Dr Buckner Preaches at First Christian Church
Dr Buckner delivered two sermons at the First Christian Church with Mrs Jf M Skazelton directing music and Miss Snyder with Miss Grace Saunder on piano. Four baptisms occurred as Buckner urged burden bearing and faith in Jesus as the path to relief and joy.
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Man Who Traveled Far to Find God Services Schedule
A local edition notes services nightly this week except Wednesday. On Friday evening Dr Buckner will address The Things the Christian Church Have Advocated for One Hundred Courts.
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Christian Church
Adjudged Insane Woman From Lancaster
Mary Blertz of Lancaster was declared insane in Probate Court on Saturday afternoon. Medical testimony from Drs. A. V. Lerch and C. G. Axi supported the ruling. she will be taken to the hospital on Tuesday.
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Lancaster
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C. G Axi
Van Pierson pleads guilty in common pleas court
James Van Pierson pleaded guilty to non support in common pleas court this morning. He faces weekly payments to be fixed and set for review in common pleas tomorrow morning.
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James Van Pierson
Common Pleas
Pastor Joseph Sittler Leaves Delaware for Lancaster Ohio
The Daily Gazette notes Rev Joseph Sittler has resigned after over three years at St Mark Lutheran Delaware and will accept the pastorate of St Peters Lancaster Ohio. Delaware congregation expresses deep gratitude and prays for his success and family as he moves to one of central Ohio's largest Lutheran churches.
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St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Delaware
Daily Gazette
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Lancaster
Ohio
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Wessing
Grace Reformed Church receives large service flag
Mr and Mrs Martens of West Walnut street donate a large service flag to Grace Reformed Church. The flag features eight vicars honoring eight members of the church who have entered the country's service.
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Chas. Martin
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West Walint aireet
Thornville Man Hurt When Car Tops On Pleasantville Pike
Mr Handy of Thornville and his wife and child were in a Ford that turned turtle on the Pleasantville pike near the covered bridge Saturday evening. Handy was seriously injured with a concussion and taken to City Hospital. The wife and child were badly frightened but unharmed. The car was sent to the repair shop.
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Horse Thief Chester Brown Denied New Trial by Judge Teeeves
Chester Brown, convicted by a jury of horse theft, saw his motion for a new trial denied by Judge Teeeves. Attorney William Davison argued Brown was drunk and unconscious at the time, regaining control only after his delivery to Carroll lockup. Brown received an indeterminate penitentiary sentence of one to five years.
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William Davidson
Brown
Carroll
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Motorist Crashes Near Main and Cherry Streets
A motorist in a motor truck collided with a buggy and damaged a horse near Main and Cherry at about 7 oclock Saturday evening. The driver paid damages and continued on his way, with one man from North Nerne reportedly injured.
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Soldier Dies After Illness At Camp Stermean
John Martin, a private from Alliance Ohio assigned to the Big Inin o Second Train Battalion, died this morning at Camp Stermean hospital after suffering an epilepsy related illness during training. With no immediate kin, officials faced burial arrangements and found the body would be sent to Columbus Barracks for interment in the War Department cemetery.
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Stermean
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Columbus Barracks
War Department
Sudden death of Isaac Hennis at Lancaster Leather plant
Isaac Hennis aged 65, an employee at the Lancaster Leather board plant, died suddenly at his home 506 East Street on Saturday night after a short illness. He is survived by his wife and five daughters. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 1:00 PM with Rev. Ellsworth, at Forest Rose Cemetery.
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Lancaster Leatherboard
East street
Ellsworth
Forest Rose
Last Sad Service for Mrs Dunn Held at St Marys
The last rites were conducted for Mrs Dunn of Huntington West Virginia at St Marys Church with many friends in attendance. Burial followed in Forest Row cemetery.
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Worker Injured as Casting Falls at Alten Foundry
John Carttrell of Washington Ave. had his left foot mashed when a large casting fell on him at the Alten foundry Monday morning. Dr. G Axline attended the injured man.
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Miss Wickhamn Removed To Hospital In FL Ambulance
Miss Georgia Wickhamn, linked with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hengst near Hookers, was hospitalized Sunday at Mill Hospital in Florida after a blood poisoning diagnosis. She remains in critical condition.
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Hookers
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Bourlon: British Reach Bourlon Wood After Hand Fight
London reports after hand to hand fighting the British, English Welsh and Scottish troops dismounted and captured Bourlon town and most of Bourlon wood west of Cambrai. Germans retreating from a stronghold near the rail hub face renewed pressure as Italian and French forces hold their fronts against Austro German assaults. Russian front shows new artillery activity near Jacobstadt and renewed fighting on the Roumanian front.
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I talians
Jacobstalt
Mrs Mellen Sued for Alienation of Affections
Mrs Katharine Lloyd Livingston Mellen wife of Charles S Mellen former president of the Northern Pacific and New York New Haven and Hartford railroads is named as defendant in a suit filed by Mrs Margaret Brown for alienation of affections. Damages of 100000 are sought. Mrs Brown is wife of a local hotel man and the Browns have been separated.
Czar's Daughter in Fictitious Russia Escape Heads for U.S.
Tatiane Nicolaevina Romanoff, 20, daughter of deposed Tsar Nicholas II, escaped from Tobolsk via a fictitious marriage scheme to a former chamberlain's son and is en route to the United States, escorted by an Englishwoman. She left Tobolsk for Marbin, then Japan, and boarded a steamer for the Pacific coast. New York Russian civilian relief officers expect her to arrive in November and play a prominent role in the organization’s work.
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New York
Navy
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Nicholas Romanoff
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United States
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Marbin
Manchuria
Japan
Pacific
Gompers Re-elected Amid AFL Leadership Shakeup
In Buffalo on November 26 Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor for 35 years with little opposition. All other officers were returned except treasurer John R Lennon defeated by Daniel J Tobin head of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
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Buffalo
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John KR. Lennon
Daniel J. Tobin
International Teamsters and Chauffeurs’ tion
Relief Campaign Aims for Venetian Refugees Aid
Prominent residents of Moston plan a drive to raise 200000 for relief of Italian refugees from the Venetian province driven by Austrian forces. The effort reflects local concern for dispossessed families and displaced communities.
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reoipen
Bomb Explodes at Italian Church Killing Police Crew
Milwaukee officials failed to identify those responsible for a bomb explosion at a church basement, killing one police officer and several detectives. About twenty five Italians were arrested as investigators probe religious feud ties and possible motives linked to Pastor Guiliana.
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Bayview
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Tralian
Bert Maroney
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Flood tide
Charles Dev Nauer
David O'Brien
Fred Kare
Stephen Stecker
Alberti Temple
Frank M Canwin
Paul We
War Matters to the Fore in New Session
Washington November 26 Members of congress prepare to return for the second war session with expects of heavy war legislation. Prohibition woman suffrage and domestic issues are on the agenda alongside questions of relations with Germany and Turkey and Bulgaria.
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United States
Germany
Washington
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Turkey
Bulgaria
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Gringer
New Stampshire
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hous
Chairmim Stone
senate foreign relations
Lewis
Whnots
Curtis
Vanses
Russian ambassador repudiates Bolsheviki government in Petrograd
Washington reports Boris Balinsky Bal-mimeff, Russian ambassador, formally repudiates the Bolshevik government in Petrograd and states Moscow will sever relations. He says the envoy’s associates will withdraw and similar actions may be taken by the naval and military missions allied with the Tsarist government.
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United States
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aids
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Long Term For Deserter Reported
The War Department indicated a court martial found a German-identified American deserter from the Army ashes, stationed at Panoma, who after desertion attempted to return to Germany to seek military service.
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