Love Rivalry Turns Into Destructive Fight In Home Visit
Divorcee Mrs. Cubbison, pursued by ex husband George Cubbison and rival Sandy Sayers, clashed amid moonshine fueled quarrel. The men fought inside the home of Mrs. Lloyd on Lewis Street as a stove toppled, leaving both battered and jailed. Mrs. Cubbison remains with her favored suitor Sandy Sayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cubbie
Sandy Savers
Cubbinon
Wern
Mra. Lloyd ‘Turtle
Lowis Street
Cubbiaon
Toroposttigh
Sandy
Teopuillon
Jack McDonough
Cubbison
Nia
Newiquarters
Muayor
Ocobimbis
Sayers
Cobbison
Mra. Cobbiwin
Herveif
Butte
Sandy” Sayers
Wigby
Choir Delivers Fine Cantata The Holy City at German M H Church
The Choral Society of the German M H church presented The Holy City Tuesday evening as part of the district conference. Solos by Miss Allen and Mr J Dorasy Knox drew praise, with Miss Sadamae Allen and Mr Carl delivering notable duet and aria performances under Krint Cal's direction. The cantata, in two parts, featured a strong chorus, instrumental accompaniment, and a closing medley praised by a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy City
M. H
Entewiainment
Krint Cal
Sadamae Allen
Mung
J. Dorasy Knox
Mie
Gavrh Mamberd
Eilzabeth Schweintieth
Mee
Griselda Day's-Bourbaugh
Ulere
Miss Allen
Carl
Mre
Edwin O. Hecker
Mia
John Kerr
Ernst Carl
Clara Trefs
Bertha Schweinfarth
Wilhelmina Wanner
Minnie
Schwalnferth
Caroline Wanner
Chora Gromglats
Goldie Reatschler
Lanan Reelinv
Cora M. Wall
Stella Dietsch
Edith Meyers
Marie Trefz
Edith Hecker
Ruth Weber
C. EB. Conners
Duerkle
Messrs
F. D. Trefe
Ort
Paul W. Haneke
Wm. P. Wanner
Officer Marries Carl A Harper And Miss Nowe A Satter
An officer named Carl A Harper and Miss Nowe A Satter wed at the parsonage of the Upworth church at eight o'clock Tuesday evening. The small attendance included the groom a well known policeman and the bride a popular young woman. They will reside on Sharp street where the groom prepared a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Harper
Nowe A. Satter
Upworth
Ey. D. JM. Halley &T
Sharp Street
Hall's Catarrh Cure advert promises payment in Ohio case
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of P. J. Cheney and Co. that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A. W. Gleason verifies the oath in Toledo Ohio on December 6 1886. The advertisement claims internal action and lists testimonials and sale through W J Cheney Co. in Toledo with Hall's pills for constipation also pitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lyons County
Frank J. Cheney
P. J. Cheney and Co
Frm
Hall
J. Cheney
A .D
A. W. Gleason
W. J. Chibney & CQ
Epworth Mission Society Meeting at Epworth Church
Epworth M E church Woman's Home Missionary Society will hold its regular monthly meeting and quarterly social on Thursday May 7 at 7 o'clock. Program includes devotional Study Children of Toll Singing The Child at the Door installation of officers Rev D H Batley business Talk on Chapter IV of Text Book report from Missionary Convention Plano duet Miss Mattie Meredith and Miss Pleeta Thomas paper Child Labor Laws in Ohio recitation What Answer by Mary I Shaw current events. Supper served in church basement from 6 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Sociery
Epworth M. Ee
Toll
Mary Myers
Orricens
Batley
Racy
Tchwood
M. H. Bain
Plano
Mattie Meredith
Pleeta Thomas
Ohio
J. W. Preeland
Miey Inez Shaw
Bucyrus Chosen for Next District Conference Meeting
The Tuesday session of the district conference at the German Methodist church ended with Bucyrus chosen as the site for the next annual meeting. Delegates praised Rev G Woller of Pittsburg and C Rogwteky of Columbus for their support after the death of their daughters. A number of papers were read and debated on topics including ministry duration and the present state of Christology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucyrus
German Methodist Church
EB. Roesner
Clarington
Eeston
Bach
Galton
Theo, Hudin
Hannibal
J. Allinger
Pittsburg
G. Woller
Pitsburg
C. Rogwteky
Columbus
Woller
Collinkweed
Street Repairs Demand Narrowed by Gas and Water Franchise Rules
The city service board orders pit stops to curb street damage by gas and water crews and private parties. Despite Toledo paving rules, Marion cannot enforce the plan against the corporations. The board approves O'Donnell for a David Street sewer contract and directs enforcement of street damages, plus reports on disposal plant waste and market revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gas and Water Company
George Blum
Loredo
Lake City
Marion
Toledo
Iasleth
Hussard
Samuel Reber
Atreet
PA. Burenett
Hikbt Horgen
Leader
Silver Street
George Rose Tan
Peoote
Park Refreshment Stands and Street Improvements Discussed
Pow Jee Cream asked the board to allow refreshment stands in city parks for summer. The board said any firm may open a stand if it follows park rules. Addison Bain criticized the appearance of Pulse Square and urged action, noting board lacks jurisdiction on courthouse property. he will appeal to county commissioners. Board approved total expenditures of 8394.60 including water rental 5998.27 lighting 1172.28 gas 128.95 payroll 75.00 street lighting 106.80 and engineers payroll 102.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Bain
Service Board
Mrs Philip Meister Dies of Heart Disease in Caledonia
Mrs Philip Meister, wife of Caledonia Town Marshal Meister, died at eight on Wednesday from heart disease at her home. Survived by husband and three children Maud McKeever Karl Meister and Katella Neal plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements have been completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Melster
Caledonia
Meister
Maud McKeever
Karl Meister
Katella Neal
Adam Well
Nora Mays
Charles
Olive Buys
Hlachy
Poe
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Kleinmaier
Kleinmaiers
Cubrison
J. Dorsey Knox
E. Carl Features
Rosa A. Satter
Washburn-Crosby Co
Arthur J. Simwear
Harry Withelt
John Bangerd
Edwin
Hecker
George J. Bootitle
John Shott
Arnat Carl
John Do
Knox
Epworth Mission Society
Tte
O'Donnell
Davids Street
Warner & Edwards
New York
Philip Meister
Johnston’s Dye House
Mills & Brown
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