Certificates Issued and Local News From Van Wert
Certificates to teach were issued for two years and one year to named individuals in a rural area. A runaway horse incident on North Washington street left two girls unharmed in a buggy. Mrs. J. W. Potter died at home on West Main street of dropsy of the heart. The grand jury completed work. several indictments for theft and attempted rape were returned. the jail was inspected. two burglaries and a watch theft led to no bills. two suspects were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Washington Street
K. J. Morgan
Effie
Eva Gearhart
Dr. Morgan
J. W. Potter
West Main Streeb
van Wert
Minnie Dilla Johnstone
Mattie I Ferguson
New York
Elmer Hayden
Delphos
Thos. Goppert
Ray McBride
C. A. Nash
Town
Baker
Wauseon
A. Rt. Strother
Sam Nelson
Thos. Gepport
Tille Darny-Denison
York Township
Drowned While Wading in Little Auglaize River
Werrick Wright, 22, of Ridge township near Washington, drowned Tuesday in the Little Auglaize south of Middlepoint while wading to shoot a dipper duck with Jesse Agner. Both warned about the swift current, Wright vanished and was found Wednesday morning lodged in river roots near a fallen tree. Funeral services were held at his father William Wright’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werrick Wright
William Wright
Ridge
Washington
Auglaize
Middlepoint
Jesse Agner
Ringwald
Wright
Agncor
Agner
Wiszlet
W. H. Corbet
Dismissals Amid Pike Tax Disputes Hinder Court Actions
In Vene docia precinct, several pike tax cases were dismissed as dockets were called, with Treasury records showing only the disputed pike tax. Attorneys funded by the county plan to refile, while questioning the voenedocia pike law's constitutionality. Rainfall caused floods delaying farm work. a nearby fire destroyed a summer kitchen and damaged clothes, as Grand Opening festivities of The New York Crockery Store loom next Thursday May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venedocia
Carlo
Town
New York
Opium 2 Drunkenness 010 to 20 days
Ohio court records detail a case involving J Stephens in Lesanon Ohio. The note indicates penalties of 010 to 20 days with pay until cared. The fragmentary text suggests a legal or disciplinary context within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ks Stephens
Lesanon
Ohio
Court Proceedings in May Term of Common Pleas Court
The May term of the Common Pleas Court adjourned after a Monday start with Judge Mooney presiding. The Grand Jury was sworn, cases were set for trial, and numerous civil actions including attachments, partitions, divorces, and foreclosures were disposed with judgments, orders, and commissions appointed. several cases were dismissed or settled and one judge was recalled for a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Audge Mooney
Moovey Beimpg
Henry Weible
Admr
James W. Grown
Alur
Jacob Re Grows
MP. Jones
Daniel Burt
Charles H. Baker
Jennie Baker
Myrtle A. Davis
George W. Davis
Joseph L. Hoxglin
John XII. Hoaglin
James B. McGill
Charles A. Dugan
Samuel Springer
Oid Well Supply Company
Hugene R. Conn
Rosa Wriesner
Charles L. Fnesner
Frances Centers
William Centers
Lewis Kellner
Frank Colling
Gdn
Thos. Rupert
Wm. H. Pennell
J. A. Exline
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
David Lord
William Tord
W. J. Beers
H. G. Richie
Local Briefs and Notices From Huntington Area Crowded With Family News
GERMANN'S MILLINERY announces birth Alf Reichenbach to Mr and Mrs Oscar Montgomery in Huntington Ind. Several local notes report births marriages ship goods and accidents. A herd ships to Buffalo. Will Brodnix will estates probate. court officials named. a child rescued from swift water. a Convoy marriage. the railroad adopts paper baggage checks. locals urged to settle subscriptions before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Montgomery
Alf, Reichenbach
Huntington
Ind
van Wert
J. &, Woods
Ohio Division
Tennialoort
North Market Street
J. B. Smith
Joseph Brodnix
Brodnix
J. Brotherton
B. A. Roloson
H. A. Reeve
Delphos
Mooney
Will Himmielreich
C. EE
Barrow
Willa Baker
Geo. A. Hall
F. H. Carper
Columbus
Honest Business Policy Promised in Spring Clothing Ad
An advertisement asserts an honest business policy and promises truthful statements in all spaces. It touts years of experience with goods that sell on their merits and invites customers to view a complete line of Spring Clothing for value.
Better Goods This Spring for Less Money
Bright promotional note from a Van Wert clothing store touting high quality at low prices. It highlights an all wool black clay suit for seven dollars, a ten dollar suit at eight, and numerous bargains including overalls shirts and underwear. The ad emphasizes value, crowding in numerous price points and inviting customers to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Wert Co
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BIC
Aoe
Doe van Wert
Charlie
Myers Imperial Brass
van Werf
J. F. Sidle & Co
H. & H. Block
Jace
Tom O
Redrup's Millinery
C.q. Richey
Lene Mooy
O. E. Balyeat
A.J. Beamer
U. A. Doner
Barton Li
W.C. Mullan
BF. Hartman
Thorns J. Jones
W. Jo Hantgen
Clyvie Longsworth
S.W. Nicodemus
Tau M. Allen
Mary Breene
Margaret EB. Rudwards
Alice Jones
Maggie Jones
Jonah Kilmer
Nora Lindsey
Sylphin Lieurancee
Laura Pugh
Erin Savage
Erina Shirack
Mary Sunderland
Laura Wise
Hunaway
Ath of
Cc Wousing Wa Reue Middlepoims
Lady
Auglaize Rver
Quce
Arn
J. W. Morris
A. L. Parmort
James
Uoster
Dom Gagenewad
Boeweoeda Trust
Sorghan
Liberty Township
Potts
W.ce Tisnavrs
Pion
Buffalo Market
Geo. H. Marsh
Mra. S. McCrory
South Shannon Street
Harry Hundwerek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carr Edson
Woodland Avenue
N. Everett
Donald Ream
George Keinzle
Convoy
Flora Beatty
A. L. Beatty
Decatur
Keinzle
Benrina
Panama
Twany Sisdle Phain Chip Lats
Nevelles
Ain Bratdls, Pte
Freeman's Millinery
North Washington St
Plymouth Rocks
N. Cherry St
van Wert, O
Henry Davies
Price
Price Ave
Jersey Union
Seoyards
Tina Sheer
F. L. Webster & CO
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