Highland Man in Toils Again for Liquor Charge
John Eubanks of near Highland faces a third offense liquor case after four one gallon jugs of moonshine were found in a burlap sack in a barn wagon. A Hillsboro mayoral hearing bound him over to the grand jury. bond set at 2000 dollars, he could not pay and remains jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Eubanks
Highland
Eubanks
H. C. Gibson
Riber
Hillsboro
Donahey
Mr. Gibson
Dunsieth
Howard Dunsieth
Marshal Hogsett
Mrs. Charles Larrick Dies Suddenly in Marshall
Mrs. Charles Larrick aged about 50 years died suddenly at her home in Marshall on Monday morning. She is survived by her husband, a son, and a daughter at home, with step-relations including Mrs. Mary Thompson of Wilmington and Miss Anna Thompson. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Friends Church in Martinsville, with burial in the Martinsville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Larrick
Marshall
Farmers Station
Sam Deck
Friends Church
Martinsville
Pythian Knights Convention to Convene in Lynchburg
Arrangements are under way for a county Pythian Knights of Highland County convention in Lynchburg on October 24. The Pythian Home Boy's band from Springfield will perform with Superintendent A. A. Wormwood, eight Home girls, and a night program in the Auditorium. A daytime baseball game features the local scouts versus a Home team. Judge Wm. H. Lenders and Judge Albert K. R. Kunkle are expected to address the crowd. Thirty three entertainers will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian ‘Knights
Highland County
Pythian
Springfield
A. A. Wormwood
Scouta
Wm. H. Lenders
Cincinnati
Albert KR. Kunkle
Lynchburg
Mary Murphy Visits Parents in Columbus
Mary Murphy of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Murphy
Columbus
Mrs
Joe. Woods
M. E. Church Oath 1925 Sunday Schedule
Walter C. Peters, pastor, announces Sunday Oct 11 1925 services at the M. E. Church. Sunday School at 9 am, preaching and Sunday School at Auburn 9:20 am, Divine Worship at 10:36 am with sermon on Seers, junior church at 10:86 led by Mrs. Peters. Self Denial Week runs Oct 18–25 with full notice next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. T. Penn
Topig
Paul
Corinth
Auburn
Peters
Wordsworth
Counties Face Lawsuits for Past Child Care Expenses
Clinton County is ordered liable for 17000 dollars as state funds paid for dependent children since 1922. Green County owes 6700 dollars with similar actions planned against Gallia Jackson Adams Meigs Pike Clermont Warren Athens Defiance and Ross for amounts ranging from a few thousand to over 34 thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County
Ohio
James A. White
Columbus
State Supreme Court
Green County
White
Gallia
Jackson
Adams
Meigs
Pike
Clermont
Warren
Athens
Defiance
Ross
Honor Roll for HGH School September listing
The New Vienna Schools honor roll for September recognizes students across grades. Third through eighth grades list named pupils with high marks, including high school students in multiple subjects and seniors noted for A or B plus averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vienna
Virginia Eaton
John McCune
Hattie Pittser
Opal Hakes
Robert Bernard
Herbert Steele
Donna Graves
Mary Louiss Barber
Burdett Bernard
Edwin Spargur
Thelma Carey
Russel Terrell
Billy Harmon
Edith Sheamon
Mary E .Hoskins
Eloise Simkins
Alberta Gilbert
Harry Hakes
Eleanor Haynie
Anna Mae Caron
Evelyn
Henderson
Donald Steele
Marie Sexman
Teddy
Haynie
Doroth
Neffner
Lucille McDonald
Cleta
Murphy
Mary West
Pierson Dies Suddenly at 75 in Memphis Area
Robert G Pierson aged 75 died last Friday night at the home of his daughter Mrs Charles Rolfe in Memphis after a brief illness He had lived with another daughter near New Albany and visited the Rolfe home He was a prominent farmer in New Vienna community Five sons and four daughters survive funeral services were at Mt Olive Church Monday Rev Frank Foust preached with Crawford Sisters providing music Funeral directors Ellis Wright in charge Warly fall noted as best time for planting peonies by Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Pierson
Charles Rolfe
Memphis
J. W. Fife
New An_uogh
Rolfe
Pierson
New Vienna
Mt. Olive Church
Frank Foust
Pricetown
Crawford Sisters
Martinaville
Ellis & Wright
Pastor Adshead Delivers Striking Message to Leesburg Brothren
The Mens Brotherhood met at the M E Church in Leesburg with B T Penn presiding. Rev Thomas Adshead spoke on Dynamite of Dynamics urging church involvement in reforms and warning against devil possessed behavior while praising Prohibition and spiritual renewal. Several Leesburg men shared remarks and plans for Sunday school and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens Brotherhood
M. E
B. T. Penn
Thomas Adshead
Leesburg
Adstead
Legion of Devils
Jesus
Adshead
Poston
Adhead
Manchester
England
Jesus Christ
Grand Jury Fails to Indict in Clinton County Session
The Clinton County grand jury met for October term and returned no indictments after examining six witnesses. The panel noted the jail's good condition and attributed the negative findings to pressing matters earlier in summer. Two special sessions last summer yielded 11 indictments against 10 individuals, with most pleading guilty or being found guilty and four sent to a reformatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County Grand Jury
Common Pleas
Gram
Whem
Hillsboro Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits
Fifty residents from Hillsboro and nearby areas are listed visiting friends and relatives over the weekend. Mrs H and son, Mr and Mrs C Hale, Chas Rayby, F W Hadley and family, Mrs Alf Clark, Miss Elsie Polk, Masters Lu Lindley, D H Fox, and families are among those mentioned. An excursion to Oak Hill is noted and D H Fox rents his farm to F Schoonover with potential move to town. Continuous social calls and dinners mark the small town activity.
Wild party ends with stiff fines in Hillsboro incident
Police arrested Russel J. Bender for drunk and disorderly conduct after a Saturday night disturbance at Ed Ayres Jr.’s East Main Street residence. Bender paid a 50 dollar fine, then authorities searched Ayres’s home, seizing 310 gallons of wine in kegs and jars plus 25 to 30 bottles of wine and home brew. Ayres pleaded guilty to possessing intoxicating liquor and furnishing it illegally, fined 760 dollars on each count, totaling about 1600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whn
Hillsboro
Kockel
Ed Ayres Jr
East Main Street
Russel J. Bender
Columbus
Dentists
Rockel
Riber
Dunseith
H. C. Gibson
State Prohibition Department
Ayres
Gibson
W. R. Smith Drug Store
Bender
Peoples Press
Warren County farm wives defy tradition with paper tablecloths
A group of Warren County farm wives set aside convention this year during shreshing time by using paper tablecloths, reflecting a playful, practical approach to a rural harvest event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Counties Plan Market Assn For Poultry Cooperative Form
Representatives from six of seven districts meet at Clinton County Court House about forming a cooperative egg and poultry marketing group. A committee including Clinton, Fayette, Clermont, Brown, Highland, and Warren will investigate next steps with Green County to join at a future Blanchester meeting. The Northwestern Ohio goal of 300,000 hens may guide this district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton County Court House
Clermont
Brown
Highland
Fayette
Clinton
Warren
Green County
Blanchester
Ohio
California
Minnesota
F. M. Glasgow
Poultry and Egg Department
Ohio State Farm Bureau Federation
Albert Terrell
E. C. Tomlinson
Bruce King
Robert Col
Henderson Corn Plot Yields Far Above County Average
County agents and a small group tested Hendersons ten acre corn plot. They measured the field, calculated row length and spacing, husked and weighed eight rows, and projected yield per acre. Early estimates surpass ninety bushels, nearing but below a hundred, with moisture pending final confirmation. Henderson plans another trial hoping for even greater success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Henslerson
Mr. Henderson
Woodburn
Henderson
Adams family travels to Sedalia for Everett Adams trial
Mr and Mrs Henry Adams their daughter Mrs Harley Manker Ben South and Wayne Jefferis left Wilmington by motor for Sedalia Missouri to attend the murder trial of Everett Adams charged in the death of Aden R Clawson of Lodi NY on August 1. Six character witnesses for the defense were deposed Saturday by Eldon Hayes with Prosecutor Roy W Rucker present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanry Adams
Harley Manker
Ben South
Wayne Jefferis
Wilmington
Sedalia Mo
Everett Adams
Aden R. Clawson
Lodi
N. Y
Missouri
Eldon Hayes
Adams
Roy W. Rucker
Se‘Jalia
J. ‘C. Villars
Wilmington High School
Nellie Ross
John Cox
Ed, Brackney
Wayne Township
Woodmansee
Joseph Rosen
News-Journal
Ohio University pledges 127 men to fraternities
Clinton County boy James McWilliams of Wilmington pledged Beta Theta Pi among 127 freshmen and upperclassmen pledged by ten fraternities after a week of rushing at Ohio University in Athens Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio University
James McWilliams
Wilmington
Beta Theta Pi
Friends Church elects new leader after Gilbert talk
The Christian Endeavor meeting at Friends Church was led by Flossie Gilbert who spoke on Giving and Getting. Frank Shepherd was appointed as the next leader of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Flossie Gilbert
Frank Shepherd
Judging Team Honored at New Vienna High School
The New Vienna Stock Judging team was celebrated in a chapel booster meeting. Everett Ross won two fair contests at Rainshoro and Wilmington, helping the team place seventh at the State Fair. Team members were Paul West, Marion Achor, Vaughn Huffman, and Everett Ross with coaches L. G. Wright and Prof. Levi Lukens guiding training and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Vienna
Rainshoro
Everett Ross
Greenfield
Hillsboro
Wilmington
Kingman
Blanchester
Paul West
Marion Achor
Vaughn Huffman
L. G. Wright
Levi Lukens
Big Fall Festival Begins in Greenfield
The Robt. A. Smart Post of The American Legion with Greenfield merchants hosts a fall festival and carnival this week. A balloon ascent delighted the crowd, praised as the best in years. Legion youths plan a freak poultry show with a four winged duck and a four legged chicken, plus Madam Min the goose. A merchants style show and a large parade are planned for Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt. A. Smart
American Legion
Greenfield
Legion Boys
Madam Min
Marion County Farmer Plans Lime and Clover Pasture
A Marion County farmer ordered 150 tons of limestoke for 20 acres and aims to grow jaweet clover pasture to feed a car load of cattle each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
Peebles Fire Destroys Five Buildings Including Homes
A severe early morning blaze in Peebles Adams County caused about 50 000 in damage. Five structures were leveled two homes lost while a wholesale produce building survived. Fire departments from Portsmouth and West Union responded quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peebles
Adams County
Portsmouth
West Union Wer
Portsomth Bankers Meet At Portsmouth Country Club
More than 200 bankers from Adams through Vin ton counties will gather at the Portsmouth Country Club on Monday afternoon October 12 for the annual Group Four meeting of the Ohio Bankers Association. Luncheon marks start with reports by C A Armstrong Washington Savings Bank D H the group chair and Clark Will Third National Bank Circleville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Country Club
Ohio Bankers Association
Adams
Brown
Clinton, Fayette
Gallia
Highland
Jackson
Lawrence
Pickaway
Pike
Ross
Scioto
Vinton
Country Club
C. A. Armstrong
Washington Savings Bank
Washington
D. H
Clark Will
Third National Bank
Circleville
W. A. Ackerman
Knox National Bank
Vernon
Charles H. Mylander
Columbus
State Association
Howard Fisher Rushed to Hospital After Illness
Howard Fisher a well known Fairview farmer was taken to Grant Hospital Sunday at midnight with appendicitis. He underwent surgery at 7 AM Monday and had been ill for over a week but attended church Sunday morning. The community wishes him a speedy recovery as Mrs. Fisher stays with him this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Fisher
Fairview
Grant Hospital
Fisher
Fairview Church
W.T. Matthewra
New Vienna
McFadden
Washington D. H
Automobile collision at alley intersection injures none
Thursday morning about 7 oclock a Hupmobile driven by Little Burch Penn and an Oldsmobile driven by Mr. Jordan of Craig Jordan collided at an alley intersection behind the Triplett home. Jordan traveled south and Penn west. Tracks suggest the crash was unavoidable due to barn corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burch Penn
Oldsmobile
Jordan
Craig & Jordan
Triplett
Penn
Reverend John Wilson Speaks to Wilmington Brotherhood
Rev. John Wilson a retired minister and Dublin native spoke to the M. 3. Brotherhood in Wilmington Tuesday night after a large pot luck supper. His address blended reminiscence with general remarks and drew keen listening from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington News Journal
M. 3. Brotherhood
Wilmington
John Wilson
Dope Bucket Upset Highlights Friday League Football
Dope bucket upsets noted in Friday games as Hillsboro defeats Greenfield 6 to 0 after a fumbled punt recovery. Wilmington beats Chillicothe 15 to 0 signaling a pennant hopeful while Frankfort slows Washington D H High. Friday's Wilmington at Hillsboro shapes a tough clash on Hillsboro schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsbor
Greenfield
Tod
Hillboro
Wilmington
Frankfort
Washington D. H
Otie
Hillsboro
Corn yield in the Philippines hits 250 bushels per acre
The article notes that a yield of 250 bushels per acre is not uncommon in the Philippines. It explains that three crops of corn can be harvested per year from the same field, reflecting high agricultural productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillipind Islands
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Larrick
M. E. Church
Walter C. Peters
HGH School
Ohio Agriculture Experiment
Fred
Faton
Hasur Faton
Son
A. Chas. Rayby
Marine
F. W. Hadley
Hadleys
Burch
Arthur E
Kentucky
Alf Clark
Elsie Polk
Isboro
Masters Lu Lindley
Alf
Pittser
Jacker
D. H. Fox
F. Schoonover
Henry Mary
Wood
Nor
Aj Js. Derivan
W. J. Early
Oak Hill
Sos
T. Penn
Z. Miler
J. J. Crumley
J. J. Ser
C. F. Irons
Stanley &. Harris
Apollo Male Quartette
United Lyceum Bureau of Columbus
Apolo
Sedalia
WNGH
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