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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1911

Page

2

Barber Shop Proprietor Arrested in Bootlegging Case

Charles A. Bryant, owner of Bryant Barber Shop on Fayette Street, was arrested at his East Temple Street home with Wilber Thornton and Jim Hodge on liquor charges. Police intercepted a beer shipment arranged by Bryant, leading to statements from Hodge and Thornton. Bryant posted bond and awaited trial Monday at 1 p.m.

Charles A. Bryant Bryant Fayette Street Bryent Wes East Temple Street Wilber Thornton Jim Hodge Ainst Trernton Hodge Thornton Bryent Devaney Bell Maggard Tne Alien Thornston Bond

Cy Bainter Fined for Drunken Conduct and Ordered to Leave City

Cy Bainter, an known offender, was picked up on Mast street Tuesday night and taken to the county jail after being found drunk. Before Mayor Allen on Wednesday he received a suspended $6 fine and costs, conditioned on leaving the city, but later traveled to Columbus and again became intoxicated, found asleep on the embankment.

Cy Bainter City Mast Street Painter Allen Columbus

Local Baker Pauses Bread Sale for Decoration Day

Owing to Decoration Day Mrs Isary Robinson will not bake bread Thursday, while customers will be supplied as usual.

Mraisary Robinson

Big Automobile Stuck in Creek on Wilmington Pike

A touring car attempted the ford on Rattlesnake Creek despite warnings the bridge was out. The vehicle stalled midstream, occupants unable to escape except by wading. A team of horses pulled the car to the bank, delaying the owner. motorists warned to avoid the Wilmington pike until the new bridge is built.

Rattlesnake Creek Wilmington Pike

Dr King’s Flow Life Villa Offers Quick Relief

Advert lays out a patent remedy claiming to ease constipation and indigestion and improve appetite. It purports to regulate the stomach liver and bowels and restore energy with a two cent price at Blackmer and Tanquary.

Heart dictates latest designs for evening dresses

The piece notes new fashion trends for formal gowns with up to date silhouettes and fabrics. It highlights how the heart of style guides choices for elegant attire and seasonal color palettes.

Marriage Unit at Newport Kentucky Ceremony

Married in Newport Oral Evans age 21 and Effie Perch age 21 both of this county were united in marriage. Four in marriage at Newport Kentucky Sunday.

Oral Evans Effie Perch This County Newport Kentucky

Regular meeting notice for B. B. Hayes Post

All comrades urged to attend the regular meeting Friday evening June 3 at 7 30. Visiting comrades welcome. B C Hamilton Agt Q O F Robinson

Comrad

Careless Driver Triggers Fall for Arcade Livery Proprietor

This morning V. R. McCoy, Arcade livery stable owner, was starting his motorcycle when a six man in a spring wagon suddenly cut across. McCoy struck a shaft end, was thrown to the road, and only sustained minor bruises. The hit-and-run driver sped away.

V. R. McCoy Arcade Mr. McCoy

Miss Mary E. Chapman Rites Held At Presbyterian Church

Funeral services for Miss Mary E. Chapman were held at the Presbyterian church on a Wednesday afternoon with Rev. W. L. Campbell officiating. Her body lay in state at the home of her cousin A. J. Thompson after arrival from Columbus. A casket spray from the W. R. C. was present, and burial took place in the Larrimer family lot in Washington Cemetery. Pallbearers included L. P. Howell and J. F. Adams among others. attendees from away included Mrs. Addie Larrimer and several nieces and nephews from Ohio and Michigan.

Presbyterian Church Mary FE. Chapman Columbus A. J. Thompson W. L. Campbell Mary Goldsberg Burgett Howell Chapman Miss Larrimer Washington Cemetery L. P. Howell J. F. Adams Harry Taylor Lou, Grover Wilbur Bargar Addie Larrimer Lillie Lamborn Dorothy Springfield Alma Hutchings Dayton Ohio Elva Heston Laverne Kingsville Frank M. Adlington Emmetabure Jows Karl Dubpernell Detroit Mich Fred Woolard

Children’s Day at the Christian Church

Next Sunday June 4 observes Children’s Day with all services themed to the day. Bible school offerings go to children in non Christian lands and a 20 minute sermon by the minister at 10 30 am. An evening event at 7 30 features flowers songs and the children. Members and friends of the Home Department and Cradle Roll urged to attend. Everybody welcome.

Christian Church Bible School Home Department

Houses moved and rateed on Citntos Avenue Washington GC

Houses were moved and raised with heavy machinery and boilers relocated. The ad promises lowest prices and careful attention to all contracts. Located on Citntos Avenue in Washington GC.

Citntos Avenue Washington GC. H

Supreme Court upholds Ohio automobile act in Allen v Smith

The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the automobile act valid in the Allen v Smith case, allowing suits where injuries occurred in the county of the accident. Allen, injured when a horse startled by a speeding car, argued the law violated the uniformity clause. The decision ends lower court dismissals and favors broader redress for accident victims statewide.

Allen Supreme Court Supreme Court of Ohio Ok M. Allen Smith Leesburg Pike Smit Highland County Smith Aled Common Pleas Court Wilson Hillsboro John Logan Cour

Miller Recovering From Injuries After Motorcycle Crash

Chub Miller is back at work after a Tuesday evening crash near Austin. He suffered a fractured skin wound on his right ear from striking a snag on a tree, an injury described as potentially fatal if the tree limb had been longer.

Miller Austin

Farmer Sustain Serious Injuries In Runaway Incident

James Mortar, a Bloomingburg area farmer living on the Bloomingburg and New Holland pike four miles north of town, was injured Monday morning when a runaway horse struck the plow. He received two deep head cuts and a dislocated shoulder while adjusting harness at the planter.

James Mortar Bloomingburg and New Holland Pike Mr. Morte Mr. Mortar

June Wedding at Wesley Chapel Draws Attention in Bunnyside

A June nuptial in Bunnyside centers on the Tom Thumb wedding at Wesley Chapel on the seventh. The bride and bridesmaids wear elaborate gowns and the ceremony showcases high society fashion.

Bunnyside Wesley Chapel

Ohio Christian Endeavor Holds 26th Convention in Cleveland

The 26th annual Christian Endeavor convention takes place in Cleveland on June 24 with speakers Ad Wartle John G Wooley Sunday Prof Chas Allen and Mig Margaret Koch. Thursday afternoon features a lake steamer ride. for details contact George C Southwell 1355 Bridging Road Cleveland O.

Christian Endeavor Ohio Cleveland Ad Wartle John G. Wooley Chas. Allen Mig Margaret Koch Addrey George C. Southwell Ridding Road

Tailor-Recommended Contact for Skirt Alterations

Short note directs readers with a skirt or waist alteration need to call Deheart for service.

Deheart

Marriage Licenses for Fenton and May Ixon

William Fenton 24 a Kentucky machinist wed Ethel May Ixon 21 of West Holland.

Wm. Fenton Kentucky Ethel May West Holland

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Heheart B. B. Hayes B. C. Hamilton Agt F. Robinson Mary E. Chapman the Christian Church Craig Bros Circuit Court The Farmer Piper Bes Yygma
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