Art Academy of Cincinnati Described in Eden Park Letter
A Cincinnati letter describes the Art Academy building in Eden Park, its size of 82 by 340 feet, three stories, and thirty eight thousand square feet of space. It notes the adjacent Art Museum, eleven teachers mostly European educated, and a busy schedule from 8:15 am with life drawing and painting classes. The piece also mentions student life, conservatory music, and the view of the city from the hilltop location.
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Art Academy of
Chisinnati
Art Academy
Pram Nice Buiding
Eden Park
The
Cincinatti Museum Association
Europe
Samuett
Abesson
Sven
Beheta
Cincinnati
L. Estelle Mangeester
Highest prices paid for butter and eggs at Manchester and Son's
Joseph Raber moved his family and household goods to Grimes' farm near Mt. Zion church on the farm formerly owned by Wn. Grimes. Prices indicate market activity for dairy and produce in Manchester.
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Manchester & ‘Son's
Joseph Raber
Wn. Grimes
Mt. Zion Church
Death of Mrs. Fisher Near Town
Mrs. Fisher wife of Isaac Fisher who lives just south of town has died after a long illness. Funeral is expected to be held some Friday forenoon with extended notice to follow next week.
Mu Din family reunion brings kin from several states
A Mu din family reunion at Cynthia Marden Smith’s home drew seven of nine living children. Attendees included sisters and brothers from Indiana Michigan and others. The gathering featured a long table of confections and memories with praise for the host and wishes for future reunions in Union township.
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Mudin
Cynthia Marden Smith
Matthew Marden
Kokomo
Ind
Henry Marden
Converse
Sarah Slaw 2
Hendale
Mich
Naomi Woulpert
McGrawsville
Imri Marden
N. Dell
Taw
Chas
Marden
Dimothy
A. Howes
Martha Howes
Baker
Smith
Judd Long
Hert
Harvey
Guyer
Death notices for Onituartes Withlant Dewan and Montgomery Brangeman
Obituary notices report the deaths of Onituartes Withlant Dewan born in Nehut Gi county Pas Angupt With 1844 died April 1 1897 and Montgomery Brangeman born October 14 1847 in Miamni county Indiana died April 15 1697. The notices note a long illness and a family left in mourning including a widow Emma TL Noecker and eleven children for Dewan and a bereaved wife and three daughters for Brangeman.
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Withlant Dewan
Nehut Gi County
Pas
Angupt With
Wid Aled
Mian
Ind
Wim
Emma TL. Noecker
Penn
Montgomery Brangeman
Miamni County
Indiana
Walkerton
Vedside
Jesus
Local Notices and Updates from Manchester Area
Local businesses advertise clothing and hardware deals while residents like Jesse Woods and Alfred Hikenberry are seen canvassing in North Manchester. Obituary notes report the Denver death of Win Dewald and a March Peruvian incident near Peru. An accident near Peru injures Mrs Brower and Mrs Keplinger. Joseph Brower volunteers help.
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Jane Aisha
Cero
Jeady Gud
Ian
Earyiysott Tursane
Paitinescipternder
Rand
Misha Miller
Willem
Grandma Miller
Grandma Coal
Wan Coal
Hap
Wesin Baptist Church
Ontyvid County
N. Yi
Si Man
Grandma
Anson Williams
Peru
Abe Mey
Westw Creek
Jey
Abe Lehman
Ix Benedict
Alwen
Miller
June Leedy
Hilltown
Burton
Julius Hill
Montana
John Cook
Five Corner
Tip Ts
Elizabeth Oblinger
Ant
Hody
John Asad Jott
Maud Lale
Breming River
Geremany
Geo
Canton
Denver
Elvan
Charles Morcombe
Dover
Philip Smith
Albert Fouts
Albert
John Benner
Denver Teaus
Onituartes
Alon
Workingmen's Clothing
Manchester & Son‘s
Marilen
Huntington
Wra
Kessier & Bro
Jesse Woods
Sarvassing
Manchester
Alfred Hikenberry
Andrew Tharp
Westoeftaven
Mall A Laewent Clothiers
Pern
Whisler
Chili
Odd Fellows
Louns AW
Tarrivon Street
Reneered
Ah Aimerman
Uniondale
A A. J. Meds
Logansport
Win. Kessler & Bro
Walter Gould
Won
Grimes
Boston
Win
Dewald
Deedsville