Double funeral set for Monday morning in tragic explosion
The remains of Mrs Bridget Gallagher and her daughter Ella Gallagher of 212 West Williams street will be laid to rest Monday morning after they perished in an explosion of a can of alcohol at their home on Thursday afternoon. The cortege departs at 9 o'clock from the residence for Mass at St Patrick's Catholic Church. The report notes all other victims of the horrific incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridget Gallagher
Ella Gallagher
West Williams Street
St Patrick's Catholic Shuren
Michigan ranks second in potato production nationwide
Fragmentary lines note Michigan ranking second in the nation for potato production. The rest mentions cautious remarks on injuries from an affair, and advertisements for refrigerators and gasoline stoves by J. Ash, Reliable Stove Dealer, plus a reference to the coolest part of the day between 4 and 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ash
Michigan
Shaw’sClippings and a Merry Victorian Morning Socials
A column notes Bernard Shaw’s wealth of clippings and public attention, with fans paying for notices and the writer hinting at changes to pay-per-cut plans. It then details a string of social events including a breakfast at the Golf Club honoring Miss McConnell, visits by Miss Marian Watt of Hackensack, and a lively bridge party hosted by Mrs. Berghoff for Mrs. Cach. Additional social scenes feature lawn games for Miss Thelma Ringemund, a Wiss Grace Bary home lawn party, and various genteel gatherings with families, guests, and forthcoming summer travel plans across Detroit, Ligonier, and Mackinac Island.
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Dessie Orr
Golf Club
Miss McConnell
Miss
Berrine
Marian Watt
Fiackensack
N. Ed
Wiss Grace Barya
Thelma Ringemund
Cincinnaii
Russes Ryan
Old Fort Place
Helen Mommer
Helen Gerow
Jeanette Ryan
Virola Mueller
Lewise Staples
Prominent farmer wife hurt in runaway vehicle incident
Mr. Vernon Stauffer and his wife were traveling east on Wayne street when their carriage was startled by a machine owned by Dr. Greenastalt. Mrs. Leffler and her young son Willie accompanied them as the rig veered, causing injuries to the prominent farmer’s wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Stauffer
Fifty Thousand Women Use Easy Tasks Soap in Ohio
A report shows about fifty thousand women in Ohio use Easy Tasks soap for chores. They say it keeps hands soft and clothes white, cutting labor in half and saving time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohi
Askiny Ong
Notable Milan Farmer Injured In Street Collision
In Milan township, Mr Stauffer, a prominent farmer, was involved when two coal wagons abruptly struck a wild dish along Wayne Street. All passengers were ejected. Mme Staniter and his wife were injured and treated at Dr Greenawalt’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnimal
Wayne Streat
Mme
Staniter
de. Greenawalt
Stauffer
Milan
Ship
Young Hobos Caught With Woman's Purse and Revolver
Two young fellows were picked up yesterday afternoon by Detective Lenz on suspicion after elack. A search of the woman's purse revealed an ugly revolver and several post cards. They claimed to have left Cleveland, Ohio on Thursday and to have arrived recently, and will be held for questioning on how they came by the items. Boiled ham and cabbage were served tonight at Dicks Buffet opposite city hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenz
Cleveland
Pst
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