Bunker Hill School Month Report April May
Bunker Hill School reports April 30 to May 2 with 14 boys and 15 girls enrolled. Average daily attendance 895. Girls average age 9, boys 8. Students never absent or tardy include Harvey Cocklin Elmer Douglass Ira Horst John Clyde Wenger Harry Wenger Ada Cocklin Marie Douglas Edna Shoup Cora Clapper Norah Shoup Amy Wenger Emanuel Wenger Joseph Wenger Beulah Cocklin. Vinnie A Bookwalter, Teacher.
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Bunker Hill
Vinnie A. Bookwalter
Community Notes And Updates From McQuaid June
Rains improve vegetation as road work continues, homes and barns are modified, and local residents visit. New school teacher A H Denbroch is chosen for West Moscow. B G Lautenschlager plans a third return to Silver Hill. Daniel Saurer welcomes a son while Samuel Saltzman endures worsening cancer.
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John Kobler
Albert Hofstetter
Adam Hoffman
A. L. Ruff
Barberton
Henry Hofstetter
Woodburn
Ind
A. H. Denbroch
West Moscow
B.G. Lautenschlager
Silver Hill
Elmer Danner
Ile
Daniel Saurer
Samuel Saltzman
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Pleasant wedding at Camp residence on Decoration Day
Charles Camp and Della Becker wed at the Camp home on Decoration Day with community congratulations. The bride, an accomplished worker in Akron, and groom, a promising young man, receive well wishes from residents. Also notes visits by Emma, Mary, Benjamin Good, and Lois and Inez Becker. Farmers plan to help George Kessler raise a new barn Thursday. The singing school drew a good crowd and invited its Mathie class to Keifer’s schoolhouse on June 14.
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Charles Camp
Della Becker
Akron
Emma
Mary
Benjamin Good
Columbiana County
Emil Kurzen
Lois and
Inez Becker
Jas. Root
George Kessler
Mathie
Keifer
C.K
Weather and social notes from Sugarcock Valley region
The missive notes rains improving wheat and hay prospects but yields remain below average. It reports visits by Susan Hilty Eva Schumacher and others plus travel by Rev H R Voth to Arizona. A mistaken fatality report about Sam Diller is corrected as he was only badly hurt.
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Pasha
Susan Hilty
Eva Schumacher
Allen County
H. R. Voth
Chicago
Arizona
Samuel P. Diller
Allen Co
Onio
Sam Diller
Mary A. Badertscher
John
Putnam Co
Henry Hofstetter
Woodburn
Ind
Isaac Springer
Same Place
Salome P. Loganbill
Cantonment
Oklahoma
Benj. Amstutz
Tschantz
Kidron
Europe
Fred Rober
Atte
Obituary of Erastus Otis Marsh of Lodi Ohio
Erastus Otis Marsh born March 17 1827 in Harrisville Medina County Ohio died May 22 1900 at age 73 years 2 months and 5 days. He lived in Lodi most of his life with wife Amelia Esterbrook and son William Irgil now a pastor. A devout Congregationalist and M E church member for over forty eight years he was praised as a loving husband father citizen and Christian. Lodi Ohio May 24 1900. Last fall I sprained my left hip and Chamberlain’s Pain Balm cured me says F A Babcock Erie Virginia. Sold by F F H Pope.
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Erastus Otis Marsh
Anson
Clina Marsh
Harrisville
Medina County
Flo
Ransom Marsh
Kent
Stilman Kinney
Warren House
Lodi
Amelia Esterbrook
Chatham Road
Wiliam—irgil
Central Ohio
M. KE. Church
Marsh
Congregational Church
Drake
God
Lodi, O
Chamberlain
F. A. Babcock
Erie, Va
F. F
Pope
Canton to stage grand fourth with bands and parades
Canton plans a major July 4 celebration with over twenty bands and the 4th U S Army regiment leading the parade. More than 10 000 uniformed men join military and civic processions while an industrial float pageant and an extensive fireworks display illuminate the event.
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Canton
Th Regiment Uyv.1
Ohio
Niagara
For Sale West Lebanon Mill Property of W F Swisher
Auction notice lists three-fourths acre property in West Lebanon Ohio with a two story mill building and steam power gear including engine boiler cider press chopping mill in good running order. Coal field location central to developing area. Administrator LB Dot Guass Dal ton Ohio invites inquiries.
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W. F Swisher
West Lebanon
LB Dot Guass
Dalton
Ohio
May Wedding at Camp Homestead Farm
A home wedding for Charles Camp and Adell Becker was held Wednesday May 30 at 12 m on the Camp homestead north of town. Rev. A M Jenkins officiated and Clara Baughman played the wedding march. Seventy five guests attended the reception at the groom’s parents’ home, with doctors Haney and Orr assisting after dinner. Guests came from Hancock county Akron Canton and nearby towns.
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W.hi.camp
Charles Camp
Adell Becker
A. M Jenkins
Manchester
Clara Baughman
W. H. Camp
Drs. Haney
Orr
Hancock County
Akron
Canton
Admiral Dewey A Model of Duty and Modesty in Washington
In Washington, Admiral George Dewey stood out as exact in duty, courteous, and quietly stylish, beloved for sociability and club life. His colleagues recall his modesty, devotion to duty, and readiness for action from Mississippi to Manila Bay, with a life spent among bureau chiefs, clubs, and familiar faces.
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Admiral Dewey
Washington
Manila
Dewey
Manila Bay
George Dewey
Navy Department
Bureau of Equipment
Mississippi
Yarragut
West Gulf
Metropolitan Club
Gov. Godwin
Vermont
Everett
H Street
Metropolitan
Army and Navy Clubs
St. Louis Republic
Autumnal hats trimmed with fruit and berries
Hats in deep yellow straw feature trims of late fruits and berries. Directoire capeline and wide sailor shapes suit this style, with crowns bound by velvet ribbons in black and claret. Open work straw may use narrow velvet in and out of the meshes, fruit bunches rest on the brim, and a contrasting color pout or circular rosette with poppy stamens finishes the look.
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Directoire Capeline
Rich Lamb Broth with Tomato Rice Border Curry
A recipe instruction set for rich lamb or mutton broth with tomatoes. Simmer, strain, season to taste, then add one third its volume of rice and cook until absorbed and soft. Rest ten minutes with towel, serve as a vegetable or border around a meat curry. No Tribune.
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No.Tribune
Their Top Note Quarreling Pair Draws Attention
A brief item notes a well dressed couple of high social standing quarrel loudly for a block, witnessed by residents. The Kansas City Independent reports the scene as a lively local oddity.
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Kansas City Independent
Newfoundland Caribou Opens Island To Hunters Of All Means
The Newfoundland legislature passed an act replacing a $100 seven head permit with graded licenses for caribou hunting. Rates include $400 for one month for two stags and one doe, $50 for three stags and one doe for six weeks, and $80 for two months for five stags and two does. The hunting season runs July 15 to Oct 1, with a 20 day interval, then Oct 20 to Feb 1, then close to mid July. September is best for visiting, with access via North Sydney Cape Tor, landing at Port-aux-Basques, and guides at Bay of Islands. The island offers vast tracts and abundant game beyond caribou, with trout and salmon rivers free to all.
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Newfoundland
Barrens
Europe
America
North Sydney
Cape Jireton
Bruce
Port-aux-Basques
Bay of Islands
Chicago Inter Ocean
Mother’s stockings spark wedding day joke tale
A bride recalls her pew ending moment when her mother’s silk stockings nearly split as she walked to the altar. The anecdote unfolds with a chorus of observers praising the bride’s poised smile and the groom awaiting at the altar.
Remedy That Stops Stomach Trouble Quickly
A Burgettstown liveryman reports severe stomach pain overnight. After visiting Miller and McCurdy’s drug store they recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, which he credits with fixing him after one dose. He endorses keeping it at home for future use and notes its value. Sold by F F H Pope.
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Miller & McCurdy
Chamberlain
G. A Wilson
Liveryman
Burgettstown
Washington
Do. Pa
F. F. H. Pope
Rochester Lamp Company News Note
A fragment notes a Rochester New York lamp maker with reference to a lamp described as a light of the morning. The item reads like a brief home hardware update from a local Rochester source.
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Rochester
Atalegues
Rochester Lamp CouNewSork
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F. J. Foust
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Santory Poller
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R. J. Stinson
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