Tragic Death From Fumes At Mt Vernon Shop
Garrett M Barry 71, of Mt Vernon, died from accidental carbon monoxide fumes in his shoe repair shop adjoining his home at 501 Merth Sandusky Street Christmas night. Coroner ruled asphyxiation. Barry was found by his son around 7 to 11 pm after family returned from Mrs Clifton’s home. Survived by wife Anna and children including George Barry. Burial at Calvary cemetery after 2:30 pm mass.
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Anna Waterhous
Niles
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Midhicam Central Railroad
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William Clifton
St Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Buckeye State Building and Loan highlights deposits and assets
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 W Gay St Columbus reports assets of 9.5 million dollars and five percent on time deposits. It notes first mortgages on homes and farms and audits, with insurance against fire and storms, and safeguards for depositors. Also mentions officers and directors avoidance of related loans.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Ranking Building
W. Gay Street
Columbus
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Governor Withdraws Opposition to State Prison Farm Plan
A governor proposes withdrawing opposition to a state prison farm project amid tensions over agricultural policy and labor concerns. Officials suggest the administration may reassess funding and oversight as critiques surface regarding the plan's impact on local communities and state resources.
State Board Restores Its Job Amid Prison Farm Plans
Columbus December 27 The State Prisons Commission weighs plans for the first permanent building on to Stam Prison Farm in Madison county. Governor Willis backs a measured start, though funding limits delay a comprehensive plan. The board notes progress despite opposition rooted in Cox era policy and ongoing political tension over reform and governance.
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Columbus
Estate of Geo Orthhofer Heard in Tefferanx Township
The will and estate matter of George Orthhofer late of Tefferanx township came before the court. Executor details, debts, and distribution to heirs including Edward Lomry Staii and Permila Setter Brown were reviewed as guardians reported on the estate assets and remaining liabilities.
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Fragmented OCR Text Sketches a Complex Policy Debate
A garbled submission hints at a broad discussion on governance and policy. Characters resemble a debate about government roles, financial matters, and regulatory actions, mentioning insurers, administration, and potential budget concerns amid unclear context.
Fragmented OCR Trails with Missing Key Details
unreadable OCR snippet lacks clear names, dates, or event data. The fragment hints at financial figures but provides no verifiable entities or context to summarize into a full news item.
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