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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1913
Page
1
A Sunday night attack shattered large plate glass in the Conn Fe Ducey store room on East Court Street. Damaged panes indicate a diamond glass cutter was used. Loss ranges from 540 to 76 dollars with repairs and a wind-driven mishap adding to the damage. A $21 reward is offered for the culprit.
At the home of Mr Jennie Mark on Temple Street a social event occurred Tuesday evening June 10th. The report records the gathering as a local household social moment with residents in attendance and no notable incidents reported.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company advertises its long standing stability with over eighteen years of operation and a reserve fund of $100000, planning to add at least $25000 from net profits this year. Readers are invited to request booklets by writing or calling.
Clyde L Jones 30 died Monday at the State hospital. Remains to be brought from Columbus to Washington Tuesday morning on the 8 23 train and taken to the home of Wayne Jones in Logtown. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Second Baptist church at 2 oclock. Burial in Washington cemetery.
Grace M. E. church hosted the grammar grade promotion exercise at 8 am Friday. A list of promoted pupils includes Elizabeth Allen, Marriet Allen, Louise Arebart, and many others. Music for the event was supplied by a Kimball piano installed by Mr H C Fortier.
A cerrous parade tale presents three clowns numbered 6 3 and 1 with a free Cleket offered to anyone who can arrange them so that the resulting total is divisible by a chosen divisor. Can you solve the arrangement?
Members of WORC are urged to assemble Tuesday June 10 at 7 30 pm for drill. The regular meeting is Thursday June 12 at 2 pm. Emma Craig president Emily Baldwin secretary.
A truncated sale note lists men’s suits with price entries 12.50 and 15.14 but lacks complete details and dates. Likely a retail ad fragment showing price reductions or tag updates without full context or store name.
Ohio adjutant general says 713 applicants. four Pullman trains will depart from Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo for the July reunion. Dinner will be served for veterans aboard.
A group of 100 veterans gathered at the Memorial building lounge to share war era reminiscences and fish tales. Comrade BL introduced a method for catching channel cat while others recalled 1861 to 1866 events, adding a blend of history and frontier humor.
Saturday afternoon Judge Carpenter announced that Daniel T McLean wins against the city of Washington for two years rent on a lot behind the engine house. The city is ordered to pay McLean 125 dollars plus interest. City Solicitor Rank filed for a new trial Monday morning.
The Woman's Guild will hold a Kensington at the home of Mrs A F Hopkins on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The usual silver offering will be received.
The notice claims Red Cross Ball Bine will wash double the clothes of any rival service. It urges customers not to invest in other laundries, promising superior value.
The G A R committee reports strong interest in the upcoming flower parade to be held at Memorial Hall Wednesday June 18 at 1 PM. Paper for flowers is at Cockerill's grocery and many details await subscriptions to cover costs and housing quarters. The city awaits broad civic support to ensure the parade’s success.
Philadelphia June 4 The body of Agatha Shereeth aged ten or misread as sixteen was found hanging to a rafter in an attic in Dubuon New Jersey. A note in her handwriting claimed she died for love and named Frank Welle as not loving her while accusing Peter of loving her.
Findlay Ohio June report notes David Ward a resident of Arlington aged 100 last week marks his century with plans to file for a patent on a surface pulverizer for pulverizing only plowed ground, a model he is currently completing.
Prompt action by her husband likely saved Mrs. H. B. Hanford’s life after she swallowed three dichloride of mercury tablets, mistaking the poison for aspirin. She was treated at the casualty hospital and doctors expressed confidence she will recover.
An unusually large crowd attended the Children’s Day services at the Church of Christ last night with many turned away yet admitted. The program featured The Cry of the Nation and a Wharton memorial service including the unveiling of a portrait of a pioneer. Children, led by Miss Mabel Jones, presented a bright, flower-filled setting, while good offerings supported foreign missions.
Readers learned of a sale event at Rodecker's News Stage featuring the June issue of the Ladies' Home Journal for girls. The notice highlights a promotional sale, aiming to attract customers with special offers and displays.
Amateur finishing solicitee prompt service guarantee. Supplies for Kodak users offered with fresh and reliable materials. Quality and price emphasized with assured help at hand for amateurs facing difficulties.
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