Christian Science Lecture on North Broad Street
A crowded Christian Science Church on North Broad Street heard Col S W Rigby introduce Jon Randall Dunn Cs, a member of the Mother Church Board of Lectureship, delivering a robust talk on Christian Science as the path to healing and spiritual unfoldment.
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North Broad Street
Christian Science Church
Jon Randall Dunn
First
Church of Christ Scientist
Bozton
Christian Science
S. W. Rigby
Randall miuid
Christian Leiser
Christian Science Healing Awakens Invalids Through Truth
A fragment notes that Christian Science reveals sin's unreality to heal illness and invalidism, awakening the sick from their nightmare by exposing false notions of disease and pain. The text emphasizes healing through understanding rather than ignoring sin.
Brotherhood Meeting Prominent Orator in Patriotism Talk
Presbyterian Brotherhood meets in church parlors Thursday April 20 at 6 30 p m with Hon Leslie N Col in Columbus Ohio a notable state and national speaker delivering Patriotism Dr W Outcast to recite and Prof Smith to arrange a short music program A dinner at 8 p m and extensive plans to ensure an interesting time for all members and friends invited
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Presbyterian Brotherhood
Rely Nn
Cole
Columbus
Ohio
CW. Outcast
Smith
ihail
Ohio Farmer Agent W. E. Learned Dying in Hospital
Ohio Partner Agent W E Learned was brought to the city hospital in an unconscious state from the Nixon boarding house and later reported in dying condition. His wife arrived from Linden Heights Columbus to stay at his bedside as the Ohio Farmer Co sent a Columbus agent to monitor his case. Other patients include a Wil Funk with a mastectomy in critical condition and a West Side glassworker Sweeney treated at City Hospital.
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Ohio
W. E. Learned
Wil Funk
Mr. Funk
Bremen
Linville
Rushville
West Side
Sweeney
City Hospital
G. Arline
E. Learned
Nixon
Linden Heights
Columbus
Ohio Farmer Co
Last Supper by Methodist Brotherhood in basement gathering
The Methodist Brotherhood held its third and final supper of the series last evening in the basement of the first A. F. E. Charen. A large attendance enjoyed a two course menu. Res. C Peale of Bellefontaine spoke after introduction by Rev. Ellsworth, delivering an address titled Gal's Masterpieces about Man as God's masterpiece.
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Methodist Brotherhood
Res. C .Peale
Bellefontaine
Ellsworth
Gal
Man
God
Ford Wo Getz to Visit Cincinnati in Winton Six Car
Mr Ford Wo Getz funeral director and Mr Joseph Assers special salesman of Crane Breed Co left Lancaster this morning for a two day business trip to Cincinnati. After minor business he will depart Cincinnati bound for home driving his new Winton Six funeral car.
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Ford Wo Getz
Joseph Assers
the
Crane & Breed Co
Lancaster
Cincinnati
Local Resident Edward Roeery Ill With Pneumonia
Mr Edward Roeery of the east of the city is reported quite ill with pneumonia. A brief health bulletin notes his condition and requests prayers and quiet during his illness.
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Edward Roeery
Captain Nourse Leads Rising Independent Military Company
Haris J. Nourse and his Independent Military Company, organized at Sierman Armory, plan a 7 39 oclock drill session tonight as seventy signed joiners push toward a hundred. Major Van A. Snider drills the squad, directing training of the eager young men under Captain Jerry Nourse with commendation for their efforts.
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Sierman Armory
Van A. Snider
Jerry Nourse
Mrs Bowers Taken Ill in Springfield Visit
Mrs. Wm. Bowers of Springfield, guest of her sister Mrs. J. W. Stout of North Broad Street, was taken suddenly ill last night and confined to bed at the Stout home. She will be moved to her Springfield home when able.
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Wm. Bowers
Springfield
J. W. Stout
North Broad
sreet
Stout
Little Berniece Yencer Dies at Age Three
Little Berniece Helen Yencer, three, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Yencer, died Tuesday at her Dumontville home after a pneumonia illness. Her infant brother died last January after a hospital operation. Surviving are the parents and many relatives. Grandfather Samuel Veneer died two weeks ago. Funeral set for tomorrow 1:30 p.m. at the house with Rev Ritter presiding. Burial in Forest Rose cemetery. Smith Undertaking will handle arrangements.
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Little Berniece Helen Yencer
Everett Yencer
Dumontville
Samuel Veneer
Columbus street
RE. F. Ritter
Forest Rose cemetery
FUR
Smith Undertaking 4
Baby Parade Opens Lancaster Baby Week Parade
A De Bary Parade will be held Monday afternoon April 3 as part of Baby Week in Lancaster. Colorful carts with bright eyed babies will lead a community drive for the Baby Saving Campaign to aid sick babies and keep well babies healthy. May Scouts and other divisions will participate in the parade inviting mothers to join the effort.
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ain Lancaster
De Bary
Bachelor Dies at Breakfast Table in Greencastle
Andrew Solt known as Sure died at Greencastle while seated at the breakfast table with his brother. He had long suffered dropsical trouble but collapsed suddenly before help could be placed. The deceased was a bachelor who lived with his brother.
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han
Geca
Jesus
Andrew Solt
Greencastle
Andrew
Mother Custody Battle Over Six Year Old Child
Gabriel M Tidd asks the court to modify the former custody order and grant him custody of Lyman Miesse Tidd. He cites the defendant’s multiple marriages and her relinquishment of the child to her mother in Columbus. The child turns six on August 4 and the hearing is set for Friday May 4 at 9 am.
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Jesus
Gabriel M 'Tidd
Emhile Tidd
Lyman Miesse Tidd
wice
John Hi- Hey McLain
Miles $S Sticker
Akron
Ohio
PUintiff
Miles S Stucker
Rirs
mceney
Rabies Case Ties Scotch Collie In Berne Township
Officer Th Haynes received word from officials that an examination found a rabies infection in a dog described as a Scotch collie. The animal was killed by Mr. Weidner after being identified as rabid, with others exposed placed under observation and treatment.
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Tinnane
Th. AL Haynes
J. EL TMs
Ollieroo
State Board of Wealth, tools
tr dos hoa
drom
George Wooney
Berne township
Weidner
Sad News for John Igel Family in East Chestnut Street
Mr and Mrs John Igel of East Chestnut Street mourn the death of their young niece Alice Lenore Crooks in Chicago from pneumonia after a brief illness. The infant daughter of John Crooks and sister of Mrs Fleet, she will be mourned at the funeral in Chicago.
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Chicago
John Fiegel
John iegel
East Chestnut street
Alice Lenore Crooks
John Crooks
Fleeet
Kegel
Lancaster Personal News Visitors and Day Trips
Miss Kate Lutz spends the week in Amanda with sister Miss Nelle Lata. Edward Donovan Sr. was a business visitor in Logan and Nelsonville. Mrs Frank Langford and daughter Edith of the South visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs George Hofman of Main Hill. Mrs Claude Westerman and daughter Helen of Bremen Lancaster visitors today. Mrs Elen of South Road Street visiting relatives in Cleveland. Mr Wm Long of Cleveland on a Lancaster business trip. Mrs McKinley of Athland Ohio spending days with Mrs AL Wittekind and Lancaster friends. Miss Guard Reap and Mrs G Rothbardt recently attended the Hartman Theatre in Columbus and saw The Birth of a Nation. Mrs Reland C Moulter to return to Woodstock after visiting her daughter Mrs Whiley. Mr and Mrs Fred Whiley witnessed The Birth of a Nation at Hartman Theatre in Columbus earlier. Johnson of Fhelby is the guest of Mrs Ada Sifford and sister Mrs A J Wighland. Miss Losswoosa Mr Freedwest of Cincinnati a business visitor today. EB A Young returned from Texas. Airline of Columpus visited her mother Mrs Sarah Camfield of North Maple. Miss Grace Beery Bett Chas left for extended visit in Portsmouth with sister Mrs Ralph Gardner.
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Frank Langford
daugh‘ter Edith
South
Kglen
South road street
Cleveland
Wm. Long
Lancaster
woosa
Freedwest
Cincinnati
EB. A Young
Texas
Onona Airline
Columpus
Sarah Camyfield
North Maple street
Grace Beery Bett Chas
Portsmouth
Ralph Gardner
Marriage License Notice In May Ceremony
A marriage license notice lists May as the month for a ceremony between Stotly, a farmer, and Rumale, and Mies Tihel Clam of Warner Township, Ras Pissorth.
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Stotly
farmer
Mies Tihel
Warner
Ras Pissorth
Inventory: Work Better Report on Month’s Property
Inventory notes discuss improving procedures for evaluating personal property. The report lists items, auditors, and dates, with emphasis on accuracy and timely update. No specific names or locations are provided in the readable text.
New Automobiles Reported In Oakland Purchase
Marc Nustin Fletoe reportedly purchased a new five passenger touring car from a local dealership in Oakland. The purchase includes a Jet Tee model and reflects recent auto sales activity in the area.
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Marc Nustin Fletoe
weedine osty-cvdrder
tive PRIssence
Oakland
Goapimg
oNob Breyroip
cary
Soldier Klils Civilian in Charleston Woo Va incident
An official report to the adjutant general cites a civilian casualty connected to national guard activities in Charleston West Virginia on April 25. The document notes questions about the civilian’s fate and the duty status at Prineston.
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Klils
Charleston Woo Va
Apiuil
John Bond
suaidemendom
Prineston
Taken to Pen for Indeterminate Sentence
Sheriff deputies escorted a man to the penitentiary amid uncertain circumstances and a pending charge, with the event noted in local police records.
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Will Funk
C. C. Peale
CAPTAIN NOURSE
Mrs. Everett Yencer
Boy Scouts
George Weidner
State Board of Health
Haynes
Kate Lutz
Amanda
Nelle Lata
coco
Edward Donovan
Logan
Nelsonville
McKinley
Athland
AL Wittekind
West Fifth avenue
Guard Reap
Mrs. G. Rothbardt
Hartman Theatre
4 Nation
vOGuU
Reland C. Moulter
Woodstock
Mre “Whiley
Fred Bb Whiley
Columbi
oon Johnson
Fhelby, OG
Ada Sifford
A. J. Wighland
North Sligh street
Alis
Loss
tantters
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