Local and Personal News From Harrisburg District
Ambrose Williams and wife from west of Harrisburg in town a few hours. Orris Ludlow from west of the city on business this afternoon. Mrs. R. P. Kerr from Yankee town vicinity shopping. John Wolf near Hawkins in city for business and friends. Samuel Ludlow west of city on business. Homer Florea northwest of Harrisburg transacting business. L. J. Reyalee Columbia township transacting business. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Williams from Harrisburg vicinity in town. Alex Maurer near Hawkins in city on business. Mrs. Marion Grubb sick at home west of Eiverton. Mrs. J. P. Conley Brownsville visiting friends yesterday. Mrew ho Walker from Brownsville yesterday. Teney Yaibkeetows in the elite attending to Thutlers af business. Andrew Patterson fiverton neighborhood in city. Miss Maryinie Plessinger Drownesville in city visiting. Mrs. Charles Hammond Hawkins in city shopping. Agnes Claypool’s funeral held at Miss Agnes Claypool’s home. death noted in Nasadew. Mr. Hart Paddock and Miss Clara May Pratt married at Rev. H. O. Fra zier’s home and left for Indianapolis. Noah Cummins view township trustee resigns to Auditor Kennedy. W. D. Thomas ex-commissioner and Newton Jeffrey named candidates for county office. Lewis T. Lake vs Z M Lake case compromised. plaintiff paid court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyalee
Columbia Township
Everett Williams
Harrisburg
Alex Maurer
Hawkins
Marion Grubb
Eiverton
Agnes Claypool
Kusadina
California
Lk. J. Claypool
Indianapols
Nasadew Evening Age
Hart Paddock
Clara May Pratt
H. O. We Frazier
Andianapens
Robinson Chapel
God
Rev. Fraaier
Noah Cummins
That View Township
Kennedy
W. D. Thomas
Newton Jeffrey
Lewis T. Lake
Z. M. Lake
Christmas town clearings and visitors fill Friday notes
Town residents report shopping for Christmas and visiting kin in Harrisburg area. People from Parisburg Hawkins Winston and nearby towns drop by for errands and social visits. Local figures including Mr and Mrs Risk, Miss Huber, Emery Heck, and Henry O Brien are cited among others in a bustling day of town commerce and greetings. A police incident involving a street driver is briefly noted. Homer Stone returns from Texas to spend holidays with family.
Local Residents Visit On Business In Town
A list of residents from nearby towns visits the city on business and social calls. Names include AF Rowe near Nulltown Harley Foster near Tyhers Station Frank Caldwell near Yan e town Will Myers near Everton and Ed J Hancock former Brookville Aerie publisher who buys an interest in the Ashtabula independent and will become editor January first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AF Rowe
Nulltown
Harley Foster
Tyhers Station
Frank Caldwell
Yan’ Etown
Ed J. Hancock
The
Brookvilhe Aerie
Thee Ashtatutie
Ohio
Levening Independent
Hibbs Pleads Guilty in Liquor Case Before City Hall
Monday afternoon C C Hibbs appeared before Mayor Barrows at City Hall and pleaded guilty to one count of illegal sale of liquor. The remaining five counts were dismissed. He was fined 50 dollars and 10 dollars costs.
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C. Hibbs
Barrows
Telephone Girls Remembered for Service in Fayette County
Widow and friends praise telephone girls for their patient faithful service during Christmas rush. They note the important role these women play in local business and public life, deserving commendation rather than criticism for their work.
Massive storm drives thousands from homes in New England
A severe nor’easter off Nantucket unleashes heavy snow and high tides, flooding Chelsea and Everett. Governor Draper orders militiamen to provide blankets and mattresses as 2500 people seek shelter, many taking refuge in municipal buildings and churches. Beverly loses contact with the outside world as damage and outages mount.
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Chelsea
Ile
Nantucket
New England
Iron
Malden
Lyng
Everett
Marblehead
Draper
Feverett
Tyverett
Obyno
Harrow Dethanas
Nahant
Saugus River
Nantucket Beach
Call WED BY CAR Was Son of Maes deanie Towis and Brother of Andrew Lowry
Relatives attend the funeral of a man described as the son of Maes deanie Towis and brother of Andrew Lowry of East Cotnersville. The ceremony drew neighbors and friends. the obituary notes the deceased could not be buried due to family constraints and references a daughter.
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Maes
Deanie Towis and
Obituary: Mahala Wetherald 82 Leader in Life
Mahala Wetherald age eighty two widow of Martin Irobarger and later Mr Wetherald died after a brief illness. She was born near Brookville and survived by one daughter Ida Martin two granddaughters and a great grandson with many relatives. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Mahala Wetherald
Irkif
Aes Fi Martin
Wilson
Brookville
Martin Irobarger
Wetherald
Tor
Fragmented OCR Note on Witnesses and Dates
A damaged fragment mentions witnesses and dates with unclear names. It notes a specific event or action and references people such as Asha and Phat Obes, but most details are unreadable. The text appears to describe a legal or investigative context with scattered phrases.
Christmas Trade Tops History Despite Cold Weather
The Christmas trade was the best in history with widespread discounts and heavy buying. Weather slowed some shoppers but the sale period extended longer than usual as many stocked up, given plentiful goods and universal price emphasis.
Christ Child sermon at Central Christian church Sundus
The Sunday services at Central Christian Church began with prayer and lasted without interruption. The morning sermon by the pastor centered on the Christ Child as a personal savior, with evening services led by the Endeavor Society and Miss Mattae Buiant guiding missionary work. Reverend Thirkhardt reviewed the year’s work noting 174 converts and urged regular attendance and continued effort.
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Christ
Eindeavor Pociety
Misa Mattae Buiant
Her
T Thirkhardt
Jie
Tle Aun Lupo Seak
Foley's Honey and War Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as the safest cough remedy for children. It claims rapid relief from cold symptoms and warns against opiates while urging use at first signs of illness. The note mentions benefits against croup bronchitis sore throat and stuffy breathing.
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Foley
Out of its Line Weel Weedeen What Ws About
Fragmentary text references fate and events surrounding a person or team. Key names or places are unclear, but mentions of a deep vote or headway and a notable figure suggest a local incident or decision affecting a group. The source text is garbled and reads as incomplete notes from a news page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westeen Banatiye
Weathering Winter Preparations Amidst Festive Delays
Readings talk of warming thoughts as communities brace for cold weather. Citizens prepare supplies and public works plan to keep roads clear while noting festive traditions and delays.
Gift to Mr. Erb for food purchase supporters noted
A historical notice thanks contributors who funded a booth and supply costs for a food purchase. The piece records a cash gift and expresses gratitude to donors for their generosity and the recipient’s appreciation.
Cough Remedy Ad Imprecisely Promotes Tar and Money Cure
A mangled ad like fragment touts Foley Money and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It references brand names Che mime Poley Hon Tar and warns against substitutes, with garbled nearby text suggesting a failing paper sale or notices.
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Foley
Che
Poley
Mekkennan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ambrose Williams
Orris Ludlow
R. P. Kerr
Yankeetown
John Wolf
Samuel Ludlow
Homer Florea
J. P. Conley
Brownsville
Walker
Thutlers
Andrew Patterson
Fiverton
Maryinie Plessinger
Drownesville
Charles Hammond
Charles Stockdale
Transacinie
Dotsness Alsa
Prieads
Mera
Quines Sminnen
Parrisburg
Starry Wolfe
Drawkins
J.C. Ray
Warrisburg
Alas Bradburn
Frances Huber
City
David Risk
Emery Heck
Cleve Caldwell
Peter Seffren
Levi Green
Watertoo Towne
Mit Card Weil
Asher
Charles Moffett
Pfarrisburg
Henry O'Brien
Andrew Suttles
Kibbbie Trollins
Waterloo
Pinder
Falmarth
Pete
Tie
Pi Frost
Tevera Vestebent
Siete Isau
Washington
Pennsylvania
Miaike
Hays
Rosella Cole
Frost
Prost
Wabash County
Hyatt L. Frost
Homer Stone
Fayette County
Sabinas
Texas
Ed. M. Stone
Nesburg
Alt Erred
Central
Tennessee
Will Myers
Pear Everton
Ee Foster
Leffingwell
Elvin Taylor
Yankees Town
John Elliott
Red
Hibbs
Costa
Werter Qoe
Vanee Knotte
Hal Cabe
Boi
Cheney
Toledio
Dave
Bo J
Yeas
Fain Eben
Kinnan
Kinnan A Mre, Widlesite
Fobedo
All Peay
Rers and
Priends
Christines
Public of
New England Coast
Phree
Dabto Shisen
Hmeus
Witen
Tel
Ldok
Pouree Persauy
Beverly
Vath
Nivdit
Wanamaker
Andrew Lowry
East Cotnersville
Fonovii
Interrirhad
Moatema
Phor Eis
Patan
Bonde
Tay
Hieke Po
Nine
Ida MM
Martin
Connersville
Prade
Ainost
Wau
Hoore
Christ Child
Meron
Clivistrdte
Tian
Sundus
Gous
Roy
Gary UK
Mr. MW. Erb
Iluas
Cormer
Chris Istinas
Tepty Nett Os
Weteo
Pepeoort
Chopetee
Teusend Butte
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