Attack by Sceptice Mia Proved Fatal in Marshall
A fatal accident occurred on South Main Street in Marshall when Martell, 66, collapsed after a scratch and subsequent injuries while handling lumber near a duty post. Dr. Ievelte and local residents reported limited medical options as authorities investigated the incident and noted witnesses and family members affected by the tragedy.
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Democrat-Law
Deford
Martell
South Main Street
Dohneon & Wre
Ievelte
Conan
Oxford
Fasos
Shaee
Arte
Devi
Wiliam
Veliofon
Tang
Margaret
Leaise
Registration Drives Accent Female Voters Ahead of Invasion
Early registration reports show heavy turnout, especially among women, as voters prepare for the November contest. Tonight new registrations end at nine o clock, otherwise unregistered residents cannot vote. Howard King and Reverend Wendling headline events at local churches as audiences anticipate a strong turnout.
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Heardeft
Johnston v C. H. D. D. Railway injuries case in Lima
In the Perry R. Johnston suit against the C. H. D. D. Railway, the defendant filed an answer and the Common Pleas Court denied several material allegations. Johnston sought 20000 damages for injuries from a fall from a freight car in Lima. The defense contends any injury was caused by his own negligence.
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Perry
Johnston
Tha Defindant
Common Pleas Court
Johnston Wee
Lima
William Clover Visits Friends After Long Absence
William Clover a former C MH and 1 engineer residing on South Fourth Street is on a visit to Georgia state where he is employed on a railroad. He will return to Georgia Saturday night after two years away.
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William Clover
South Fourth Street
Georgia
Liesner Funeral Set for August Liesner
The funeral for August Liesner will be held at 118 South Shuler Avenue at 8 30 in the morning and at 9 o'clock at St Veronica Church Interment follows at St Stephens Cemetery.
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August Liesner
South Shuler Avenue
August Bach's Funeral Service Arranged
The funeral for August Bach will begin Monday morning at the home of his daughter Miss Anne Bach 239 South Front Street at o'clock and later move to St Stephen's Church at S20 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bach
Miss Anne Bach
South Front Street
St. Stephen's Church
Laterment St
Stephen’s Chaiveh
Appointments to Value Real Estate for Guardian Trust
Judge SlurtketY named C Fouts Edgar Blue and Will livinih to appraise the real estate of John Posseluian jr guardian of dormer with aim to mortgage to raise funds for boarding improvement reading like a local notice of guardianship and property appraisal proceedings.
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C. Fouts
Edgar Blue
Willivinih
Slurtkety
John Posseluian
Dormer
Horder
Paris Patterns-Guimpe and Dress No 1749 2102
Describes a jaunty velveteen dress with brown taffetas trim and sarah silk guimpe for Miss 15 years. Includes fabric yardages for multiple widths and six sizes 9 to 17 years. Pattern Nos 1749 2102 available postpaid for 10 cents from Hamilton Evening Democrat Pattern Department.
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Paris
Sarah
Hamilton Evening Democrat
Unclear fragments hint at a local case or sale record
Fragmentary OCR mentions a possible court or case matter and a sale by a person or entity called The Hadeliste Drag Hamilton. Details are garbled and uncertain.
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Hadeliste Drag i
Hamilton
Fortune’s antics spark laughter and garden misadventure
Dane Fortune drew tears of laughter and nearly burst a blood vessel while showering affection on Martia Seloll. He explored Wolf's Hill planting an empty allotment for aves, halted with one acre unplanted, then planted sugar corn instead. He deemed the lamb project a loss and joked nature favored the freakish.
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Democrat-Sin
Miltonville
Dane Fortune
Martia Seloll
Wolf's Hill
Aves
One Acre Roasting Car Boom Makes Small Farmer Rich
The narrative describes Martin turning a single acre into a profitable roasting car venture in Diamond City. He profits seventy dollars from the one acre, while the town rewards his success. meanwhile neighbors share social visits and health notes from Franklin and Hamilton areas.
College Corner notes social visits and moves
Louis Ault and daughter Margaret visited Indianapolis after spending Saturday morning there. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Kennedy of Middletown stayed with her parents over Sunday. Elmer Wilson was in Hamilton Sunday afternoon. A. Douglas, postmaster, visited Hamilton Friday. Mrs. Jim Vanness and two grandchildren visited Minerva Pierson in Hamilton. J. Davis and wife, guests of R. A. Ashton, left for Kansas Thursday. Charlie Kirkpatrick and wife moved into A. J. Harrison’s house. Carl Miller and daughter from Indianapolis visited their parents. Z. T. Jones and son Dwight visited Mrs. Jones’ parents in Liberty Sunday. Maud Jones and Homer Baker were seen driving. Maud shopped in Liberty Monday.
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Democrat-Sun
College Corner
Louis Ault
Margaret
Indianapolis
C. E. Kennedy
Middletown
Elmer Wilson
Hamilton
A. Douglas
Jim Vanness
Minerva Pierson
J. Davis
R. A. Ashton
Kansas
Charlie Kirkpatrick
A. J. Harrison
Carl Miller
Z. T. Jones
Dwight
Dwight, Were Guests of Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Davis
Liberty
Miss Maud Jones
Homer Baker
Miss Maud
Keener Girl Dies of Typhoid Pneumonia at Age Ten
Mable Keener, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Keener, died Saturday evening from typhoid pneumonia aged ten. Interment is in West Chester cemetery. Ralph Hood and wife spent Sunday with John Puree. Dave Gerber visited home folks. George Bacon and family hosted Mr and Mrs Chas Lintner of Hamilton last Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Gerber spent Sunday with Jerry Truster.
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Greenbrier
George Bacon
Chas. Lintner
Hamilton
John Gerber
Jerry Truster
Mable Keener
William Keener
West Chester
Ralph Hood
John Puree
Dave Gerber
Community Notes from Lesourdsville and Nearby Towns
Antony Casper and Simon Whitsell visited Lesourdsville on Sunday. Mrs. Philip Kunz went to Hamilton on Monday for business. Mrs. Sam K. Hughes shopped in Hamilton on Tuesday. Miss Maggie Reiff attended a Hamilton wedding on Wednesday. George Gregory traveled to Middletown on Thursday for business. Mary Neubrander of Middletown visited the Imhoff family on Friday. Mrs. Pence Talbert shopped in Hamilton on Friday. Mrs. Christ Reiff and daughter Mildred went to Hamilton on Saturday. Leona Conrad and sister spent Saturday and Sunday with the Neubrander girls in Amanda. Attendees from here joined a fish fry at Wm. Neubrander’s Saturday. Homer Herr of Hamilton spent Sunday with his father. Roy Imhoff went to a ball game in Middletown on Sunday. Mrs. John Redfoot visited Hamilton on business Saturday. Mrs. Geo Kunz visited Amanda with her folks Sunday.
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Democrat-Sun
Lesourdsville
Antony Casper
Simon Whitsell
Philip Kunz
Hamilton
Sam K. Hughes
Maggie Reiff
Beil
George Gregory
Middletown
Mary Neubrander
Imhoff
Pence Talbert
Christ Reiff
Mildred
Leona’ Conrad
Neubrander
Amanda
Wm. Neubrander
Homer Herr
Roy Imhoff
John Redfoot
Geo. Kunz
Contreras Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Oct. 23 reports Mrs Will Stanton visiting Mr and Mrs John Black in Mount Carmel and Mrs Ella Bake entertaining her brother Mort Miller and his Palms California family on the preceding Saturday.
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Contreras
Will Stanton
John Black
Mount Carmel
Ella Bake
Mort Miller
Palms
California
Hard Times in Kansas Cited by Cadell Citizen
Earl Shamburg of Cadell recalls a hard time when grasshoppers and drought plagued Kansas. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a persistent cough after less than a bottle, praising its effectiveness as a lung and throat remedy. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by drug stores, 50 cents and one dollar.
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Kansas
Cadell
Earl Shamburg
Dr. King
Bath hosts guests in quiet Sunday social rounds
James Killough and family and D. W. Fields and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Dare of Bath Indiana Sunday. Ed Morrick and family from Raymond Indiana spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morrical. Mrs Carrig Finch and daughter Helen of Oxford visited her sister Mrs. Alpha Davis.
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James Killough
D. W. Fields
Ambrose Dare
Bath
Ind
Ed Morrick
Raymond
W. J. Morrical
Carrig Finch
Helen
Oxford
Alpha Davis
YMCA Corner Listing of Facilities and Hours
The Young Men's Christian Association on the corner of Third and Dayton streets offers a wide range of services and facilities. Building hours run from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. with gymnasiums baths bowling alleys night school Bible classes religious meetings an employment bureau a boarding house directory a library reading room correspondence tables socials and entertainments for visitors.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Third
Dayton
Bath
Welcorm
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Home Sweet Home
Riew
Bijou Theatre
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Marshall
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William
Herve
Troy
M.welch
Fanu - Chas
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Miu
Alice
Tekor
Hideo
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Ory Paevgiati
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Masele
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Alma
Anon
Pee Weir
Wendling
Ro Wendling
Tarsus
Son OF
Albert King
Howard King
Theowbmner
Great Central Tea Co
Bidie
Duckstader
Holly News
General Dental
Liesner
August Bach
Pattern Department
Democrat
P. O
Miltonvile
Ida Williams
Inez DE Mar
Jean Diamond
Joe Mersel
Lubin
Helen Duene
Porter J. White & Company
Chicago
Bell
Matusomoto
Martin’s
Martin
Diamond City
Acre
Egypt
Joseph
W.W. Hauek
Franklin
Tid
Harry House
George Evans
Ed. Eismman
Alice Hunsicker
Oscar
Thomas Craig
Woodsdale
The
Miami Valley National Bank
Pinaud
Ed. Pinaud
Parfumerie
Pinaud P
Arcous
Diam
RAND
Chichester
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Jas
FE. Rothenbue
Eeewe
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Third and
Court Sts
Ae Dwaninwe
Sundawve
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