Young People Host Ohio Conference Delegates
One hundred fifty delegates attended two sessions at the annual convention of the Ohio conference hotel of the Young People. The program featured a symposium on Evan gullet Youth with speakers from Boston and Bellevue. A junior meeting prepared by Nellie Good and Placence Hanmer highlighted privileges and responsibilities for junior superintendents. A trip to Gorge and Kilver Lake park followed the sessions with notices of local births and engagements pending.
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Ohio
Calvary Evangelioul
Mika Marie Sehneter
Akron
Tiestiny Bight
Mattie
Bellevue
Vaiderwall
Bonton Tide
W. Hensel
Toledo
Bagley Weeting
Weather Wix
Ash
Ky Totheroh
Mutt
Mise Betella
Deaths and obituaries from the week
Eliza Gale dies at home aged year and illness consumption. Funeral services at Thomas Stoker residence Wednesday afternoon. Arthur Welb, infant son of Mr and Mrs George Welsa, pneumonia. Miller, 58, dies at 109 Lincoln Street Saturday evening. Burial at Loyal Oak. Anna White wife of Thomas White dies Tuesday at home 06 Kant Wuwhtwl avenue. funeral at residence Wednesday.
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Ghale
Elisa Gale
Min Levi Penn
Merking Bill
Thomas Stoker
Bam
Wennesday
Wribs Arthur
George EB. Welsa
Mian Ki
Miller
Lincoln el
Milania
Vent Dence
Barkdiy
Boelal
Loyal Oak
Anna 1
Thomas White
Ed Tieaday
Kant
Smaiaris
Puneral
Marriage Licenses Granted Amid Local Records
A list of names and towns appears for marriage licenses including John Allan Grint of Akron and Margaret J. Sirolin with additional entries from Barberton and Milladelphia. The readable portions reference occupations and spouse pairings, though several names are garbled.
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John Allan Grint
Akron
Margaret J. Sirolin
Jon Ginou
Tey G. Marshall
Barberton
Hirao
Gocipition
Preasman
Chile
Doltermaker Win
Mo Brown
Milladelphia
Binnie A. Long
Novelty and Pleasure in Historical Parlor Etiquette
A fragmented excerpt discusses novelty as a source of pleasure and hints at remarks by Marrinaline Ab Bozorit Inke about performance and conduct. It references social attributes, home life, and the idea that novelty drives fascination in a genteel setting.
Sunday School Picnic and Notable Events in Akron Area
The Sunday school of the Wiest Baptist church in Cleveland held a picnic at Silver Lake on Tuesday with seven hundred attendees. J e Jos Cook a noted lecturer and author died at his summer home in Ticonderoga New York at 88. Akron residents heard him lecturing years ago. Richfield resident Me Wim Robinson was wed to Anna Sitcheli of Breckevite. H Evan Willis the Akron tenor participated in the thirtieth Schengerbund festival in Buffalo. Wooster Preservation Co of Wooster Ohio faces involuntary bankruptcy petition with estimated liabilities around 1 070. Adams has been appointed peeling rer at Niniel Franklin township succeeding Postmaster Beller.
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Jos, Cook
Wim, Robinson
Richfield
Hig
Mink Anna Sitcheli
Breckevite
H. Evan Willis
Akron
Rich Haul From Adolph Ave Bandits In Akron Outrage
Cleveland based trio "Ginn" from Pittsburg jumped into Akron Tuesday causing street thefts. Windows pried, $25 taken near 21115 Adolph Ave. A separate daylight robbery accompanied other crimes in Barberton and Akron, with multiple suspects linked to purse snatching and pocket picking. Detectives report no further dangerous individuals at large.
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McClellan
Bowery
Barberton
Akron
Brown Long Nuptials At Noon On Market Street
Miss Winnie A Long daughter of A Long married William R Brown a Philadelphia manufacturer. The wedding occurred at noon on Market Street in a ceremony noted by local residents and witnessed by H W Blake among others.
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Winnie A. Long
A. Long
Wm R. Brown
Ormanufactuar
Phladelphia
Heilets Jamie
Wear Market St
Renits Wee Pewncite
H.W. Blake
Wade's Photos This Week Column Local Market Notice
Read fragments show a weekly photo feature listing or column about Wade. Market and payment notes appear ambiguous. No clear event date or location fully stated.
Buffalo Bill Show Delights 27,000 at Weekend Performance
The report notes crowds of 10,000 in the afternoon and 17,000 at night for Buffalo Bill’s show, totaling about 27,000. Descriptions highlight feats of horsemanship by Ruffalo Bill and Annie Oakley, with displays by the U.S. Life Saving Service and cast guards. The act promises improved spectacle and strong attendance, with admission around 25 to 50 cents.
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Akon
Opie Hooke
Geemt
Avout
Lie Hongress
Phe
Aston
Mit
Ruffalo Hisehow
U. S. Life Saving Service
Rafalo Bill
Johnnie Baker
Annie Oneklig
TVA
Annie Oakley
Annie
Buffalo Bills
Bold Job Stolen Jewelry From Barberton Store
A thief entered Joseph Mc Cracken's Barberton jewelry shop through a back door yesterday afternoon and stole about $400 in valuables. The rear of the store opened to an alley. items reported missing included three oval rings and two wrist watches.
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Barberton
Attechesa
Joseph McCracken
Sidewalk riding restricted on Tow n Cavenne and nearby streets
Notice states no wheels may be ridden on sidewalks along Tow n Cavenne Ave Broondst and Baird O06 God Of Walke Wlong OLDOF attocts when streets are in good condition. Rules apply to pedestrians and riders during usable street conditions.
Akron society notes and local events
The item lists a visit by Richard Ward to Philadelphia and Atlantic City. It notes the marriage of Geo A. Fottermann and Minnalda M. Manon in Akron, and mentions postponement of a Junior University plenary due to a nearby Sunday school event. A law fete at Main and Rubber streets, a Wand entertainment, and the Royal Neighbors anniversary at Young's Hall are described with attendees from nearby camps.
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Richard Ward
North Hil
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Geo. A. Fottermann
Minnnda M. Manon
Akron
Barberton inventor receives patent for stent holler
Joseph Soliner of Barberton is granted a patent for a stent holler. Clayton 8 Bediant of Hudson and Die BAetired receive a patent for an automatic drawback for a grup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Soliner
Barberton
Clayton 8
Bediant
Hudson
Die
Twenty Odd Years Ago We Wandered To The Theater
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls an old theater night twenty odd years ago. The speaker notes familiar jokes and stock characters, mentions a missing will being found, and reflects on familiar performers billed as "the Totrie" with vivid but faded memories.
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Tom
Bane
Daar Bay
Neft Piri
Aha
AMD
Pan American Exhibition Echoes and Family Ties
A fragment from the Chicago Record-Herald recalls a Pan American exhibition as a noted educator. A conversation touches on marriage, trust, and a father’s approval, with humorous exchanges about ties and a made up style.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Park Etlaves Bicycle Lamp Pranks In City Park
An odd incident in the park involves a man lighting a bench with a lamp to illuminate a confrontation with George and a companion. The act appears intended to highlight an argument and drew attention from bystanders.
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George
Fish theft and grain prices dominate Ravenna notices
Twenty thousand goldfish removed from the laker at Maple Grove Cemetery and to be sold by the Ladies’ Cemetery Association. Local pricing lists cover meats, produce, and building materials with extensive retail price details from Medina and Ravenna markets, including feeds, lard, eggs, potatoes, and timber products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Ravenna Republican
Church Hand Kerchief and Candy Sale Planned
The Junior Auxiliary of St Pauls Episcopal Church announces a handkerchief and candy sale in the church parlor on Thursday afternoon and evening. An art exhibit will open during the sale and a musical program is planned for the evening. Admission is free in the afternoon.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Perry & Tanner advertise lobster meat and travel deals
Local ad touts lobsters as the best meat and promotes Perry & Tanner. It lists round trip fares to Put in Bay and June 30 to July 2 ticket sale dates, plus music teachers association event notes and Akron market grain prices for wheat oats corn rye and timothy hay with bulk and baled pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaee Jare
Perry & Tanner
Akron
Parry & Tanner
T&a
Ateonbt Music Teachers’ National Association
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Dota Adame
Peelinierer
Ninel
Frankiin
Poatinaater Beller
Adolph Ave
Wade
Bnet
Ui Paye
Buffalo Bill
CIOS
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Tontest
Royal Neignborn Way
Boks
New York
Alan
Cleveland Plain Dealer
M. O’neil & CO
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F. W. Wood
Medina
Cleveland & Southern BR. R
Strongville
Inet
Randolph
Ravenna
W. HH Case
Kent
Union
Ravenna Kent Courier
Kline
Chipshewa Lake Cor
Medina Gazette
Graham
Wadsworth
Sd Steel
Timothy
Clover Seed
York State
Tooring
Harter
Harter Bros
Jai East Exchange Street
The
Northeastern Loan Co
John HH. Thomas
Maneaver
Beacon Floor
Hamilton
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