Henry Kolbe Rites Planned After Local Leader’s Death
Amherst March 12 Henry Kolbe a wealthy and well known farmer died at 70 yesterday evening at the local hospital from Brights disease Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 pm from his home with Rev M Neumeister and Rev Herkner officiating burial in Cleveland Avenue cemetery Kolbe owned the Kolbe block and held interests in the telephone company water works and other concerns He resid ed at Oak Point before moving to Middle Ridge 18 years ago He was thrice married and survived by his widow Katharine seven sons eight grandchildren two brothers and three sisters.
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Henry Kolbe
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Brights
Katharine
Ruth
August
Huntington
George
Kuron
Henry Jr
Alvin
John
Oliiver
Carl
Adam Kolbe
Lake Shore
William
Erie
Spielberg
John Nieding
K. W. Bechtle
M. Neumeister
Stone Church
Herkner
Lorain
Cleveland Avenue
Kolbe
Kolbe Block
Conrad Zilch
Obituary of John Glowenge An Amherst resident dies at 52
John Glowenge 52 died at the local hospital Saturday evening from pneumonia. He lived 22 years in the Amherst area and worked for Ohio Cut Stone Co. Survived by his widow and five children. Funeral was at St Stanislaus Church on 28th Street. Burial in Calvary Cemetery with C Zilch in charge. H A Finegan has recovered from illness.
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Amherst
Mike Glowenski
Kendleigh’s Corners
Ohio Cut Stone.Co
Lotain St- Stanislaus
28Th Street
Calvary Cemetery
C. Zilch
Amherst Briefs Chronicle Local Events and Obituaries
Amherst reports the funeral of Howard Fields age 70 at Elm Wood Cemetery with burial by Child. Also noted are Mrs Nick Klassen’s funeral at St Peter's Evangelical church, Congregational Juniors beating Buckeyes 16 11, and a Stone Church missionary meeting. Numerous social updates cover gatherings, visits, and local movements in and around Amherst and Brownhelm.
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Congregational
Buckeyes
Amherst
Congregationals
Mulder
Ludwig Schaeffer
Kreeger Jaeger
Westbecher Fleming
Ee Miller Lahifi
Ludwig
ELAS Provide 2000 Pounds to Lima City
TIMA March 12. The city of Lima is broke and creditors threaten suit to call bills. The EIA Lodge here announced a non- obligation of 2000 pounds to aid the corporation. Funds will cover groceries on orders issued by city authorities to street workers when funds were exhausted.
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Tima
Lima
The Wolf's Fangs and The Light in the Dark in Theatres
The listing describes two films The Wolf's Fangs and The Light in the Dark. It notes dramatic plots with a Maine setting and a Vermont girl in New York, plus a trial scene and romantic complications. An extra feature includes a popular actor in a comedy.
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Nog Hope Hemonton
Vermont
New York
Teri
England
Dreamland
Wiam Farnum
Special Poultry Edition Ad Deadline Notice
Poultry advertisers are urged to submit copy to the Chronicle Telegram office by 1 o clock Tuesday for the special Poultry Edition to be published Wednesday March 14. Timely submission is requested to avoid delays and ensure inclusion.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Famous Detective Aids Writing of Antiscope Film
William Allen Pinkerton head of the detective organization visited Los Angeles to help write and film The Living Dead a Weapon in the War against the dope evil Mrs Wallace Reid widow of the star who died fighting the dope habit will star in the film Pinkerton offered many questions for the story.
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William Allen Pinkerton
Midwest Snowstorm Disrupts Transport Hurts Ten People
A heavy snowstorm swept the middle west disrupting telegraph service delaying trains and flooding homes. The storm damaged property with thousands of dollars in losses and left ten people injured in Chicago and surrounding areas.
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Chicago
Middle West
San Chicago
Tanlac helps Cleveland woman gain twenty pounds
Mrs Addie Kisner of Cleveland reports dramatic health gains after using Tanlac. She describes relief from nervousness stomach trouble and gas and says she has gained twenty pounds after four bottles. She praises Tanlac and urges others to try it with confidence. Over 35 million bottles sold.
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Addie Kisner
7Th Ct
Cleveland
Tam
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