Evangelist Sam Jones Died After Prolific Ministry
A transcription recounts the death of evangelist Sam Jones in Rock. Ach. Oot. U6. It notes his professional career as a clergy member of the Methodist Episcopal Church and his impact across the South and United States. His family and followers gathered as tributes and memories flowed, marking a long career of preaching and revival work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte Rock
Sava Dures
Totes
Albania
Bessy
Methodist Episcopal
Georgia
DLO FIGGERS Prediction Sparks Wide Speculation
The text appears as garbled OCR with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases. It mentions DLO FIGGERS predicting outcomes and references various names, places, and possible events, but the overall meaning is unclear and lacks coherent reporting.
DIES AT THE SOLDIERS HOME IN SANDUSKY
The death of W. W. Mead, known in Kornla county, occurred Sunday night at the Sandusky Soldiers Home. The body arrived in Lond four, funeral held today. Delegations from Lorain Amherst Misha Sandusky and Lorain attended. Sermon by Rev Sprinkle of United Fredhven church of Lorain. He leaves two daughters and a son, including Mrs John Cobb of Lorain and Miss Mead of Vine Street School.
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W. Mead
Kornla
Sandusky Soldlers
Lond
TAL Pushmneat OO
VW. 1
Lorain
Rls
G. A
Amheest
Misha
Sandusky
Lorato
Thatu
Bos
Wy Sprinkle
Fredhven
John Cobb
Stu Ming Mead
Vine Street
Otter
Athe
Steel Bridges Underway by Portr and West Virginia Rail Co
Construction of a large steel bridge east of the steel plant has begun with abutments in place and iron work to start by November. Road work lags due to right of way issues from bike issues. Thousands of feet of railroad fill up to the hills are being removed or altered as the project progresses.
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Portr & West Virginia Rail
Roul Co
Jinahe
Crowded House At Entertainments Event
A crowded house greeted the presentation of the first number of the week’s entertainments by the Crazy Props Company under the auspices of the Ladies’ Society. Strength of support and instruction filled the hall as Hammerlea presented acts. Tonight “Phe Kline” and other names will be on stage with Holland and Beletuone appearing for the first time.
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Crazy Pours
Phe Kline
Rome
Holland
Ladies to Wrestle at Lorain
MoM Chernin of Lema Aid Athos of Crisolan are battered to report to Lori Tuesday October 24. Acker Man dares to Lewy the big fellow Tree times an hour and a quote of Miss Low Unis of New York. Mhemiyrian body wrestler ced Wes May McClave of Detroit will finish one at the preliminaries.
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Mom Chernin
Lema
Aid Athos
Crisolan
Lori
Acker
Miss Low Unis
New York
Mhemiyrian
Ced Wes May McClave
Detroit
Gas Leases Filed in County Office
Multiple gas leases recorded Monday in the county recorder’s office. Documents show leases involving several parcels in the southern region, with Webber acting for the Must Otis Gas Co.
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Webber
Must Otis Gas Co
Organized to Defeat Stevens by Elyria Saloonkeepers
Saloonkeepers in Elyria have organized to defeat County Prosecutor Stevens if he seeks another term. The movement spans Lorala, with informal talks of removing him for alleged pernicious activity. Stevens says they threaten him with political death, smiles tiredly when asked about running again, and notes he has handled much of the work himself.
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Elyria
Stevens
Lorala
Farmer Sues Lake Shore Electric Over Encroaching Embankment
Charles C. Monroe files suit in Sheffierd township to enjoin the Lake Shore Electric from taking farm land for an added traction line. He alleges a failing wall allows dirt to encroach on his property damaging the yard and soil. The case was begun in the court of common pleas on Tuesday Morndog.
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Charles C. Monroe
Lake Shore Electric
Sheffierd
Court of Common Pleas
Shefferd Township
Cambridge Springs Ontario Beauty Spa Destination Ad
Cambridge Springs in Venango valley touted as a healthful retreat near Cleveland. Describes mineral waters baths meals and pleasant drives with Erie Railroad excursion rates. Promotes Hattister's Rocky Mountain Tea as beauty aid.
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Carlsbad of America
Cleveland
Venango Valley
Cambridge Springs
Erie Railroad
Jas
D. Brown
Garfield Huilding
Lake Erie Boundary Dispute Inched Toward Settlement
The Lake Erie boundary dispute between the United States and Canada concerns where the line lies for fishing and navigation. Maps from the Ghent Commission and the U S Lake Survey are under review by the International Water Ways Commission to determine any difference in depiction that affects rights. Canadian authorities have been asked to prepare a report, and the issue is seen as needing early, clear settlement to avoid any international incident.
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Erie
United States
Keystone Fish Comepany
Lacon
War Department
Ghent
Lake Erle
New York Tribune
Eriefahrermen
International Water Ways Commission
Ghent Commission
United States Lake Survey
LA GRANGE NOTES AND LOCAL GOSSIP
Mir Gust Randall of Manito Illinois has been visiting in town. William Humphrey of Napoleon has been shelling relatives in town. The widow of Ruel Fulton of Toledo died recently and the remains were brought here for burial last Wednesday. A hunting party started for Canada from here Saturday including Kelner Powers Saxton and others from Cleveland and Litchfield. Cool Hastings came to town yesterday after a long illness. Doss and Nendell and another are spending weeks with relatives in Avon. Frosts and freezes damaged garden vegetation for this time of year. A snowstorm occurred on the 10th. Harley Spicer’s fever is reported. Calvin Sanders was dunked last week. William Gildersleeve will visit Michigan this week.
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Mir
Gust Randall
Manito
Mith
Wm. Humphrey
Napoleon, C
Ruel Fulton
Oledo
Burral
Canada
Kelner
Murry Powers
James Saxton
Cleveland
Grafton Social Notes and Congregational Conference Plans
Walter Rawley of Cleveland visited Mr I Gibson. Congregational churches plan a regional conference in Sullivan on Oct 17 and 18. Delegates include Mrs Swartz and Miss Hattie Smith. Various local visits, dinners, and entertainments noted among Grafton residents and visiting Cleveland and Lorain guests. Mrs Willis Hitchcock hosted a dinner in honor of her sister Miss Stella Beasing on Oct 6.
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Congregational Churches
Sullivan
Swartz
Hattie Smith
Grafton
F. L. Chamberlin and
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
M. H. Church
Dinacy
Rebeccas
Crafton
Moore
Tom Lavan
Fisher Cochran
John Boyle
Cleveland
Margaret Moore
Loratu
Plovette Hid
Litchield
Fred Miller
Bafayette
Emily Spiiner
Willis Hitchcock
Stella Beasing
Monroe
James Smith
Lovain
Clare Rawson
Elyth
Mes. I Smith
George
Mr. Win
Tray
J. Th. Bennington
Miss Peck
Local Socials and Notes From Berea and Nearby Towns
NEW OBERLIN Miss Cliva Justin returned to Berea after time with her parents. Mr and Mrs Justin and others visited Sheffield and Elyria. William Brann of Henrietta spent Sunday with relatives. Miss Louisa Ehrbar returned to Berea after a visit. The production Lena Rivers draws comment. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea advertised for children with claims of better eating and growth.
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Cliva Justin
Berea
Mrs. (. Justin
A. Schmitz
Song and
Dhaughter
Gertruds
Elyria
William Brann
Henrietta
Henry Manns
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Sam Jones
Arkansas
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Oita
Wien
FLO Yey
Sil General Garage
Paris
Tae Forts
Twa
Veneras
A.R. Champney Go
Farmer
USA
Kennedy
Cambridge Springs, PA
Hattister
Victor
ASF
E.F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Lake Erie Boundary
LA Grange
Doss
Nendell
Avon
Hayes
Adda
Aretha
Walter Rawley of
Mr. I. Gibson
New Oberlin
Prank
Schmitz
Sheffield
John Wohleber
Mathias
Amherst
N. Yunglas
Louisa Ehrbar
Bis
Lena Rivers
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Saturday Evening Post
THE
Curtis Publishing Company
Arch St
Philadelphia
Lake Shore
Michigan
Vermillion
Ruggles Beach
Huron
Cedar Point
Schedule
Flayslane
BER
Olmsted Falls
Amherst Brownhelm Vermillion
Ceylon
Huron Sandusky Tsunday
Linwood Park
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