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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
3
Flags with gilded spear heads carried on long poles
Several flags described as 18 and 24 and 15 and 50 in fast colors, each on long poles with gilded spear heads. The text notes these flags' colors and decorative spear-topped poles, suggesting ceremonial or display use.
Wedded at Troy Bal lard Geiger nuptials charm society
The Cupitals of Mr Alexander Ballard and Miss Margare Geiger celebrated at the Geiger home in Troy as Arch Deacon Cook officiated and Heidelberg orchestra played. The ceremony joined the Ballards son of Charles F Ballard and the Geigers daughter of C A Geiger with a pink and white bridal tableau and lavish decorations. After a reception the couple planned an automobile trip to Denison and will reside in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Baltard
Geiger
Trey
Charles F. Bailard
Ballard-Ford Hardware Co
Denison University
C. A. Geiger
Troy Wagon Works
Painesville Seminary
Chicago
Troy
Cook
Dayton
Rev Dunaway
Heidelberg Orchestra
Dorothy Dale
Iatel Yount
Tracey Geiger
James Adair
Xenia
Pearce Ballard
Elizabeth Ballard
Lois Jones
Lake Erie Seminary
Mary Geiger
Wren
Warden
Varnished Poles and Rope Details in Historic Ad
A fragment lists items: varnished poles wood ball rope and iron brackets with dimensions and prices. Sx feet Sx feet 1.25 dollars Ox10 feet 2.25 dollars 98ec.
Sewed Star Sizes and Prices Displayed
A line of fabric sizes shows 5x3 feet 6x6 feet 8x12 feet and larger 12x18 feet with prices 3.25 7.98 and 15.00. The snippet resembles a showroom or catalog entry listing material dimensions and costs.
Fragmentary scented summer phrase hints at verse tone
A fragmentary OCR line references summer work and a fragrant veranda with unclear names or events. The readable portion suggests a poetic or stage direction fragment, not a complete report of people, places, or actions.
Personal Paragraphs Reflect Local Social Gatherings
Local residents and visitors attend visits and departures around Frankfort Columbus Cincinnati and Lancaster. Notable names include Gilliland Wetson Hall Hielen Hodge and Stewarts with several excursions for commencements reunions and alums.
Washington Matinee Club Opens Season
The Washington Matinee Club opened the 1918 season at Fayette County Park with local entrants in free-for-all pace and two-year-old trotting races. Judge WK Rogers officiated, praising the day and the crowd enthusiasm while noting Middies Mate and Road as notable winners in a program of local horses and heats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Matines Club
Ane
Cassilly
Fayette
Ounty Paty
Sear
Rogers
Toms Nelson
Te.y
Middie
Tomms Nelson
Harry W.squier
Jone McGregor
Jeanette Krinnewetlowelly
Rae Jay Hilliken
Local Social Notes Highlight Family Visits Across Cities
Ty Watson of Ohio based Comet With The Agnolical wickr visited Washington friends, hosting Misthtunah tester of Chilfteethe as a guest. Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of Br and Mrs Fox Wilson, just returned from Atlanta visiting Mrs Eob Beatty and is now with grandparents Mr and Mrs JoR Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. O Wilson
BE. D. Beatty
Atlanta, Ga
Ty Watson
Wickr
Ohio
Fimic
Hie City
Washington
Hax
Misthtunah Tester
Chilfteethe
Margaret Wilson
Dahebter
Fox, Wilson
South Silon
Eob Beatty
Atlanta
Tia
Jor Marshall
Lost ad fragment promises cure and reward notice
A fragmented paragraph touts a $100 reward and introduces a mock medical claim about a cure for catarrh. The garbled text lists names and dubious remedies while referencing a constitutional treatment and various products. No clear event or sources are identifiable.
Sulphur Lick Hotel Opens After Renovation
The Sulphur Lick Hotel reopens rebuilt with the famous spring in the yard and enhanced dining. Manager BE Hatter aims to attract visitors with ample seasonal offerings and a large pavilion dining room. Fire damaged adjacent property at Hallandgr caused significant losses to Sparks and others. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Springfield veterans plan camping trip to Washington D C
Springfield Sun reports the City’s veterans preparing for a spring encampment of the Cound Army Ohio department at Washington D C next week. A large crowd from the city is expected Thursday if railroad arrangements with Detroit Toledo and Trenton are made. Commander Charles H. Pierce notes reports will be submitted at the post meeting tomorrow night. Delegates from Mitchell post include John Vollmer AO Huffman Cot Pierce and H B Titus with Chas Foleer as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cound Army
Department of Ohio
Washington D. B
Detroit, Toledo and
Trenton
Charles H. Pierce
Dedwe O
Transporta Lhcre Gomimdt Dee Uniess
Mitchell Post
John Vollmer
AO. Huffman
Cot Pierce
H. B. Titus
Chas Foleer
Great Cut Price Sale at Washington D. C. store
A promotional notice proclaims a cut price sale amid flood cleanups with a large stock of dry goods. It lists lawn, batiste, percale, gingham, pique, linens, lace, ribbons, dresses, under garments, curtains, gloves, hats, parasols, umbrellas, millinery and more offered at bargains. The sale is advertised opposite the Court House in Washington D. C.
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SH. SS
Tachelors’ Club
E.peastle
Cireles
Saxophone
Charlies Roberts
Homer
Harry Roberts
F KK Allen
Mont, Roth
Paul
Moree
Collier
Columbus
Tears Mark
Ruth
Chas Mark
Margaret Colwell
Blanche Roberts
Messrs
Walter
Frank Roberty
Ladies’ Guild of the Presbyterian Church
Austin F. Hopkins
Miskrs Hielen Arehart
Pauline Gilliiland
Ed Wetson
Fred Hall
Frankfort
Join Dial
Lulehoway
Misa Susan Aleshire
Cinc ‘Innate
Harry Rodecker
Lancaster
Mr Rodecker
L. Mo Rodecker
Messie Sheeman Hodge
Fieve Stewart
Mr. Sterling
Leo Kate
Cincinnati
Misses Wise and
Nita Steinbrook
New Lexington
Mise Loelha Riles
Conrad Sehweiteer
Neil Ireland
O W. 1
Henry Deovwnell
Wim Moetlain
Delaware
McClain
Lawrence Uatick
Tonawanda
Helta Ustick
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Mere Geotee Gruthe
Mrs
Frank Greene
EM. Moore
Donal of
Dee Murphy Woodnewlay
Frank DeWitt
Mt. Sterling
Geraldine Coffman
Helen Morrigan
Marie Clark
Mechanicsburg
Mra. F. G. Carpenter
Elmer Junk
SS. O
Priscilla Wood
Wilmington
Constance Ballard
Mise Nell Lane
Cambridge, O
Mina Rowe
Allen
Eston Laconda
Hacons
Taylors
Ome Bond
Grant
Frankler
Hats
de McKinney
Phopbhe
Amanda
Sade
Milady
OSC
Bert
Fie
Riko Finthe
Knights of
Pythias
Hall
Burbank
Bainbridge
Henry Same
Hallahtdgr
Ulas
Springfeld
The
Springfield Sun
the Court House
D. H
Rowe's Meat Market
Harry R. Rowe
Union Delivery
Court and Herth Sis
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