Boat capsizes claim fourteen lives in water disaster
An excursion launch capsized near Sabatian inlet, twenty two miles below Melbourne. Fourteen aboard are feared dead, including several from Wichita Kansas and Katinas City. The Melbourne Parma Co manager Locke Davidson is hospitalized as authorities confirm the list of missing and presumed deceased.
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Melbourne
Pia
Clara Bexar
Cros
Sabatian Inlet
Locke Davidson
Melbourne Parma Co
Karsan City
Wiemen Kan
Tackles
Wichita
Kan
Mise
Atrh
Kantr
Mra
Sam Barton
Kans
Mier Dare
Harry Coppork
Katinas City
To. Wagenratt Keane
Fire Damages Rooms As Inbed Cigarette Drops In House
A roomer at a Dare location on 2107 Penn NE dropped a cigarette while in bed, igniting the mattress and nearly causing a blaze. Firefighters extinguished the fire. the roomer escaped injury. A separate fire near a bed at 718 Marion SE involved chemical and water, with the building damaged but not detailed.
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Bremen
Dare Fihy Distch
Penn
Mattrese
Blake
Abed
Madivon Te Se
Wwe: Sanord
Pirates and Umpiring Controversy Across a Northward Wind
The piece riffs on alibis and figures from a Saturday game, naming the Hazens, Leona, Rogers, Stanleys, Spencers, and Rice. It discusses a controversial call by an umpire amid the need for a clear decision as Sammy Tee’s misplayed ball becomes central to the debate and the national response.
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Hazens
Leona
Rogers
Stanleys
Spencers
Elise
Ike
Smith
Sammy Teefr
Pole
Fang
Rams
Acctate Munich
Risier
National Teague
Pirates Bench Contemplates Substituting Pitcher Amid Turmoil
A chaotic Saturday game near the end saw Pirates staff debating whether to bring a reliever as Walter Johnson endured discomfort. Kremer and Goslin connected for a homer while Kremer’s error sparked a tense moment. Johnson managed to complete a short work inning as fans watched with heightened tension.
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Sarwers
Theiatt Raturdey
Pitta
Kremor
Enon
Kremer
John Johnson la Johnson
Coolltge Wey
Walter Johnson
Auimenta
Walter
Amine
Jon Harri
Ferien
Stan
Sarre
Shurchmen of Ohio in Session
Delegates from 16 denominations attend the seventh annual Ohio council of churches meeting in Seneca. Dr B T Lamb reports on gambling, indecent literature, and world court participation, with Firestone and other leaders delivering talks and presiding at sessions during this three day conference.
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Ohio
Ole. Councll Ff
Delewaten
Counclls
Council
Johureh
Ano Ara
Beasto
Hata
Harvey
Firestone
Akron
Dan Fe Bradley
Cleveland
Ohio Council of Churchen
Wat Seafaster
Mouse Union College, Alliance
Obin Core
Lamb
Funeral of Duke Set for Today in Durham
Funeral plans for the Duke are set for today with services at St Paul’s Methodist Church on Fifth Avenue. A special train will carry relatives and friends to Durham for tomorrow morning services. Surviving family includes Mrs Lillian B Duke, widow of the tobacco king, with an estate estimated between 150 million and 800 million dollars.
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Fev
Raymond Forrest
St. Paul's Methodiet
Opal Church
Durham
Lillian B'Duke
Duke
Doctor Charlee W. Eysty Dies in Cheshire Tragedy
The burial plant was being completed at Gallipolis for Dr. Charlee W. Eyst, a member of the Gibile company, who killed himself at his Cheshire home Sunday after despondency. Neighboring authorities reported the incident as a suicide.
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Gallipolis
Charlee W. Eyst
GiBile” Co
Penton Fa
Cheshire
Homecoming services at First Baptist and United Brethren churches
Reading from the garbled report, Homecoming events were held with home mission efforts highlighted. The First Baptist Church featured Dr. George W Prepoke and a program including hymns and sermons. The United Brethren service included Kathryn Atbauch and Mews Ring with a duet, and a choir performance concluding the evening.
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First
United Brethren
Kathryn Atbaueh
Sereion Wan
Meee Lalas
Walt
Ring
Nopran
William Weta
Barritone
Annual Rally Observed Sunday at Grace Evangelical
A Sunday rally at Grace Evangelical church featured sermons by Pretorius of Cleveland. The event included Sunday school and focused on central church themes.
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Grace
Pretorius
Cleveland
Grace Reformed program draws large audience
Twelve attendees enrolled in Grace Reformed as Rev. B B Koepp spoke on a fame of the Bible. The Bible school orchestra performed Festal March and Allegro under Mrs Lehman. Recitations and piano pieces by Mr and Mrs Krate and Guy Clammite closed the evening.
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Grace Reformed
Lrge
BB. Koepp
Bible school _oreheatra
Mra
Lehman
Maren
Krate Eave
Sul Stra
Guy Clammite Sane
Goda Anda
Edward Bok
Cealtor
Chamber of Commerce Forum Luncheon Set at Courtland Hotel
Arrangements are completed for the Chamber of Commerce forum luncheon at the Courtland hotel Thursday at 12 noon. The meeting will depart promptly at 11 45. A. Adams, president of the National Bank of Youngstown, will address the gathering on "Your Chamber and Mine."
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Firme Chamber of Commerce Forum
Courtland
Willeair
Me A. Adams
Ant National Bank of
Youngstown
Adama
Addrean Chambers
Merce
Bethel Lutheran and Trinity Reformed Church News
Sunday school and church events listed for Bethel Lutheran and Trinity Reformed. Attendance, sermons, youth activities, and upcoming baptism, reception, and choir concerts detailed along with meeting times for Scouts and church circles.
Gibbs Ave Evangelical Sunday Service Report
Attendance reached about 140 as Rev T C Hoover preached the morning sermon The Te Tuntor choir practiced Friday at 6 48 The Remstar prayer meeting was Friday The Crystal Park Bf E Church hosted services with the morning topic The Lure of GoA and the evening sermon began a series on The Beatitudes The Building Committee and Sunday School board met briefly after the service
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Haan
T.C. Hoover
Te Tuntor Choir
Remstar
Laree
Orvices
Crystal Park Bf. E
Tople
Goa
Brian
Parish meeting notices at Blea Char Charlotte
An Episcopal church announces an all lay meeting in the parish hours on Tuesday evening. The Altar Guild will also meet in the parish house at 7 20. The report identifies Dyson as a leader of the group and notes the Guild of 8 attends.
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Vm Cnateh Services
Blea
Charlotte
Dyson
Porth
Tueday
Raure Epiacopal Church
Altar Guild
Pariah Howe
Attendance at the new church service and league meeting
The morning church service drew many attendees while the inter church league met at 3 pm. On Monday evening from 7 to 9 the We Pain cway will meet with Marty Iver at 2109 Tuscarawas BE.
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League
Marty Iver
Tuscarawas
First Reformed Church Holds Services and Baptismal Plan
The First Reformed Church held evening Deacons and Deacons meeting at 7, observed the Lord's Supper with Sunday school, and received six new members. The sermon featured a special illustrated Lake story by the pastor. The mixed choir sang The Nearer My God to Thee. Next Sunday at 10 a baptism for young children is planned. Consistory meets Tuesday at 7:30.
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Trinity Reformed Church
Eure Auditorums
Endsavor
Stine Catherine A Miller
Philadelphia
Remed
Rower Stetsger
Trinity
Trinity Church
Mer
Sohn Claas
Bartone Aitolat
Inder Mente
Stee
Anak
J.C. Steiner
Capetain
Fen
First Reformed Church
Olinehareh
Nt Cie
Revival and meetings fill Calvary Presbyterian rally day
The Ann Joanon Mission circle and Fire one program at Calvary Presbyterian and First Baptist feature revival meetings each evening with sermons by Dr. Brundage. Bible school enrollment, a memory of spiritual aims, and multiple society gatherings mark a busy week as groups meet in Brook at Kinerpares Tenn and at St Pauls U in anticipation of monthly conferences and business sessions.
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First Baptist
Ann Joanon
Trinity Evangelical Church Holds Busy Weekend
An active Trinity Evangelical Church program featured a Sunday school tally day, evening sermons on The Awful Scene, and lesson study introducing Ephesian references. Plans and hostesses for the Young Woman's Home Missionary Society were arranged. a travel talk and piano numbers were also noted.
Bedford Avenue Pushed Religious Society Meetings
The Young Women’s Attionary eciety of Bedford av U.P church will meet Monday at 7 30 pm. The Women’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2 pm. The Young People’s society plans a Tuesday 7 30 pm gathering. Executive committee convenes at 6 18. The Monks close visit the home of Mr Carrion, 18th Mey Tuesday at 7 80.
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Young Women's Attiionary Eciety
Bedford
U.P
Women’s Missionary Society
Young People' Society
Carrion
Mey
Trinity Lutheran Hosts Day and Missionary Event
Trinity Lutheran plans an all day Sunday program merging morning services into one. The You’re People’s Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at 7 30 in the Chapel with Arth Arend presenting the theme. Attendance goals and invites were issued for women and teens.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Youre People's Missionary Society
Arth
Arend
Mise Kath Hamner
Mies Mary
Dickee
Irene Dicken
Lowell Reform[e] Rally Day Observed at Church
Rally Day services drew a large crowd at Lowell Reformed Church with souvenirs for attendees. Sunday school offerings and a new teacher directory were highlighted as the junior department expanded. evening studies covered Catechism and the first year of the lecture course. An Evangelical church board meeting was noted, and First Christian reported school enrollments and a new class.
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Lowell Reformed Church
Cbs
Martin Luther church to hold meetings next week
Absence of pastor P. I h avimen noted. Matawin secretary Ay preached at Higetert Blue. Martin Luther Church hosts services next Sunday at 10 30 with Deacon Sekorman delivering sermons. Quarterly congregational meeting planned, officers to collect offerings. Canton and Manaihon Taith conference slated all day Tuesday at the Martin Luther church. Ladies Bible class meets Tuesday evening with Marian Robinson at 118 Monroe St.
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Taneh Crn
St. Paula United Bretheren
Swantina
Mee
Albert Amen
Wil
Mra
Clemence Snyder
Pateav
Dependable
Ted
Avimen
Matawin
FMC
Higetert
Marveet
Mi Wit
Martin Uth
Sekorman
Ant Seraity
Calumbun
Satan
Mint
Canton
Manaihon
Ran
Tay
Martin "Luther Church
Ladies’ Bible Cha
Weill
Tee
Marian Robinson
Monroe Ty SE
Canton Santon Spaa 153 Ewe at 7:20 First Presbyterian
Twenty five members were reserved and five babies baptized at the First Presbyterian church Sunday morning. The Evening Auxiliary will meet Tuesday evening at 1/20.
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Piret
Fragmentary OCR Items Hint Community Meeting Schedule
Fragmented text mentions a Sunday Shoot Board at 46 communton of Simpeon, with a meeting on Monday evening at 530. Other garbled lines reference people, places, and a county or city notice, but details are unclear.
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Simpeon
Shareh Witt
Tow Drapes in She Can Some Can Uy Fur He Sone
Fragmentary OCR item notes a tow drape described as Outero TM in she can. Text is incomplete with garbled words and unclear context about ownership or event.
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