PRIMARY IN INDIANA GIVES WOOD PLURALITY INDIANA ELECTION
In Indiana Wood wins a plurality over McCray for governor while Anty McCray claims a majority in the same race. Tutle and Adams secure nominations for treasurer and sheriff. Obituary notes Samuel L. Bricker born 1842 in Aaronsburg and died 1920 in Fremont after a long life of public service and family. Potatoes bought at 90 cents per bushel highlight market contrasts with Ohio listings.
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Samuel L. Bricker
Marguerite
Joseph Bricker
Aaronsburg
Penn
Fremont
Ethel Follett
Boyd B
Edna E
Oliver Miller
Beulah B
Charles McElhenie
Tekonsha
Mich
Bricker
Masonic Order
Northeastern Lodge
Royal Arch
Eastern Star
Pennsylvania
Board of Education
Kinderhook
Joseph
Beulah
Melvin
Mahlon Miller
Lewis
Lucile Me el- Laine
William Bricker
Braun
Mnnder
Brother Masacre
Gur Pifer
Gladys Diomayan
Mundy
Montpelier
Ohio
Morenci Observer World Leadure
George Godfrey
Express
Hugh
Morrice
Shiawassee County
Pioneer
Ohio) Alliance
Earl Tuttle
Wm. Sniff
Frank Adams
George Heller
N. S. County
Wood
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
McCray
Foster
Tower
Nichols
Munton
Waddell
Watkins
Pence
Cook
Treasurer Tuttle
Sniff
VanPelt
Martin
Sheriff
Adams
Heller
Dirrim
Cassel
Oury
Junod
Brandeberry
Base Ball Season Opens Sunday at Saree Beach Store
Baseball season begins Sunday as teams prepare for games at Saree Beach Store, with local fans invited to attend opening events and see early matchups.
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule and Attendance
The Methodist church lists services from Sunday 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. with Sunday School, sermons, classes, leagues, and a midweek prayer meeting. Last Sunday 170 attended Sunday School and about $23 was collected. organizers hope for 180 next week as warm weather draws people outdoors. The pastor L. W. Kemper invites all to attend.
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Epworth
L. W. Kemper
Evangelical Church Notes
Deabler
Jackson
U. N. Braun
Uniform charges for Old Cemetery lots announced by James Ewing
James Ewing announces a uniform care charge of 1.50 for full cemetery lots and 0.75 for half lots, due by May 30. He notes some owners have not paid last season and asks them to send or pay in person. The Salvation Army provides a free ice fund to keep milk for infants in need.
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James Ewing
Salvation Army
Free Ice Fund
Scout Notes Outline Summer Track Program
Scout Notes describe a summer athletic program with three patrols Beaver Tiger and New Patrol represented by named Scouts Enos Walter Melvin Miller Sebert Sailor Olen Jaques Max Buck Wilfred Twichell Dale Pifex Linn Clark Wayne Sidel DeForest McElhenie Harry Bailey Harold Barry and Hugh Chapin Judson Hutchins Ford Throop Orlo Knnsely Robert Cook Bruce Hutchins. Senior Patrol Leader will lead the troop amid absence of the Scout monster. Organizing date February 1910 and membership milestones 10 000 by year end 1910 and 200 000 at the 1920 tenth anniversary. A light jab suggests rival track runs.
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Beaver Patrol
Enos Walter
Melvin Miller
Sebert Sailor
Olen Jaques
Max Buck
Wilfred Twichell
Dale Pifex
Tiger Patrol
Linn Clark
Wayne Sidel
DeForest McElhenie
Harry Bailey
Harold Barry
Hugh Chapin
Judson Hutchins
Ford Throop
Orlo Knnsely
Robert Cook
Bruce Hutchin
HUG'S FLAG HUNT A TOUGH ONE
Miller Huggins faces a hard assignment with the New York Yankees as he must assemble a pennant winning lineup. Despite spending $125,000 on Babe Ruth the midget manager must mold star players into a cohesive victory machine for the season.
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Miller Huggins
Yanks
Babe Ruth
Huggins
Fairfield letter cancels district trip due to legislative change
The editor notes a last minute shift in the lawmaking schedule forcing the absence from duties and postponing planned commencement addresses. He explains the Civil Service Reform bill affecting postal and federal employees, and regrets disappointing communities. Evangelical Church notes follow with a pastor's reminders and service times.
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Washington, D. C
Fremont Eagle
Civil Service Reform Committee
Postal Department
United States
Washington
May Meeting of Methodists Brotherhood Banquet
About 120 men attended the Methodist Brotherhood Banquet held in the church basement last Monday night. The program included music by the Git's Band readings by Elbert Reed and an address by Dr. C. C. Aitchell on The Millionaire of Oz. Several new members were received and plans for a June gathering are underway.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Git
Elbert Reed
C. C.aitchell
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Very Sincerely Yours, Louis W. Fairfield
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Telephone
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Surance
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William Russell
Vremont Co-Operative Association
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Co-Op
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Embelmer Home
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