The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1907-12-05
LYNCHBURG.
Dec. 2. 1907

Dec. z, lSOi
Mr.. and Mrs. John weishaupt we're
called to Cincinnati Wednesday to be
In attendance at the funeral of their
brother-in.law, George Scultetus, who
died suddenly at las p m. the Sunday
previous.
Jacob Goodman, of the firm of Good
man Bros, spent last week in Cincin-
natl in the interest of the firm.
Mrs. Ann Dittey and daughter, Miss
Mollie, entertained their friend, Mrs.
M. v. White, of Price Hill, and Hon.
r. NJ. Dittey, of Columbus, Thanks
giving.
G. A. Pickett, W. G Ross, Cons
Dumenil, W. A. Saylor, Geo Smith,
@. c. Pickett and Chas stroup
formed party of sports that enjoyed
hunting in the vicinity of Berrysville
the latter part of last week
DR.. and Mrs W. Il Meadow enter
tained their friend, Ernest Pavey, of
Leesburg, last Tuesday.
A great deal of anxiety Is mani
tested by the public here with refer
ence to the arrival of the Salisbury
family as billed several days ago
Not being able to impart the desired
inform alton, we would refer all in
quiries to the family's advance agent,
Mayor Ed. NJ WiggiDs, for such data.
The union Thanksgiving services
held in st Paul's Lutheran church
Thursday we're pleasant and profit.
able An audience composed of repre-
sentatives from each of the four
churches asse mbled, and after singing
propriate to the occasion, the Rev,
G. r. Frenger, of the M. e Church,
read one of the psalms of David for
scripture lesson and then led the con-
gregation In prayer This was fol-
lowed by the Rev Q Pierce, of the
Disc Piles Church, reading President
Roosevelt's Thanksgiving proclama-
tion, and the Rev. Il B shank, of
st Paul's Lutheran Church preach.
ing most excellent sermon on the
question "What shall render unto
God for all his benefits ?" as pro.
pounded by David and recorded in
his psalms. DR.. w. II. Meadow then
led in prayer and after "America'
was heartily sung by the congregation
Rev s. G. Pierce pronounced the
benediction which closed the most
pleasant public gathering in answer
to our Chief Executives call we have
ever had the privilege of attending.
d.. and Mrs. A. Garner had the
pleasure of entertaining DR.. and Mrs
j. W. Srofe and child, of Leesburg,
Thanksgiving.
o. j CLANCY, who is student in
the Miami Medical College, Clncin-
natl, spent Thanksgiving with his
sister, Miss Lillian CLANCY.
Miss Mayme Bigam spent Thanks.
giving with her friend, Miss Lena
Petard, at Fayetteville
Mr.. and Mrs. p G. Robinson, of
Pricetown, are now host and hostess
at the hostelry at Pearl and Broad
way. Mr. Robinson and family took
possession last week.
The Ladies Aid Society's Thanks.
giving sale in Isma Troth's rooms
Wednesday was we'll patronized and
proved quite successful financial.
The income left the society s26 "to
the good" after paying expenses.
Mrs. Phil Weyrich and daughter,
Lucille Roser, of Hillsboro, we're
guests of Misses Lillian and Lenora
Reeves, Saturday.
The Lynchburg Mutual Burial Asso.
citation of this place was organized |
December 1899, and during the eight |
years of its existence there have been |
sixty-fve assessments called and
collected. During the same time
some four or five burials have been
paid for from funds in the treasury
without calling assessments. BY the
above may be noted the death rate
averages not over nine and the assess
ments about eight per year thus max
ing an outlay of eighty cents annu-
ally provide for s75 burial, Or with
a child under ten years of age, forty
cents annually has paid for a s35
burial. The family of a deceased
member has the privilege of select
ing any funeral director they may
desire; and for privileges granted and
expense incurred. we believe the
Lypchburg Mutual Burial Associa tion
leads any thing in it's class.
Chas. Clark and family will move