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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
6
A rugged club night features Tony Lewellyn and Young Carb performing with Abyee Tet Femail in a late set. Wily Twiend Art Shaffer headlines a string of acts, as OLN Ai and others support the bill amid a crowded venue.
The report details athletics at a Midwestern college with references to Richel football, student performances, and upcoming events. It notes debates over the athletic center, recounts team fortunes, and mentions contenders like Hie Hatem and the Grind and Monaren. The piece covers preparations for concerts and competitions, with emphasis on changes around Canal Paver and Akron.
A garbled item notes a prize offer of twenty thousand dollars for refusing a challenge involving the Prince of Hadtin and a Louisville farmer trotter owned by SD Redider. It mentions Shaffer the wrestler who claims readiness to meet any 124 pound amateur and offers fifty dollars to back the claim, though wrestling attendance fluctuates. The text also references a New York team and various baseball names, along with medicinal ads and a Christmas event at the Young Women’s Christian Association.
Dee We, Pajaret of Bewaklin County, attended a public function where Medeh Koerber PE AKIO delivered the first portpraniel odie as guest of honor. The event spotlighted La gene leadership and involved several noted attendees from local organizations.
Special Correspondence reports W Fred Weatin stow of Akron arrested on Monday for lights and polion driving. Tuesday saw $2 bail posted by Mayor Huel. Community events include high school dinner, First Presbyterian church, and U B church communion plans. Also mentions travel, visitors, and local business notices from DeWitt Co and C. B. Marper & Co.
Sherman correspondence reports a series of local notices and incidents. Akron visitor Mr. Mandelichich aided Mrs. Ultsteduin and Hetle won. Wri Selbertiog outlined calls about Norton Mutual and related assignments. Several weddings and family events are noted, including Mathie Jones and Hettibe, with impacts on local households.
Funeral services for William O’Brien aged 68 of Doytestown were held Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at St Peter’s and Bt Vaile Corbolle church. The ceremony honored his long life and community service amid a modest gathering.
An advertisement describes Boston Store items for holiday shoppers at 150-152 South Howard Street. It highlights gloves, handkerchiefs, linens, fancy goods, and a range of medallion pictures with gilt frames. The note mentions a stove will be open evenings from Thursday until Christmas.
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