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Newspaper
The Harrison News
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
3
From the railroad schedule several eastbound and westbound train times are listed with stops at Whitewater Express Accommodation. Eastbound departures include 10:30 a.m. and 4:17 p.m. from a mall timetable while arrivals from the east show 9:00 a.m. and 4:42 p.m. A note shows 7:23 in a parenthetical.
The E. J. Appiarius store in New Haven will host an exhibit connected with Appiarius Grocery during the Harrison Fourth of July parade. A Want ad seeks machine sewing girls for steady year round work at the Hill and Main Tailor Shop in Harrison, Ohio.
In Memoriam Myrtle Fisher Wallace born 1878 Lawrenceburg Ind died Chicago Lil March 9 1906. Harrison High class of 97. Married James Wallace June 1 1905, Chicago. Only child died, leaving husband parents sister and brother. Teacher and classmates remember her patient diligent conduct and faithful service. Read at HHS Alumni Reunion June 15 1906. Also a euchre in Greensburg honors Mrs. Willoughby. Stonework by Milt Manwaring on Cheetham farm.
St Charles A Ford, formerly with A F Burk in Marion and previously at Harrison, passed the State Board of Embalming Examiners examination in Columbus last week and is now ready to operate as a licensed embalmer. Also notes decoration ideas for 4th of July business displays at RAPP'S.
In advance of Independence Day, a merchant announces large discounts across all lines of goods to reduce stock and invites customers to visit and learn prices. The call urges readers to inspect the merchandise and compare offers.
Straw hats cleaned for ten cents by B F Clayton two doors east of Citizens Bank with samples available. Also advertises kidney cure Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Rondout NY at one dollar per bottle claiming cure for kidney liver and blood diseases.
The Christian Churches of Lawrencburg and Harrison will host their annual picnic on July 12 at Whitewater Park with nearby Sunday Schools joining. A special train will depart from here with times announced in the next issue. All schools in the area are welcome. round trip fare will be low and announced soon. A note mentions photography styles at Kiefer's new gallery in the Crosby building, just north of the Gerard House.
A packed M K E Church hosted memorial services for the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges. Rev Horn preached on the Good Samaritan, urging love for neighbors in need beyond borders. Mrs Will Davison sang The Song of Ruth, with a faultless choir performance and congregational participation. The lodges led a procession to and from the church and lodge room.
Chas Oswald of Rensselaersville N Y writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed a severe sore on Seth Burch and prevented infection. It cures cuts bruises burns and sores. 5 cents at local merchants.
Notice offers a price cut on quilting services available until July 15. Patrons seeking quilted work should call early to secure the reduced rates. Roy Patterson appears as the contact or proprietor.
National Flags Mardi Gras decor and party items like confetti garlands balls screens bells hats parasols peacock fans mirror lanterns bunting welcome pennants horse plumes and flower arrangements are offered at bottom figures by St Rupp's Racket Store.
Rev A W Milner pastor at Bible School 9 15 a m with communion and preaching at 10 30 a m Rev Herbert Moninger state superintendent of Sunday Schools will occupy the pulpit and all Sunday School workers are invited The evening topic will be The Art of Thinking.
Local advertises Chinaware Glassware Lamps Tinware Graniteware Wooden ware Baskets and all kinds of House Furnishing Goods for sale at Rupp's in town.
Mrs. A H Tebbs and Mrs A T Oyler will entertain the Missionary Society of the Christian Church at Tebbs home on Thursday July 5 at 2 30 p m.
Last Sunday afternoon our home team lost decisively to Lawrenceburg by 17 to 6 after many errors. Absence of the regular pitcher cited, with calls for better support to avoid such disasters. A 5 inning tilt saw Red Rockets fall 4 to 3 to the Cleves Babies.
The advertiser promotes a spring sale offering 18 different kinds of mounts and styles for photographs. It guarantees best work and latest styles from prior years and invites customers to visit Tebbs Block, Harrison, Ohio, or request a descriptive circular, urging action before warm weather raises prices.
Local Harrison Ohio posting seeks girls skilled with a sewing machine. Good steady position at Tailor Shop on Hill and Main streets. Finishers needed both at home and at shop.
Chester Park will host a grand Fourth with fireworks music and dozens of attractions. Manager Martin pledges top entertainment with opera performing The Belle of New York and Jack and the Beanstalk next weeks. Free vaudeville showcases daily while crowds fill Chester Lake viewing areas. Easy transit from Fifth and Main or Sixth and Wan to Avon Dale mansions and Spring Grove avenue factories. Dreamy Chester promises a flawless day for all visitors.
Butter and eggs market details appear with price notes from EDW APPIARIUS in New Haven Ohio, alongside a base ball shoes offer by FRED FISCHER of Harrison Ohio. A Chicago wholesale house seeks an assistant manager for this county and nearby areas offering $30 weekly plus expenses and self-addressed envelope for details.
Frank Bowles mayor of Harrison calls for a strong patriotic celebration on July 4, urging citizens to join in, decorate public buildings and homes, keep Market Broadway Water and State streets clear for the parade, and prohibit fireworks from 8 a.m. to noon to prevent accidents with horses.
A promoter offers to build capital by pledging Real Estate and Life Insurance Polices to obtain loans. The plan promises escalation from $1,000 to $500,000 at the lowest rate, targeting policy holders seeking rapid funding. The scheme highlights quick access, yet details on terms, risks, and legality are unclear.
An advertisement claims Shoop Restorative restores the inside nerves to health, acting on the nerves themselves to strengthen and vitalize organs. Sold and recommended by Dr J P Marvin in a dry goods context.
Ed Hillman bought the building on the site of the new First National Bank of Harrison and will move it to his land near Rockdale.
New breakfast cereal advertised as fresh crisp flakes of choicest wheat. Large package priced at ten cents. Offer includes a free 56 piece tea set as an introduction gift. See it displayed in the store window.
One pound of best wax available in a cup ready to heat for convenient use.
The North Bend United Brethren in Christ church purchased a lot in Woodruff's subdivision from Harriet W. McAlpin for 225 dollars and plans to erect a church building as soon as funds are guaranteed.
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