Death Roll and Ill-Fated Child Die in Ohio Town
William L Clear a Jefferson county native living with his nephew R L E Chambers East Liverpool died after months of illness He would have been 73 He was Civil War veteran of Company G Ohio Volunteer Cavalry He never married Funeral at Knoxville his former home Also funeral notice for infant William ward son of Leona Sargent and husband from Shelby who died at 16 months Catarrhal pneumonia Funeral held at South Seventh Street with burial at Center Chapel cemetery Parents extend sympathy in their bereavement Aunt Freda signs the notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EE. Clearj
Jefferson County
R. L. E. Chambers
East Liverpool
Thomas
Sarah
Tomtitts
Knoxville
Mary F. Chambers
Bye
Toronto
William L. Clear
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Lutgeran Church
Deaton
Maurer
Ralph
Wooster
Shelby
Ralph Maurer
William
Leona Sargeant
Leona Jefferis
William Ward
Hildren
McCarty Oeisiae
M. E
Center Chapel Cemetery
Mrs Annie Wilkins Dies After Brief Illness
Annie Wilkins aged 43 died at her Lincoln avenue home Thursday at 3 45 am after a week long illness. Born in England she was married to Joseph Wilkins who died at Hayti Missouri eight years ago. The family moved from Pittsburg in December leaving two children Edgar and Annie M. She was a Baptist church member. Funeral services are set for Saturday afternoon with Rev J F Miller officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Wilkins
Lincoln Avenue
Morgan
England
Joseph Wilkins
Hayti
Pittsburg
Edgar
Annie M
Baptist Church
J. F. Miller
Mrs. Finley Rhoades Dies In Mt Pleasant At 60
Mrs. Finley Rhoades aged 60 died suddenly at her Mt Pleasant home Thursday evening from heart trouble. Her maiden name was Isabelle Whitten. She was a Presbyterian church member and highly respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley Rhoades
Mt. Pleasant
Isabelle Whitten
Presbyterian Church
Mrs Lamantia Dies After Illness at 40
Mrs Vincenza Busateria Lamantia wife of Michael Lamantia died at home 182 South Sixth Street on Saturday at 6 pm aged 40 after an 11 month illness. She recently underwent cancer surgery in Cleveland and is said to have hastened her death by drinking a cancer wound wash near her bedside. Born in Italy she married Lamantia 18 years ago and leaves children Rosie Minnie Mary Annie Josie Lena Florence, three brothers August and Guiseppi of Chicago and Rosatio Annie and Mary of Cleveland. She was a member of St Anthony's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamentia
Vincenza Busateria
Lamantia
Michael Lunantia
South Sixth
Heaith
Creveland
Italy
Rosie
Minnie
Mary
Annie
Josie
Lena
Florence
August
Guiseppi
Chicago
Rosatio
Cleveland
St. Anthony’s Church
Death of John C Woods Injuries From Horse Kick
John C Woods died at his home on Church street on Sunday at hp m aged 58. He was injured eight days earlier when kicked by a horse while employed as a teamster. An internal lump formed and burst, causing his death. A native of Ohio he had lived here 12 weeks. He married Blanche Walter three years ago and she survives with a daughter Emma B. He had three children by a former wife in Zanesville. Three sisters and two brothers survive. He was a member of the M E church and regarded as industrious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Woods
Church Street
Hp. m
Ohio
Blanche Walter
Emma B
Zanesville
M. E. Church
Death of Tiltonville resident Frank Ullom at 80
Frank Ullom, longtime Tiltonville resident and Civil War veteran aged 80, died Saturday after weeks of illness at home. Survived by six children, Carrie of home, Mrs. Robert Davis of Martins Ferry, Mrs. Hugh Ford of home, Frank Jr. at home, and S. B. Allom of Steubenville. Funeral Tuesday afternoon with Rev. Simpson officiating and burial in Mound Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville
Frank Ullom
Carrie
Robert Davis
Martins Ferry
Hugh Ford
Frank, Jr
S. B. Allom
Steubenville
Rev. Simpson
Mound Cemetery
Finnish Mill Worker John Kraesala Dies at 21
John Kraesala a Finlander formerly ill with pneumonia died at City Hospital on Sunday at age 21 He had been employed at the Weirton mill as a laborer and his death was reported by local officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kraesala
City Hospital
Death of Mrs Boyd at Mt Pleasant Home
At the home near Mt Pleasant on Saturday Mrs Thomas Boyd died after a blood poisoning illness. She leaves husband and three children Virginia Earl and an infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Thomas Boyd
Virginia
Earl
Infant Henry Ferguson Oliver Dies at Home
Infant Henry Ferguson Oliver, son of William and Laura Oliver, died at his parents home at 218 Edgar Avenue at 12 30 PM Monday noon. He was aged six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ferguson Oliver
William
Laura Oliver
Edgar Avenue
Infant Mike Tamasik Dies at Mingo Junction
An infant named Mike Tamasik died at Mingo Junction on January 19, aged seven months and four days. The brief notice states the loss of a young child, providing no further details on cause or survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Tamasik
Mingo ‘Junction
Infant Similjoo Davis Dies at 10 Months
Similjoo, infant son of Samuel and Sam Davis of 440 Wells Street, died January 18. He was ten months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Similjoo
Samuel
Sam Davis
Wells Street
Infant Son of Frank Spleter Dies at 3 Months Needed
John W. infant son of Frank Spleter of South 10th street died January 17 at age 3 months and 8 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W
Frank Spleter
South 10Th Street
Death of Wooster merchant Mr Snyder announced
A message from Mrs W H Mhurer of Shelby Ohio announces the death of her father, R B Snyder, in Wooster hospital on Tuesday afternoon January 14 1913. Snyder, a prominent produce and grain merchant, had been in poor health, underwent an operation two weeks earlier, rallied briefly, then declined and died. He was active in business while ill and a member of the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.B. Snyder
W. H. Mhurer
Shelby, O
Wooster
Snyder
Obituaries Notice From Weirton and Follansbee Dated Jan 16
Adam son of Andy and Rosario Dallas died at Weirton Wednesday night aged two months Susié wife of John Smarzik of Mingo Junction died January 16 aged 29 Michael son of Michael and Julia Suborki died at Follansbee January 16 aged 8 months and 28 days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Andy
Rosario Dallas
Weirton
Susié
John “Smarzik
Mingo Junction
Michael
Julia Suborki
Follansbee
Funeral services for Henry Schmidt held at Follansee
Henry Schmidt funeral services were conducted at Follansee on Friday with Rev. Sidener officiating. Pallbearers named included Thomas Braun, Jas Llewellyn, Thomas Llewellyn, August Valento, John Valento, and Alex Swenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Schmidt
Follansee
Rev. Sidener
Thomas Braun
Jas
Thomas Llewellyn
August
John Valento
Alex. Swenden
Funeral services for Edward Still held Friday
Funeral services for Edward Still were held Friday with Rev Jobes officiating. Large attendance included the Maccabees and Carpenters Union. Pallbearers named Richard Gilson Hugh Patterson Batley Joyce Geo McKeish and two Carpenters Union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Still
Jobes
Maccabees and Carpenters Union
Richard ‘Gilson
Hugh Patterson
Batley
Joyce
Geo. McKeish
The
Carpenters Union
Waverly Fire Endangers Oil Town. Homes Lost
A blaze in Waverly West Virginia on January 17 burned 18 houses and the B and O depot, threatening surrounding oil tanks. Firefighting support from Marietta and Parkersburg arrived as water supplies held. no deaths reported, several people still missing at 9 pm, damage estimated at substantial amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Waverly
W. Va
Marietta
Parkersburg
Ramsey Elected President at German National Bank
Pittsburg January 16 directors of the German National bank chose W. W. Ramsey as president. Ramsey had just completed 14 months of an 18 month sentence tied to the Pittsburg councilman graft scandal and earned vindication with a pardon on May 10. He was later named a vice president at the Third National bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
German National Bank Today
W. W. Ramsey
Toro
Ramsey
Western Penitentiary
State Board of O
Third National Bank
Darrow Goes On Trial For Bribery In McNamara Case
Clarence S. Darrow faces a renewed trial in Los Angeles on charges of attempting to bribe jurors in the McNamara case. He was previously acquitted of bribing George N. Lekwood and now stands trial for allegedly bribing Robert F. Bain, the first juror selected in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Los Angeles
Clarence S. Darrow
McNaminarra
Darrow
George N. Lekwood
Robert F. Bain
Inauguration Committee Telegram About Ball Omission
President elect Wilsott reached the State House as a telegram from William 5. Este, chairman of the Washington inauguration committee, expressed a wish to comply with the omission of the inaugural ball and ensured the desire to accommodate the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Star
Trenton
Wilsott
State House
William 5. Este
Washington
Trial underway for $100,000 damage suit in Chicago man case
Cincinnati January 20. The trial of Edgar Street Cooke of Chicago against theUnion Pacific Four railroad and its chief counsel L J Hackney began today. The suit seeks $100000 in damages.
Warriner Trial Reveals Embezzlement Case In Ohio
Gate one former employee testifies as the trial over embezzlement unfolds. Charles R. Warriner was convicted of diverting 643000 from the company funds. Jeanette Stewart Ford, labeled the woman in the case, is expected to testify while Warriner serves a six year term in Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Warriner
Cook
Hackney
Jeanette Stewart Ford
Warriner
Ohio
Columbus
Flood Strands 2,500 At Astiberg Ky On Hill
About 2,500 residents displaced by the Pond and Greene river flood in Astiberg Kentucky are marooned on a hill. Governor McCreary ordered tents and blankets to be sent and directed an adjutant general investigation. In Evansville officials assess flood conditions to determine state aid from a contingent fund. Winds push three to five foot waves against exposed homes prompting urgent evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Frankfort
Astiberg
Pond
Greene
McCreary
Evansville
McCoy
Ralston
Mild January Across the East Prompts Varied Reports
New York reports show an unusually mild winter with 50 degrees on January 17 the warmest since records began. Travelers note delayed Hudson navigation dating to 1810 and crews expect two more weeks of zero weather for an ice crop, while regions from New Jersey to Maine record open waters and budding life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
New York
New Jersey
Vermont
Virginia
Maryland
Philadelphia
Weather Bureau
Hudson
Robert Buston
Albany
Maine
Ohio to Host Anti Alcohol Congress January 27 28
Columbus prepares for the first state anti alcohol congress with sessions January 27 28 in the Chamber of Commerce Auditorium. Noted speakers include Hobson McWhorter Schaibley Davis Stevens Richards and leaders from temperance and reform groups. delegates from churches Sunday schools and W C T U will attend with visitors expected from counties across Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Congressman Hobson
Alabama
J. C. McWhorter
West
Edith Smith Davis
Wisconsin
Department of Scientific Temperance Instruction
World
Zella Foster Stevens
International Sunday School Association
Florence Richards
Ohio Wate
Hobson
Young People’s Society
Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Ammi-Saloon League
Ohio State Sunda School Association
Ohio Christian Endeavor
Cox legislative program takes shape in Ohio Senate row
Columbus January 16 The anti lobby and registration bills appear in the Legislature as part of Governor Cox program. The anti lobby measure would need a two thirds emergency vote. A proposed provision makes penalties harsher for attempts to form food trusts. A liquor license measure faces hearings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
House
United States
Cox
Peter Collins
Stark County
Valencia
Temperance Committee
Senate
City council debate on house majority claim differs
Report notes the latter place claims a six vote majority for their proposition while each committee holds a bare one vote wet majority.
Jefferson County Families Invest in Kissimmee River Town Site
Charles C. Edwards reports via the Monroe County Courier that sixty Jefferson County families from Ohio bought a land section and town site along the Kissimmee River near Sebring Florida in a 07,000 acre National Land Co. project. The town, 16 months old, has hotels stores electric lights and a brick yard. the land includes black soil and palmetto and the climate is described as summer heat. The settlers come largely from rural areas and have begun building as Sebring, Ohio founder George Sebring also built the Florida town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Edwards
Southland
Cincinnati
Avon Park
Florida
Monroe County Courier
Sebring
Fla
National Land Co
Jefferson County
Ohio
Kissimee River
George Sebring
Ohio Miners Reassign Districts At Union Meeting
The Ohio Mine workers reorganized districts on adjourning night. Tuscarawas and part of Carroll were moved from Sub-district 5 to Sub-district 3. Sub-district 5 now covers Belmont Harrison Jefferson and the Pan Handle district of West Virginia. Sub-district 3 comprises Medina Stark Summit Wayne and Tuscarawas counties and parts of Portage and Carroll. District 6 officers across Ohio and part of West Virginia saw a 25 percent pay raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Tuscarawas County
Carroll County
United Mine Workers of America
Belmont
Harrison and Jefferson
Pan Handle
West Virginia
Medina
Stark, Summit
Wayne
Tuscarawas
Portage and
Carroll Counties
Three Francialski Children Die of Pneumonia in One Week
In Lansing Belmont County Ohio the Francialski family suffered the loss of three children within a single week. A boy and girl died last Sunday from pneumonia and Regina Francialski aged eight passed away yesterday. The family, recently moved from Toledo, keeps the father employed as a coal miner. Measles preceded the pneumonia. A double funeral was held last week and another was held this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franscalsxi
Lansing
Belmont County
Regina Francialski
Toledo
Realty Transfers Include Several Jefferson County Deals
Realty transfers list Stelen Richardson and others selling to James Richardson and others in Mingo for 350 dollars. Thomas Moore and wife sell 34 acres in Springfield Township to Thomas Moore Jr for 1,300 dollars. Sheriff of Jefferson County transfers property in Blaud Smitheld Township for 1,660 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelen Richardson
James Richardson
Mingo
Thomas Moore
Thomas
Court rulings and repartition orders in Salineville cases
Court actions grant livoree to Bessie Reed for extreme cruelty and custody to mother. Reed enjoined from interference and ordered to pay one dollar weekly. Other cases include partition sales, divorces for drunkenness and desertion, and a divorce suit by Bessie C Morrow against James C Morrow for child support, heard July 30 1902 in Salineville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Reed
Charles M. Reed
Reed
Nancy J. Maxwell
Leroy D. “le
Regina
Zoory
Juling
Watlen
Albek
Sarah
C. Morrow
James C. Morrow
Salineville
Kerr
City Health and Police Department Yearly Reports 1912
Health officer report notes 716 nuisances abated and disease counts including diphtheria scarlet fever measles chickenpox and water tests. Police chief reports 1568 total arrests with categories from intoxication to larceny and notes cooperation with other cities and ongoing court briefs after election event mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westlake
Steubenville
Police Department
Durlice Department
W. B. Franckhauser
Police Dept
Bitter Colloquy on Election Expenditures in 1912 Referendum
The article discusses Governor Harmon's veto of two sections of an election finance act and argues about constitutional protections for press freedom and political spending. It analyzes the act's ambiguities on primary and general election spending and highlights conflicting interpretations, using a 68 precinct county as an example to illustrate the practical effects and costs for probate judge candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Death at Coal Hill Stable Claims Luke Goodrich Aged 58
Luke Goodrich was found dead in Frank Rodgers stable on Coal Hill on Wednesday at 10:30 am. Heart disease is named as the cause and Coroner Herb is holding an inquest. He was employed to work about the stable and died of heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Goodrich
Frank Rodgers
Coal Hill
Herb
Personal mentions span Knox township visitors and local events
Mrs Hotrel of Knox townships was in the city shopping on Wednesday. Mrs Frederick, ill, is resting easier today. David Campbell returned from Cleveland after attending several receptions. Mitton Weems, son of the late Hon C Weems, visits Bellaire. A C Douglas leaves for a business trip east visiting New York Pritt Pitta and Boston. Mr and Mrs Harry Welday and son David of Two Ridges shopped in the city. Allen E Thompson and Icy Sickle granted marriage license. The Sapp, local manager of D and P Tel Co, attends a managers meeting in Wheeling and will attend the Telephone Society tonight. Miss Grant and Miss Brooks of Boston guests of Mrs Fowler in Pleasant Heights. Mrs Charles Fath of Cotona Pa returns after two weeks with grandmother Ella Hollis who is improving. Mr and Mrs James Irvine welcome a son and daughter at the farm homestead near Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotrel
Knox Townships
Frederick
David Campbell
Cleveland
Mitton Weems
Hon
Bellaire
A.C. Douglas
New York
Pritadd Pita
Boston
Harry Welday
David
Two Ridges
Allen E. Thompson
Morningview
Icy Sickle
Adena
Ihe Sapp
Wheeling
Telephone Society
Miss Grant
Miss Brooks
Fowler
Pleasant Heights
Charles Fath
Cotona
Ella Hollis
James Irvine
Richmond
Court suit filed for divorce and custody dispute
Florence Reese sues John W. Reese for divorce and custody of two minors. They wed at Pomeroy on Oct 17, 1898. She cites extreme cruelty, striking, swearing, property damage, accusations of chastity loss, banishment, neglect and failure to provide. Attorney B. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Reese
John W. Reese
Pomeroy
B. Taylor
John McClave
McClellan
Non-Support Case: Judgment Against David Pran
Squire Lawler ordered David Pran to pay $25 and court costs for non support of his family and suspended the sentence. The action reflects a remedy for failure to provide financial support under the family court system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire’ Lawler
David Prantion
Suspected Sentence Held for Non-Support Case
Edward Copeland appeared before Squire Lawler charged with non-support. He received a suspended sentence of 25 dollars and costs, reflecting the court's disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Copeland
Squire Lawler
Embezzlement Charged In Insurance Agent Case
H. Whited, an agent of Western & Southern Insurance, was arrested on an affidavit before Squire Lawler on embezzlement of 27 dollars. He claims the company owes him 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whited
Squire Lawler
Staff Officer Appointment at Bridgeport GA R Command
Dr John Pearce has been appointed an aide on the staff of General Alfred oe Commander in Chief of the GAR at Bridgeport. This brief notice records the new staff assignment accompanying the veteran organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John $. Pearce
Alfred Oe
Ga.r
Bridgeport
Wan
Died at 110 as infirmary resident Mrs Sarah Bransheid dies
Mrs Sarah Bransheid dies at Harrison county infirmary aged 110 after 60 years as a resident. Another death, Mrs D Branstell, occurred from a fall last week breaking her hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Bransheid
Harrison County Infirmary
D Branstell
Light Pumpers in Springheld Township Area
Duff Cameron completed No 3 on the Scarlett heirs farm with a light pumper in section 8. In section 14 Ohio and Pennsylvania Coal Co completed No 6 on its own property with a small producer near Wellsville Columbiana county. C S Peters & Company completed a test on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springheld Township
Jefferson
Duff & Cameron
Scarlett
Ohio & Pennsylvania Coal Company
Wellsville
Columbiana County
C. S. Peters & Company
Education test based foreign exclusion act passes House
Washington Friday House votes 9 to 70 against the bill restricting newcomers deemed illiterate. Opponents warn literacy tests become gatekeeping while supporters claim only the able and self supporting should enter. Congressional Record cited on page 1762.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Washington
Tiettibér
Marriage Licenses Issued In Wellsburg District
Marriage licenses issued in Wellsburg include Wim M Glass 25 of Wellsburg and Dra E Dillon 21 of Steubenville. Guy I Walters 2 and Ida Hays 35 of Steubenville. Also James W McCoy and Sylva Bea Scott of Colliers W Va and Andy Miller with Lena Fisher and Harry Komocik with Mattie Zulich of Weirton W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. M. Glass
Wellsburg
Dra. E. Dillon
Steubenville
Guy I. Walters
Ida Hays
Cupid
James W. McCoy
Sylva Bea Scott
Colliers
W. Va
Andy Miller
Lena Fisher
Harry Komocik
Mattie Zulich
Weirton
Clarendon Hotel contents sold to new operator
Frank S and ing as trustee for Harry W. Thompson sells the Clarendon hotel contents to P. McGarry who assumes control immediately. McGarry intends to make various changes to benefit the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S& Ding
Harry W. Thompson
Clarendon Hotel
P. McGarry
Mer
McGarry
Burgettstown Hardware Store Robbery Leaves $150 Loss
No clues found to identify robbers at A. C. McClure Hardware in Burgettstown. Inventory shows about $150 in missing items including two shotguns, shells, skates, safety razors, cutlery, and other portable goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McClure Hardware
Burgettstown
Local pairs listed with ages and hometowns
Paul Dreter age 24 and Eliza beth Lach age 20 from Piney Fork K. F. Cronin age 40 and Maude Neel age 34 from near Hammonds ville. George Kecer age 21 and Helena Korinko age 18 from Mingo Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Dreter
Elizabeth Lach
Piney Fork
K. F. Cronin
Maude Neel
Hammondsville
George Kecer
Helena Korinko
Mingo Junction
Probate Court Final Accounts and Appointments Part One
Final account of Joel Goodwin fled with inventory issued in the estate of John W Carson and Jos T Carey appointed administrator with bond 2000. David Risdon named guardian of Nottingham Risdon with bond 8000. Benj C Burriss appointed executor of Sarah V McKelvey estate with bond 5000 and inventory issued. A H Mitchell and Mary E Weems named administrators of C E L Weems estate with inventory issued. Wim Keys named guardian of Bert F Keys bond 106 Elmer M White named guardian of Paul L Howard et al minors bond 900. First account of J R Winn fled. Inventory filed in Nancy Reed estate. Order of sale of personal property in David Goodfriend estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Goodwin
John W. Carson
Jos
T Carey
David Risdon
Nottingham Risdon
Benj. C. Burriss
Sarah V. McKelvey
A. H. Mitchell
Mary E. Weems
C. EL. Weems
Wim. Keys
Bert F Keys
Elmer M. White
Paul L. Howard
Do You Do It A Riddle About Forgetting A Grim Plan
A cryptic verse asks if one can ignore a tall leader and a hidden skeleton, describing a terrible idea that would erase joy and cause grief. The speaker suggests it is a pretty good plan to forget such a dark notion, warning against dwelling on harm to any person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
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Freda
News BY Wire
Purchase
Tuscarawas and
Carroll
Welty
W. Grimm
Ohe
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