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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1913

Page

2

Parade Route Set for GA RL Event on June 19

The committee announced the parade line of march for the GA RL parade on Thursday June 19. It will form at Hinde and Market proceed east on Market to Delaware then south to Ogle Street then to Washington Avenue Court Street to Main Street and back to Market where it disbands. The reviewing stand will be in front of Dr Ireland's office on Court Street.

G A. RL Hinde and Market Market Delaware Ogle Street Washington Avenue Court Street Court Main Dr. Ireland Hinde and Temple Hinde Street Hinde East Street

Narrow escape as open switch blocks Pittsburgh express

The west bound B and O Pittsnure Eight express train 105 narrowly avoided collision after passing an open switch west of North street. Freight crew left the switch open to aid the passing freight. heavy rain and speed could have caused a crash. Engineer stopped the train and a freight member closed the switch.

Pittsnure North Street Pittebure Oas Pittsburg

We Stake Our Reputation for Quality Meats Offered Here

A boastful display of shop pride claims fresh meats, juicy and wholesome picks, best available. The fragment emphasizes quality and customer assurance from the retailer.

Fayette Camp 4242 Holds Class Adoption Night

Fayette Camp 4242 M W of A held a class adoption Thursday evening June 5 with twenty two candidates entering the woodcraft mysteries. Foresters degree team presented the work while neighbors from New Holland Sabina Jeffersonville and Hopecampe District Deputy Head Consul MoM Hedding of Columbus spoke. After ceremonies members were welcomed by the local camp. The camp reports fifty applications for men’s membership in May and notes a postponement of the Sugar Creek June gathering.

Fayette M. W Foresters New Holland Sabina Jeffersonville Hopecampe Wavetts Hay Ine Ging Bros Grove Sugar Creek

Gen Bennett J Young May Speak Here

The GAR Encampment entertainment committee invites General Bennett H Young, commander of the United Confederate Veterans, to speak here during Encampment week on Wednesday and Thursday. Known as an engaging speaker with rich war experiences, he played a notable role in the Civil War under General Urgage in campaigns around Chattanooga Chickamauga and Lookout Mountain. No reply from General Young has been received yet.

GAR Hennett H Young United Confederate Veterans Young Uragge Chattanooga Chickamauga Lookout Mountain

Will Decorate Crusaders Graces Creek Cemetery Mon Day

Local WCOT OP to decorate graves of deceased city residents at Washington cemetery Monday at 4 o'clock. Meet at Mrs Sharp Davies home with bouquets. Read classified ads.

WCOT Washington Cemetery

Unsettled Estates Under Scrutiny By Fayette Judge

Judge Allen in Fayette County Probate Court reviews ten years of unsettled estates and guardianships finding 282 cases with final accounts overdue. He will extend search back to 1903, plan to require administrators to file final settlements, and assess fees from five dollars onward. A new indexing system and steel file case are introduced to organize records and improve title clarity.

Bell GG Allen Fayette County Judge Allen Allen Judes Allen Court of Common Pleas Probate Court

Cross Petition Filed by Husband in Probate Court

Henry Chestnut through attorney W B Rogers filed for divorce and alimony against wife Kiva Chestnut. The husband’s answer and cross petition denies culpability and accuses the wife of statutory offenses and extreme cruelty. He seeks dismissal of her petition and a divorce decree in his favor. A previous domestic disturbance led to arrests of Eva Chestnut and Geo Marchant, later discharged. Sensational developments are anticipated at the upcoming trial.

W. B. Rogers Henry Chestnut Chestnut Kiva Chestnut Herald Eva Chestnut Geo. Marchant

Grace M E Church Sabbath Services at Grace M E Church

Rev F E Ross pastor conducts Sabbath school at 915 a m CC E Lloyd superintendent Morning worship at 1030 am with sermon The Great Discoverer Epworth League 615 pm Evening worship at 730 pm Pastor preaches morning and evening All invited to attend services

Grace M. E. Church F. E. Ross E Lloyd Epworth League

First Baptist Church Service Times

Rev. A. W. West presides with Bible school at 9 30 a m under J Howard Hicks as superintendent Morning worship at 10 45 a m Evening worship at 7 30 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 20 p m Includes 2 B services and regular weekly schedule

First Baptist Church A. W. West

Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services Schedule

Sabbath school at 9 16 a m. Morning worship at 10 30 a m. Evening worship at 7 30 p m. Rev. D Ira Lambert will preach at both morning and evening services. Christian Endeavor Society 6 16 p m.

St Andrew's Mission Episcopal Services Sunday's Forenoon

Episcopal St Andrew's Mission will hold services at 10 45 A M on Sunday in Memorial Hall third floor Rev Dr John Bord of Marietta will administer the communion.

Memorial Hall John Bord Marietta

Church of Christ Services and Programs Schedule

Bowman Hostetler, Pastor. Bible school 9 15 am led by Orlain Snider. Communion and preaching 10 30 am The story of a Wonderful Child told to children by the pastor 11 to 11 15 am. Memorial service 1 45 pm. Y P S C E prayer meeting 6 30 pm. Children's Day exercise 7 30 pm. Mid week prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 pm.

Church of Christ Bowman Hostetler Orlain Snider

Oak Grove Bible School Note Ad

Oak Grove public notice announces a 2 pm Bible school session with no preaching. It warns not to buy water for bluing and states liquid blue is mostly water. Encourages purchasing Red Cross Ball Blue as the blue that is truly blue.

Oak Grove Bible School

Home grown berries coming now at varying prices

Local fruit listings advertise home grown berries in season with prices from 15 to 10 cents per quart. Lettuce is outdoors grown and crisp at 15 cents per pound. Bartoni Brand Italian extra virgin olive oil is promoted as a pur e first pressing, offering satisfaction at a savings.

Bartoni

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Gal AL Particuar Barcher’s Gen Bennett J. Young SEY Athletic Park Columbus Ave Washington Athletics Dayton Nationals Wesley Chapel Sunday School St. Andrew's Mission Tom Easton New Tarragon Vinegar Barnett
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