Births and local notices from a Midwestern town
A daughter was born last evening to Mr and Mrs Frank Porter of La Tourette street. Word arrived of a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carl Denman of Denver Colorado, Mrs Denman formerly Miss Mary Wintermute of Ute City. A championship handicap bowling match is scheduled at Colantai alleys this evening with Stafford and Mason vs Ryan and Wills. The Deutscher Hand met with limited attendance and tomorrow plans an annual ball. Charles Lukens spoke at Martel on State Centralization of the Common Schools followed by a discussion. Hoss Corwin, a plain drunk, was arrested this morning and arraigned but released after paying a fine. Louie Wayne, two year old son of Mr and Mrs William Deal, died at home two miles south of Morral from complications of diseases. one brother and two sisters survive. funeral arrangements pending. The five year old son of Mr and Mrs L Pritchard of Kirkpatrick was seriously injured in a fall. Dr C L Baker reported the injuries serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Porter
la Tourette Street
Mra
Carl Denman
Denver
Atorado
Denman
Misa Mary Wintermute
Ute City
Colantat
Stafford
Mason
Ryan
Wills
Deutscher Hand
Alj
Loule Wayne
William Deal
Morral
Ohio counties to receive state pike repair funds in 1908
The Ohio state highway effort expands as Marion County is slated for 1700, with total county allocations scaled to tax duplicates. Seventy four of eighty eight counties apply. a 410,000 aid appropriation is sought to broaden improvements. Maps show rapid sentiment shift from mud roads to paved routes, aided by Good Roads advocates seeking 1,000,000 for macadamising and sealing roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Prke
Ohio
State Department of Highways
Sam Huston
77Th General Assembly
Columbus
Huston
Holr
United States
Muockeye
Good Konda Association
Hilo
Ohio State Journal
Trial Date Set for Indicted Campbell in Evans v Sells
The case Evans against Sells involves defendant Charles Campbell who was granted time to plead by January 25 in the common pleas court. The hearing is expected to last the entire day Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Thareday
Charles Campbell
Evans
Sells
Thomas B Morton Dies of Pneumonia at 70
Thomas I Morton aged 70 died at his home five miles southeast of Caledonia from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born in Martinsburg Knox County Ohio he was a successful farmer known across eastern Knox. Surviving six family members include William James and Joseph at Caledonia August Morton Cardington Mis Margaret Rutherford Martel and Mrs Sarah Long near Cardington. Funeral from the home Thursday at 2 pm with interment in Worden Cemetery near Merits Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas i. Morton
Caledonian
Martinsburg
Knox County
Ohio
William
James
Joseph
Galedonia
August Morton
Cardington
Mis
Margaret Rutherford
Martel
Sarah
Long
Worden
Merits
Pension System Discussed by Erie Officials and Employes
Erie officials and railroad workers discuss establishing a permanent pension system for about 40,000 employees. Proposals include a monthly contribution and a fund supported by the company. The plan gains support as more workers see its necessity, with meetings planned across divisions and a push from Erie magazine praise for yard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Hemmerle Pleads Guilty In Forgery Case
Otto Hemmerle pleaded guilty to forging a 645 check on John A Schroeter after a mayoral court arraignment in Columbus. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $500 bond. In another case James Odom faced a mayor's court hearing on a charge of cutting with intent to wound following a Saturday night incident on South Main Street. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $300 bond after about a dozen witnesses testified. Police and fire applicant exams were conducted with fifteen men passing the medicals and moving to mental testing. A dance event was announced for Schwinger's hall with orchestra music and a 10.6 admission for ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Odom
Mayor's Court
Odom
W.hi. Landrun
South Main Street
Kimner ‘I. Hoyd
Harry N. Quigley
Otto Hemmerie
Columbus
Schertz
John A. Schroeter
Hemmerte
Court Happenings Involving Udith P Tyndal And Rosa Lee
The case in common pleas court opens with Florence Shoney fleeing her answer. The defendant admits the plaintiff petition facts and asks partition or sale with proceeds divided. Attorney J H Clark represents the favored defendant. In a separate matter, Nathaniel Gould is charged with swearing profanely on an Interurban car between Owens station and the city, with the jury retired late in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udith P. Tyndal
Rosa Lee
Florence Shoney
Common Plane
J. H. Clark
State of Ohio
Nathaniel Gould
Common Pleas Court
Gould
Owens Station
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F. J. Lusch
Grocer
Stato and
Cortes
Coal & Feed
Mozier & Wren
R. R
Castoria
Bomar Ct
Tschaner Bros
Price & Hurley
Builders Supplies
Anthony
Boban
Marion County
Pike Repair Fund
Thomas B. Morton
Caledonia
Erie
Motlelland
Erie Magazine
Price Company
Berle
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Union Depot
Cleveland
Big
Galion M
Hockings Road
Hughs & Cleary
Hemmerle
Mayor’s Court
Wk. Brady
J. M. Hoskins
Police and Fire Department
Bchwinger’s Hall
Ladies 106
Beate Et
Smart & Waddell’s
the Department CO
East Center Street
Furni
Ture
Ohio Coal
THE
Ohio Milling
France
Ohls Decorating Company
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