State Bar's Annual Meeting in Putin Bay planned
The State Bar schedules its annual meeting in Putin Bay July 8 to 11 with sessions at Hotel Victory. President Wheeler delivers the opening address. John K Richards will speak on The Insular Case. topics include corporate powers, stockholder double liability repeal, and constitutional interpretation. Notable speakers include Justice John A. Black and Gov. Warrington. Austegen & Denny dissolve. H Denny continues the Haymarket saloon business in Columbus.
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Columbus
State Bar Association
Putin Bay
Hotel Victory
Tily Band
Chatman
James Troup
Wheeler
John K Richards
Boiiestor
United States
John A. Black
Supreme Court
John W. Warrington
William Lynch
Thon Twibe Wilson
Judson Harmon
John F. Follett
A. 8. McChure
Martin Woller
Schneider Co Promises Great Reductions on Fabrics
From already the lowest prices in the city, Schneider Co advertises deep cuts on lawn, muslin, batiste, wisses, and linen effects. The note highlights light and dark figured fabrics, lace stripes, mull, plain and figured linens, and extra values in mercerized goods with prices from 12½ cents to $1.50 per yard, asserting the lowest price yet.
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Batiste
Welcome to Old Reserve Class 12 Bowlder Ceremony
Western Reserve Academy at Hudson held a Thursday graduation with address by Hey De. Charien A. Eaton on The Responsibilities of Leadership. Diplomas were issued by Principal Hickok. Graduates include Dwight Spencer Anderson and many others. An impressive bowlder inscription welcomed the Old Reserve Class 12. Evening programs featured class oration, poetry, and a presentation of the class flag.
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Western Reserve Academy
Hudson
Hey
de. Charien A. Eaton
Euclidave, Baptist Church
Cleveland
Cecilian Quartet
Hickok
Dwight Spencer Anderson
Leland Everett ‘Call
Vnglish
Pwiiburg
George Shulliway Lewin
LuthyDnglint
Cleveland Hay
Ty Edward Metcalf
Goren Maan Ashabna
Agnes Cecella Purchisstcal
Wudwon
George Seth Patterson
Askinbula
Charles Robert Teed
Cornopoll
Lenn Gardner Riley
Lenn Gardner Riley, Lithi-Engtiah, Twinstians; Win Austin
Yougie
Clyde
Academy
Congregational Church
Ray
Edward Wright
Willoughby
T. Jones
Chas Wesley Gerard Alias Latery
Agnes Pecella Park
Close Prophecy
George Shumway Lewin
Hrondus Hudson de Priest
Selinol
Behalt of the Hool
Walter Holden Wolfe
Mr Bachtel to Speak at Odd Fellows Memorials in Akron
Mr A C Michtel has accepted invitation to address the Odd Fellows memorial service at Wadeworth Sunday afternoon. About 400 members from Akron Went and Ravonna will take a special train to Wadworth, leaving the city at 12K0 pan. The Canton game info and glove cleaner ad are noted in the page.
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A.C. Michtel
Odd
Wadeworth
Akron
Went
Ravonna
Wadsworth
Thinelty
Local Social News and Marriages Reported in One Patch
The notice covers society events at First Congregational including officers elected for the Ladies Social Society. It lists weddings and engagements among Kent and Akron residents, attendance at a Silver Lake event, and upcoming travels and gatherings. Notables include Mra Ladhaugh, Mrs Straus, Mrs Winch, Mrs Good, Mrs Houghton, Miss Taolla Kolko, and Mr Charles Garrison. A wedding at the home of Mrs Toy Vautinyning is noted, with after-ceremony reception and future home in Akron. Judge A R Webber to speak at the Brotherhood tonight followed by sociable refreshments.
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Perru
Mises Pearl Cotlnrnda
Conheeton
Abe
M. B. Bunday School
Silver Lake
Clase
Ladies Social ‘Society
First Congregational Church
Electra
Provident
Mra. Ladhaugh
Straus
Hf. W. Riley
Baker City
Ore
North Monard St
Ulderhill Ifees
West
Healt
M.S. Christensen
Jett
New York
Boston
Nora Renner
Goldie Husher
Googe J. Renner
Raven College
Youngstown
Hurl Keney
Anna Ives
Joseph Tuvhards
Beldle'y Slater
Toy
Toome
Daview
Friends of the
Yong People
Rietards
Evule
Benjamin
Rebirds
A. R. Webber
Brotherhood of the First Church of Christ
Burglars Strike Local Grocery on Chyaboga Street
A Thursday night break in at Fred Ewald’s grocery on Chyaboga Street left the cash drawer pried open and goods and papers scattered. Entry was gained via a rear window, but nothing valuable appeared missing and no one heard the intrusion. The time of the visit remains unknown.
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Fred Ewald
Chyaboga
Paddock Guilty in Poulve Court Assault Case
Thomas Paddock, an East Akron liveryman, was found guilty by a jury after a daylong trial in Poulve court. The verdict followed a dispute with John Wilson over alleged assault and battery. John F. Wilkes, 41, died this morning at his parents’ home on Third Avenue from consumption. funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the residence with interment in Kost Akron.
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Thomas Paddock
East Akron
Poulve Vourt
Finday
Padedock
John Wilson
Trian
John F. Wilkes
Orange Wilkes
Third Ave
Wilkes
Nan
Hig Been ii
Kost
Akron
Increased Capital At Star Alum. Works Doylestown Plant
The capital stock of Star Alum. Hum Company operating a plant at Doylestown increases from $19,000 to $15,000 with a plan for plant improvements. New capital to be added via B&O RM train departs Union Station at 29% p.m. arrives Pettaburg 8:00 p.m. daily except Sunday. Parlor inquiries to Youngstown 25c, to Pittsburgh 50c. June 15
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Star Alum. Hum Company
Doylestown
Hwi
B&o
Toion Station
Pettaburg
Parlor Enq Cire
Youngetown
Pittaburg
Soc
Town officials visit towpath for city swim spot
Mayor Doyle and Police Prosecutor T E Welle explored a mud filled towpath south of Thornton seeking a city swim area free from police interference. The plan stalls as the Commissioners refuse to fund a bath house, complicating undressing and dressing needs for swimmers.
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Doyle
T. E. Welle
Thureday
Thornton
No Fear of Misfortune Spells Out Akron Wedding Plan
John Lolles an Akron engineer aged 26 and Mrs Dalry Wallace aged 22 both of Akron were detained Friday for taking out a Waeriago license amid superstition. They are to be married this evening as per the report.
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John Lolles
Akron
Mra
Dalry Wallace
Benson Silber Chemical Co Incorporation in Columbus
The Benson Silber Chemical Co was incorporated Friday at Columbus by incorporators A W Marple, Benson Silber, L Curties, H J Bruner man, and I A Boron. Capital is $10,000. The organization will probably take place Monday.
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Benson Silber Chemical Co
Columbus
A W. ©. Marple
Benson Silber
H. J. Brsuner
Man
I A. Boron
Health Board to Convene Tonight for Big Meeting
Members have received full information on the new law governing membership and will hold a meeting tonight to transact a large amount of business. Likely on the agenda are the election of a Health Commissioner and a sanitary policeman, among other items.
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Healt Board
Cmeer
Births and City Notice From Akron 1902
Birth notices announce Griffin Hogan Boylan and other families with addresses in Akron. A city notice invites sealed bids for the old city building lot at Main and Quarry streets, with bid deadline June 14 1902 and city commissioners reserve the right to reject any bids.
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Board of City Commissioners
Old City
Main
Quarry Streets
Main Street
Akron
Ohio
Chas
H. Isbell
Memorial service for K O T M and L O T M in Akron
Members of the K O T M and L O T M in the city plan a Sunday memorial gathering at 2 p.m. in the Akron hall. The meeting is open to the public and expected to attract a large attendance.
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Akron
Infant son Rosenfield dies after convulsions
Infant son of Mrs. Fanny Rowenfield of 117 Wolfstree died Thursday June 12 after a two week illness. Funeral services at the residence Friday at 11 30 AM. Interment in Men of Truth cemetery. Train service details given for Sunday June 1 5.
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Robentielm
Eaward Rosenfield
Fanny Rowenfield
Wolfst
Men of Truth
Tanner's Store News Special Saturday Specials
Local store announces Saturday discounts on candy cheese butter and seafood. Candy mix includes 28 varieties at 8 cents per pound for a full pound display. Vermont cheddar and cream cheeses offered with 28 other cheese types. Overstocks butter 1 cent per pound for cooking. Fresh herring and mackerel bundles priced. Farther items include fruit and vegetables with varied prices and home grown berries in large boxes. Order by phone 68.
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Vermont
Philadelphia
Express
Yancy Texas
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Denny
Austegen Rotring
Howard At
Bowlder
MR. Bachtel
Clevelanth
Canton
Sanat
Vinion
Amo Howard
Welock
Naan
Liv Lery
Ford
Crouse Gymnasium
State of
Prive Lic. Dugoo Bros, & Co
Canada
Thomas* Paddock
John Wilkes
Pittsburg
Benson Silber Chemical Company
Health Board
McCoynt
Dane
Davigtter
Grliffith
GriMth
Milpeave
Hogan
T. Hogan
North Maple
Boylan
Michael Boylan
Bartges
A. B.C
Addren
True Bine
Rlsette
Nobitor
Summit St
Tequire of Chas. Franklin
Cuyahoga St
Our
Mitchell
Century Cycle Co
Bell Ph
Union Depot
Yi Howard St
Tanner’s Store
A. Polsky
Dimities
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S. Howard ST
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Oxfords
W. L. Parthe
M. E. Durkin
M. T. Cutter , Co