Arrest of a man on serious charge shocks town
Phil Ketter, a ball player, helped arrest William Johnson accused of luring two young girls in a dark alley. Johnson faced mayor’s court and received a fine and months in the workhouse. Edna Mitchell and a five year old girl were involved in the alleged attempted crime near South Main Street. Witnesses described Johnson's approach and Ketter’s actions, as police struggled to control a hostile crowd at Wilco headquarters after the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degeiog
William Johnson
Villaious
Mayor's Court
Columbuis
Samault
Kerther
Ndna Mitchell
Johnson
Belert
Mitchell
Tolneen
Kalon Mitchel
Johoson
Vousinger
Church and
Miln Streets
Philip Ketter
Nolles
Moslon
Churchtreet
Church Street
Plelachects Plumbing Shop
Ketter
Mra. Ketter
Mr. Ketter
Tyres Dove
Kolekle
Ann Mitchel
Kleinmaiers Big Removal Sale and German Resident Dies
Aged German resident Charles G. Ruth dies after nine weeks of illness from dropsy at his home in Richland township. Born in Waldenburg Germany, he immigrated at 19, later moving to Ohio. Survived by five sons and five daughters. funeral Wednesday at 1 pm from the death home with Rev. George Wahl officiating. interment in Zion Church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles GP Ruth
Kichlind Vowneup
Waordenburg
Germany
New York City
Hwreh
Missonary Can
Caroline Pairchilds
Longville
Marty Sehrole
Welt Richlland
Bie
Marton
Qirx
Sarah Gamps
Morrow County
Liesle Ruth
Charies Ruth Jr
Big Island Township
John and
William
Richland
Whintton Huth
Moses Tih
Pleasant Township
George Wahl
Zion MF Ohuneh
Funeral Service for Machin Kosh Held at Caledonia Church
Funeral rites for Machin Kosh, who died per day, were conducted at the Universalist church in Caledonia at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon by Rev. Mr. Thompson. Interment followed in Caledonia cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machin Kosh
Universalist
Caledonia
Mr. Thompson
Admiral De Bert ADMIRAL CONFER Attempt Report
A brief note logs an attempted contact with Admiral De Bert ADMIRAL CONFER. The record records an unsuccessful outreach and notes no further actions at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bert Admiral Confer
Honeaker-Reece nuptials solemnized Saturday afternoon
Fragmented OCR reports a double wedding scene with names Honaker and others, a pastor Rev. P. Rowe, a simple reception, and a note of a marriage on Moneta Street with plans to reside on Owens Street. Also included is an Admiral Coffee reward ad and a medicinal cure promotion with testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealay
Orlock
Mike Saddd Honaker
Halktey
P. Rowe
Rete
Eliow Motory
Mra Dfonaker
Owens Street
Moet me at Katers Candy Bhop TM Li Ldtt
Moet me at Katers Candy Bhop TM Li Ldtt reads as a disorganized OCR fragment. The readable text offers no clear people places organizations or events to form a factual summary. The item remains a damaged snippet without analyzable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katers Candy
Quietly Joined in Richwood Marriage at Metling Parsonage
A prominent Richwood young woman married Mr. W. Lb. Saith of Oliver at the Melting Parsonage with Rev. V. McCleary officiating. Only a few friends attended. Mr. and Mrs. Saith will reside on Tin farm three miles west of Green Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trayer
Richwood Wax
W. Lb. Saith
Oliver
A V. McCleary
Girties
Smolih
Tin
Green Camp
Divorces Granted and Related Pleas Dominated Court Day
The Common Pleas Court heard several divorce cases with custody and alimony rulings. Clara Rengert was granted a divorce from William Rengert with custody of a child and alimony totaling 2000, plus structured payments. Addie Moore sought divorce from Thomas J. Moore alleging cruelty and long separation, with restoration of maiden name requested. The Carpenter vs Reber case was dismissed after a real estate commission dispute, and a separate trial for a tomato shipment dispute against Corey Mu Pannenti was overruled. The day featured hearings by Judge Bo Young on matters involving prominent Walda township residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Young
Court of Common Pleas
Clara
Rengert
William
Bushan 1
Walda Township
Guy Miller
Corey Mu
Pannenti
Young
Common Pleas
Tragic Local Incident Leads to Immediate Detention
A somber town tale centers on Johnson who, accused by locals, was hurried to the workhouse after an abrupt no trial verdict. He faces a one year sentence with months added, having arrived four days ago from Wyandott County. Johnson, once a tramp blacksmith, worked at T 7 Hurley’s shop. his past remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
John
Wyandott
T 7
Hurley
Baby Pearl Morrison Dies At Eleven Months
The eleven month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Morrison died at their home at 120 Olney avenue early this morning from a short illness described as cholera infantum. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Morrison
Fred H. Morrison
Olney Avenue
Death of infant cholera infantum in family near city
William Rowe aged two years nine months son of Mr and Mrs Grant Rowe four miles west of the city died at home Saturday evening from cholera infantum. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Hill church at 10 oclock Monday. Interment was at Mensant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
Grant Rowe
Pleasant Hil
Mensant Hill Cemetery
Madam Lois The Palmist Instructs On Readings Offered
Madam Lois The Palmist advertises palm readings and advice for all affairs at 370 ule street with a 25 cent charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Lois
Palmist
Ule Street
Warner and Edwards Fall Dress Goods Display Notes
Early display of fall goods across departments highlights dress fabrics in smooth worsted finishes with herringbone patterns and solid colors. Fall Silk Moneybak lines offer 36 inch silks in black and colors at varied yard prices. colored broadcloths and taffetas span multiple weaves and price points up to $2.25 a yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moneybak
Fall Suits and Coats Draw Keen Interest This Season
Fall suits and coats attract considerable interest as shoppers line up for the season. Styles are right and prices are reasonable, making stylish fall attire accessible to many.
Warner Edwards Boy Nearly Bleeds to Death After Bottle Injury
Harry Greenland eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Renbert Keenland of Silver street had a narrow escape. While playing in tall grass he stepped on a broken bottle severing an artery in his right big toe. Companions aided until help arrived. surgeons treated him and he is improving without serious lasting harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greenland
Mie
Renbert
Keenland
Silver Street
Thors
Friven
Sorfoun
Board of Education Meeting Before School Opening
The lead board of education will hold its regular meeting before school opens at the high school buildings this evening. It is hoped fall attendance will rise and several longstanding matters will be taken up and likely disposed of. Schools are scheduled to open September 7 as teachers are selected in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hot Ume
Marriage Rite for Luellen Russell and Mika Thayle Luellen
Near Prospect, Juseey Carre DTD and Mika Thale Luellen were quietly married at Epworth church parsonage Green Camp Friday evening at 6 oclock. Rev. WH McGleary performed the ceremony in the presence of a small group. The couple will reside on a farm near Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carre
Juseey
Prospect
Mika Thayle Luellen
Waldo
Mar
Mage
Epworth Church
Green Camp
WH. V. McGleary
Piano Tuning Service Highlighted by Local Shops
A fragmented ad notes piano tuning offered by J. Menem described as a plane timer hero next week. Readers are urged to save orders at G. W Baker's or Wm. Dwi, with remaining text unclear and needs verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 1
Menem
G. W Baker
Wm. Dwi
Two Prizes Won by Little Miss Antonwille Contest
Little Miss Antonwille, daughter of Menstella Yours, won first prize for her Teddy bear in a local contest for children over eight. Her doll placed second, earning one dollar, and she also won four handsome gold clocks for her doll. The toys were bought in the city and the child expressed pride in the achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonwille Young
Menstella
Nouleverd
Dol
Teddy
Dt Coney Ieland
Minx Young
Eum
Thie City
Bit by a Car Injures William Vance Near Snooly Park
William Vance of Scanton avenue was struck by an approaching street car near Snooly park Sunday afternoon while alighting from a car he aided. A second car unknown to him struck him, inflicting a severe blow to the head. Dr S W Mattox attended and said no serious results are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Vance
Scanton Avenue
Snooly Park
Vance
Bruke
W. Mattox
Itts
Hollenbeck Guest Recalls Lincoln Funeral Obscure Ties
Mrs Maude Hollenbeck of Lincoln Nebraska visits her mother Mrs James Doty of West Center priest to attend the funeral of her father. An awkward path between their homes and Palrview reveals a shared acquaintance between two families amid Democratic leanings and local life observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hollenbeck
Lincoln
Nebaiaka
James Doty
Wout Center
Willan Jennings Beyat
Tincoln
Cote
Hollenbeck
Family Reunion At Glentangy Park Columbus
Families of William J Blair William Tracy and H B Baker gathered at Glentangy Park Columbus for a Tracy and Baker reunion attended by over one hundred people. Officers chosen were H B Tracy of Columbus president and Miss Bertha Day of Sunbury secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam J. Blair
Wiliam Tracy
H. B. Baker
Glentangy Park
Columbus
Tracy
Baker
H. B. Tracy
Bertha Day
Sunbury
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Phil Ketter
Kleinmaiers
Charles C. P. Ruth
Honaker
Reece
Admiral Coffer
Bull
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney
Hig Fem
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Mel
Clara E
Frayer
Ww L. Smith
Dace
Bec
Botsted Ata
Plie Power Behin and the Cook
Clara Rengert
Carpenter
Reber
Common Pleas Court
Ann DB. Waller
Ogallet
John G. Watter
Medan Anewer
Cram
Cannon Ploar Court
Mouser and
Quigsey
Thomas J. Moore
Addie Moore
Wiful Abesones
Thin City
Addie Furnes
Mouver and
Quigtey
Marty E. Carpynter
Adenalda
Lungrr
Taher
F. A. Morrison
Warner & Edwards
Try
Luellen
Russell
Mirror
Bryan
Fairview
Blair.Tracy
Olentangy Park
Old Brerey
New York
Marion
Chas. Turner & Co
E. Center St
Haberman Hardware CO
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