Funeral for Mrs A M Burch Held at Home and Church
Funeral services for Mrs. A M Burch were held at her home on Liberty Street with Rev. Rengle officiating, followed by burial in Pine Grove Cemetery. Attending were relatives including Mr and Mrs J Burch, Thomas Mynny, Hazel Higby, and others from Beavertown, Riceville, Spring Creek, and Spartaville. The obituary notes limbs of mammals and a stray, garbled science aside from the essential notices.
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Bes
Ler von
C. L. Amnith
Liberty Street
United Brethren
Geto
Rengle
Taterment
Pine Grove
Cemutery
Bf Town
Ay Burel
von Junior
Thomas Mmynny Miwr Hazel Hlgby
Kinzua
Elle Tineke Mir
Wii
Wilfidd Westlay
Spartiablure Mev and
Sls
Geange
Local visits and hospital news fill Kane area
Personal mentions document a wide web of visits and health concerns in Kane. Residents including Mrs Berumvirte and Mrs Harenté Fehate appear ill or recovering, while J Grant of Warren and many others travel between Kane Panama and Cleveland for family and medical reasons.
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Kane
Berumarl
Fostey
Tsane
Harenté Fehate
Liisi
J. Grant
Warren
Helen
Gillett
Alun
Florence Erwin
Harie
Pht
Esha
Janes Colhuen
Panama
Lini
Congwant
Ohio
Wriseyuit
W. Butsford
Het
Aid
Tonk Wiig
Fay Hrederick Syreet
Uruk
Phillip Ana Jack
Ty Clymer
Bens Meret
Worcsauy
Gility
Gotumby
Abs Goluble
Bak Tas
Cleveland
Lowiy Sharmbaugh
Sham
Sullivan
Walley Molthene
Erie
Tidward
St Pierre
Orville
Smith
Ed Mocca
Harry Moore
Gorry Hospital
Tom Roberts
Detroit
Identify Body Cellar Victim in Shenandoah
The body of a young woman identified as Mrs Winch, 28, of Ty, was found in a cellar behind a house on Market Street in Shenandoah. Authorities said she was married to Zigmund Wenghy Lite and was killed before authorities moved her body to a local morgue pending investigation by Shenandoah police.
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New York
Uerson
Winlating
Liv Kengwn
Bafosly
Shenandoah
Pai
Thea
Kellog's All-Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An old testimonial extols Kelloge's All-Bran as a cure for decades of constipation. The piece cites skin eruptions headaches and tiredness as symptoms, urges immediate use, claims a money back guarantee and recommends two tablespoons daily or two servings per meal in chronic cases, noting Ready to eat and availability in restaurants and grocers.
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Kelloge
Balle Creu
Michigan
Alll Grocers
Father and son die for crime in Greenville gas field
United Press reports Alexander Pittman and Hugh Hullitel are sentenced to death for the murder of Jill Howard, a Stice constable, during a dry field incident. The condemned pair will die in the electric chair at the state penitentiary after their appeal attempts.
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United Press State Penipenlars
Columbia
Jill Howard
Stise Constable
Alexander Pittman
Hua Ge Hulluitel
Elourie
Greenville
Fragmented OCR list of places and names in rail and market notes
A garbled OCR passage lists various places and entities including rail lines, markets, and individuals. It references Pennsylvania and New York regions, multiple company names, and partial station references, but clear events or actions are not discernible.
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