Town Notes and County Tales on Local Happenings
A jumble of town ads and notices from the Eber area to Punxsutawney highlights include Mothers Day services at Elk Township hall with Rev. O M Kerehner, local shop promotions at Fen ton MPAfeo's, and remarks on preparations for spring. Reports mention repairs, a hospitalized man out of danger, legal notices, and community events from May news across nearby towns.
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ROR
G. A. Hall
Elk Teun
HL Kerehner
Lost Club Members Mentioned In Fragmented List
A fragmented text lists Ellen Bell Gertrude Dineelon Rats Alta Bowers and Wil id Inen Freaa among club names, implying additional members beyond those already named. The note appears as a partial roster within a larger community item.
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Ellen Bell
Gertrude Dine
Elon Rats
Alta Bowers
Wilid Inen Freaa
Personal notices from a small town society page
The item lists several residents and visitors in the area. Dan and a Plymouth visitor Priday are noted, with Work of Rutter spending yesterday in Santon. Hillard of Bowersville and Carrie Hagel Noonan of Filla Creek visit London at the Boat End. Mrs F C Bellman and daughter Louine return to their home in Pittsburgh after a visit.
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Dan
Punswatawney
Priday
Rutter
Hillard
Bowersbille
Apent
Minses Carrie
Hagel Noonan
Filla Creek
London
Boat End
Mra FC
Bellman
Louine
Pitudburg
Wo Wey
Obituary notices from Beaver City and Elizabeth families
The Beaver City newspaper reports the death of Mrs Maud Simmons nee Pres, formerly of Ringgold Jefferson County, aged 37 or 41, survived by husband and relatives. Another notice covers the death of Mrs Bert Miller of Elizabeth on May 7, age 41, with details of death, transport, and family survivors. Funeral arrangements are announced for the deceased’s mother’s home in East End, with Rev Himes to officiate.
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Beaver City
Maud Simmons
Bert Miller
Mille” Miler
Bertaler
Eilzabeth
Shin
Rush & P
Boucher
Ant End
Thie Place
Nwo Sinters
Monia
Non
Mint Alda’ Dowder
L. Bennett
Thin Nice
Brohers
James
Andrew
Leechburg
Rast Bd
Burts
Crete Hill
Himes
Fragmentary Local Religious Notices and Odd Phrases
A damaged OCR page shows scattered religious notices and church events. Mentions Reverend Benet, W. C. Simmone, and Rev Henry Mathew with preaching schedules at First Baptist, Gospel Hall, and Jefferson Theater. Baccalaureate sermon themes are cited as The Sources of Peace and Counsels for Congregations.
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uPaxwutaw
Cape
Amon
Tom
Ana’ Rae Comte
Rine
Eater Natipel Tshr
Roem
Armon
W. C. Simmone
Marrid Boyton
Gene Churen
Madter
Goapet Hall
Gospel Hall
First Baptist
Publis Park
Afenry Mathew
Jefferson ‘Theater
Jefferson Theater
Loop
Three Ways to Beat Fire’s ills in History Text
The fragment discusses three modes of defeating fire’s ills: by philosophy, by contemplation, and by religion as the most effective. It hints at hopes that philosophy and contemplation address fire’s causes while religion offers the strongest remedy.
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Bel Hardware
Park, New de. Lagna
Clay Duff
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Seriter
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Jesel
Navy
Jefferson
Tauewa
Cyril M. Joops
Jennie. Joops
Hed. H. Staten
Profesor Fox
Mexico
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Helen Wilson
Hesale Neal
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