Big Auto Truck Co visit eyes Lancaster for plant
Representatives Shown Over City by Chamber of Commerce explore factory sites in Lancaster. Oberlin Auto Truck Co. officials Mr. Oberlin and Mr. James, in the city Thursday, emphasize they are not seeking donations or cash bonuses but are serious about locating a plant there to boost manufacturing.
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Oberlin
James
Oberlin Auto Truck Co
Lancaster
Chamber of Commerce
auto trek
Divorce by Wilful Absence in Summerland Case
Abbie Dunlap was granted a divorce from Clair Dunlap on wilful absence for over three years in a verdict that jurors disagreed in the note case of Fred Friesner against Fennabhriver and others, with the jury split over full amount versus partial. The Thomas Mf. Co vs Frank G. Wilson Mf. Co demurrer was sustained and the petition dismissed. Howard Loeffler seeks partition of late W. Leoffler property. May Tease Summerland Beach case grants receiver lease for 917 with cash terms, ending Nov 10 1937. Charles A. Hunter files cross petition against William Wooster alleging a 950 mortgage claim and sale of property to pay it. Catherine Fink within the home ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerland Bench
Abbie Dunlap
Clair Dunlap
Fred Friesner
Fennabhriver
Thomas Mf. Co
Frank G. Wilson Mf. Co
Fleceres
Summerland Beach
Daniel L. Maerger
Summerland Beach Improvement Company
f H. R. Defenbaugh
sonod
Pearl B. Kerns
acativst
William Wooster
Charles A. Hunter
C.EF
Richie
Charles A. Hanter
Second Series Pool Contest Opens Tonight
M Abbott and M Deavers square off in the Interurban pool room in the first game of the second series. Most winners in this series are sure of a prize, so expect hard play. N Leffinger forfeited to E Gierhart after not showing up. The match begins at night o'clock. All are welcome.
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M. Abbott
M. Deavers
N. leffinger
E. Gierhart
welcone
John W Loeffler Estate Assets Appraised In Probate Notice
Edward Loeffler as administrator filed to probate the estate of John W Loeffler. He reports undivided nine fourteenths of lot 37 in Greencastle and twelve fourteenths of part of outlot 2 appraised together at 525.00 dollars and 40 dollars respectively with total probable expenses estimated at 371.10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Loeffler
John W. Loeffler
Greencastle
High School Seniors Rhetorical Evening Delights Audiences
An all senior fifth division program at 7 30 pm in the H auditorium featured orchestra and chorus performances. Cornet solo by Martin Shonting and humorous readings by Harold Phillips and Brunella Dilger drew praise. Attendees noted good turnout despite poor weather while local family illnesses were reported.
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Martin Shonting
Verena White
Grace McMorris
Brunella Dilger
Abbie Houser
Eva Kueller
Fannie
Stars and Stripes Will Unfurl at Freight House
Pennsy Railroad employees set up a fog pole over the freight house where the stars and stripes will be unfurled, signaling a public display of the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsy Railroad
Lancaster Dairyman and Miss Bitter Marry in Lancaster
A. V. Taylor dairyman of Lancaster and Miss Margaret Bitter of Lancaster daughter of Patrolman W T Bitter were married by Rev Poole in Lancaster.
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A. V. Taylor
Lancaster
Margaret Bitter
W. T. Bitter
Rev. Poole
Good Friday observed at all focal churches
Today Good Friday was observed in a fitting manner at all the focal churches, with services and ceremonies reflecting solemn devotion. The observances included worship, prayer, and community participation across multiple congregations.
Vatican Organ's Opinion On Wilson Address
The Osservatore Romano condemns President Wilson for shifting from peace advocacy to urging broader war. It laments his stance as leading the new world into participate in the horrors of the greatest human butchery witnessed by the old world.
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Vatican Organ
ome
The
Osservatore Romano
Wilson
consresas
Gas Explosion Hurts Local Pastor at Upper Sandusky Church
Rev A F Beery pastor of Evangelical Church at Upper Sandusky Ohio and brother of H T Beery of South Cherry Street suffered painful facial burns and eye injuries in a gas explosion during a church prayer service last Wednesday evening. The sexton had not yet lit the furnace and gas had not been properly turned off at the third burner. The physician treated him at the scene, and his eyes were not permanently damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Beery
Evangelical Church
Upper Sandusky
Ohio
H. T Beery
South Cherry St
Beery
Submarine sightings prompt Allied shipping warnings
Wireless warnings were sent to Allied authorities reporting submarine sightings last night between Porto Rico and Bermuda, signaling heightened danger to Atlantic shipping lanes. The alert came from German sources via the Eagle Sentinel special dispatch.
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Porto Rico
Bermuda
NEW YORK
Jacob Nixon Dies. Funeral Sunday in West Rushville
Jacob Nixon, a farmer from Richland and Rushcreek townships, died at five this morning at his home on the Z and AQ Pike two miles west of West Rushville. He leaves a wife and eight children, two at home. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 1 15 PM at West Rushville M E Church with Rev. A A Sayre in charge. Burial will be in Grandview Cemetery near Bremen. B F Lanse of Rushville is funeral director.
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Jacob Nixon
Richland
Rushcreek
AQ pike
West Rushville
M. E
A. A Sayre
Grandview Kemetery
Bremen
F. Lanse
Rushville
President Wilson signs war resolution and calls volunteers
President Wilson signed the war resolution today and issued a call for volunteers for the army and navy. The announcement was transmitted as a special Eagle dispatch from Washington on April 6.
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Army
Navy
WASHINGTON
Wilson
County Auditor Sends 9600 Tax Blanks to Posh Field County
County Auditor Herman C. Roller mailed 9 600 tax blanks to property owners in Posh Field County. Tax returns must date from April first and be filed with the Auditor by May first. The county has 10 000 residents and 9 600 are taxpayers.
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Herman C. Roller
Poshfield county
Banyan Girls plan nine week league in baseballdom
The Banyan Society at the YWCA held a meeting led by Mrs Isabella Nicolia and others. A nine week campaign forms a baseballdom style league with nine clubs and committees naming runs and players as new members join. Also notes social visits and church group activities including Ladies' Aid at Collins Chapel and Bible Class at Hanlin home.
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Banyan
Isabella Nicolia
Ella Bope
Ada Purcell
Bess
Banyan Inspirational Committee
Swastika Club
New York
Forest Rose Club
Boston
Blue Bell Club
Philadelphia
Constance Club
Chicago
Excelsior Club
St Louis
Swastika
Anna McDavitt
Horest Rose
Daisy Binkley
Blue Bell
Ruby Baxter
Constance
Marie Turkington
Excelsior
Catherine McIntyre
Catherine Bowers
Banyan mothers
Federation
league
Ladies’ Aid Society
Carter
Ladies' Aid Society
Collins Chapel
M. E. Church
Hanlin
L. T. Hanlin
Loyal Women's Bible Class
Madison avenue
Byron LaRue
H. M. Hazelton
McGuire
Harry Weaver
Widow Sues Lodge to Recover Insurance Policy
Mary A. Clelland sues the Sovereign Camp of the Woodmen of the World to recover $850 policy benefits on her late husband Harry Clell. Trial set for Friday morning with attorney Brooks E. Shel for the plaintiff and Lees Dowd of Columbus and Ben F. Carlson for the defendant. Doctors G W Walker of Roseville and J H Axtine testified as witnesses.
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Mary A. Clelland
Woodmen of the World
Harry Clelland
Woodmen
lolger
Brooks E. Shel
Lees and Dowd
Columbus
Ben FR. Calson
G. W. W. Walker
Roseville
J. H
G. Axtine
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL ADS FROM EASTER VISITORS
Miss Lillian Cunningham of Ohio State University visits Columbus for Easter with parents Mr and Mrs Geo Cunningham. Adeline Griffith from Ohio State attends weekend with parents in Hookersong. Josephine Thomas of O U visits parents Mr and Mrs Amos Thomas. Banks of Ohio State joins for Easter. Orville Blazer from Ohio State University stays with his parents. Dr Robert Hastings of Kenyon College hosts over Easter. Mary Hershberger from Ohio State University visits father Dr J P Hershberger. Mrs Wilson returns home to Greensburg after visiting Mrs George Ewing. Edward Bowns (Emma Schrenk) of Logan arrives Saturday to celebrate Easter with George and Emma Schrenk. Helen Redmon of Ohio University visits East Main Street mother Mary Redmon. Harry Nester of Notre Dame University comes for Easter with parents on Chestnut Hill. Venise and Dorothy Thimmes of St Marys spend Easter with Wm Thimmes family. Jane Saunders and niece Clara Crook of Columbus stay weekend with Saunders family on East Walnut Street.
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Lillian Cunningham
Ohio State University
Columbus
Geo. 8. Cunningham
Mast King avenue
Josephine Thomas
Amos Thomas
North High street
Banks
Ohio State
Thomas
Edward Bowns
Emma Schrenk
Logan
George Schrenk
Forest Rose avenue
Harry Nester
Notre Dame University
F. Nester
Chestnut Hill
Jane Saunders
Clara Crook
Saunders
East Walnut street
Peace Bond Filed Against A M Hensley at Sugar Grove
Bert Hensley of Sugar Grove was placed under a 500 peace bond in Justice Paride's Court after Mrs Eu Graybill testified she feared for her family's safety. The Graybill family and Paul Graybill testified for the state while Gilbert Hensley and Rose Rush testified for the defense. With bond default, Hensley remained jailed until he can secure release.
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A. M
Bert) Hensley
Sugar Grove
Unfurl The Flag at City Hall In Patriot Plea
A local editor criticizes city officials for not flying the donated flag at city hall. Readers urge raising the flag daily from the flag staff, offering rope or pulley solutions and volunteers to help if officials won’t act. Voters urged to elect capable men who will stand a breeze for old glory.
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Eagle
the Gazette
Eagie
Markets Report Flatbed Cattle and Hogs Prices Across Cities
East Buffalo and Chicago market notes list cattle, hogs, sheep and calves with bid ranges for steers, heifers, cows and bulls. Receipts sizable. prices vary by region, from beef steers around 9 to 15 dollars and hogs near 15 dollars, with regional shifts at Cleveland and Pittsburgh listings.
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Buffalo
N. J
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
O. Noril & Cattle
caniman
House Votes 273 to 50 for War Resolution
Washington April 6 The House adopted by 273 to 50 the Senate war resolution declaring a state of war with Germany After prolonged debate leaders and many members voiced support or opposition Chairman Flood argued for urgency while Majority Leader Kitchin urged caution Several opponents cited conscience and policy concerns reflecting a divided chamber.
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Kitchin
Mann
Flood
Washington
house
senate
Germany
Claude Kitchen
Igoe
Missouri
Mason
Illinois
Great Britain
Goodwin
Arkansas
Cooper
Wisconsin
Baltimore
Brittin
Ilinois
Martison
Vall2
Fergo woo
Baron Von Steuben
Brillig
Foss
Thavis
London
New York
MacKinley
Spain
Sherwood
Ohio
Cannon
United States
Vann
congress
Miners Seek Wages Hike At Conference
Indianapolis April 6 Representatives of mine workers unions in Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania discussed calling a general conference of local chairmen to demand wage increases of 1 to 10 percent despite the current contract not expiring for a year.
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Minere
Indianapolis
mine workers’ unions
Tinos
Indiana
Oho
western Pennsylvania
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South Maple street
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Weston
W. Va
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Rushcreek Townships
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Fast Chestnut street
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Orville Blazer
Ohin State University
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Wheeling Hill
Greensburg, Pa
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Ohio University
Athens
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East Main street
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St. Mary's of the Springs
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