Bellefontaine Ohio Claims Oldest Concrete Street
A historical notice argues Bellefontaine, Ohio hosts the oldest concrete street amid a retrospective on America’s early transport era. It references rapid car growth and the absence of cement standards thirty four years prior and invites readers to request a free booklet on Concrete Streets.
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Bellefontaine
Ohio
America
Court House Square
Death of Mrs Anna Roscos at Goshen Ind reported
Plumville notes a death at the Roscos home in Goshen Indiana. The deceased daughter of Z C Shrecengost is mourned by a family, with relatives visiting and neighbors sharing condolences. Community updates include mail changes, local school staff arrivals, and health statuses of residents amid a string of local mentions.
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Anna Roscos
Goshen
Ind
Z. C. Shrecengost
Kathryn Pifer
Japan
Philadelphia
A. F. Pifer
Mary Pifar
John Shriecengost
Valley
Josephine Shrecengost
Sagamore
Hone
Louise Stuchul
Isabel Bakman
Woodlawn
Mary Pifer
Leroy Donds
Samuel Fisher
Leroy Eakman
Wayne Warnick
Sharon
Orpha Streames
Fowler
Colo
Matthew’ Streams
Washington Township
Les. Coleman
Smicksburg
Jennie Allshouse
Near Town
Louise Cochran
Virginia Black
Pittsburgh
Frank Stewart
Charles and
Ray
Indiana
Wallace Hikin
Hast Plumville
Indiana Hospital
Cochran
Bryan Hill
Hebrank
Local Social Calls and Visits Across Town
A wave of Sunday visits and weekend calls fills the community scene. Jessie Walker and Charles McQuown were among Indiana callers while Mrs. O’Hare toured the Clark Brillhart home. The Mumau and Harmon Irvin households saw guests, and Marie Learn shopped in Indiana. A senior class play drew many to Cockport, and Charles Learn showcas ed a new Chevrolet.
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Jessie Walker
O’hare
Clark Brillhart
Samuel Lydie
Hillsdale
Mumau
Doyle Hollis
Charles McQuown
Indiana
Frank Keithmiller
Harry Sheesley
Merl Sheesley
M. D. Britheart
Gipsy
Edgar Gromley
C. A. Comer
Walter Muram
Harmon Irvin
Boudertown
G. L. Butterbaugh
Wiliam Thomas
Hillside
Samuel Kerr
Ebensburg
Marie Learn
Cockport
Green Township
Charles Learn
Frank Kerr
Lynn Buterbaugh
Deckers Point
Jess Harbiige
Norris Buterbaugh
Lynn Hadden
Wilsons Friends
Who Wants a Picture of the Bride
A witty reflection on why relatives and friends seek wedding photos. The quip notes parents, in laws, and guests all want a keepsake while the couple begins a new chapter. Newspaper readers are included as eager notices in this light blank verse of social ritual.
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