Tragic Corn Crib Accident Claims Ernest Schinzer
Ernest A Schinzer died Thursday while grinding feed in the corn crib near his Bradford Township home. The coroner's inquest found the skull fracture caused by the belt and gear setup. funeral services were held Saturday with interment in Ashton Cemetery.
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Ashton Cemetery
Ernest A. Schinzer
George Schinzer
Bradford Township
Ernest
Mary
W.B Batton
Chicago
Emma Schinzer
Lela Sword
Lloyd ¥. Attig
Mr. Attig
Sword
William Peteramyer
W. F. Klingebiel
M. D. Barnett
LelaSword
Peerey
Migs Schinzer
Lloyd F. Attig
William Petersmeyer
Ernest A
Ernest Adam Schinzer
Lee County
Illinois
Henry Henert
Elizabeth Henert
Anna Katherine Sword
Mary Schinzer
Eugene Sword
Elizabeth Hen‘ert
Christ
Lord Jesus
King of
Paradise
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Henry Foelsch
Ashtonemetery
Centenary celebration opens in Columbus with world pageant
The Methodist Centenary event in Columbus begins with a grand parade and daylong program. The weeklong exposition features international exhibits, 50 000 dollar pipe organ, and the Wayfarer pageant staged before 5000 spectators. Leaders pledge a large missionary fundraising drive and global religious artistry.
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Columbus
Ohio
Columbia
Busines Triet
Fair Grounds
William J. Kraft
Bus University
Rainbow Division
France
America
Esquime
Alaska
Good Will Industries
Hawaii
Africa
India
Korea
Japan
Malaysia
Philippines
Latin America
Europe
Kwang City
China
J. B
Crowther
Coliseum
United States
Henry Herbert
Blanche Yurka
Chautauqua Shines Again In This City
The Chautauqua committee signs up for another year with A F Hixson of Columbus directing. Attendance and ticket sales exceeded previous years with net receipts over $100. Highlights included the Harry Bennett Scotch Entertainers and Mother Eleonora M Lake advocating child welfare and playgrounds. The Mozart Orchestra, Governor Frank B Willis, and the Hettie Jane Dunaway Company drew large crowds with varied acts. Daily programs featured Hawaiian Singers, Victor Column Band, and a robust Junior Chautauqua led by Julia Barnes.
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A. F. Hixson
Columbus
Ohio
Chautauqua
Harry Bennett
Harry Lauder
Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Walsh and
Hurd
Eleonora M. Lake
Mother Lake
Gomney
Mozart Orchestralies
Frank B. Willis
Overnor
State of
League of Nations
E. K. Yeake
United Evangelical Church
Hee Au
Hettie Jane Dunaway
Miss Dunaway
George P. Bibles
Daddy Long Legs
Rachael Major
Margaret Ringgold
Moana Vierra
James 8. Knox
Victor's Columbian
Victor
LESSLIE SANDERS WEDDING AT ASHTON
Mary Lesslie wed Herman Sanders at the Lesslie home in Ashton with Rev. F A Graham officiating. The bride, active in the Methodist church, marries a former serviceman who now tends the Lowden farm near Oregon. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lesslie and others. couple to reside at Lowden farm.
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Mary Lesslie
Herman Sanders
Lowden Farm
William Lesslie
Miss Mary
F. A. Graham
Woodstock
Miss Lesslie
Ashton
France
Oregon
Harold Lesslie
William Quick
Ben Barber
Rochelle
P. M. Shippee
Della
Vernon Shippee
Arlene Lesslie
Freddie Graham
Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother
The Schinzer family and the Swords express heartfelt gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and aid during the bereavement of their son and brother.
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Ghorgh Schinzer
Mary Schinzer
Luther Sword
Two Cent Stamps to Fall One Cent on July First
The cost of living article notes a one cent reduction in postage on letters and postcards beginning July first. Miss Nellie Roberts of Lindenwood visited cousins Mark and Vernie Burnham last evening.
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Nellie Roberts
Lindenwood
Mark and
Vernie Burnham
Old Stone Post Office To Become Large Dwelling
William Fuchs and workers undertake remodeling of the old stone building north of Clifford Knapp garage on Main street to convert it into a dwelling. Plans include a 16 by 20 living room, dining room, kitchen, three upstairs bedrooms, a rear sleeping porch, brick front, stucco sides, cement walk, and a full length cemented cellar with heating system.
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William Fuchs
Clifford Knapp
Main Street
Jack Williams
N. A. Petrie
Mr. Knapp
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Season tickets on sale at Gazette Book Store
Camp Meeting season tickets priced at 75 cents each go on sale at the Gazette Book Store.
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Gazette Book Store
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McCook
Nebraska
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Vivian Faye Moore
Mildred Bemis
Melinda Weiner
Lesslie
Sanders
Endeavorers
Hunt’s Grove
Paul Moore
Elmer Wagner
Alma Faber
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Ada Wagner
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OTONE
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