Undertaker Robert Riesenger dies in Brandt Pike crash
Dayton dispatch reports prominent undertaker Robert Riesenger and highway contractor A McCann were injured when their car overturned on Brandt Pike near Brandt while en route to Columbus. Riesenger killed. McCann hospitalized with possible base of skull fracture.
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Dayton
Robert Riesenger
Dertaker
A. Ft. McCann
Columbus
Hyreull
McCann
Brandt Pike
Brandt
Death Record for John Post at 432 West Thirteenth Street
John By Post aged eighty one years one month and twenty nine days died at his home. Survived by wife Cath Fring a son Cles OW and others. Immigrated from New Jersey and earlier spent twenty four years in Warsaw Poland. Had been in poor health for eight years. Funeral held at Holy Cross Church at nine oclock.
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John
John FE. Post
West Thirteeth Sr
Cathfring
Cles OW
Mr. Post
New Jersey
Beffore
Warsaw
Poland
Post
Holy Cross Church
St Mary's Eoometa
Stewardship and unity urged in church address
The speaker says employees and employers should reconcile for God’s sake and urges Christians to recognize their role as stewards. Spiritual welfare, church support, and benevolence are linked to solving community needs and strengthening faith. The talk emphasizes stewardship as the means to mend social divisions.
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Chrstina
God
Eaid
Wis
Aihdress
Fragmented account of farm life and reform themes
The text discusses farm life under pressure from external forces, with references to a steader and farm home threats. It mentions a foundation of journalism-like advocacy, farmer organizations, and appeals for independence, openness, and traditional religious values. A plea for support for farmers and a return to farm life is implied.
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Gangnera
Steader
America
Titan
Cinpatra
Tatrow
Notable Sermon Prompts Redemptive Stewardship Debate
An undated sermon discusses redemption and church leadership with focus on stewardship and conversion. Bishop Henderson, Bleney Menderson, and Dr Heralderson are named amid calls for accountability and spiritual renewal. The speaker urges renewed faith and the audience to join tomorrow's service.
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Heralerson
Iviis
Menderson
Hegierson
France
Henderson
Surrey commune to admit limited husbands for work needs
In Ponglend Surrey a female led communal farm colony plans to admit a limited number of husbands. The policy aims to meet labor demands deemed essential, citing "maan's brute strength" as a factor. The decision reflects a rare gender role shift and planned household integration.
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Maan
Womer
Surrey
Ponglend
Conor Y
Two Men Arrested After Gargl On West River
Officers arrested Owen T. Conway and Clifford Woods after a reported gargl incident on West River Road. Police say Conway's car failed breath tests and he resisted, with Woods and others listed in the report as passengers or witnesses. Conway and Woods await arraignment on driving while intoxicated and resisting charges.
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West River Ot
Owen T. Conwaes
Clifford Woods
Polo
Conwa
Woods
Jim Rodgers
Ladda Molleek
Mike Trouh
Lorain
Orm West
Conway
Cleir
Restudheim
Irregular Florida Rescue Signal Sparks Family Update
A garbled Florida rescue message mentions Mrs Dr Gragiant and Mr Pat Yanrool Alia Pete, with other named individuals including Miss SYiee Maarras and Mrs Aron Wellbad. It notes escape and loss, household concerns, and unresolved details about a fire or disaster affecting a community and relatives.
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Gragiant
Ard
Pat Yan- Rorool
Alia
Pete
Syiee Maarras
Rew
Aron Wellbad
Dane
Falerh
Pin
Public Inspects Home For Aged
The Tate Memorial Weta aes opened for the Tape tion yesterday afternoon with a reception for visitors. The Methodist conference with Wobeing Meld home this week Rev eeprd: WOC Badies eeme tiny out the displays. The rooms are furnished with cheerful wallpapers and heat. The open house drew many people from Kvrry Whe vert cnllers at the home and visitors attending the Conference.
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Tate Memorial
Ube
Seeu Moor
Boyntans
Teton
Kvrry
Cnllers
Weil
Tomine
Che Abdamma
Local News In a Few Lines From the County Office
The article notes a death on Novel Macy Street in Welliston and mentions the retirement of Fire Captain and lieutenants after long service. It highlights recognition awards and parish or department changes, with references to school oversight and serving staff.
Collision injures boy in Sullivan county
A boy from Sullivan County was treated for a fractured foot after a schoolyard collision with a car driven by Mrs J Pikes. The accident occurred yesterday near East Broad Street. He was taken to Mising Meme hospital and kept for observation but did not recover.
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Mater Tvole
J. Pikes
Sullivan Deer Cherke
Summit Siveeta
Mising Meme
Big Weiss Weeee
Overloaded OK Diver and Other Local Fines Highlight Drift in Avon
A garbled report notes Piven from Avon tied to an OK diver incident with fines by Justice Hor. George for driving an electric vehicle along a traced road. Deputies arrest a suspect on a route near Prat street. Walter Tharoskt faces traffic ordinance charges on Eleventh Street. A street speech on Middele avenue prompts police action and ordinance enforcement.
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Avon
Justice Hor
George
Puck
Walter Tharoskt
Lorain
Costa
Thecasha
Prat Street
Ted Nighn
Unclear text fragment with names and details
Fragmentary OCR style notice mentions Carmel, Maylor Pistis, and various garbled names. The readable items include reference to a license, a person named Carmel, and multiple scattered phrases about a vehicle or event, but essential facts are obscured.
Mas Bowne Hospital Memory Visit Delayed
Fragmented OCR notes describe a memorial service at the Vissie Memorial hospital. It mentions a visitor or patient named Vax Poneth and a delayed order for a penite rite with references to a burial or ceremony. The legible parts suggest a somber event tied to a name and place but many words are garbled.
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Sonsaery
Fey
Local Youth Receives Wart Department Diploma
A youth from Warren Avenue, Ohio, today received a wart department diploma as a qualified armorers apprentice. The award followed completion of the program under the Peererees of the Same Mir Serves Peegies, recognizing the young graduate’s achievement in military service training.
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Rantovi
Seppe T. Robert Briteln
Yad Warren Avenue
Iva
Ohio
Mehdi
Pensacola Recovers After Hurricane Strikes Gulf Coast
Pensacola resumes normal activity after a three day disruption caused by a hurricane along the Gulf coast. The storm damaged docks utilities and property though city services and utilities reported limited outages and preparations prevented worse harm. Residents surveyed streets recovered from power outages and businesses reopened as the city returned to routine.
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Pensacola
Fla
Entcite
Gulk
Petodcale
Airpie
Paso
Mount Union Alumni Praises Editor and College Leaders
The piece recalls John Ray Thompson and Prehapmen from Mount Union College, praising editor J.C. Wallace of the Pittsurgh Advocate for steady leadership. It notes the college’s influence on students and suggests post graduate work to deepen understanding of life and service within the church and community.
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Mt. Union College
John Ita Thompson
West Virginia
New Jorney
Brooklyn
New York
John Ray ‘Thompson
John Ray Thompson
Conner
Pitterburgh
J.C. Wallace
Pittsturgt Advocate
Mount Union
Itis
Hr Wallace
Pas
JT Wiskh
Dh. Hatman
Ohin Woestesan College
la Phas
Van
Chris Hat
Neeple
Pt de Weers Wau
Rae Plitres Dlear
College Muuttres
Sant Terenas
Tainan
Education and social ideals clash in wartime discourse
A speaker criticizes fundamentalists and modernists and urges applying Jesus principles to daily life. He warns against relying on class or faction to judge labor and capitalism, promotes firsthand experience, and stresses education reforms and progressive ideas shaping public life.
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Profesor Williams
Boston University
Ste
West Virginia
Solte
America
Baledwin- Wallace
Mount Thion
Ohio Westecan
Pris Atly
Farmer
Rome
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Oman
Eohoani
Wraois
Ohin
Vilage
Harman
Phes
Century debate on church control of schooling continues
Fragmented OCR notes discuss church authority over education in the past and a new secular movement. The author argues the church no longer sets schooling standards and warns against maintaining church tied influence. References to a shift toward secular education and reform appear amid torn phrases.
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Christian
Otle
Barsine
Ivarn
Oie Marcy
Red Cross Seeks 34 to 50 Million for Florida Disaster Aid
Nationwide drive to raise between 34 million and 50 million for Florida hurricane relief under American Red Cross direction. Chairman John Proton Dayne urged public donations as Henry A. Baker reported extensive property damage and the fund surpassed 1 million dollars and continues to grow.
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Washington
American Red Cross
John Proton Dayne
Payne Anpen
Henry A. Baker
Orgikmigationa
Ile
Red Cross Fund
Market report and notes from Cleveland and Toledo
Markets show mixed grain and livestock prices with wheat barley and clover quotes. Cattle vealers and veal goods mixed while hogs Sows and fat lambs trend higher amid market reports. an eighteen carat red diamond discovered in the Diamond District is noted.
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Ind Lay Estouck NH
San Mas
Sita
Florida Will Stand By Her OwnStatement by Governor Martin
Governor John Martin, tired from a tour of the devastated southern Florida district, said Florida will stand by her own as the state continues aiding hurricane relief. He spoke at the Jacksonville relief committee meeting, recognized by the American Red Cross, before resuming his trip to Tallahassee to coordinate state plans.
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Eovearga
John A. Mirtin
Jacksonville
American Red Cross
Martin
Tallidhassee
Keby
Franco German rapprochement faces Geneva test
Geneve reports Stresemann and Briand arriving for talks overshadowed by French ire over a Geneva speech by Stresemann. The speech touched on Germanys war guilt and colonial policy, complicating Briands task of securing cabinet approval for reconciliation while Alsace and sovereignty issues loom.
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Geneva
Perr Stresemann
Rhine
Herr Stesemann
M. Briand
Pares
Geneve
Berry Stresemann
AM. Briand
Aletr Swesemann
Germany
Krisre
Gammin
M. Beland
Wellington Local Notes and Family Illnesses
Wellington locals report Ed Whines found his daughter Margaret Whitney Ries Spoin at home after her death from heart failure. Funeral services arranged by WadWorth's funeral tentatives. Other items mention Mrs John Gariss in Elm hit hospital, visitors staying with the Andrews family, and Chiples Weilvad admitted to the hospital.
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Margaret Whitney
Wellington
Andrews
John Gariss
Elghit Hospital
Horsehat
Findley
Oindus
Chiples Weilvad
Wadsworth
Andy Tearge
Numerous Lorain County grand jury cases set for September term
The Lorain County Branch jury will hear many cases when the September term opens next Tuesday. Fifteen jurors have been drawn with four women on the list. Docket includes murder, robbery, possession of illicit liquor, larceny, non support and assault and battery. Three murder trials are planned, including a second degree case against Anthony Garcia for the death of Joseph Garterie after a knife duel in Lorain. A first degree murder charge against Larce T Ralich is also scheduled. A knife fight over a street incident and a dispute over room rent are among matters to be heard as the docket grows after a lengthy summer session.
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Lorain County
J. A. Baird
Anthony ‘Garcia
Lorain
Garcia
Joseph Garterie
Iut
Larce T Ralich
Uth Lorainan
Staniev Stack
Not Guilty Plea Submitted by Rudner and Mazer
Rudner and Louis Mazer, Canton underworld figures, pleaded not guilty to murder charges in the Lon Mellett case. They face trial after arrest in Canton Ohio as gunmen killed Mellett, a Canton Daily Times publisher, in his yard July 15. Mazer seeks court-appointed counsel declaring penniless. trial dates set for November and December with defense planning to request a change of venue. One co-defendant remains at large.
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Rudner
Louis Mazer
Lescal
W. Diehl
Lon Tt
Mellett
Canton
Dai Swe
Meilett
Mazer
Ruduer
Dee. Ui
Ate West
Chaneef Senor
Toth
Pat Medermatt
Whitehead Taken to Stews Art Home and Sponseller Visit
Mrs Sponseller and William transport Miss Marion Sponseller to Vieindeliberz college on Monday. The move appears connected to an art home placement at Stews.
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Whitehead
Stews
Pile Relief Ad Promises Cure with Harmless Tablets
An advertisement touts Dr Isenhardt’s Home Remedy as a quick banishment for all forms of piles and related symptoms. It claims to remove blood congestion in the bowel with a harmless tablet and offers a money back guarantee through C. Wit Phillips and dentists advertising nationwide.
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Isenhardt
C. Wit Phillips
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