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Newspaper
Akron Daily Democrat
Location
Akron, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
3
Grace M E Church faced a Sunday evening disruption when wine and bread for communion were found missing just as members gathered. Rev D W Rebing ordered a deferred rite after a hurried church officer conference. Police suspect a tramp desecration aimed at the Sunday school birthday box, though goblets remained untouched.
A board discussion centers on erecting flagpoles atop every public school building. Mrs Flower notes some schools lack poles while Mr Gibbons jokes, and a recommendation to create a flag star over each building is discussed but not acted on. Memorial day flag act cited as national standard.
A state law provides police pensions after 25 years for half pay. Detective Ed Dunn retires for Brights disease and becomes the second beneficiary in Alton. Ex Merchant Policeman 5 W Pike receives 15 per month, city salary 30, merchants contributing the remainder. The fund totals 14,000 dollars with annual growth from interest, monthly dues, and half the tax on foreign insurance. Also proceeds from special work and officer disability influence the fund.
A Kansas editor cites Peruna as a trusted family doctor in home use. Letters from A. Dixon and others describe relief from catarrh and colds, noting lower doctor bills and Peruna’s suitability for all ages. Columbus Ohio advertising copy for Peruna medicine.
Rush over notes that several building permits were issued with two permits triggering ordinance fees appearing to take effect June 1. The list names numerous applicants and streets including McCoyst A Huglett Long John Kwarth Beacon and Exchange, with additions and houses across multiple locations.
Central Union Telephone Co led by Manserr Druckenllier seeks permission to bid on next year’s school telephone service after prior bid was superseded by a signed contract. Board suspends janitor duties at the Dorking annex during summer. Truancy reports show May activity: 63 school visits, 106 home visits, 29 returns or absences, and various referrals and charges.
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