Christmas Cheer and Local News From Albion Elliot’s
North Pike sends Merry Christmas greetings to Tribune editors and readers. The Ladies' Church Aid of the 20th met at Albion Elliot's with many attendees. The item mentions furloughs, visits by Henry and the Double family, a letter from Clarencé Dunbar to La Salle school, and a South Side Meat Market ad offering round and sirloin steak at 25 cents per pound.
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the Tribune
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Northeast Dover Sunday School Briefs and Local Notes
Reports from Northeast Dover recount a frigid week with a Sunday school gathering at North Dover church aves. Notes mention Jacob Ziegler’s son visiting 21 years to care for him, Mrs. Fred Free visiting Pike township cousin, Horace Breece visiting from Michigan, and C. F. Bell hosting relatives. Other entries list sick lists for Nina, Bessie, and local families, with P. C. Lee and kin connected to C. F. Bell. Also cited is F. Wentz on the sick list and a South Side Meat Market price of 16 1/2 cents for beef boiled.
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Dover
North Dover Church
Aves
Jacob Ziegler
Fred Free
George Hite
Pike Township
Horace Breece
Michigan
C. F. Bell
D. C. Lee
Will Ziegler
Lela Luden
Grandma Fulerton
Nina
Bessie Bell
P. C. Lee
F. Wentz
Life Camp Letters and Local News Items
Wartime letters discuss camp life at Life Camp Sherman with notes on drills duties and daily routines. A long obituary outlines Margaret Catherine Falkner Whipple 1843 birth Germany Ohio and several children and grandchildren. Local notices include Christmas plans at the District No. 7 schoolhouse and a recruiting anecdote about a man wearing a German-made glass eye seeking to return it.
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Paul Gary
Anderson
Ind
Gary
U. S. Marine Corps
Louisville
G. C. Wright
Germany
Christmas Letter From Camp Sherman Inspires Pupils
A letter from C. J. Dunbar of the 329th Infantry at Camp Sherman Chillicothe Ohio expresses gratitude for student progress and hopes to visit next Saturday for five days. He wishes the students a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and signs off as Ever your friend.
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C. J. Dunbar
O. B. 329Th Inf
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe, Ohio
Notice of Dissolution of Sharpe & Walker Partnership
The partnership Sharpe & Walker is dissolved by mutual consent at Liberty Centre Ohio on December 7 1917 Tra G Sharpe is authorized to adjust and petition all debts due to and by the partnership Also lists a Christmas special advertisement Read & Wager Rogers 1847 Teaspoons set of 6 at 139 per set and round and sirloin steak 25 cents with South Side Meat Mar
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Sharpe & Walker
Tra G. Sharpe
Liberty Centre
Ohio
Ira G. Sharpe
Charles Walker
Rogers
Read & Wager
South Side
Margaret Briggs obituary and family notice
Margaret Amanda Hartzell born September 8 1541 in Columbiana County Ohio died December 10 117 aged 68 years three months two days. Last of seven children she moved with her family to Fulton County as a young woman and married Harvey O Briggs November 24 1870. Survived by Maude Rinkel Melbourn Fred Briggs St Paul Harry Briggs Toledo. Funeral at West Rim Street residence and interment in Wauseon cemetery. Acknowledgments to neighbors minister singers and supporters from Mr and Mrs Will Rinkel Mr and Mrs Fred Briggs Mr and Mrs Harry Briggs. Chamberlain's Tablets advertised for stomach biliousness and constipation and winter cemetery wreaths available through Wauseon Floral Co.
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Isaac Whipple
Margaret Catherine Falkner
Iorn
Baden
Germany
America
Ohio
Richland County
Williams County
Phoebe Ann Mackler
Pioneer
Charles Falkner
Mary Shaffer
Waldron
Mich
Morenci
Abram L. Whipple
Archbold
Carrie B. Gourne
Toledo
Charles A. Whipple
Fayette
John P. Whipple
Weston
New York State
Fulton County
Margaret Briggs
Margaret Amanda Hartzell
Columbiana County
Harvey O. Briggs
Maude Rinkel
Melbourn
Fred O. Briggs
St. Paul
Minn
Harry ‘. Briggs
Vincennes
Ind
Wauseon
West Rim Street
Wauseon Cemetery
German element speaker urges unity amid war fears
In a speech at Aldrich park, Rev. Bunge, a Normalite, speaks as representative of the German element in Aberdeen and vicinity. He recalls German roots, loyalty to the United States, and the duty to support the government during wartime, urging unity and resolve for liberty and the country’s future.
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Rev. Bunge
Loy
Mr. Bunge
St Aldrich Park
Aberdeen
Wecno
United States
Reneva
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