Summerland Beach Picked as Future Hiawatha Assembly Site
Oslo Baptist Convention committee, led by Rev Brininstool, inspected 56 acres at Summerland Beach near Buckeye Lake and unanimously recommended it as the future Hiawatha Assembly site. The 66 acre grounds feature a $7,000 steel auditorium seating 5,000, a 60 room hotel, cottages, electric lights, and rail access via the Ohio Central line. Mt Vernon residents would lose the annual chautauqua. Granville discussions reinforced the Summerland selection.
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Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Hiawatha Assembly
Lake Hiawatha Park
Mt. Vernon
Oslo Baptist Convention
Brin- Instool
Sne
Columbus
Newark
Zanesville
Milleraport
Ohio Central Railroad
Otter
Assembly
Granville
Inga
Conference Committee
Mosembly Committee
Rev
F. ©. Brininstool
Ohio
Interclass basketball planned by local high school
High school students organize a basketball program with 21 players reporting to practice at the YMCA gym. Inter-class games set Dec 4 Dec 7 and Dec 21 to form the representative team, with Foreman Forbing as manager and Batten Blair as coach. General admission 10 cents. 25 cents for all three games.
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West
Seavelt
Altenburg
Reeder
McKee
Lauderbaugh
Cary
Peatle
Spock
Russell
A. Culbertson
McNabb
Forbing
Zimmer
Seymour
Sapp
Porter
Bartlett
Christman
Clough
Harris
Sentora
Foreman Forbing
Batten W. Blair
Fell Down Stairs Injures Mrs Henley at Home
Miss Helen Henley fractured her left collarbone and sustained shoulder bruises after a fall on the stairs at her home on West Chestnut street Wednesday evening. She was found by her parents, Dr. K. Comard attended, and doctors said her condition was not serious.
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Helen Henley
Chestnut Street
Mike Henley
K. Conard
Hiss Henley
Printing of Red Cross Christmas Seals Soars in U S
Washington reports the American National Red Cross printing about a trillion seals per day and over 60 million already issued to agents nationwide. The Postoffice rules require placing seals on envelopes as seals only, not postage. Millions have sold to firms and orders come hourly as campaigns aim for 100 million seals to fund tuberculosis relief.
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Washington, D. C
American National Red Cross
United States
Red Cross
Postoffice Department
Eagles' Banquet Menu Listing for Saturday Evening
The menu for the Wagle a banquet lists Roast Young Pig English Dressing Cranberry Sauce Escalloped Oyaters and in Brinning Baked Sweet Potatoes Kentucky Style Saratoga Chips Celery Olives Sweet Girkens Bread and Butter Cafe Noir Eagle Pega Cigars. Banner wording suggests a paid advertisement or promotion.
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Cafe Noir Eagle Pega
Early Christmas Shipping Tips From an Express Man
A 19th century style guide advises sending Christmas packages early by the 18th, using wooden boxes or strong wrapping, clearly writing addresses, prepaid charges, and receipts. It stresses marking perishables and including a From and To card to ensure prompt, damage-free delivery.
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Expressman
Express Company
Consignee
Miss McGovern and others visit. sale notice and incidents
The text notes Miss McGovern of Columbia visiting Mr. and Mrs. Scott Kirby, Miss Faye Booze returning to Los Angeles to work as a professional nurse, Maurice Levering of Pennsylvania with family, Prof and Mrs J Frank Fish and Mr and Mrs Miles Fish visiting, John Whitney and wife attending a burial, and a regular Levering W C T U meeting. It also records an elbow injury to William Neptune, an address by Mrs Sheldon on World WWI era events in Glasgow and Edinburg, Leroy Ackerman and wife at a burial, and local sickness improvements. A sale of land by the heirs of A J Rinehart is announced for January 2, 1911, detailing 32 acres near Mt Liberty with terms.
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McGovern
Columbia Ta
Scott Kirby
Faye Booze
Old Homestead
Priday
Los Angeles
Cal
Maurice Levering
Pennsylvania
J. Frank Fish
Miles Fish
Mt. Vernon
John Whitney
Johnsville
John James
Levering W. Co.t. VU
Mary
Penn
Sheldon
William Neptune
Christian Church
R. A. Sheldon
Glasgow
Edinburg
Leroy Ackerman
Louis Hardgrove
Mansfield
A. J. Rinehart
Mt. Liberty
Frank Thatcher
Hugh Finebart
Yorra
G. Morgan Rinehart
Bartlett found guilty by jury in common pleas court
A jury in the common pleas court found Bartlett guilty in a rapid trial on charges of non support. The case proceeded with standard proceedings and the verdict was delivered after brief deliberation. Bartlett faces sentencing in a subsequent hearing.
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Bartlett
In Common Pleas Court
Howard Bartlett
Court of Common Pleas
George R. Spearman
State of
Ohio
Maude Crui
Virgil Adrain
Beeman and Wilcox Cases Rise in Shared Docket
Wednesday and Thursday court activity includes guilty verdicts for Howard Bartlett on non-support and Beeman burglary proceedings paused for evidence debate. Wilcox incest case delayed to February. Campbell embezzlement case continued. Malvin Hutto sues Vernon Bridge Co. for 10000. probate and marriage notices follow as listings and ads close with ballooning living costs and a note on cheaper auto tires.
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J. O. Stoyle
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Bridge Company
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Berman
Mien Anna Buckingham
Leander Wilcox
Common Pleas Court
Campbell
Robert Campbell
Ashland
Malvin Hutto
MS Vernon Bridge Co
Thin City
Owen de Carr
Carelton Wine
Fredericktown
Mary Ethel Hard
Wary
Verson
William &. Hull
Deeds
Maud M. Higgall
Silas R. Weaver
B. Curtie
City
George Coyner
Mary Myers
Walker
Father Black
Juliet
Knox County
Silas Parr
South Main St
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