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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1911

Page

7

Local undertaker Elmer Klever named national funeral directors delegate

Elmer Klever of this city was elected delegate to the National Funeral Directors Association in Atlantic City after a round table discussion and his talk on drowning treatment. He won by 27 votes over the next candidate, despite six candidates and wire pulling. The association will cover his expenses.

Elmer Klever Klever McKenna Dayton Po ER. Dempsey Peor High Cincinnati Washington D. H

Funeral of Mrs Eliza Jane Irions

Simple and tender services were held for Mrs Eliza Jane Irions at Grace M E Church on Friday at 10 o'clock. A large gathering from town and county, especially Staunton neighbors, attended. Lakke read hymns My Jesus as Thou Wilt and Abide with Me. A brief memoir and consoling sermon followed. Pallbearers included Spencer Calvert Clark Howe George C. Jenkins TH Craig John Stuckey and O'Brien. Burial was in the Washington cemetery in the family lot with daughters Mrs T P Sharp of Denver Cole Mrs William Diamond of Huntington Ind and Mrs Joe E Mark of this city present from the West. Relatives in Frankfort included Mrs Sadie Pine Bert Pine Greenfield Mrs Blue Mrs Davy and Mrs Clark.

Liza Jane Iriens Girace M. EL Shurch Staunton Irions Lakke Jesus T PF Sharp Denver Cole William Diamond Huntington Ind Joe E Mark Spencer Calvert Clark Howe George C. Jenkins TH Craig John Stuckey O'Brien Washington Cemetery West Sadie Pine Bert Pine Greenfield Mre Blue Davy Mre Clark Frankfort

Exploits of a Napoleon Admirer in Comic Film

A humorous film featuring a Napoleon admirer performing stunts from snuff taking to decorating a tailor’s dummy with a baggage check. Audiences are promised continuous laughs from start to finish and will recall the spoof long after viewing.

McCune's Auto Strikes Mules on Columbus Pike

DC McCune driving east of the city collided with a span of mules owned by Dad Miller Fertilizer Company on the Columbus pike near Paint Creek. The auto was damaged and the mules were bruised as they suddenly swung across the narrow road to avoid collision.

DC McCune Humphrey Ganes City Columbus Pike Dad Miller Fertilizer Company McCune Paint Creek

Manoline Offer Promises After Shave Skin Care

Face soreness affects millions of self shavers in the United States with irritation from hurried shaving. The ad urges using Manoline antiseptic after shaving and while the skin is damp. A drop suffices for each application. Manoline is guaranteed to match claims with money back if not satisfied at 25 cents per tube.

L. S.A Washington , H

Aged Woman Injured in Fall at Mobley Residence

Mrs ROM Weddle aged 75 mother of Mrs O J Motley of Washington Avenue fell from the porch at the Mobley residence at 1030 Saturday morning suffering a fracture and dislocation of the right wrist. Rene attended and reset the bones but the injury is severe and the arm will be unusable for about three weeks.

Rom. Weddle O J Motley Washington Avenue Mobley Rene

George Little Loses Thumb Tip At Chair Factory

George Little of Clinton avenue suffered the third finger on his left hand severed at the first joint by a rapidly revolving saw while at work in a chair factory Saturday morning. He sought treatment at Dr Rowe's office after waiting for a time while Mrs Weddle received care for a broken dislocated wrist. The finger was treated and Little continued work.

George Little Clinton Avenue Mr. Little Dr. Rowe

Durham Rites Set After Death at 9 Main Street

Ralph Durham died at his residence at 8 Main Street this morning at 9 o'clock, aged 49. Funeral will be held Monday at 1 pm at the residence with burial in Washington cemetery, conducted by the K. R. B.

Durham Ralph Durham Main Street Washington Cemetery

Lest discount noted in obscure financial notice

Fragmentary OCR outlines a price reduction or discount line with tangled terms and names, unclear dates, and stray words. The readable portions reference rates and entities but lack coherent context to identify involved parties or exact actions.

Wool Purchase Set By Houston Co Direct From Farms

The Houston Company has closed deals for 250000 pounds of wool from farmers, the largest purchase in its history. Purchases span about 12 points over a wide radius and will be shipped to Boston next week for trading with reduced labor and faster handling. About 100000 pounds depart from here, the rest from other points. Harry P. Thomas has led the sales and will supervise grading in Boston.

Houston Company South Charleston Sentinel Houston Co Harry P. Thomas Boston Thomas

Wheat No Sie New Corn and Other Hay Varieties

Fragmentary agricultural listing notes Wheat and New Corn yellow varieties, Boe New Corn white, Hay No. 1 timothy, Hay mixed, and Hay chaver 14 with unclear context and dates. No clear events or outcomes identified.

Ste Oates Timothy

Markets in Chicago and Cincinnati Show Mixed Dairy and Poultry Prices

The Chicago and Cincinnati markets reflect varied dairy and poultry values with creamery and butter notes, while livestock categories show modest movements. Prices for eggs and poultry are listed alongside cattle and sheep figures, indicating broad commodity activity across regional markets.

Chicago Frre S. Vieen Culee Kative

WINS FIGHT FOR LIFE

Newark man James B. Bershow describes a life saving recovery after eight months of illness. He credits Dr. King’s New Discovery for relief from lung hemorrhages and weakness and notes the product’s claims and pricing.

James B. Bershow Newark N. J Blackmer & Tanquary

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Harry Dahl Trent Peats Sufe Ford H. B. Dahl Sale Penny Pictures and Ards Holdren Cor and Fayette 135 C. Persinger GEO. B. Swope Henry Sixth St Fort Smith C. H. Murray Court St Washington C. H. Bh Bell Lize Klever Bert R. McCoy Hess & McCoy East Court Street Res Citizens Teeaters, M. D Gilagses Worthington Pallerton Pronk M. Allen Sam Worley Didate Didates Associa Eliza Jane Irions Adam Tweedledum Blackmer Tanquary’s Renall Kodak and Kodak Supplies McCune’s Auto Michigan Younus Hoeken Selig Wittle Fayette! Pathe Khmara Miss Blum Custem T. C. Deweese Delbert C. Hays the People's & Drovers’ Bank Humphrey Jones Port Duncan McLean Roy T. McClure Cashier
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