Fredericktown notes amid weather and church ties
Local column records worsened attendance at Mapleton church due to weather, a postponed pastorate decision for Rev W G Carl, and community updates. It notes Samuel Hanna leaving Zeig foundry for Shelby, multiple visits, Thanksgiving gatherings, gas contract discussions with Ohio Fuel & Supply, and a Christmas program at the Presbyterian Church with high school students.
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N. Harford
Granville
Mapilet
W. G. Carl
Samuel Hanna
Zeig
Shelby
Hanna
Thanksgiving visits and guests in Granville area
Local notes list residents and visitors during Thanksgiving week. Mentions Mr. G Ewart of New York City visiting his brother Ira Ewart, entertaining guests like Mr. Towosand of Columbus, and many others from Granville Newark and Delaware. Also notes illnesses and travel, including typhoid cases and holiday visits to relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ewart
New York City
Ira Ewart
John Baird
FV. Towosand
Columbus
Dave Schoolers
Austin Elliott
Mite Rey Filfoty
O. M. Clutter
Ollie McKee
Harry Dean
Burdette Pumphrey
Mink Ada
Thanksgiving visits and church talks in Martinsburg area
A string of Thanksgiving visits unfolds among local families including Critchfield and Smith households with travelers from Columbus and Mt. Vernon. District Superintendent Win V. Marsh will speak at the Presbyterian church in Martinsburg and Mt. Pleasant church on December 9 and 2:30 pm, inviting all residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esiley, Win
V. Marah
Ohio
Ant-Saloon Langue
Will Kpeak
Martinsburg
Mt. Pleasant
Texas M E Conference Meets in Galveston With Large Attendance
In Galveston Texas on November 30 the Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South opened with strong clergy and lay presence. The gathering at Gil vonton began a likely week long set of business sessions and deliberations.
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Galveswon
Texas
Starke
Boxers Knock Out Brown Ends Ring Return Plans
With the boxers knocking out Brown to a layoff with a broken hand, a long pause follows. Tom McCarey aims to line up Wien or Stewart or Frank Klaus to meet Hit Flynn in Los Angeles on December 10. Digger Stanley, the English bantam champion, will remain abroad for several months due to ongoing matches in England.
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Brown
Tom McCarey
Wien
Him Stewart
Frank Klaus
Hit Flynn
Los Angelus Dee
Digger Stanley
England
Memorial Service for Elks Lodge Officials and Brothers
Mt Vernon lodge 140 BPOE holds annual memorial services Sunday at 8 pm at the Elks home inviting the public. The program lists ceremonies, orations, music, and memorials for many named lodge members. committee members include Dorgan Koons Forbing Tuttle Mild. Chicago November 30. Also a case in Chicago before ICC about Pullman rates for upper berths. Banner want ads pay.
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Mt. Vernon Lodge
B. P.O. Mike
Elki
W . C. Culbertson
H. Grant
B. Claris
W. A. Crumley
W. L. Mor Blroy
Alkenhead
P. J
Strauss
Chaminade
Scribner's Orchestra
Diagolo
Joe Salmon
Bcrbner
Bro
A. L. Byrne
Ommeers
Ira J. Moraton
Firat Congregational Church
Bolo
Aventide
Ira J. Houston
Mason
Forbing
David BD. Tuttle
Charles L. Mild
George TR. Spearman
William M. Koons
Stephen J. Dorean
Chicago
George 8. Loftus
Minneapolis
Pullman Company
Ako
Clark and
Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Loftus
Pullman
Come Mission
General Miller Heads World’s Largest Bible Class
General Charles Miller, famed oil magnate and railroad innovator, presides over the world’s largest Bible class in Frankin, Pennsylvania. The nondenominational Sunday School of the First Baptist church draws 800 members, with a 200-member women’s auxiliary, and an orchestra of twenty. The class began 35 years ago with five of the wildest youths Miller mentored, now includes ministers and men of all creeds, all devoted to daily religious practice.
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New York
Europe
Hitle
Preankiin
Pennsylvania
Franklin
First Baptist Church
Charles Miller
Gener
Miller
Tte
Kent
Elisa
General Miller
Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Man
Hhe
Boudrary
Charles Wagner
Alsace
Prize fighter dies after boxing match in Lima
The death of Leo Gerhardt, 21, after a boxing contest with Jack McHenry in Lima, Ohio, is expected to end prizefighting and public boxing exhibitions in the state. Governor Harmon is opposed, and a movement to abolish such contests is being pursued by local residents and will be presented to him on his return from Frankfort, Kentucky.
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Mino Lillo Brodrick
Shelby
Ed. Hahn
Mana
Hermie Linham
Mra
Ora Fuller
Chas, Gilbert
Vernon
Ezra Beale
Ankenytown
Leo Hauger
Howard
John Hyatt
Murray Vernon
Mard Gunn
Clyde Jacoby
Mt. ‘Vernon
Misa Grace James
Cam Harris
Mason Rawlings
L. B. Ackerman
Wm. Ackerman
Mt. Vernon
Council Chamber
Ohio Fuel & Supply Company
Fredericktown
Lwo
John Perrin
Aakley
Ohio
Minacle Jackson
Bor
Hannah Slack
Pheumonia
Lewin Werts
Muckmwater & Werks
JM. Lewis
Bruce Brothers
Columba
Wook
J. M. Thomas van Riven
Harry Kingell
Satim Io
Mexico
Mary Kinwell
Mex
Leo McQuaghy
Mr. Hoy
Chesterville
Spry
South Main
Atreot
McGutra
Loudonville
Fred Heentiinger
Mra. Plank
Geo. Glover
Chicago
la Vit Ming
Clara Gleavor
Miya Lillo Broderick
Harrison Broderick
P. J. Cummings
Lexington
J. ¥. Btrublo
Pittaburg
D. W. Wells
Marion Amabaugh
Mes. Cugningham
Apkenytown
T. A. Bumpus
Mingo Alta
Ele
Mt. Venn
C.K
M. 1
Thos, Hambly
Mie
Marie Gibson
William Shortt
Tedlville
Lima
Leo Gerhardt
Jack McHenry
Harmon Lis
Lilmeelf
Governo Hormon
Frankfort
Prominent Citizens Indicted in Lucas County Toledo
Toledo Ohio November 30 Indictments charging fraud in the sale of land in Cuba were returned by the Lucas county grand jury against Frank Templeton former justice of the peace M D Avery ladies tailor and Theodore Brake preacher lawyer all said to be now in Cuba The specific charge holds they sold land known as Toledo Cuba when they only held options It is estimated that twenty thousand dollars was secured by these actions.
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Toledo
Cuba
Lucas County
Frank Templeton
M. D. Avery
Theodore Brake
Real estate values rise across the United States
A New York paper traces a valuable tract's history from 1805 sale at 25000 to 1910 value of 1700000, noting foreclosures and improvements. The article argues that many U.S. cities show dramatic increases and warns that only those with energy and capital will profit from real estate investments.
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New York
Agen Ment
United States
Ponstea
Loulaville Courier Journal
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Ethel
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Handa
Harvey DeVoe
J. H. Cannan
Finn Iny
Craig Lovell
Robert F. Clark
Indianapolis
Indiana
Guy Bartlett
Ald Society of the Methodiat Church
Joe Carr
Mino Lou Kirk
Squire Jackson
Mt. Veron
Mins
Fredericktown High School
Ladies’ Ald Society
M. ‘Hi
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William Dennison
Delaware
Charles Somans
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Arthur Hambly
Presbyterian Church
Mia Johnson
Miss Hole
Cukon
Vinita
Board of Education
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Birch Critchfeld
Won
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Martin Critchfield
W. A. Ulergia
Leonard Coup
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Clarance White
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Bislera
W. Brown
Columbua
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Judge Critchfeld
Nellie
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I. Clow
Tilt Brother
Roseya Clow
Thomas Wardesty
Texas M. E
the Elks
Pullman Rate Inquiry
CTY
Fred A. Clough
Teleph
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Central Union Telephone Company
Main and Vine Sts
Mindo
South Main Street
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