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January 4, 1905 Wednesday
Middletown Daily Signal, Middletown,
Ohio
SEVENTY FIVE BURIALS
Were Made in Woodside
Cemetery During 1904
The report of the number of interments in Woodside Cemetery for the year ending Dec. 31, 1904, has been filed with the cemetery directors by J. N. Lanier, the Superintendent.
The number of
original interments was 65. Number of removals from other cemeteries was
10. 4 from Middletown cemetery, 3 from Greenwood at Hamilton, 2 from Red
Lion, 1 from Lebanon.
Number males
interred, white, 35
Number of
female interred, white 31
Number of males
interred, colored 4
Number females
interred, colored 5
Total 75
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January 12, 1905 Thursday
The Daily Signal Middletown, Ohio
NEW FORESTERS COURT
Was Organized with Charter of
Thirty Names
The new court of the Independent Order of Foresters was organized in this city last night.
The meeting was held in the Senior
Mechanic's hall, where the court was instituted by W. G. Philips, deputy
state organizer, of Cleveland.
Excello Court starts out with a
charter membership of thirty and bright and prospects for a large
increase soon.
The officers elected and installed
are as follows:
Chief Ranger, Wm. Sebald.
Vice Chief Ranger, Owen Bannon.
Past Chief Ranger, Alvin Powell.
Financial Secretary, Wm.
Augspurger.
Recording Secretary, Homer
Lamphier.
Treasurer, George Velte.
Court Physician, Bryan Sharkey
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| January 13, 1905 Friday The Daily
Signal, Middletown, Ohio Presented With A Fine Gold Watch O. C. Lamphier who was instrumental in obtaining the charter list for Excello Court, I. O. F., which was organized Wednesday night, was presented with a fine gold watch by the instituting officer, W. G. Philips. The watch case was engraved with the picture of an India (sp?) Chief. The new court will hold its next meeting in Mechanics hall next Friday evening, when a class of candidates will be initiated. January 13, 1905 Friday The Daily Signal, Middletown, Ohio Miss Francis Singer and John H Lummis witnessed Otis Skinner's portrayal of The Harvester at the Victoria Theater in Dayton last evening. |