The County News Briefs In Penfield Area
The News records unsigned community notes from Penfield and Norwalk Ohio visitors and local happenings. Adam, Adams, and Tolles are mentioned with health and work updates while residents like Paul Mulvaney and Ralph Smith are noted. local church, Sunday school, and entertainment events are reported with brief travel and housing mentions.
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Penfield
S$ Ll Adams
Norwalk
Ohio
E J Smith
Solomor Tolles
Peter Lowe
Paul Mulvaney
Ralph Smith
Kalama
Josie Bishop
Battle Creek
D McAllister
Barney Pork
Hoyt House
Mulvaney
Partello News Roundup and Local Notices
Partello updates report moving to Estabrook, visits by Whoman Swanger of Angola, and deaths prompting Decoration Day observances. Local events include ice cream social, cemetery cleanup meeting, band performances, and church services. Nearby movements feature wage changes for Cincinnati Northern section men, relocations to Kalamazoo, and several residents visiting Marshall, Battle Creek, and Coldwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceresco
Cincinnati Northern
Edward Howard
Kalamazoo
Michigan Central
J W Bell
Emma Godfrey
Benton Herbor
Marshall
Myra Godfray
Charles Ray
Frank Bender
Battle Creek
Willard
Necole
Muck Lake temperance contest moved to Clarence Center schoolhouse
The event now set for Saturday evening May 26 at the Clarence Center schoolhouse to accommodate a larger audience. Six silver medalists will compete for a gold medal, with all urged to attend and support the youth and the cause. The LES will meet May 25 with Mrs Wu Leonard, and preaching by Rev Miller of Springport begins May 12 at Leonard's hall every two weeks.
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Leonard's Hall
Clarence Center
Mra Wu _Leonard
Rev Miller
Springport
Smallpox rumor delays ice cream social in Carverville
The community notes a postponed ice cream social at Jay Carver's due to small pox rumors. Several locals attend events, visits, and travel around Battle Creek and Homer as friends and relatives gather, with injuries and illness mentioned in passing. The piece records numerous local names and weekend activities, including school openings and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Carver
Plan a Big March for Mine Workers to Harrisburg
National Organizer Dougherty and district leaders met in Pottsville to arrange a march of mine workers from Hazleton McAdoo Panther Creek Valley and Schuylkill to Harrisburg to press for United Mine Workers bills. About 10,000 men expected. camps set at Agricultural Park with six days rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potteville
Dougherty
Hart Jein
Duffy
Harrisburg
United Mine Workers
Hazleton
McAdoo
Panther
Creek Valley
Schuylkill
Pottsville
Millersburg
Northumberland
Columbia Counties
Agricultural Park
Deafness Aid Donation Prompts Free Ear Drums Institute
A wealthy donor to the Nicholson Institute provides ten dollars to fund free Ear Drums for deaf individuals unable to obtain them. The ad promotes Nicholson Institute and its ear drum solution, along with a claimed dyspepsia remedy using Knox Stomach Tablets.
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Nicholson
Hhe Institute
Nicholson Institute
Highto Avenue
New York
Knox
Grain and market report from Chicago and Detroit
Grain prices mixed with steady flour and wheat trading, oats and rye firming, barley dull, potatoes and eggs varied, live cattle and hogs showing price ranges in Detroit and Marshall markets. London and Berlin reports accompany the global market snapshot, with notes on war deaths and new ministries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tve
Bir Gosho
Onda
Dairies
New York
ToaTime
Marshall Market
Ducka
Detroit
Michigan Central
Seven Die In Fire At Marquette Avenue Tenement
Chicago report details a three story fire at 9316 Marquette avenue South Chicago killing seven residents, injuring three severely, and leaving many others hurt during rescue attempts. The Zook family perished on the second floor while neighbors aided others with improvised rope rescues. Two hotel inmates also died in Montreal suburb Brunelle's hotel blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marquette Avenue
Josephine Cooley
Mabel Cooley
Cooley
Annie Cooley
Peter Zook
Victoria Zook
Nicholas Zook
Zook
John Smith
Frank Smith
Marquette Street
Louis Christensen
Christensen
C. C. Morrison
Smith
James Finnigan
Montreal
Cun
Brunelle
Maissoneuve
Octave Leussier
Assembly Quits Work In Springfield May Legislation Adjourns
The Illinois legislature adjourned sine die at 1 45 PM after both houses adopted the conference report on the congressional apportionment bill. Senate and House votes show Senate passage 311 to 17, House 75 to 0 with Democrats not voting. Rinuker presented senatorial district report. Bundy moved to concur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
House
Senate
Yeas
Rinuker
Bundy
Sherman and
Sullivan
McKinley would not receive Kruger claims denied
Washington reports indicate the president has made no statement about refusing Kruger through official or informal channels. The government has not promised reception details if Kruger travels to the United States. Separate notes mention Manila steamboat boiler inspector vacancies with no applicants and a costly fire in St Louis at Ferria Stores, with full insurance coverage.
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Washington
State Department
Kruger
Manila
Civil Service Commission
Lit. Louis
St. Louis
Ferria Storesanufacturing Company
North Main Street
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Pat
Oxford
Dongola
Prince Albert
E. Cronin
Artello
Will Fisher
Estabrook
Whoman Swanger
Angola
Ind
A Swanger
A Root
Slanter
Lansing
Geo Raymond
Partello
Olivet
The
JG. Bicey
W J Gregg
Arthur Thomas
Gull Lake
J. R. Mickel
Hillsdale
North Marengo
Sarth Cushman
Reon
Marsnall
Ella Felter
Henry Carver
Kibler
Lara Dickinson
Bertha M. Carver
C J Miller
Mra DennIson
J. W. Rapp
S. Frank Long
Clara Curtis
Clarendon
Florence Riggs
Homer
Besse Doolittl
Dave and
Peter Larder
Union City
Maude and
Goldie Keyes
George Wheeler
Tekonsha
Bhis Place
Focal Newa
Muck Lake
T Starks
Albion
Barnes
J Nichols
John
Wid Wise
J E Hoag
Mra Hoag
Misa' Eva Mande Starks
J L Gortright
Margaret
Leonard Monroe
North Clarendon
Muse Sloan
William Hess
Oooka Praire
Presen
Miss McCork
Charles Blake
Mrs Ricker
Helen Mabrle
Johnie Rosbough
Mrs Kennedy
Miss Argersinger
Alex Nelon
Maggie and
Mathew Nelson
Pulaski
Jennie Beebe
Hanover
Issac F Smith
George Wing
Samuel Lovett
East Pulaski
Roland Marshall
Stephen Moore
Carverville
Mabel Leggett
Frank Long
County Teachers Association
Brookfield
Ed Bates
Almon Sturgis
Laura Dickinson
Wm Martin and Son
Grace
Millington
Jane Rhodes
Pine Creek
James Graves
Perry Morri
Herbert Graves
Sunday
Charles Shaltera
Kalaamazoo
Fred Henderson
Joseph Scedorff
Convis
Walter Scott’s
Scott
Hosteas
Alica Romans
Chas Baldwin
WC Willits
Esterbrook
Junction Bill
Duck Lake
South Albion
Eugene Suellgrove
Ann Arbor
Presbyterian Church
Wred Shank of
H Wl | Warner
Lillie Hurett
Newton Ackley
Fd Brooks
Marengo Cemetery
South Walton
Prosser
Burg Matt
Cornell
S Carpenter's
LAS
UEP
Walter Waterson
Charlotte
Dave Dagroat
Pennsylvania
Omehs
Omaha
Neb
Moores
Denoths
South Africa
London
War Office
New German Minnistry
Berlin
Baron Rheis- Dbaben
Finance
Gen. Podbielski
Agriculture
Baron von Hammerstein
Metz
Interior
Herr Moller
Commerce
Herr Kraetke
Imperial Post Office
Mos
Ill
Assembly
Florentino Suaste
la Salle County
Tex
Congress
Lowell
Mass
Wifield Pool Company
St. Paul
Minn
Jacob Loistad
Minneapolis & St. Paul
Como Avenue
Geneva
Daily Mail
McKinley
Silver Thread Saver Kraut
Arm & Hammer
Acda
J. S. Cox, SR
Washington Market
ACME
Gi. Hl. Greene, M. D
Levi Mitts
Thasa Gove
Dalyi1
Biled, Mavils Ae
Michigan
Calhoun
Nebie C. D Townsend
Daing
Wile A. Laws
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