Ava Mine Tragedy Claims Victor Sills and More
In Ava Missouri a mining accident at the Deteit mine crushed John Luis, a veteran miner, killing him. The repercussions unfold as rescue crews recover bodies from debris while neighbors and officials mourn Sills a longtime resident and active community member. A separate delivery incident injures Samuel Secrest and a companion, underscoring a day of local misfortune.
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Mises
Guernsey
Maine
John Luis
Deteit
Ava
Sita
France
Sills
Methodist Church
Lyesville
Lyesville Lodge of American Mechanics
Rebecca Wills
James
Samuel
Henry
Byesyilie
A. G. Sills
Cambridge
Jobin Sharrock
Quaker City
C. £. Moore
Homestead
Mr Cleveland Surprised At Home On Lawn Gathering
Mr A J Cleveland of pear sene ecarville received a surprise on the 3th inst arranged by relatives while Mrs Cleveland visited Columbus. A generous spread was enjoyed on the lawn by Potts and Leonard families including Mr Potts Mrs Potts and children, George Potts and family, Joseph Potts and family, and Ida Leonard with two children. Cleveland thanked friends for the kind gesture and enjoyable afternoon.
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A. J. Cleveland
Pear Seneecarville
Cleveland
Columbus
Tco Potts
Clark Potts
George Potts
Joseph Potts
Ida Leonard
Card of Thanks from the Williams Family
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Williams thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and floral tributes after the recent death of their child Letha May Williams.
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T. A. Williams
Letha May Williass
Local Judge Appoints Wessels Estateg Administratrix
Judge Luecock names Jenni e Weyer administratrix of Charles J Bonnell estate. East Gombher avenue hosts a Wednesday dinner with Mrs Elizabeth Boge Morris J Marah Gregg. Claysville connects John A Wessels and wife. Bethesda Ohio and Bethesda, Me appear in truncated notices amid a montage of temple and death anniversaries.
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Luecock
Jennie BE. Weyer
Charles J. Bonnell
J. W. Wessels
East Gombher Avenue
Elizabeth Boge
Morris
J . Marah Gregg
Bethesda
Oh. Key
Uv Poors
St.ous
John A. Wessels
Claysville
Gleanings and Local Notices from the Region
GLEANINGS. Notes on a local fair October 2 3 4 and a report of miles of electric line construction last year. Miss Margaret Misher dies suddenly near Bowerstown while planning an excursion to Royle Springs. Mrs Bello Pintey and Mrs nt ers of Pat uehtiene attend. A Bridgeport note on Judge J f Bridges health improving. About fifty six years ago four boys took a dramatic ride down Walker's hill ending with minor injuries. several later served in the army. Belmont Chronicles.
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Gadiy
Ohlo
Margaret Misher
Bowerstown
Parley
Royle Springs
Harrison Co
Alva Hk
Willonspark
Mere
Bello Pintey
Nters
Pat
Wiilips
Nelipidis
Mintee Vaart
Rob Ep
Abe Jantie
Mutere Prise
Bridgeport
J. Fe Briges
Lis
Monroe
Anc
Jlugh Darris
Gallion
Stewart Dark
Local notices and social items from Noble county
We the undersigned thank friends for kindness through illness and death of husband and father W R Grubbs. J H Hyatt attended the state fair in Columbus. St Clairsville Presbytery to meet September 17 in New Athens. Bank statements appear with healthy appearance. Inez Lingenfelter returned from Oswego and Pittsburg. Mrs H C foundrnck and little Brandson returned from Moundsville. Frank W Daugherty and Flora B Lanning quietly married in Steubenville. They will reside on Kimbolton Rd. Mrs M N Hartley returned from Colorado Springs. Mr Mart lev reported doing well. Sen. Frank A Simmins attended and delivered remarks in Steubenville. Summers nominated in Dems for 4th district for Congress. District President T M Davies involved in miners’ matters. Susquehfield Trusting Fair Sept. 15 4 will have features Soldier’s Keun Home Coming. Addresses by C J Weems M Gal liagher A C Denbow and others. Noble county residents urged to attend.
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J. H. Hyatt
Columbus Thurdsay
St. Clairsville
New Athens
Inez Lingenfelter
East Wheeling Avenue
Oswego
N. Y
Pittsburg
H.C. Forndrnck
Little Brandson
South 6Th Street
Moundsville
W.va
Frank W. Daugherty
Wiss Flora B. Lanning
Kimbolton
Painister
W. BH. Mearland
Psteahenville Avenue
Kimbolton RD
M. N. Hartley
West Wheeling Avenue
Revere Hartley
Colorado Springs
Martlev
Daine
Susonefield
C. J. Weems
Hon. M
Galliagher
Ton
A.C. Denbow
Noble County
Lineman Sustains Double Fracture In Pole Fall
Oscar Gibson of Birds Run, 28, fell 35 feet from a telephone pole near Otsego Puesday and sustained a double leg fracture above the knee. He was bruised about the body and face when the defective pole broke. Fellow workers and physicians treated him, and he was later taken to his home. Port Gibson, contractor, is his brother.
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Oscar Gibson
Birds Run
Otsego Puesday
Gihisan
Lou Carrenters
Riess Joen
Terephote Hoes Doak
Tadil
Naik Nate
Mindy
Mr. Gibson
Gibson
Suicide Pact Between Lovers Echoed in Italian Tale
Luigi E aged Italian bound for Lombardy planned to die on his sweetheart Josephine Ballatini s grave after her parents opposed their match. Antonio Contarini, her brother, recounted how Luigi left for Beaver Oklahoma to seek fortune and later learned Josephine would join him in death. He attempted to intervene as Luigi pursued the scheme, aiming to die on her grave in Italy.
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Pier Lroyence
Luigi
Locco
Lombardi
Italy
Antonio Contarini
Josephine Ballatini
Beaver
Oklahoma
Josephine
Reaver
Licaly
Antonio
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The readable content is garbled and does not present a coherent event, name, place, or action to summarize into a person or organization centered item.
Dinner stories and small town tales from bygone days
A collage of light anecdotes from earlier years includes Mrs. Mullins and her grandson debating wealth, miserliness, and church offerings, a Hall Caine visit with autograph plans, a Washington fountain pen trial sparking tempus fugit, and a wary California rancher dodging a book signing.
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Wiler
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Iona
Fugit
Hermuaun Oelriechs
Prisco
Palace Hotel
I Slope
Missionaries Portray Dark Murder Tale in Betrayal
The report centers on a murder linked to a betrayed ally within a missionary setting. Key figures include Lonnie Trom and Boog Sar as events unfold from conflicting testimonies amid a tense quarrel that exposes hidden loyalties and danger.
Grant touts the race and Republican leadership notes
Détente rhetoric and timing are cited as factors in the race. The text references Republican leadership and the party's stance as a backdrop for candidates and ongoing political maneuvering. The fragment mentions figures and events shaping endorsements and strategy amid a competitive political landscape.
Shot Fired By Unknown Hunter Injures H Hughes
In Guernsey County on a Tuesday forenoon two hunters Ross Hughes of Londonderry and Parey McConnell of Piedmont rested on Barge Bend farm when an unseen shooter fired a shotgun from a distance. Hughes sustained a severe leg injury from ankle to knee though the shot appeared distant. The shooter likely did not realize the harm caused.
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Guernsey
Ross
Hughes
Londonderry
Parey McConnell
Piedmont
Bendere Farm
NIGKALLS PICKS HARVARD FOR RIVER RACE
London Sept 7 Harvard picks by Niggkalls vote for Harvard in the forthcoming Cambridge vs Harvard crews contest. He argues Harvard’s leg work and speed give them edge on rough surfaces, while Americans draw strong river interest from Putney crowds.
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London
Hary Nichalls
Daily Mail
Harvard
Nickalls
Putney
Eng
Avery War
Cally
Cambridge
Warvard University
Mutrlefury
Escombe
Lehmann
Geleie
Ump
Sugar Tale of Township at State Fair Lifts Local Ties
Our township shows diverse representation at the state fair this week. Miss Margaret Gibson travels Wednesday to Cannipsburg Pennsylvania to visit Mrs. Margaret Alexander. Ada Lanning leaves Mor Parkersburg West Virginia to assist brother-in-law Charlie Braninger with schooling and will teach shortbrand and typewriting. Lea McCleary of Mineral City visited last week. Grange events in Fis cenig featured speeches and recitations by local talent including Miss Lanning of Cambridge. Music by Odell ensemble, Squire Lanning, and others. Local families, including the Barkston and Yarnell clans, were noted visitors and guests.
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Ada Lanning
Parkersburg
W. Va
Charlie Braninger
Miss Lanning
Lea McCleary
Mineral City
M.T. Kenney
Portage County
Grange
Charles Knowles
Cambridge
Bonnell
Kimbolton
Isaiah Gadd
Squire Lanning
Barton Clark
M. T. Kennedy
Joseph Yarnell
George Gibson
Charles
Fred
Gambridge
P. Adams
George Williams
W. L. Ford
Returning residents and visitors gather across area
Mrs hue and Scott, Perry Hill, and families from Washington visited friends this week while Mr Hill attended the Columbus state fair. Neal Mercer near Guernsey called on W J Pullock’s family last Sunday. Tra Lydia and son Thomas visited Mrs Lloyd’s parents near Guernsey. George Barthbalow plastered Will Jane’s house. E E McKim family joined a Cambridge reunion. Perry Smith built a corn cutting machine and seeks sale with a patent claim. Jasper Forney and family from Cambridge visited Mrs Forney’s parents in Cambridge then planned a Newcomerstown stop. Thomas Lloyd sold a bread bag and eight pigs to Walter Furter. School opened here last Tuesday with WLRL teacher Eli.
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Thomas
Lloyd
Isaiah Walters
Guernsey
George Barthbalow
E. E. McKim
Cambridge
Perry Smith
Jasper Forney
Forney
W. R. Matthews
Newcomerstown
Thomas Lloyd
Walter Furter
Wlrl Eli
Mrs Thomas Forshey Dies After Tuberculosis Battle
Mrs Thomas Forshey died at her Summit avenue home Thursday morning after a long illness. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 AM at the family residence conducted by Rev W A Hyatt. Interment follows at Northwood cemetery. Survived by husband and four children. Born in Washington county on October 2. The Forshey family recently resided in Taswed ye i Mati Mis. 1 essiant Christ the short tins Lites Tu TOANY avarty VT her death with res
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Thomas Forshey
Summit Avenue
W. Alhyatt
Lutheran Church
Northwood
Washington
Mr. Forshey
Buckeye Lake tragedy yields two bodies near Buckeye Lake
Newark reports at Buckeye Lake two Newark youths Mary Kelly a glass worker and 17 year old Nellie Diebolt found dead after a boat accident. Coroner notes signs of a struggle with bruises and a crushed nose suggesting foul play or quarrel before the boat overturned.
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Newark
Obin
Buckeye Lake
Kelly
Nellie Dicholt
Harry Kelly
Nellie Diebolt
Kenneth Farmer
J. M. Farmer
William Robinson
Buckeye Lake Park
Avilion
Nellie Diebalt
G. A. Sherman
Park
H. Morrison
Marty Kelly
Miss Diebolt
Marriott
Conrner Marriott
Ile Uvat
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MR. Cleveland
Chanterlain
Trenan & Wilson
Jeffersonian Ofice
William Mehinsey
Tor State of Nae
Citizens of
Capitol Square
Doin Long
Sith
W. R. Grubbs
W. R.grubbs and Sons
Frank A. Simimers
Steaahenvile
Pyenting
Kehire
Summers
Democrats
Ath
C. Z. Werm
Compessnan
T. M. Davies
Ie Miners Ofton
amerTs
Gpenitore
Kalian
Minnesota
Abe Bee
Hall Caine
Thomas Nelson Aye
Erin
Poli
Pere
Grant
Dente Casstet
Ries
Rae Fae
Fasin
Ross Hughes
Nigkalls
Harvad
Regine
Pennsylvania Lines
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chattanooga, Tenn
Toronto
Los Angeles
Pete Tr Tee Tar TreNt Agen
Margaret Gibson
Margaret Alexander
Cannipsburg, Pa
O. B. Lanning
South Salem
Hue
Scott
Perry Hill
Mr. Hill
Neal Mercer
Near
Visa
W. J. Pullock
I. N. Thompson
Hastings, O
J. J. Fergusoh
North 10Th Street
Chamberlain
Brenan & Wisco
D. MM. Hawthorne
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