamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
Greenville Journal
Glander
Wife
Spring City, Tenn
Hallie Klinger
Dayton
Louanna Meeker
Troy
Judge Allread
Whist Club
James Wilcox
Mrs. C. Bishop
Son of
Columbus
Barbara Amann
J. B. Koontz
Union City
Sam Walters
Robeson
Harding
Licking
Arcanum
Rose County
Duncan
Common Pleas Court of
Wm. Stevenson
Ithaca
Estep Stevenson
Charles Reeder
Mansfield Reformatory
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Wallace House
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Livplecott
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DR. Kutchin
U. S
Seria
Cisco Circle
Ilo
Kutehin
Hubert
Quirinal
Familly Lhus
Victor Mamanuel
Rite Humbert
Lochiel
Scottiah
Tio Netlon
Boston Herald
Ieee
Viseaves
Thie County
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Sao Ay Im
Katehin
Kutebin
Canner
Lang
Rarupe
Sin
Ble Jin
Stich
Turpen
Ives
Greenvie
Ulsan
Tursday
Czarowitz Alexis
Paris Journal
Dicky
Pittsburg
Meena
McCall CO
New Farly
Farmers’ Nation
Farmers’ National Bank
Oia
George W. Bigafuos
Castler
Kirk Hoffman
Weaver Black
Louis H. Landman
Wallace
East Fifth Street
Commercial-Normal College
Clarence Balthaser
Mgr. M. L. Smith
Prin
Darke County
Darke
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