Fredericktown a bustling week of visits and plans
Fredericktown residents and friends filled a week with visits to Marion Bellville Columbus and Sparta. Notable events included growth plans for the Zelg foundry relocation and a proposed curfew ordinance to curb youth mischief. Local weddings and social visits anchored the community as plans for a new site advance.
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Duck Kidwards
Newark
Ernest Miller
Harrod
Columbus
Milton Williams
Miamasburg
John Willams
C.H. Pilagerald
Sernal
Lyle City
Miah
Ransom Boskover
Misa
Edith Caust
Marion
Boner
Delaware
Bessie Yarnell
Shelby
B. H. Osborn
Mt. Vernon
Ed Mitchell
Norah Rood
Wooster
Russell Boucher
Bell
Alice Eppley
Ruth Hamilton
Lindon Brodrick
Vernon
DeBolt
Grant Hospital
L. F. Bechtel
Ashland
Dick Dale
William Swank
Jay Montgomery
William Montgomery
Ankenytown
Dug Rinehart
L. B. Wagner
Roby
Zora
Fern Montgomery
Manchester
Ind
Grace Parte
Brighton
John Guthrie
Candis Winand
H. M. Rubin Darlington
James Johnson
Eula
Mansfield
William Mantis
Karl Lucas
Hulula Hyatt
Uhrichsville
Mary Braddock
J. N. Lucas
Opal
O. H. Ross
Adamsville
Lewis Long
Menry Baker
Harry Wharton
Robert Martin
J. B. Foote
Anna Marple
J. B. Jones
Worthington
County Infirmary
H. J. Chapin
New London
Ethel Poorman
Athens
Fred Hosack
Oberlin
Melita Hosack
Oberlin College
Cora Ewers
C. B. Taylor Dry Goods
W. &. Edwards
Wheeling
W. Va
Rosehoven
Mary Dickerson
Steubenville
Eldridge
M. E
Charles Vincent
Me A. Moore
Zele
Aouth Eden
Zelg
Lin
Witeh
Hutt
Foote
Fredericktown
Thrilling Train Crash Messes With Auto Driver
McGee escaped serious injury when a freight train struck the rear of his auto at a crossing near West Gambier Street. He lost control as the car was hurled, the warning bell allegedly silent, and the engine tried to brake but could not prevent the collision. His father witnessed the escape as the town noted the near-fatal moment.
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Rovataian
M. C. Hawkins
Wace
Vernon
Toledo
Itn
Joseph Hasterday
Bparta
John Aster
K. J. James
Gilead
Charles Fisher
Garber
Lee
Mansfield
North Ston Street
Gambler Street Bay
Oelock
McGee
West Gambier Street
Ite Veestarr
Jeetchen Jie
U S Reply to Germany Demands Neutral Shipping Protections
Washington notes the United States sent a firm response to Germany over the Lusitania sinking. President Wilson demands an official promise to respect neutral sea passage and protect American lives. The memorandum on an almanac is deemed a will of Holcomb North Carolina, disposing of seven thousand dollars.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Berlin
Wilson
Germany
Holcomb
N. C
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Walter A. Ripitey
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Pike
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Holley
Dewie
Norma
Cinetanes
Afr
Knox
Harvey Preston
Predericktown
Demore’ Preston
New York
Sparta
Bert Warman
Harry Green
W. P. Ralston
West Sugar Street
Zanesville
William Mcffee Jr
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Palm Beach
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Dundee
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