Aged Man Injured Falling Stairway In Amesville
Jackson Markey, age seventy, fell while misidentifying stairs near Piazzio Grocery on North Main Street. He suffered a broken left arm and facial injuries, with reports claiming possible drugging and robbery though he disputes the claim. He was cared for by bystanders and doctors before returning home. Further note mentions Dr. A F Linncott learning of his father’s death at the Amesville old homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maloney Drug Store
North Main Street
Jackson Markey
Piiazzo
Mr. Markey
Hyslanders
Ignet
Ohio
Charles Sloat
FL Linncott
Amesville
Dr. Linscott
Arthur Court Dies in Oklahoma Funeral Planned
Arthur Court aged thirty from Marion County died in Oklahoma Friday night from liver disease. Remains arrive Sunday night and funeral is Monday at 1 30 p m at the home of G Almendinger corner Church and Orchard Street Rev G H Marnard officiating He was son of Stephen Court former Marion County prosecuting attorney and spent his boyhood in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Court
Oklahoma
Uver
G. Almendinger
Church
Orchard Streats
Rev. G, HK
Marnard
Stephen Court
Marion County
Bowcker Child Illness Reported in Local Personal Item
The little son of Mr and Mrs Carl G Bowcker of South Main Street is seriously ill with Brights disease Mrs HL B Drake of Columbus visiting relatives and friends at Ageata is noted along with Mrs D Haberman of George Street and Miss Edna Sloat and Miss Florence in the column
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl G. Bowcker
South Main Street
Bright
Mra. HL KB
Drake
Columbus
Ageata
D. Haberman
George Street
Edna Sloat
Florence
Local marriage license and community events noted
A marriage license was granted yesterday to Henry Dall and Maude G Temple. The Weekly Literary Society met at the parish house of St Paul’s Episcopal church Friday evening to discuss regular business. The M C A invites all city boys to a mass meeting tomorrow afternoon with Mr John H Clark speaking and music. The Frances Willard W C T U hosts a gospel meeting Sunday at 2 30 pm at the Old Ladies Home Rev Reed will speak and Calvary Evangelical male quartet will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Dall
Maude G. Temple
St., Paul'a
Piscopal
John H. Clark
Frances Willard
Penrose Widow Dies at 84 Near Agosta
Mrs. William Penrose, aged 84, died of paralysis at her daughter’s home one mile north of Agosta on Friday evening. A Hepburn resident, she recently visited Hayburn and had five children: William Penrose of Agosta, Mrs. Daniel Oley of Piper Station Ohio, Mrs. Isaac Stanton, Mrs. Joseph Ridgeway, and Mrs. John Manlick of Hepburn. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penrose
Isaac Stanton
Agosta
Penrose
Daniel Oley
Piffer Station
Ohio
Joseph Ridgeway
John Manlick
Fof Hepburn
Police Court Holds James Allen For Drunkenness
James Allen was arrested as a plain drunk on North Malin street by Officers Hostetter and Babcock. In mayor's court he could not pay the fine and was put to work cleaning the prison. Police attended the mockery store incident at Toledo avenue at midnight. intruders fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Allen
North Malin Street
Hostetter
Babcock
Mayor's Court
Allen
Mrockery
Frank Hubbard
Toledo Avenue
Mr. Hubbard
Ladies for Operators Rise Under New Eight Hour Law
A new eight hour law prompts railroads to hire more women as telegraph operators. The Pennsylvania and Hocking Valley lead, adding staff to meet three operators per station. Smaller towns will follow after March 1, with phones expanding at tiny stations and Erie showing mixed support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Road
Hocking Valley
Pennsylvania
Erie Road
Garber School
Ashland
Nicely Entertained Misses at Mr Beers Home
Miss Mabel Rowe and Miss Gladys Smapes of Kirkpatrick entertained about forty friends at Mr. Rey Beers home north of the village Sunday evening. Guests gathered at o clock and spent the hours until midnight with music games and diversions. An elegant three course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Rowe
Gladys Smapes
Kirkpatrick
Rey Beers
Small Fire at Miller Home on Silver Street
West end fire crew answered four alarms from box 25 at 1 40 this afternoon. The blaze started in a clothes press at Joseph A Miller's residence on Silver Street and was quickly put out with minimal damage estimated at 25 dollars. Cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West-End
Joseph A. Miller
Silver Street
Death of 17 day old Kohberger infant
The seventeen day old daughter of Mr and Mrs Augustus Kohberger of Hane Avenue died at 7 this morning from inanition. Funeral services were held at the home at 2 this afternoon with Rev K J Doll officiating. Interment followed in Marion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Kathryn Kohberger
Augustus Kohberger
Hane Avenue
K. J. Doll
Marion
Birthday Surprise for Miss Misa Chara Haberman at George Street
Details of a sixteenth birthday surprise hosted at George Street with friends, music, games, and gifts. Guests included Lara Logan and Grace Messenger among others, light refreshments served, and a later note on social club gatherings and upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Chara T. Haberman
George Street
By & Company of Friends
Missen
Lara Logan
Grace Messenger
Lillian Bechtle
Edna Kerr
Harriott Worthington
Lillian Ne
Evening Club Meeting Announced For Next Friday
A derelict two course dinner was served by the hostess as Leyelire featured the evening. The club will meet next Friday evening prompting members to attend the gathering at the usual venue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Loggins
Beatty & Long
Das Atas I
Builders Supplies
Anthony
Fredd W. Peters
Fire Insurance Agency
South Main St
Chase. Gompf
Justice of the Peace
Haberman's
Telephone L
Awen Bros., Druggs
Admiral Soffer
Hughs & Cleary
Department
Strelitz
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Stetson
THE
Ohio Milling
A. Kohberger
Charles Hummel
Seffner Avenue
1. N
Bishop
Michael Fisher
Frank Herry
Lincoln Avenue
Clyde Sherman
B. B. Club
Sargent Street
William ‘Racy
Frank J. Munter
West
Columbia Street
Happy Lot Euchre Club
Robert Poland
Pedro
Waddell
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