Disputed religious laws lifted as churches reopen in Mexico
Pasqual Diaz newly appointed archbishop of Mexico orders priests to say mass hourly to serve expected Catholic crowds. Four more churches are handed to clergy today amid Cristero easing. Rebels surrender under amnesty. Francisco Orozco y Jimenez returns from hiding amid government church agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasqual Diaz
Mexico
Department of Interior
Francisco del Rio
Coalcoman
Jalisco
del Rio
Pueblo Nuevo
Hidalgo
Michoacan
Nayarit
Francisco Orozco Y Jimenez
Guadalajara
Pittsfield Fourth of July Celebration and Homecoming
Mrs M A Campbell reports in Pittsfield on June 27 that the annual Fourth of July celebration and homecoming will be held at the Park. Residents anticipate many former locals visiting, and invite all to report their presence. Children’s Day at the Community church featured a program by Primary and Second and Third classes, songs, recitations, and a closing chorus. The church was decorated with spring flowers and a full house enjoyed the event, with several out-of-town attendees observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsfield
William Smith
SSS Health Cure Promises Clear Skin and Vitality
The ad touts S.S.S. as restoring red blood cells to normal to combat pimples boils eczema and other skin eruptions. It claims rich red blood improves health energy and confidence and appeals to both men and women seeking beauty and strength through a remedy made from fresh vegetable drugs with over 100 years of history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Handcuffs in Wedding Prank Shocks Town
A wedding prank in which Chief E J Stankard’s handcuffs were used on newlyweds Mrs Bernadetta Schaefer and Mr Belt after their ceremony. The couple were paraded through Broad street in a car with siren, then freed. Relatives and local residents attended other community visits and events as reports of the day circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Stankard
Wilbert J. Reitz
Bernadetta Schaefer
Mr. Belt
William Resar
Broad Street
Local Social Notes and Incidents Listed
Exercises list various residents visiting relatives and guests in Ashland Oberlin Wellington and Oberlin. Several families are noted with names, locations, and relationships. One incident reports J A White escaping injury when a scaffold fell on him at a building site in Oberlin.
City Auditor Receives County Check for Sewer District Project
City Auditor Alex Schilleman received a Wednesday check from the county auditor for 37,916 dollars. The payment is from County Sewer District No. 2, known as the Spring Valley Sewer District, for the construction account tied to enlarging the sewage treatment works outfall sewer and water mains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Schilleman
Spring Valley
Local Social Notes and Historical Mention
Days went to Grafton on Wednesday. Grant Pitts spent Sunday with his daughter and husband in Amherst. Mr and Mrs William Neiding attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs Gust Neiding in Birmingham last Tuesday. Mrs Frank Root entertained her daughter and husband and family of Elyria on Sunday. The Quirinal is one of the seven hills upon which Rome was built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud Baetz
Alhambra
California
William Neiding
Ada Sherbourne
Oberlin
Glenn Draper
Charles’ Miller
Sullivan
Vina Waite
Wellington
Forest Williams
G. S. Draper
John Papis
Melrose
Faith Draper
Grace West
Nettie
Fannie West
Mackey
Sandusky
Reed Ives
W. S Cox
Herbert Colvin
Mary Esling
Toledo
Lewis Ives
Ruth Ralos
Ashland
Frances Butts
H. C Marlett
Wyoming
Ill
Ada Sherburne
Grafton
Grant Pitts
F. Moore
Amherst
Gust Neiding
Birmingham
Frank Root
H. Worcester
Elyria
Quirinal
Rome
Vacation Special Boy's Hair Cut at Temple Barber Shop
Max Slutzker invites friends to the Masonic Temple Building barber shop offering a vacation special haircut for boys at 25 cents, with Saturdays at 50 cents. Four chairs, no waiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Slutzker
Temple Barber Shop
Masonic Temple Building
Ouarguet Fever Waning In City Quarantine
The scarlet fever epidemic that led to quarantine of about one hundred homes since March has diminished. Seventeen cases remain under city quarantine. One smallpox case is reported in the city, a quarantined schoolteacher, with precautions in place to prevent spread. This is the first city smallpox case in three years, though county cases rise. The sanitary police note no contagion in Ohio in the first half of 1929 compared to the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Williams
Sanitary Police
Ohio
Oficer
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Mexico City
Harry S
Pittsfield
M. A. Campbell
SSS
S.S
A. Davidson
Ernest Leininger
Camden
Charles Mills
Miss Butts
Arthur McRoberts
Wallace Bear
Leatherman
Dudley
William
Jeanne Prayles
Elkhardt
Indiana
Rose Beckley
Mary Whitney
Mary Widdowson
A. West
Cleveland
Nettie West
Elmer Carstner
Medina
Nera
E. F. Whitney & Son
Rockers
HARRY #. SMITH
Bob Maple
Expert Service
Leon O. Underhill Day
Music Store
Carek
Emma Dill
Mgr
The
Chronicle
Telegram
Beal Service
Lodi Street
Foster-Fitch Co
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