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NEWSPAPERS
Source: Cincinnati Daily
Gazette (Cincinnati, OH) Page: 5
Dated: Aug. 4, 1869
Recently, in St. Mary's, Wesley Wahrman stabbed
Joseph Blake, wounding him so that he afterward died.
There was an old grudge between the parties.
Warhman claims the act was done in self-defense.
Both were intoxicated at the time of the stabbing. |
Source: Wheeling Register -
West Virginia
Dated: July 2, 1874
FORGERS ARRESTED.
An Enquirer special states that Francis TIERVAN
and E. J. THORN, of Springfield, Ohio, were
yesterday held to bail at Wapakaneta, Ohio, to answer a
charge of forgery. It is said that forged paper to
amount of $100,000 has been negotiated among farmers by
these two men. Their plan was to get some farmer who
could not read to sign what purported to be a contract for
the agency of a patent plow between the farmer and R. R.
Fenner & Co., but which was really a personal note. |
Source: Montgomery Advertiser
Dated: Jan. 12, 1913
TUSCALOOSA SOCIETY
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. KAY entertained at their
home in Pinehurst on Thursday night from 8 to 10 in honor of
their niece, Miss Lucila NICOLS of Wapakoneta, Ohio.
The guest list included several hundred of the society
people of this city and all the fraternaty men of the
University. Those assisting in receiving were Mrs.
LeBOURD, Mrs. Shaler HOUSER, Mrs. W. B. SAFFOLD, Miss Ruth
BROWNELL, Miss Mary JONES, Miss Eleanor BLAIR, Mrs. Linka
FRIEDMAN, Mrs. Walter GULLEY, Mrs. Audrey BOYLES, Mrs.
Battle SEARCY, Mrs. Alston PITTS, Mrs. Bernard HARWOOD, Mrs.
Davis, Miss Emily LEACH, Miss Daphne CUNNINGHAM, Miss Lucile
DeVERE. Assisting in serving were Mrs. F. D. LOZEY,
Mrs. F. G. BLAIR, Mrs. J. W. SHOOK, Miss Madge BLAIR,
Miss Alice LONGSHORE, Miss Anna Taylor DONOHO,,,, Miss Jean
McCORVEY, Miss Julia NUZZUM, Miss Mary Bacon DUNCAN.
Mrs. KAY received in a gown of white charmeuse, with
which she wore beautiful cameos. Miss NICHOLS
wore white charmeuse and carried an arm bouquet of white
carnations. Among the honored guests of the evening
were the seniors of D. K. E. Fraternity of the University,
of which fraternity Mr. KAY is a member.
The Kettledrum was entertained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. A. S. Van de GRAAFF at her home on Greensboro
avenue, the subject for the afternoon being the "New Year."
A musical program was rendered by Mrs. L. O. DAWSON, Mrs.
Katie L. PRITCHETT and Miss Lucile DeVERE.
The following officers were elected for the ensuing year;
President, Mrs. Ellen PETER-BRYCE; first
vice-president, Mrs. T. C. McCORVEY; second
vice-president, Mrs. R. C. McCALLA, secretary,
Mrs. George DENNY. At the conclusion of the
business refreshments were served. The following
visitors were present: Mrs. T. T. QUARLES, Mrs.
Claude HOWARD, Mrs. Carroll MANN, Mrs. HEFLIN, Mrs. STEWART,
Mrs. Lester SNOW, Mrs. McCORMICK, Miss Mamie BROWN.
The Tuesday Evening Card Club was entertained by
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. CHRISTIAN at their home in Northport.
Auction bridge was played at nine tables and the prizes were
a puff box for the ladies and a silver drinking cup for the
gentlemen. After the games an elaborate hot supper was
enjoyed. Assisting the hostess in receiving and
serving were Misses Mamie DONOHO, Emmie DONOHO, Anna
TAYLOR DONOHO, Mrs. Emil SHIRLEY, Mrs. George CHRISTIAN.
Mrs. Walter SANDERS entertained at her home on
Tuesday afternoon at royal auction in honor of Mrs.
Claude HOWARD and Miss Emily Gay ABBOTT.
The highest score was made by Miss Jane AUSTIN, who
was presented with a cloisonne veil pin and the guests of
honor were given friendship circles in gold. After the
games of refreshments were served by Misses Violet JONES
and Lois MURRAY. The guest list included
Misses Mary Emily FITTS, Miss Annales FITTS, Mrs. W. H.
ALSTON, Mrs. Carroll MANN, Mrs. C. N. MAXWELL, Jr., Mrs. H.
B. FOSTER, Mrs. Irving DUGINS, Mrs. Bert STORY, Mrs. Lester
SNOW, Mrs. Fred STICKNEY, Mrs. Brittin TURNER, Mrs. W. A.
COLLIER, Miss Alta BARNES, Miss Lelia JAMISON, Miss Jennie
MAXWELL, Miss Lucia VanHOOSE, Miss Jane AUSTIN, Miss Nell
CRIBBS.
Miss Guena GRIMES has returned from a visit to
friends in Talladaga Springs.
Miss PALFREY will leave tomorrow for her home in
Franklin, La, after a visit of some weeks with her
sisters, the Misses GORGAS on the University campus.
Mrs. Perrin QUARLES, of Charlotte, North
Carolina, is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. T. T.
QUARLES on Queen City avenue.
Mrs. Katie Lou PRITCHETT has returned from a
visit to relatives in Greensboro. |
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