Captain Kindler Featured In State Journal Portrait
The Ohio State Journal presents Captain Otto Kindler of Lancaster in a fine likeness. A Leader of Company L of the Fourth, he grew up in Lancaster and has served from private to captain. He previously led Company I on the Mexican border last winter and now awaits return from France to his West Walnut Street home.
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Ohio State Journal
Otto Kindler
Company l
Lancaster
France
Kindler
suel
ian
Capetain
Company IL
Co. F
Co. L
Company Lo
West
Walnut street
H V Agent In Private Office at the Freight House
An H V agent in his private office at a freight house entertains visiting higher officials. The scene reveals a humble setup with an old chair and a small desk, later upgraded with better furnishings as commissions rise and the private office is expanded.
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Hocking Valley
Laneroohd
eld treiedt
Amendt
olive
Amend
saip caine
Baby Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Paavis
Mr and Mrs August Paavis of 1 Walnut Street announce the birth of a daughter born Wednesday morning December 12. She has been named Wilma Alberta in a family joy note from the local residence.
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Wro
August Paavis
Walnut street
swort
Wilma Alberta
Lancaster Osteopathic Society Completes Its Organization
The Lancaster Osteopathic Society completes organization by adopting a constitution and by laws and naming permanent officers. Officers include President J. Byrup Le Rue, Vice President Alice Mainne, Secretary Chus M Lakiee, and Treasurer KR Baker. Regular meetings set for the first Friday of each month.
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Lin Lancaster Ostleopathic Society
J. Byrup Le Rue
Alice MaInne
Chus
M. Lakiee
KR. PL Baker
Lancaster Gstegpathic society
Fairfield county
wil
Arraigned on non-support charge in court
Timothy Houseworth was arraigned Friday on the indictment of non-support. His bond was set at $500 for his appearance. M A Danelickv Jr, attorney for the defendant, stated the charge and terms for term-to-term proceedings.
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Tmothy Houseworth
Dee
M. A. Danelickv, Jr
tiv
Motion for New Trial in Wallis Phelns Case
A motion for a new trial has been filed in the State of Ole versus Wallis Phelns. Phelns is charged with concealing stolen property and the court found the jury verdict unsatisfied a few days ago.
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State of
Ole
Wallis Phelns
Insanity Charged After Removal to Athens Trial Planned
Clare Hayining from Nelsonville was removed from Union Station to City Hospital then to Athens on a lunacy charge. Reports say he grew delirious and unstable, with authorities arranging detention at the asylum under physicians and probate oversight. The probate judge retires with sheriff to assume duties, while family and relatives await the outcome of the case and questions over hospital transfers.
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Union Station
City Hospital
Athens
Clare Hayining
Nelsonville Ay Whale
hosital
comnts
Sharif dleorge
Dayna
Nelsonville
othe erty hospital
Stile hospital
newit
Conscience and a Fair Ground Farewell Letter Details Repentance
A damaged OCR letter to the Fairfield County Agricultural Society recounts a boy sneaking into a fair ground without paying and expresses a religious verdict of sin and salvation. The writer pleads for a one dollar donation and reflects on life, judgment, and faith, citing biblical passages and personal vows.
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reeserved
Aleghana
Sceiers
Cincinnati
Fairfield County Agricultural Society
Jesus Christ
oro ayalk
Questionnaires and county exam process described
The report outlines the distribution of questionnaires to the registered area at Warrick County. It notes the posting of questions and progress as apportionment officials assist districts and collect completed sheets for evaluation.
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bord hiss
othei
Wurrick
cnatinuve
duiye
bevr
elton
Knights of Columbus Notice Advertising Event
Notice reads of a sale and jacket giveaway by a local Knights of Columbus group. It mentions a time around one o clock and a location at a hall. The fragment references Vietnamese support and a sale event to raise funds.
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Wrights of
Cabamdais
Bee fe
Sent to Children’s Home Under Probate Child Welfare Act
A fourteen year old boy is placed in the care of the children’s home under the Probate Child Welfare Act. The move follows a guardianship petition supported by the authorities and aims to provide suitable care and education.
Jackson Banquet Commutes Date Set by Auditor's Office
A Jackson event schedule shows the auditor's office coordinating banquet arrangements and a set date for the Jackson ceremony. The notice mentions the duty to complete reorganizations and related tasks, reflecting official planning for the upcoming gathering.
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Jackson dyer Uys
Government Seizes Idle Shoe Factory Machines
Government takes possession of two unused shoe factory machines from a local plant. Officials say the equipment will be repurposed for federal work elsewhere, freeing up resources for national needs.
Burglary at Local Store Stuns County
Fragmented report states a burglary occurred at a store in Loraine area. Sheriff Smellets held a suspect overnight after questioning, with limited readable details about the incident and custody.
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Loraine
Smellets
Purchased Cars Sale Records in City Auction
Dr bounds thas purchased Tats Word conpet and Ford touring car has been sold to Mr. Ed Good at wast of the city.
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bounds thas
Ed Good
wast
Hotel Changes Handed Over In Local Transaction
A local hotel changes hands as the previous manager Mrs. Behmilt is replaced by a new owner. The property known as the three side Motel has undergone a transfer of ownership after a period of operation under the former management.
Clendening Clark and Nolan Land Appointment Changes
The article reports appointments and replacements in public commissions and offices. Governor names Pyron M Clendetate and J 12 Chath Dayton with duties at the state fish and forestry bodies. It notes Clark succeeds in a key post and details shifts affecting the forest service and county positions, including Nolai and Forests offices.
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Colnintne
Bee
Clark
ibestea
Cheadenth
ceris
Fort coutty
hue
No clear headline from damaged OCR text
Damaged OCR preserves scattered phrases about wartime enlistment and equipment but bears no coherent events, names, or places. The fragmentary lines reference age ranges, training, and modernization but lack a complete narrative or verifiable details.
Crozier In War Hearings Blames Shortage For Gun Delays
Senate military affairs committee questions Major General Crozier on war weapon delays. He concedes American troops in France used French made weapons due to a machine gun shortage and places responsibility on Secretary Baker. The exchange centers on tests, funding, and the Browning gun adoption.
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France
Bake
Washington
senate military affairs
Crozer
Aquatelvy
Baker
Chamberlain
investign
Chamberdon
Gendell Crozier
ordmance
congress
ber uy
lassen de preparatinos
Fragmented War Debate Echoes Across States
The text records arguments heard in Washington and New York about wartime powers to raise armies and fund foreign service. It notes officials and civilians debating authority, dates, and protections amid a tense national context. It mentions President Wilken and related political figures shaping policy.
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Washington
New York
Ohio
Submarine Campaign Yields Few British Ships Sunk
London reports that fewer than two British ships of 1000 tons or more have been sunk since the campaign began. The tally excludes several larger and smaller ships sunk in the past week as Entente and American naval forces press the anti submarine effort.
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London
Athough Cove
Army drafts flood Camp Sherman with 4900 recruits
Ohio military officials report 4900 new selectees sent to Camp Sherman to ease congestion as 4000 more men are to arrive within 48 hours. Many enlist for specific branches and may be temporary, with records and outfitting taking place before reassignment.
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Chillicothe
sons of
Campy Sherman
eprise Lefore
Jace
Uncle Sam
Ohio
New Year Plans Spark Health Efforts in Communities
Local leaders emphasize warmth and health as communities prepare for winter. Officials urge households to conserve energy and participate in wellness efforts during the season, highlighting programs and guidance from health agencies.
German Attacks Prove Futile on Italian Front
British French and Italian lines repelled fresh German onslaughts between the Brenta and Piave rivers. Austrian battleships torpedoed by Italian forces. damage reported to docks and nearby vessels. Heavy fighting continues across Cambrai Verdun and northern front sectors with Italian defenses holding firm.
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Brenta
Piave
Italy
London
Histor sainst
Cambrai
bet Bullecourt
Queant
arn
Cannieres wood
Verdun
debeuch
Venetia
Von Batilow
Brenw
Piate
hoever
Monte Spinancia
tormedaing o
Dee
Pye a - Iarine
Poe
Victims of German Bombs Americans Killed in France
Fragmented report lists American engineers among those killed in France during German bombing raids. The text references navy and air actions, with unclear OCR garble hindering precise names and locations.
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France
Paria
Dee
Aine
ty ray
Govan aertil
jean t
haba
Unknown maritime incident near New York port
A ship gathering near New York faced a notable incident without crew injuries. The event involved navigation and transport concerns with subsequent scrutiny of procedures and safety measures.
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CLENDENING, CLARK AND NOLAN LAND
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