Funeral services for Don Kinney lead to Union cemetery
The late Don Kinney received burial rites at First Propriety Church Sabbath altunothan pivocock. A large gathering of sorrowing friends accompanied the casket to Union cemetery. The service featured Scripture readings by Rev S. L. Heston, a sermon by Rev N. K. Crowe, and choral offerings with Mrs Forsythe singing. The funeral procession proceeded to the cemetery where remains rested in the recarving vault. Floral tokens were arranged by local and visiting friends. Mourners included Alex P McDonald and relatives of Mra McKinley of Wooster.
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Donald P.M. Kinney
Bist Prioyte Aan
Zu'clees
JM. Milligan
J. F. Blood
John Dudley
BH. Meakine
L. Heston
N. K. Crows
Harlem Springs
New Athena
Brothera
Alstera
Union Cemetery
Flowarns
Whi Stott
Will Carng
Latmer Grimes
Earl Mulsddoeone
Alex. P. McDoald
Mra. Mckinlay
Wooster
Wiliam
John L. McKinley
Mukinley
Polk
William
Mel
Insey
Mr. Crowe
Hannah Bigley
M. J. Moreland
North Saveoth
J. W. Kerns
McClure
Janos McLeish
Wells
James Cheeks
Deaths in Local Area Highlight Multiple Obituaries
Margaret Elliott wife of John Elliott died Monday morning at her father-in-law Peter Elliott’s home on Minder’s Hill after a long illness from consumption. Survived by husband and two children. Ibano Black son of Mire Mary J. and the late William Black died Sunday at 10 20 AM after a week of pneumonia at the Dewey hotel. He was twenty three years old, unmarried, and survived by his mother, one brother Peter, three sisters Mrs Marshall Cropper of Martins Perry, Mrs Harry McAlain, and Miss Sallie Slack. Frances Kinney daughter of James and Bertha Kinney of South Sixth Street died yesterday at AA Mt. of eorema. Interment not stated.
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Ibaro Black
Mire
Mary J
William Black
Dewey Hotel
Ilthena
Thigsoity
Bla
Peter
Mra
Marshall Cropper
Martin
Pike Commissioners Settle County Pike Tax Accounts
County officials report settlements with fourteen pikes, three fully paid, showing expenditures for the year. The Smithfeld-Dilion pike debt will be wiped out at this month’s tax collection. the levy will provide funds. Next year Emerson and Harrleville pikes will be paid for.
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Wonth
Saxes
Aga Kyo Oul Levy
Emerson and
Harrleville Pike
Smallpox Fear Spreads in Mingo Town
In a chaotic report from Mingo, residents accuse authorities and officials of mishandling a health scare. The piece details fear, public panic, and rumors of a smallpox outbreak as guards and medical figures respond.
Brantner Ludewigs Quiet Yet Pretty Bol Solar Wad Ey
Brantner and Ludewigs are noted in a quiet scene described as pretty. The text references a bol solar on Wad ey, but details remain fragmentary and unclear in the OCR.
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Brantner
Ludewigs
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Horace
Canton
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Margaret Elliott
Franced
James
Bertha Kinney
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Yeaterday
A. A. Mt
Eorema
Intorment Thidattor Ngon
Pike Commissioners
MINGO
Charles Hoes
Gan
Striav
Boon
Davis
S. E. Loftus
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Leech’s
Leech
Leech’s Olives
Tieech
Abargain
Thare Ford
Valdes
Goft
Olth
Flinney and Marcer
Lotlies
Dresa
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Rowan Ofatiit Bing
Nics Finance
Gee
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Hays
Ad Children
Robert P. Beggs
New McConville Block
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Phoshix
J. Ua
Columbia
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aTenaast
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Bayer
Eric
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