Burial of Borders family brings tragedy to Mt Vernon
The Borders family, Mrs. Hita Sanders Borders and her husband Joseph B Borders and their daughter Isabel, were killed in a Columbus auto crash Tuesday. They will be buried Friday at Mound View in Mt Vernon after funeral services at Trinity Church Columbus. Local Masons will attend as pallbearers.
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Joseph B. Borders
Isabel
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Mound View Cemetery
Trinity Church
Parente
Pennsylvania
Sanderson
Humbolt Lodge
Mr Borders
Columbiia Dispatch
F. Austin McElroy
Nant Town Street
Nathan Martle
George Spahr
McElroy
Nelson Road
Broad Street
Borders
Mr. McElroy
Mrs. Borders
Charles G. Hegetheimer
East Nich Street
Grant Hospital
Harvey Smith
Kart
Carter
Viens
Mr. Borders
Breckenridge
Ute
Mr. Miser
el Jan
Hita Sanderson
Delaware
Charles Sanderson
Fred
Pittsburg
Louisville
Dunham
National Circulation Company
Nyberg
Insurance protection offered on Buckeye deposits reduces risk
The American Surety Company of New York insures all cash on hand or in bank deposits at The Buckeye. The policy emphasizes strong conservative backing and urges depositors to use time deposits. Five percent interest is promised on timely deposits, with total insured funds reaching 6 500 000.
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American Surety Company of
New York
Buckeye
Brandon Church Notes From Local Pastor Services
Rev Theodore M Holme later pastor Sunday school 104 m Jay Harmon Supt Everyone welcome Preaching 8 p m subject Make Haste BY P A Bacurday evening Prayer meeting Wednesday evening The Woman s Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs Thommen Harred Hunts April 21 for an all day session Everyone welcome
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Theodore M. Holme
Jay Harmon
P. A. Bacurday
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Thommen Harred
Hunts
Fifth annual report of Knox County Juvenile Officer
The fifth annual report of Juvenile Probation Officer Patrick Purcell covers the year ending July 1 1913. It lists hundreds of investigations and calls for offenses from truancy to theft and immorality, the number of children before the court, hearings, commitments to industrial schools, and funds collected for neglected children. Also notes a divorce suit by Myrtle Curran against Thomas Curran and several probate actions including executor appointments and final accounts.
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Patrick Purcel
Philip L. Wilkins
Knox County
Ohio
Kno County
Hoyn
Kooy County
Patrick Parcell
Osle
Myrtle M. Curran
Court of Commoners
Thomas C. Curran
Lucas County
Charles L. Barmont
Samuel H. Israel
Finnele Israel
Abandoned Babe Adopted After Knights Templar Train Visit
An abandoned girl found on a Denver and Rio Grande special train carrying Knights Templar in Pueblo to Denver was adopted by Mrs. William F. Raber, wife of a Pueblo railroad superintendent. The child was christened Conclayla Raber aboard the train by sixty knights, who chose a home with Mr. and Mrs. Raber in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Mansfield News
Knights Templar
Denver & Rilo Grande
Alva Adams
Pueblo
Denver
Colo
Denver Pipers
Gil
William F. Raber
Pueblo Tracion Company
Conclayla Raber
Township house meeting notices titled August dates
Democratic caucus and local township notices list several meetings set for August at the township house. Locations include Pike, Liberty, Milford, Harrison and Weider with times in the evenings or midafternoon on various Fridays and Thursdays.
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Weider
Milford
Harrison
Want to Be Hasty in Judgment in Comic Tale
A Kansas City Journal item recalls a scene where an agent disputes a ready verdict about a woman in a household setting. After lengthy talk, the Kansas man asserts he won’t form an opinion until he has the judgment of experienced witnesses, a wry reflection on cautious judgment.
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Anne
Bean
Kansas
Kaneas City
Regaining Caste Rituals and Arab Honeymoon Customs
The piece describes southern Indian caste rites where adherents cleanse and reaccept caste by a brutal red hot ash ceremony after washing in a river. It contrasts Wildly with an Arab honeymoon practice: seven days of seclusion, strict privacy, and concealment by the groom, with the bride remaining isolated.
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India
Pearson's Weekly
Bong of the East Indian Laborer in Labor Practices
A Kansas City Journal excerpt discusses water well labor by bullocks and a satirical look at disciplinary methods used by an American teacher. The piece cites a line from India and the Lovins and mentions a substitute for Si of Birch with a stern parental rebuke.
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India
Lovins
Birch
Arebiaan
Kansas City Journal
Poor Handwriting Said to Hinder Lord Goschen
The article recounts Lord Goschen’s father’s boast that London life forced him to found a fitter due to writing so illegible a clerk could not be employed. It notes Goschen’s biographer describing his own handwriting as indecipherable and the difficulty even he faced in Parliament.
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Lord Goschen
London
Uuurkas
Gouchey
Specifialig
Night tennis epic ends in stalemate at Mt Vernon court
Dr Eastman and George Kelly waged a lengthy two man duel into night, final score 10 to 8? 17 16? 18 all before darkness halted play. Officials planned continuation next day as crowds lingered. other results noted include Levering defeating Grege and Blair advancing in singles while doubles teams battled toward semifinals.
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Dr. N. RB. Eastman
George Kelly
Gine Gamer
Eastman
Kelly
Dr. Eastman
East
Rastuien
Urimgme
Witteléins
Bom
Aftort
Wit News Dt
Mini Levering
Mins Grege
Mins Thorp
Gambier
Blair
Hayes
Nowds
Devin
Blaze
K. Harper
Mapleturst
Rawnett Eastman Dprang
Gohres
Harper
Strang
R. Walton
H. Waleton
Russell
Hastiman
Ackerman
Mitehall
Stoyle
Sapp
Mitchell
Hays
Mapiehuret Court
Chapman
Curtin
Cal Starr
Morton
Kramer
Dowds
Michael
Tiebout
Gehres
D. Harper
Levering
Russell Eastman
FR Walton
H. Walton
Russell Gee
Walton Brothers
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Jonathan W.W. Houde
Bond
J. BE. Hahn
George Sam- Kimer
Joseph Colopy
C. G. Simmons
Charles Banbury
Bret
Grover Stringfellow
Walter Stringfellow
Andrew Filliott
Milton Bliiott
Jackson
W. A. Pickering
L. R. Kile
Mansfield
Democratic Gaugules
Pike Towsnhly
Wide World
Millersburg
A. Davidson
Olive Linn
Maude Liam
Mable Finley
J. J. Grassie
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Public Square
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