Lantern fire destroys shed and barn on Braddock Street
A burning lantern in a shed at 302 Braddock Street started a blaze that consumed the shed and spread to Curtis Tish’s barn where hay burned and a section of the barn was damaged. The Sharp house occupants and Milking occurred as the lantern fell. Fire crews eventually contained the flames before broader damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sharp
Braddock Street
Curtis Tish
Nile
Loach
Sharp
Wo Bam
Tehta
North Liberty News Briefs Georgia 1910s style
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arch Erne on Thursday morning November 25. Miss Edna Nyhart of near Danville visited Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hunter over Sunday. Doyle Arnold went to Cleveland Saturday to visit his sisters. J. W. Smith and Frank Frasher are now residents of North Liberty. Frank Reed, while hunting Thursday morning, accidentally shot himself through the palm and lies about three miles east. Mrs. Mary Cutnan of Shelby fell backwards in a cellar, breaking her hip. School started at Arnold schoolhouse Monday November 29 with Miss Craig as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Judson, visiting PD. B. Hunter, left for Howard Sunday. Rev. Bender begins M E church meetings Tuesday evening November 20. A number from here spent Friday evening at William Poorman’s near town. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and family visited William Stattes two miles north. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Smith and Mitchard, about two miles south, spent Sunday with Burr Arnold. Miss Filene Ogg, from Mr. Veron ted, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Kuerr over Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Walk. Flora Bechtel of Mansfield visited his grandparents, Sir and Mrs. Thom Losh, on Thanksgiving day.
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Arch Erne
Edna Nyhart
Danville
Leon Hunter
Doyle Arnold
Cleveland
J. W. Smith
Frank Frasher
North Liberty
Frank Reed
Here
Mary Cutnan
Shelby
Arnold
Miss Craig
Floyd Judson
B. Hunter
Howard
Bender
M. E
William Poorman’s
J. Smith
Famey
William Stattes
Dudley Smith
Com Mitchard
Burr Arnold
Mise Filen Ogg
Veronted
Jack Arnold
Howard Smith
George Walk
Flora Bechtel
Mansfield
Thom
Moonlight club entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs H ee
The Moonlight club was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs H ee last Wednesday evening. Frances Countryman has returned home after a week's visit at Mt. Vernon. F D Hammond has purchased a new automobile. Fred Wright bought the farm of G Tageart. Oregon Fike went to Templeton last Saturday with his wife visiting friends in the area. Disciple church preached Sunday morning and evening December 5. Penny social by Presbyterian women well attended. Ransom Riley adding to his residence. John Ralston and family visited C D Mitchell Sunday.
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Moonlight Club
Hee
Frances Countryman
Mt. Vernon
F. D. Hammond
Fred Wright
G. Tageart
Oregon
Fike
Templeton
Disciple
The
Presbyterian Church
Ransom Riley
John Ralston
C. D. Mitchell
McMehen Richert Wedding Celebrated At Home
Society notes report the marriage of Miss Mary Alice Richert of Amity to Alfred C. McMahon of Danville in the bride’s home with immediate family present. The ceremony was by Pastor C. Birkhold. A dinner followed and guests extended best wishes for the couple’s future.
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McMehen Richert
Foy
Mignoon
Mary Alice
Amos. Richert
Amity
Alfred C. McMahon
Danville
C. &. Birkhold
Jettoway
Mrs. Meinhon
Law on Muskrat Season Opens January First
Game Warden E T Penrose states trappers were warned that muskrat season begins January 1 penalties will be enforced for any violations Mrs LT White of West Chastmus Street left Wednesday for Washington Pa to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Penrose
LT. White
West Chastmus Street
Washington, Pa
Local Social Notes Highlight Thanksgiving Visits and Theater Trip
A busy sequence of family gatherings and brief visits unfolds through Thanksgiving. Mary Faye Behocley and Mrs. Peter Nusburg share a meal, while Mr. and Mrs. Hartcook visit Vernon relatives. Giffin of Gambier calls on friends, and several residents attend theater in Columbus before the holiday. The Senior Class plans a chicken supper to raise funds for a new piano at Eparta High School, with a string of entertainments to follow inviting all residents.
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Eparta High
Revival meetings spark near Bloomfield and Sparta
Revival services led by Rev. John Skelet drew attendees in Bloomfield Hedding and Sparta before his return home. A chili supper hosted by C K Mooney raised funds for church improvements. Thanksgiving visitors from Delaware and local students returned home for the holiday. A Saturday entertainment by primary and grammar rooms raised $21.2 for library books. Harold Shaffer, Miss Pearl Turner, and Irma Turner joined a Newark day trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shaffer
Centerbury
Pearl Turner
Irma
Newark
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Local Notices in Chesterville
The Rebokal lorge held its annual wiper masquerade at the town Ball last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Fred Mali hosted friends Monday evening for a gathering in honor of their bran e. Thanksgiving brought a birth to Mr and Mrs Okey Howard a daughter. Elwood Fisher hosted relatives Keale and Doane from Lorain Ohio for Thanksgiving. The MM Clureb Missionary Society meets at Nettie Shaffer’s home Wednesday afternoon. Douglas Wilson returned home Saturday after visiting Bladensburg and Martinsburg. May Wilson and Hattie Pisch, students in Columbus, were home for Thanksgiving.
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Rebokal Lorge
Fred Mali
Gamuel
Charley Coleman
Columbus
Elwood Fisher
Keale
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised remedy
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for torpid liver and stomach upset. It claims to purify blood relieve constipation biliousness dizziness and indigestion and improve complexion with a 25 cent price at druggists.
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Dr. King
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