Frank Hogue of Auburn Meets Death
Frank Hogue, known here as Bayer of Lumber and brother in law of A A Caswell, aged about sixty seven, was found dead under his automobile near Wolcottville where he visited his farm. He likely died before the car left the road. He lay beside the car when found. Survived by his wife, a daughter Frances, and two sisters.
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Bayer of Lumber
A. A. Caswell
Frank Hogue
Wolcottville
Caswell
Frances
Experience Coming Not a Picture at Tibbits Theatre
B. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest present George W. Hobart's modern morality drama Experience at Tibbits Theatre Cold Water Friday February 25. The play follows Youth leaving Love for Ambition and encountering Pleasure in the Street of Vacillation, a vivid story of temptation and choices.
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B. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
George W. Hobart
America
Tibbits Theatre
Coldwater
Peeceeedey
Hobart
Birth and Death of Pamelia J Scofield in Branch County
Pamelia Jane Scofield born November 19 1852 in Stony Creek Michigan died February 9 1930 aged 67 years 2 months 20 days. Daughter of Rev Alanson Scofield and Saraheld moved to Quincy Branch County at age 11. Married Albert Powelson December 12 1877. survived by nine children including Ward and Mark. Funeral conducted at home by Rev L W Kemper of Fremont.
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Pamelia Jane Scofield
Alanson and
Saraheld
Stony Creek
Mich
Quincy
Branch County
Christ
Presbyterian Church At
California
Presbyterian Churc
Coldwater
Albert Powelson
Ward
Long Beach
Cal
Mark
Havre
Mont
Bert Waters
S. A. Jlson
L. W. Kemper
Fremont
William Jennings Bryan at Jackson Day speeches in Washington
Fragmented note recalls Bryan in Washington for Jackson Day, discussing Democratic reforms and peace treaty positions. Text is garbled but hints at Bryans stance and repeated references to presidential conventions and affirmations.
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William Jennings Bryas
pan@arts of Washington
Jane
Ameedneats
School Notes Report Progress and Plans
The Lyceum course final number by H. C. Kleckmer concluded on Wednesday. Albion society to present a program next week. Attendance rising with milder weather. Seniors prep for the H. S. Discussion League contest this spring. Next literary program by the Albions Feb 26 at 8 p m. U S History text finished. study moves to Forms and Functions of American government. Imo Parsons Conn Smith Arlean Pifer Leonard Thorwald absent Monday.
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H. C. Kleckmer
Albion Society
Senio
H. S
Albions
U. S
Imo Parsons
Conn Smith
Arlean Pifer
Leonard Thorwald
Absent Students and Class Notes Highlight Week
Names of students missing this week Inez Allen Stedman Burlingame Franklin Davenport Verl Housman Gereldine McNachton Ralph Heed e McNa and Beasie Wade noted. Geometry class had a nice test this morning while English studies cover Goldsmith Deserted Village. Albion pro upcoming with ads and Jolly gunners taking part.
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Inez Allen
Stedman Burlingame
Franklin Davenport
Verl Housman
Gereldine McNachton
Ralph Heede McNa
Beasie Wade
Goldsmith's
Albion Pro
Jolly Gunored
Sophomore Class Delights In Memorized Poetry Seeps
Eagbin notes enthusiasm for Silas Marner study as sophomores enjoy poetry memorization while missing several named students Dale Pifer Lewis Straw Audra Deller Bess Dotts and Marie Ray.
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Silas Marner
Eagbin
Dale Pifer
Lewis Straw
Audra Deller
Bess Dotts
Marie Ray
Cometry
Absent List Includes Ten Names. Class Size Drifts
The register shows twelve present in a twenty eight member class. The lesson advances to Birds and Bees, indicating a shift in study topics and attendance concerns with several names missing from the roster.
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Guy Smith
Ralph Myers
Russell Deller
Defor M Mie
Grace Forsythe
Alice Painter
Ethel Miller
Edward Kovack
John McElhenie
Helen Shutts
Grace Albright
Grace Gould
Ivan Burlingame
Herbert Myers
Absent List Members Return After Long Absence
The absent list includes Robert Dotts Aileen Moss Berniece Har Babe eeemree Parsons Ford Throop Janet Graham and Orlo Kinsley. They returned Monday after a long absence. The six have subscribed for Current Events for the remainder of the year as a supplement to his tory.
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Robert Dotts
Aileen Moss
Berniece Har- Babe Eeemree Parsons
Ford Throop
Janet Graham
Orlo Kinsley
Sth
Absentees Listed and Repository Update
The text notes several absent names including Paul Bailey Edward Button Marvel Clark Wava Huss and Straw with Wilma Crocks as the sole fifth absence. It mentions a week of perfect attendance and a new library book addition last week alongside a Valentine box event.
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Paul Bailey
Edward Button
Marvel Clark
Wava Huss
Straw
Wilma Crocks
Absent List Includes Pauline Gould and Dorothy Ka
H. E. Straw visited in this room Friday afternoon. The past week’s absentees include Pauline Gould and Dorothy Ka.
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Pauline Gould
Dorothy Ka. H. E. Straw
Local items mix in Hamilton K of P anniversary and town notes
News from nearby towns reports Hamilton K of P's anniversary gathering, Montgomery flu cases, lake preservation talks at Angola, and a Jackson fairground grandstand fire with autos loss totaling about 55,000. Also mentions deaths of Duff VanEtta and Mrs. J. B. Hayward, new bank president C. J. Cornell, a long marriage, timber purchase for a mill, naturalization requests, shop robbery, a whiskey still capture, and a child peril on ice.
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Week Plans
The Methodist church lists a full week of activities led by Pastor L W Kemper. Sunday features include Sunday School 9 30 a m sermon at 10 45 a m class meeting 11 45 a m intermediate league 3 30 p m Epworth League 6 30 p m and a second sermon 7 30 p m. Wednesday offers a 7 30 p m prayer meeting. The note urges attendance as health conditions permit.
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Epworth
L. W. Kemper
Public Notice on Fremont Township Schoolhouse Bonds
Official notice in Steuben County Indiana that James O Worthington seeks State Board of Tax Commissioners approval to issue bonds for a Fremont Township schoolhouse. A public hearing will be held March 8 1920 at State House. taxpayers and interested parties invited. Dated February 19 1920.
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James O. Worthington
No Brain Pastor Exhorter Session Planned
Fragmentary notes indicate a leader and exhorter section tied to welfare society activity. Details are unclear. the snippet references a pastor and remarks on common sense in the context of a welfare group.
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Paseness
American Legion pushes monthly war service pay plan
The American Legion begun efforts to secure legislation granting war service compensation at 50 dollars for each month served. It notes clerks received bonuses and workers in shipyards and munitions got high wages, while soldiers were not compensated, but argues soldiers seek justice not rewards. Every Legion post will back the movement and action is expected to follow.
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American Legion
Vessie Roberts Dies After Short Illness in Ohio
Vessie Belle Roberts born in Williams County Ohio in 1891 died February 9 1920 at age 28. She married Carl L. Roberts in Montpelier Ohio and left behind husband Delbert Hildah and their daughter Maxine. Interment occurred in Fremont after services by Rev C N Braun at the Evangelical church.
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Vessie Belle Roberts
Williams Co
Ohio
Angola
Christ
Reign Con Té
Delbert
Hildah Coblentz
Montpelier
Vessie
Carl L. Roberts
Mammé
Maxine
Legion Members Urged to Attend Special Meeting Monday
Attention to American Legion members: a special meeting is called for Monday evening. Several important matters will be discussed and all members are urged to be present.
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The
American Legion
Loral
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness and help received during the illness and death of our wife and daughter. B. B. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Tasker.
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B. B. Baker
Chas. Tasker
Marriage Announcement for Pearl Smith and Conti Henke
Mrs. Laura Straw announces the marriage of her friend Pearl Smith of Fort Wayne Indiana to Conti I Henke of Kendallville Indiana. They wed in Grand Rapids Michigan on January 30 1920. Henke studied at Ann Arbor then moved to California. Pearl Smith widow of attorney H L Smith has lived in Fort Wayne most of her life. They will remain in Fort Wayne through fall then plan to settle in California.
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Laura Straw
Pearl Smith
Fort Cernich Ind
Conti I Henke
Kendallvilie
Ind
Grand Rapids Mich
Henke
Ann Arbor
Mich
California
H. L Smith
Fort Wayne
Estminster Seminary
Et Ce Fornia
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