Former Minister At Amherst Laid To Rest
Reverend Charles Francis English, longtime Amherst pastor and former superintendent of schools in Sunbury, died and was laid to rest in Amherst after a funeral in Huntington Township. Born January 12, 1858 in Delaware, Ohio, he taught in Delaware County schools, graduated from Ohio Western University in 1884, and served 35 years as a Methodist pastor in multiple Ohio towns including Amherst, Lodi, Smithville, Roscoe, Ashby, Talmadge, Waverly, and Denver. He organized Smithville Normal Academy and was principal there for three years, later serving as conference evangelist. He is survived by his wife Emily Quigley, two sons, three daughters, four grandchildren, three brothers, and two sisters. one son Homer preceded him in death.
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Charles Francis English
Amherst
Huntington Township
Ross County
Delaware
Ohio
Eli D
Nancy Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church
Delaware Publi
Delaware County
Ohio Wasteran University
Sunbury
Kew
English
Methodist Church
Emily Elizabeth Quigley
Lodi
Smithville
Roscoe
Smithiile
Ashley
Talmadge
Waverly
Denver
Homer
Suggest Forum For Open Discussion In Elyria
A Chamber of Commerce forum dinner inspires a proposal for a regular round table discussion to inventory Elyria assets and conditions. Citizens would voice experiences and views, with leaders ensuring all points of view are heard and questions answered, aiming to foster informed public discourse.
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
Elyria
Labi i
New England
Marters
Wet Grounds Delaying War with Ethiopia and Italy
The piece argues that wet ground delays Ethiopian mobilization against Italy as the rainy season ends but dry season benefits lag. It notes Ethiopia mobilizing 40 troops while wary of giving Italy any pretext, amid global debate and League of Nations attention. The text paints Ethiopia as a pawn in great power maneuvers and questions decisive outcomes.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Soldiers To Drop From The Sky War
Russia trains troops in parachute jumping to cross enemy lines and launch rear surprises. Big transport planes would be targets, but the idea could work.
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Sam
Russia
New York Day by Day A Wedged Wake of City Moods
A fragmentary diary style reminiscence captures a fading weekday routine in New York. It touches on daily life including a soup diet, a wash-woman's presence, evenings with a companion, and observations of dining scenes, eateries, and cultural references amid blurred memories and wandering thoughts.
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New York
Weshdey
Americas
Joe
Birthday notices and notes from a 19th century issue
The page lists birthdays including Henry Fletcher of New York, president of the National Institute of Faeces, and Edward O. Gess of Waterbury Cann. It also cites a Sunday horoscope advising caution for highly sensitive individuals and possible periods of severe labor.
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Henry Fletcher
New Yo
National Institute of Faeces
New York
M C Shepherd
Newscater
Edward O. Gess
Wwaterbury
History anniversaries and events mix in scattered notes
A fragmented list recalls historical anniversaries and dates: Frances Willard, George W. Peck, Henri A. Jones, Clemenceau, Harrison, and others with varied birth and death notes. It also mentions Today in History items from 1487 to 1911 and a reference to a 1935 event, amid jumbled phrases and partial lines.
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Frances E. Willard
Esilessi Rhe
George W. Peck
Wener
Notable births and figures in arts and media list
A fragmentary roster notes MarMonnies of Xen as a famed sculptor born there 72 years ago with Homer Saint-Gaudens directing arts at Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh born in Boston 55 years ago. William Pater of CBS born in Chicago 34 years ago. Cart R Gray of Union Pacific born in Princeton 48 years ago. Leonard Nason, novelist, born Somerville, Massachusetts 14 years ago.
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MarMonnies
Xen
Homer Saint-Gaudens
Oie Arts
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Boston
William &. Pater
Columbia Broadcasting System
Borm
Chicago
Cart R Gray
Union Pacilie RL RR
Princeton
Leonard Nason
Somerrike
Mass
Azo
Freshman Wiener Roast Sparks Chase and Farewell Plans
In Nova WEINER RGAST Nova on Sept 28 the annual freshman wiener roast was held south of Ruggles at the Jacobs home. Excitement rose as the rest of the high school searched for the freshmen and for those trailing the missing youth. A farewell party greeted Rev Stametz and wife last Thursday night. Members of the Methodist church met Tuesday for a pot luck supper and best wishes as Rev Young and family move to a new location. Dr Marquette and family and Mr and Mrs Vanseer visited the miniature garden in Milan Ohio Sunday.
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Weiner
Methodist Church
Annex
Young
Jack
Marquette
Vanseer
Milan
Ohio
Albert Tedrow
Bruder Nichols announce birth of daughter in Kentucky
Mr and Mrs J L Bruder and Mr and Mrs N J Nichols traveled to parts of Kentucky Saturday returning Sunday night. The notice highlights a birth of a daughter and notes the journey surrounding the event.
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J. L. Bruder
N. J. Nichols
Kentucky
Blame and Concessions Across Eras and Regions
The article recalls historical scapegoating of Christians in ancient Rome and recurring public outcry during disasters. It notes Western powers pressuring Japan in 1853 to grant trading rights, with two 1863 Allied bombardments of Japanese ports. It also mentions Britain’s Air Ministry merging civil and military roles.
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Japan
Japanese
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Parth Lane
Brahelvy Tecoughout
T& Navy
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International Working Men's Area Land
London
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Turkey
Nest Dar
DRY Cleaners
Middle Ave
Britain
Air Ministry
LEE Whitney Co
Broad Street
East Ave
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Ferner
Lorain County
Florida
Puritan
Pathfinder
West Virginia
Schroll Coal
Cleveland Road
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