Local notices and ads mix in Ocean Grove page
Fragmented OCR reads like a town page with several items. Entries mention Rose's Shoes, National Banking Association, local meetings and notices for a warden post, a union picnic, and a fatal poster. Names and places are unclear due to damage, but indicate a general community notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose's
Rose & Daughter
National Bailing & Loan Association
McCardel Bigs
Union
Cursinn Ocean Grove
Milvern
Local Items Mixed From Kee Mat To Penmiar News
Bleanings and W Koonis with two sons plan a shawl shirt factory at Swithsbгrg Robt Carr of Baltimore and A D Cline of Washington travel by automobile. A horse owned by Long and Coffin valued 125 dollars lies dead on Leitersburg pike, driven by Frederick Ian. Patrons of primary schools urge School Commissioners to dismiss at 3 instead of 4. Kee Mat improvements near opening of the college. Musicists’ excursion from Washington brings 203 people. Lane to Laray noted as Jobe Huyett’s horse Wilson’s Whs strained. Company B receipts for moonlight to Penmiar total 18 dollars with 55 dollars in eb money. Saturday crowd and picnic plans. Mrs Samuel Johnson and Mrs F C Goddard to meet 7 cereus plants with two flowers. Miss Bertha Etter and Mr G W Sellers of State Ling market here. Elder A B Earnhart. Richard Hood and Miss Sparks married at KRennebunkuare FLD. Rush buys two Mishler houses and factory near Mulberry stand moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Koonis
Swithhsburg
Robt
Washington Studs
Laray
Jobe Huyett
Wilson
Whs
Company B
Penmiar
Samuel Johnson
F.C. Goddard
Bertha Etter
G. W. Sellers
State Ling
A.B. Earnhart
Richard Hood
Pre. Hood
W. Me
Mizs Sparks
Philadelphia
Krennebunkuare
Rush
William Grant Gravely Ill in Jail Amid Shooting Case
Reports say William Grant lies near death in jail after shooting and killing Jacob Fuller and Policeman M. E. Flory. Doctors struggle with a failing heart while state officials and relatives await a possible end, as Grant shows brief moments of improvement and then decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ragan
J. William Grant
Jacan Fuller
M.E. Flory
Atham
Nate Cosis
Lawrence
Dvoffenberger
Grant
Morrison
Wheaton
Dayaan Shepp
Nya
Chased figure Alesander battles engine and cart in Strange chase
Alesander the Urest engages an iron engine and cart in a surreal pursuit at Franklin as a colored bearer and others attempt to subdue the machine. The chase unfolds with wheels, harness, and wreckage scattering, ending with the engine halting and figures regrouping amid the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alesander
Alexander
Furtier
Sneer NL & Wor
Win Fisher
Spec Dion
Alexander Obu Hawa
Franklin
Olleise
Nemin Fisher
Tslees
Toda
Pantiae
Mack
Lares Tai
Alexander Ch
Three suspects arrested over alleged freight rail plots
Three men including Charles Jones alias Lyktan were arrested on suspicion of belonging to an undefined group operating along West and PL& R railroads between Hagerstown and Harrisburg. They reportedly were armed with revolvers and primitive weapons. One was detained after attempting to dispose of goods in Haverstown last week as part of ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jones
Lyktan
Unoul
Ubjeves
Pl& R
Hagerstown
Harrisbur
Autikles
Haverstown
Uiree
C. Vo
Chgset
Shafer
Dejaty Rowland
Personal Notices From a Local Paper Chronicle
Fragmented personal notices mention Naomi Vayler, Mamie Gilson, Mary Martin, and Mary St hingteu in a city column. Several names visit Greenwastle, with Edward Maytiam and Mr. Cyyolny spending Sundays in Waynus. A vow by Emmanuel etives, and various social greetings and travels are noted amid irregular OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiekéonon
Ings Harpe
Wits
Naomie Vayler
Martinstiens
Mamie Gilson
Martingtear
Mary Kary
Hingteu
Waynus
Haltinare
Baltinere
Emmanuel Etives
Mioamk
Ie Dehaie
Rae Ds
Fragmented OCR note with names and places
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Meier and terms like Hotel, Matinas, Hones, and Uber. The legible items resemble a garbled list of names and locations with unclear actions or events. No clear outcome or date is identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matinas
Teta
Uber
Pein Hones
Hotel Lait
Child given medicine leads to illness and revival efforts
A two year old girl named Bertha ingested medicine described as grain bark and pleasant tasting. She became drowsy and faint, prompting a physician and local reporters to witness the incident. Revivers were called, and the child recovered before noon, with hospital staff noting the episode as a confirmed case needing observation. The report lists authorities and individuals involved in the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha
Harry Lam
Meehan
Yansa
Strom Deck
Sone
Sheesau
Unclear OCR: Local Notable Names and Events
Fragmentary OCR text mentions judges, a Philadelphia area figure, and a Baltimore hospital incident. It references Joseph Brown, Lewis Rawlahd, East Satan fire, and a missing person or case. Details are obscured and names inconsistent, preventing clear reporting of event, date, or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars Sete
Aromwe
Epi
Tia
Bey
Joseph Brown Ant
Vallaoelphia
Shera
Varias
George
Gallopolis
Lewis Rawlahd
East Satan
Baltimore Hospital
Hermon Chase
Claurent
Busta
Fragmentary crime tale from Willansport pike scene
A garbled OCR report centers on a crime suspect, Neal, accused of robbery along the Willansport Pike. He admits involvement in a theft of valuables and weapons. The narrative weaves in unclear names and dates, with a judge or official reference and remarks on the suspect’s lack of regret.
Evangelist Armspatyer visits rural Southern circuit
Evangelist GC Armspatyer, active in the South for three years, surprised his Dallas and Mrs Joseph Amiger parents with a visit during a Briud Sumit camp meeting in Pat. He reported a moving spiritual revival with believers reborn, and noted local ponies trained to stop at churches, drawing attention to cross-cultural outreach. He hosted a watermelon party with about fifteen attendees, including evangelists and Prof. Hashirld, as part of his message and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. P. Armspatyer
South
Dallas
Joseph Amiger
Briud
Sumit
Pat
Hashirld
Anil Iintie
Trolly Directors Of the Banner Company Meeting
The stockholders of the Banner Company met in envy lane and company headquarter to elect directors and officers. Named were Tian We Lynch and Weeentens as directors with Wii Sounings as vice president and Hepperton as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Envy
Lane
Tobawibe
Tian We Lynch
Weeentens
Chirenee Lang
Wii Sounings
Cre Murer
Hepperton
HS Egvey
HH Keds
Tee South
Tapadiy
Meads seeks divorce despite home turmoil and custody claim
The article states Meads remains at home amid heated times in Pou and will not seek a penance but plans to file a petition for divorce to drive proceedings and retrial. He contends a wrongful case was built by false witnesses while his wife Scout Simler has remarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. Garis
Runpenal
Durance
Busses
Agife
Scout Simler
Missing dog prompts police hunt on Summit Avenue
A misread community alert reports a loose dog feared by local residents near Summit Avenue. Three officers searched the area after gunfire frightened locals but failed to locate the animal. A neighbor later claimed the dog was killed with a shovel by unidentified persons, prompting a police response and a brief incident report. Funeral notices and local notices follow from a Food publication appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Ave
Telly
Vnd
Nue
Chen
Department of Street Clowning
Furo Billance
Paice Studeu
Summit Avena
Survey Fortaiton of civil engineers near Westminster and Reisterstans
Civil engineers survey the line of the Westminster to Reisterstans project. Kalthner, G. Tadirold, and others oversee the survey work between Westminster and Reisterstans. Reports describe a new roadway proposal and potential highway alignment along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster and
Reisterstans
Kalthner
Westminster
G. Tadirold
de Hoaway
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Walls Ie Atail
WM. Grant
Atte
Chase
Reveed BT
Pat PE
Diba
Ray Itd
Cobh
Couminguim
Star Publishing
Andrety Wesdall
Kent County
Davil Paxton
Pssenger Lip
T. W. Maldeman
Columbia
Masaus
Nantes
Mrtus. Neal
Lubeerber
Willansport
Abe
Nestle
Tate
Foetei
Glia
Cin Wan Wiser
Trolly Directors
Williamsport
Pan
Tom
Raivet
Bps
Gye
Asia
Serbia
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