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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

Page

2

Reedsville Store Robbed by Unknown Thieves at Night

A Ro peered break in at the Keeseville Grocery owned by George Khonemus occurred between midnight and 1 am. The door was battered, a guard stood outside while others rifled the safe, leaving little loot aside from a small amount of change. No arrests or clues yet. The incident disrupted bystanders and prompted sheriff and police to inspect freight traffic, but no concrete evidence has emerged. The story also notes the sixteenth annual commencement of Stinson Conservatory of Music.

Keeseville George Kichonemous Yeexmen Nexus Myr Rhonemire Clinton County Theobert Talen McCoy Noah Hell BH & OF

Flood Emergency Law Upheld and Guard Jury Exemption Struck

Special to Herald Columbus Ohio June 10 The Supreme Court issued several rulings including invalidating the flood emergency law exemption for National Guard members from jury service while upholding the flood emergency act in a tax payer suit against the Hamilton county auditor The court also ruled that county ditch funds paid into the treasury are county funds and treasurers who loan them out and keep the interest must disgorge

Columbus Supreme Court Ohio National Guard Hamilton County Starke County

Loss Poem Echoes a Distant Love and Change

The fragment expresses a voice recalling a loved one in past devotion and spiritual work but now feels the day reveals a changed fate. It reflects grief, longing, and a sense of diminished need as time dulls longing and reshapes the heart.

Meeting Tonight of G A R Encampment Committee

The Ex Exec utive Committee will hold its regular meeting tonight at Memorial Hall at 7 30 o clock. All citizens whether members of any committee or not are invited to attend, participate and offer suggestions to aid the Encampment's work.

G A. R. Encampment Exexecuive Committee Memorial Hall

Junior OUVM picnic and outing at Water Works park

OVU AM Junior group plans a Flag Day outing and picnic for members and families at Water Works park. Attendees should bring baskets for the event with a 1 pm program and games starting at 1:30 pm. Various prizes donated by local firms for contests and activities accompany the schedule.

OVU Water Works Park Barketa

Judge Refuses Decree in Vo Teeland Divorce Suit

In Chillicotte on June 10 Judge Goldeberry denied a divorce to Dr and Mr Vo Teeland. The suit, brought to Dr Ireland, was contested by his wife living in Byracuse NY. Both charged extreme cruelty. Dr Ireland has practiced in Dayton Miami City London and Jamestown.

Chillicotte, CO Goldeberry Vo Teeland Dr Ireland Byracuse Ireland Dayton Miami City London James

Pioneer finds likely prehistoric battlefield site near Bellepont

Delaware, O June 10. A site south of Bellepont yielded five adult skeletons, one with an embedded arrowhead. The remains were uncovered by Edward Dunlap after folds uncovered the burial ground.

Delaware, O Bellepont Edward Dunlap

Counterfeit Nickels Found In Plymouth Area

A Plymouth Store report details counterfeit nickels resembling five cent pieces found in a gum machine. Neighbors in Jasper township warned to avoid handling imitations as federal authorities pursue makers. Endangering hoax coins could lead to severe federal penalties.

Harry Mark

Trouble Looms for Neighbor in Ply mouth Area

A terse note signals immediate trouble in the Ply mouth neighborhood with concerns about someone facing consequences soon. The fragment hints at local disturbance or risk looming over residents nearby.

First Matinee Races at Fair Grounds This Wednesday

Tomorrow after noon at the fair grounds the first of this season's matinee races will be held. The card lists four events with quality performers in each race.

Local Bridge Bidder Secures Two Contracts

County commissioners opened bids for abutments and iron superstructure on two bridges. R C Hunt of this city won both bids the Oakland Avenue bridge at 5066 dollars and the Ghormley two span bridge at 4950 dollars. Other bidders included Oregonia Bridge Champion Bridge and York Bridge companies. Excavation and concrete bids remain under review.

Ghormley's Oakland Avenue Hagerty Shoe Factory Perth Street R. C. Hunt Mr. Hunt Oregonia Bridge Co Champion Bridge Co The York Bridge Co

Woman's Relief Corps Drill Meeting Notice

Members of WR C are requested to assemble Tuesday June 10 at 7 30 p m for drill Regular meeting Thursday June 12 at 2 p m Emma Craig President Emily Baldwin Secretary.

WR. C

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