Obituary of Chiederick Stimp From Chambersburg Pa
Chiederick Wy Stimp born September 7 1885 in Chambersburg Pa died May 26 1914 from bowels obstruction after a brief illness. He left a large family and foster daughter Mrs Frank Geisert. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Daniel Rupp and Rev L J Ehlerherat, with burial in Marshall Cemetery. He taught in Ohio and Illinois and donated land for a school named for him. He joined the Church of God early in life and remained a devout Christian. He was remembered for kindness and a steady mind. He leaves a wife foster daughter and her husband and children and many friends.
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Chiederick Wy. Stimp
Chambersburg
Eless Nicholas Stump
Columbian County
Ohio
Rom
Starke County
Illinois
Eis
Prank ~Gelsert
Stump
Daniel ‘Rupp
L. J. Ehlerherat
Teal Dence
Frank Geisert
Marshall
Stop Killing Insect Eating Birds to Save Crops
A voiced plea argues that ninety percent of native bird life has been destroyed and insect pests threaten forests and crops. It cites quail and other birds as vital in reducing boll weevils, chinch bugs, and caterpillars, urging federal protection and bans on killing insect eating birds.
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Hs Beatiere
Texas
United States
Middle Eastern
Paris Green
Pennsylvania
Spotato Bigs
Illnois
Deenor
Massachusetts
Nebraska
Fitch
Otto
Martin
Obscure Local Notices Reflect Community Life
In Marshall and nearby towns residents attend religious and social events such as a Children Day service planned for June 14 at Clarksville with Baptist Society preparations. Notes mention illness like measles in Clara Claypool and a funeral in Chicago for a niece of Jacob and Nat Mountjoy, with local visits and family ties across communities.
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South Dolson
Marshall
Sindy
Jacob
Nat ‘Mountjoy
Clarksville
Chicago
Connecticut urged to expand seaside sanatoriums for tuberculosis
Dr. Stephen I Maher reports to Governor Baldwin that Connecticut lags behind Germany in tuberculosis care. He praises nationwide seaside sanatoriums and open air treatment, notes German brick or stone facilities with X ray rooms and incubators, and contrasts American wood buildings and shorter patient stays.
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Wallingford
Conn
Connecticut
Germany
Stephen I., Mather
New Haven
Ore ‘Maher
Berlin
Baldwin
Maher
America
Dream Locates Long Lost Will of Frank Locklin
Helen Locklin of Bement Illinois presented at her lawyer's office a long lost will drawn by her late brother Frank Locklin who died in 1910. She had dreamed of its location and believed finding it would save her home and truck garden from sale to satisfy a judgment. A recent dream directed a crew to recover the document.
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Decature
Bett
Helen
Locklin
Bement
Frank‘ Locklin
Frank
Oberlin Freshman Scout Honors Hidden Stacker
An anonymous steeplejack at Oberlin College quietly climbed a 175 foot smoke stack for the heating project and decorated it with the class numerals. Two workers recently fell from the stack and were killed, highlighting a deadly risk amid construction.
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Oberlin
Oberlin “College
Not Worse by Sight at Assembly on Feminine Styles
The Presbyterian General Assembly condemns prevailing feminine fashions, arguing taste and modesty have not advanced since crinoline days. It asserts the assembly’s scrutiny remains sharp and exact in judging women’s attire.
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Presbyterian General Assembly
Assembly
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Terre Haute Reader
A Terre Haute resident Mrs McCoskey praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney discomfort headaches and dizziness. The note recommends the pills to readers for relief and urges purchasing at 60 cents from dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as the manufacturer.
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Terre Haute
Marshall
McCoskey
Cleveland Ave
Ind
Dean
Doan
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East Side Public Square
Dayton
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