Body Believed To Be Viola May Found In River
A body recovered from the Tuscarawas river near Port Washington is believed to be Viola May, a New Philadelphia girl. Sheriff Abe Laird and Coroner J F Lewis planned to inspect the remains, found by Earl Rohenbaurgh while checking muskrat traps. The coat appeared to be blue serge matching the missing girl’s attire.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Tuscarawas River
Port Washington
Here
Viola Mar
New Philadelphia
Sherif Abe Laird
Laird
J. F. Lewis
Earl Rohenbaurgh
Port Washinington
Miss May
William D. Herron
Murder Allegation Tied to River Body Identification
A man jailed five weeks after an alleged crime is charged with first degree murder if the body found in a river is identified as Violat Dr. F. v. Baird. Dr. Baird, who examined the partially burned body at Port Washington, doubts the match and notes the doubt remains. Prosecutor James Bb. Patrick discussed the case.
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James Bb. Patrick
Herron
F. v. Baird
Port Washington
Litchfield Notes and Local Social Tidbits
Litchfield briefs recount visits and social events with C B Canfield family. Arthur Kessler and Alice Burrer from Cleveland stayed with Burrer parents, Clare Sears traveled to Chicago, and Akron residents attended a town hall dance. Local sports note mentions basketball wins over Penfield, with banquet fundraisers planned. Several residents, including Turner of Cleveland and F R Barnhart children, are noted. Willard Wirta moved to Plymouth. Continuous garbled names remain uncertain.
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Litchfield
Arthur Kessler
Alice Burrer
Cleveland
F. F. Burrer
Clare Sears
Chicago
Loren Crow
Akron
Town Hall
Sirs
Castle
Montpelier
Ohio
Marry
Airs
Wm. King Endries
Edra King
Easthead
Ash Clit
Canfield
Daustters
Sund Bizar
Alc Hlomer Homan
Lodt
Penfield
Givine Jagiers
Juniers
Turner
F. R. Barnhart Cauldren
Myron Barth
Local Society Notes and Community Events Report
A sequence of short notices from Litchfield area covers visitors and family updates. Mrs. Fred Kellogg seeks treatment in Baltimore while relatives visit. Miss Sommerx and Miss Kindig spend weekend with Mrs. Wal Leach. Grandma Rising marks a late February birthday with many cards and gifts. Local church events, cemetery and park association plans, and a mid winter Zeta Kappa dance are noted alongside high school debate results with Chatham winning the cup.
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Fred Kellogg
Baltimore
Florence Sommerx
Dorthy Kindig
Seville
Wal Leach
Grandma Rising
Emma Canfield
New London
Clarksfield
Congregational Church
Jack Roberts
Mansfeld
Johnn Hadie
Fred Hanve Ana
John Hammon
Cleveland
Virginia Radie
Glenora Case
Bernita Radie
Zeta Kappa
Daniel’s Villa
Cleveland-Elyria Road
F. Woods
R. McDowan
Birmingham M E church notices and local social items
Sunday services at Birmingham M E church led by Rev W M Kinsley with superintendent duties by Mrs Leon Hopkins and assistant Superintendent Lockwood Spangel. Local residents and visitors share weekend activities, visits, and outings across Elyria Lorain Vermilion Norwalk and surrounding areas with a note on a Birmingham schoolhouse picture show attendance.
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Birmingham
M. E
W. M. Kinsley
Leon Hopkins
Lockwood Spangel
Dorothy Sweet
Ely “ O
Anthony Neiding
E. C. Radelitte
Ang
Melvin
Terryville
Luella German
Donsa Davidson
Amherst
Elyria
Harry Stewart
J. J. Ladrach
Kipton Social Notes and Local Returns
Miss Marian Brown of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents in Kipton. Tom Ward visited Elyria on Tuesday. Harold Davis of Detroit was weekend guest of Marian Brown. C B Hatchery first hatch arrived Monday with lively chicks. Grandma Smith of Florida improved Tuesday. Mary Davidson visited sister Mrs Jacob Albright of Oberlin. Locomotive Engineers National Bank of Cleveland sublets 52 in tract 6 for Shetheld Lake township $10.
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Kipton
Marian Brown
Cleveland
J. L. Brown
Tom Ward
Elyria
Harold Davis
Detroit
Mich
C. B. Hatchery Company
Grandma Smith
Floria
Mary Davidson
Jacob Albright
Oberlin
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
National Bank of Cleveland
Charles C. Greenwalt
Lucy B. Greenwalt
Trach
Shetheld Lake
Allenthu Number 2 Green Capsules Promise Quick Rheumatic Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Allenthu Number 2 green capsules for rheumatic pain relief claiming rapid, complete relief. It describes an hourly dosing schedule for the first day and a follow up plan, with Phillip's Drug Co. and other druggists offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a full bottle.
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Phillip’s Drug Co
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