Bergdoll Gold Remains Hidden in Mountains
Washington Aug 30 The Bergdoll gold buried by Grover Cleveland in the Maryland and West Virginia mountains remains undisturbed and safely hidden. Col Thomas W Miller and William J Burgh, government investigators, reported that a Hoax claim by a Hagerstown laborer unearthed a single Bergdoll coin but the outer story is false. The government will continue to search but any recovered gold would belong to the United States.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergyl
Maryland
Virginia
Germany
Thomas W. Miller
Wilam J. Burng
Bureau Investigation
Department Justice
Lee Buser
Hagerstown
Laorer
West Ridge Social Visit Notes from Murray Ridge
Mrs Jelliie Eldred and her son Louis of Murray Ridge called on her son Irin and family Sunday afternoon. <END>
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West Ridge
Jelliie Eldred
Louis
Murray Ridge
Irin
Numerous Family Visits Across Ridge and Nearby Towns
A long list of social calls and visits is noted across Sugar Ridge Elyria Sandusky and nearby towns. Families including Schramm Blicker Pope Simms Pallas and Pelz visited relatives and attended the Wellington fair and other gatherings over the past week.
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J H Penfound
Harlan and
Henry
Oberlin Road
Wellington
George Neiding
North Amherst
Jacob Hattenhouse
George Nieding
Jacob Battenhouse
Theodore Gills
Sang
Melvin
Harold
Minnie Fowl
Ely‘ria
Charles Chedron
South Ridge
Laura Rahrig
Elyna
Clausing
A. W. Mason
William Decker
Kipton
Henry Shauver
John Bock
Carlton Drusendahl
Amherst
Ruth Sippel
Carl Pelz
Sandusky
Walter Sippel
Hertha Neubison
George Johns
Lorain
Ruth
Standen
Carl Fowl
Elyria
Charles Cook
Page
Sanders
Cook
Cedar Point
Mead Petty
Brownhelm
Peabody
Homer’Pelton
Grange meeting notes and area social updates in Henrietta
Deputy master S H Van Aredale attends Grange meeting where a musical program and refreshments followed. Several locals travel to Columbus for state fair events while others host gatherings at homes. School starts September fifth and many children head to Columbus or train trips for club activities. A long closing remark mentions endurance of a dromedary, with a note on its far-reaching pace.
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Henrietta
S. H. van Aredale
Columbia Station
Grange
Clem Bates
Earl Kendeigh
Columbus
H. Currier
Ladies’ Aid Society
Matt Slack
Raymond McCreary
Amherst
William Austin
Doris Kelly
Elyria
Ober-on
John Born
Herman Portman
Marion Dudley
Wellington
W.C T. U
William Tuskar
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Lergdoll
Mrs. B. C. Pops
Jacob Schramm
Frank Simms
Sugar Ridge
A. E Blicker
Wiliam
Marion
B. O. Pope
Messrs
Arthur and
Harris Baxter
Eaton Rapids
Mich
JH. Penfound
Holford-Farr
William Pembers
Eaton
Dick Johnston
John Simms
Schramm Toad
C. F. Lang
Charles Morse
Thelma
Raymond
George
Meding
Sataurday
Sebastian Medings
North Murray Ridge
Misa Marjorie Simms
Raymond Simms
Fred
Ter
Dorothy
Karl Simms
Charles Simms
Wii Simms
Fred Simms
Theodore Grills
Lewis Speidelberg
Town Line Road
Ollie Minnich
Gilbert
Doris
Fred Minnich
Elysia
Ruth Pallas
Lydia Pelz
Emma
Edna Pallas
Frank Pallas
Herbert Stang
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Irwin Eldred
A E Blicker
Son Willam
Fred Schramm
Lancaster
Eldotread Tire & Supply CO
Don Watson
Michigan
Ef, R Spore
Gott
William Austin’s
R. H. Keightley
Oberlin
Harley Telford
New Oberlin
Kelly
Jay Currier
C.H Currier
Frank Page
Muller Optical Service
C. J. Miller
NEW Bank
I. Wasserman & Co
East Avenue
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