Series of brief Ohio state news items and oddities
Defiance reports three youths miraculously escape a rear end crash as their car overturns. Athens covers two prisoners slipping from jail in disguise with new clothes. Bucyrus notes a soda clerk exposed a still during a sheriff’s visit. Columbus describes floods of mosquitoes after a heat wave. Logan highlights John Horn, 71, active miner and founder of the United Mine Workers. Albany notes a Fisher oil well producing 60 barrels daily near gas wells. Lorain reports a man fined for liquor amid overcrowded jail. Toledo reports a postal clerk indicted for rifling mail. Ashtabula notes the 99 year old Mrs Myra Bel. Marietta marks the death of George C Best, banker and oil figure. Today’s best story recalls a man stuck parking in Cincinnati while awaiting court, highlighting comedic delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Orville Funk
Barton Boleen
A. C. Stuckay
Athens
Richard Webb
Elmer Dailey
Bucyrus
Luke Alexander
Frank Freese
Sherif
Crawford County
Columbus
Logan
Hocking
Albany
Fisher Fie
Lorain
John Green
Farewell party and community notices in Grafton region
Grafton June 25. Social highlights include a farewell for Richard and Arthur Hancock about to depart for Wyoming hosted by the Chapmans at LaPorte, and attendance by Mrs. W. C. Park and daughter Jeanne Frances in Lakewood. Numerous local visits, church activities, reunions and a horseback accident involving Walter Klinect are reported along with upcoming Home Coming in Rochester and Children’s Day programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
James Lilley
Erle Chapman
LaPorte
Richard and
Arthur Hancock
Wyoming
W. C. Park
Jeanne Frances
C. F. Lawson
Lakewood
Winifred Tran
Collinwood
J. H. LaCroix
Glenville
Wm. Goaman
Elyria
J A Chamberlain
Cleveland
W A Chamberlain
B B Harrison
Chicago
D Grover
Berea
Conrad Rising
Margaret Moore
Columbus
Frank Harold
Martin Fowler
Anna Kline
Frank Rising
Lorain
John Mallert
Albert Mallert
Fred Yost
Lester Harrington
Valley City
Jon Rising
Erhart
Herbert Litchfield
Frank Kolinski
Vandll Myers
Mary Starkey
Windom
John Molessile
Carl Law
Drage
Helen Denham
Vermont Street
LaGrange
Walter Klinect
Mra
Fred Kilinect
Belden
Walter
Lehman Bros
Memorial Hospital
E. W. Reichard
la Grange
Rochester
E. M. Chamberlain
The
Baptist Church
Methodist Sunday School
M. E
Mra. Nellis Hin
Ed Livermore
Chas
Livermore
H. E. Stebbins
KE. W. Winfield
John Gariss
Wellington
Walter Gariss
FW. Riebe
Harry Standen
Thousands Die Who Ought Not to Die
An advertisement touts Dr Carey's Marshroot Prescription No. 777 as a kidney remedy costing 75 cents. It claims to relieve backache puffiness and nighttime symptoms, promising a money back guarantee if it fails within a week. It urges readers to purchase at C. W. Phillips or any druggist and emphasizes urgency and emotional stakes.
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Carey
Ip ton Man Praises Stomia In Unanimous Testimony
A Kipton man recounts his wife’s relief from gas sour stomach and nervousness after using Stomia from Muir’s Cut Rate Drug Store in Elyria. He notes improved sleep appetite and energy and recommends the remedy to friends. Liver Lafifers tonic laxative is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Reynolds
Kipton
Muir
Cut Rata
Mr. Olds
Colson Co
Stomia
Elyria
Scranton Visits Grandmother In Rochester on Thursday
Wayne Scranton and his mother traveled from Cleveland to Rochester to spend Thursday with his grandmother, Mrs Beardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Law
Franklin
Elyris
Peter Bhuster
Merle
Irwin Kilmect
Franklin Law
Kilmect
Wilemene Rising
Cleveland
Henry Rising
John Koapke
James Obitts
Rochester
Wayne Scranton
A. Beardsley
Seed Corn Advertisement from Hecock Floral Co
Special Golden Ever green and Stowell's Ever green and Early Ever green corn seed priced at 12c per pound in 5 pound lots and larger. Purple stamps offered. Hecock Floral Co. located at 333 Broad St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stowell
Hecock Floral Co
Broad St
Entertainment Night Promises Fun and Ice Cream Social
A community event on Thursday June 36 offers lively entertainment to wake up residents. Attendees will enjoy performances followed by an ice cream social.
New Treatment for Varicose Veins and Ulcers
Reported as a new remedy for swollen veins and ulcers, Emerald Oil marketed in a two ounce bottle from C. W. Phillips. Advertisement claims hospital use and rapid reduction of swelling with nightly and morning applications, promising relief of glands and growths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Phillips
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Toledo
Graham P. HI
Upper Sandusky
Ashtabula
Myrabel
Marietta
Sivens
Ofeorge C Best
First National Bark
Mark Beall
Ives
Muncie
Common Pleas Court
Cincinnati
Fred Daniels
Elisabeth Wilson
Carl Shuster
Peter Shuster
Truman Denham
Mrr
Ipton Man
Reynolds
Rs. Reynolds
E. A. Garise
Bellan
Ai Rae Rae
Lex
East Ave
Gocen
Steffils
CBC
Auus
Ygham
Isette the
Sateen
Amoskeag
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