Was It Or Was It Not Santa Claus Case At Pleasant Valley
Ohio v Frank Brade tried in Licking common pleas court with Horner for the state and Judge Swartz for the defendant. Brade and two others allegedly disturbed a Christmas meeting at Pleasant Valley church on December 24 1915. Defense contends it was not purely religious and Brade contributed to the confusion. Witnesses spoke of Brade being unsteady and some profanity at the door, though not proven Brade used it. The Santa Claus act of a young participant is noted while not observing Brade. Pleasant Valley chapel lies in Eden township, residents from northern Licking and southern Knox attended. Other notices include collateral inheritance tax appraisement, new bond filed for Sarah A Gilliam, and nurse Cora Miller registered.
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Ohio
Frank Brade
Licking Common Pleas Court
Horner
Swartz
Coons
Lavingston
Pleasant Valley Church
Brade
Santa Claus
Braden
Pleasant Valley Chapel
Eden Township
Witess
Licking
Knox
Local merchants gain synchronized clocks in four shops
Western Union installs accurate clocks at F. L. Bennett's hardware store Oakland restaurant Lorento's grocery and the chamber of commerce under Manager Patrick Taugher. Panama crossing in '49 teased by a prompt to read "GOLD" today.
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Sorel
Western Union Telegraph Company
Patrick Taugher
Western Union
F. L. Bennett
Oakland
Lorento
Panama
Gold serial by Stewart Edward White begins in Banner
The Banner prints the first instalment of Stewart Edward White's adventure tale Gold about the Forty Niners and the perilous quest for California riches. The author, known for Arizona Nights and The Blazed Trail, aims to thrill readers with this latest work.
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Stewart Edward White
Ord
White
California
Latta Becomes City Fireman Succeeding Butcher
James B. Latta entered duties Saturday morning as a city fireman. He succeeds Detsie Butcher who resigned earlier. Joshua Hyde quit on Friday and Safety Director Edwan L Parker will fill the vacancy temporarily in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Latta
Mr. Latta
Detsie Butcher
Joshua
Dot) Hyde
Edwan L. Parker
Parker
Mt Vernon Country Club Sets Caddie Fees
The Mt. Vernon Country Club adopts a caddie fee scale for golf play. Nine holes and one hour cost 15 cents each, five holes 1 cent, half hour 10 cents, as part of the ground rules to be published and distributed to members.
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Mt. Vernon Country Club
Local Social Notes and Farm News from Happy Valley
Shipped stock to Pittsburg. Mrs Bartlett to Macy Ind for wedding. Mrs Carl Jackson and Elizabeth Gambier visit Grahams. A M Fletcher loses sheep to dogs. Several attend Pike Church service. Various local visits and family gatherings noted. Jennie Bedell returns home from hospital. Galloway reported not improving.
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C, M. Fletcher
W. B. Adams
Pittsburgh
Thompson Dowds
Mt. Vernon
L. S. Bartlett
Macy, Ind
Loda Dowds
Carl Jackson
Elzabveth
Gambier
A. M. Fletcher
Pike Church
T. D. Bartlett
Floyd Paige
Charles Baker
Dee Dowds
Lela
8. B. Dowds
Sra
E. S. Pealer and Sons
Mra
Clarence Grubb
G. A. Paige
Grace
OG. M. Fletcher
Florence
Wm. T. Fletcher
Thomas Weir
Edgewood Farm
Jennie Bedell
Thomas Galloway
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure for Catarrh
Advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh with a $100 reward if not cured. It asserts 30 years of usefulness, removes mucus from blood and mucous surfaces, promises quick improvement, and urges immediate use. Includes address J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio and mentions druggists.
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Hall
School Notes Roundup From Mt. Vernon High
Edward 8 reports on summer plans for students and staff, with many heading to colleges and workplaces. Highlights include Miss Campbell traveling to Atlantic, Michigan. Misty Cowles visiting Wheeling and touring Porto Rico and Cuba with a brother. Jr. Doherty and Banders planning trips. and high school commencement noting 72 graduates, a record.
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Misty Cowles
Wheeling
Martin's
Barry
Porto Rico
Cuba
Hind Ween Wied at the 1010 Adour Hla a Werk
Text reads as garbled OCR with multiple unparseable phrases. Core readable elements point to a local entertainment or event listing, mentioning names and places in a distorted form. No clear event, date, or organization is determinable from the fragment.
Highest Scholastic Honor At Fessenden School In 1916
Master Charles Gray Cooper, son of Mr and Mrs Charles G Cooper of East Gambler Street, won the gold medal for highest average in wit h subjects among 100 boys at the Fessenden School in West Newton Massachusetts. He also received special commendation for conduct, was tardy only once, and his name will be placed on a school tablet with eight former honorees.
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Fessenden School
West Newton
Masa
Charles Cooper
Charles G. Cooper
East Gambler Street
Charles
Charles Gray Cooper
Peasenden School
Charlies Alo
Hoya
Pension Bills Pass Eight Cases for Civil War Veterans
The House approved eight pension bills submitted by Congressman Ashbrook. Veterans listed include George W. Statler from Mansfield receiving $30 monthly, William Welsh from Mount Vernon at $21, William Rech of Ashland at $50, Henry Stover of Ashland at $16, Thomas W. Ford of Mansfield at $50, John Toothman of Buckeye City at $20, and two Spanish War veterans: William Johnson of Mansfield at $12 and Frank Kingler of Coshocketon at $12 per month.
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Washington
House
Ashbrook
George W. Statler
Mansfield
Wiliam Welsh
Mt. Vernon
William Rech
Ashland
Henry Stover
Thomas W. Ford
Manafeld
John Toothman
Buckeye City
William ©. Johnson
Mansfeld
Frank Kingler
Coshocton
Political Ballot Snapshot Lists Ohio Candidates
OCR shows a long candidate list for statewide offices in Ohio. Names include Governor James M. Cox of Dayton, Secretary of State William D. Fulton of Newark, Treasurer Cheater Bryan of London, Auditor A V Donahey of New Philadelphia, Attorney General S A Hoskin of Wapakoneta, and Supreme Court justices Maurice H. Donahue of New Lexington and James G. Johnson of Springfield among others.
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Huielow
Thowe
United States
Atlee Porerene
Canton
John J. Santa Colurbusy
Frank G. Monnett
Columbus
James M. Cox
Dayton
ALB Sundies
Ottawa
J. GO. Martly
Clenville
New Philadelphia
S. A. Hoskin
Wapakoneta
Joseph McGhee
Jackson
W. J. Schwenk
Bucyrus
Scout Stahl
Port Clinton
Supreme Court
Maurice H. Donahue
New Lexington
James G. Johnson
Springfield
Wolfe couple detained on assault charge in Harrison Township
Alfred and Bertha Wolfe were arrested Friday by Sheriff Woolfson on a warrant for assault and battery. Minnie Wolfe filed the affidavit. The Warrants show the couple, all Harrison township residents, faced a dispute over property. They waived examination before Squire Harris and were bound over to the common pleas court with a $50 bond.
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Alfred
Bertha Wolfe
Woolfson
Minnie Wolfe
Harrison Township
Wolfe
Squire Harris
Common Pleas Court
Wimbledon Lamp Lighter Through the Ages in London Suburb
London’s backward suburb Wimbledon is described as fixed in its old ways. Until 1902 streets were lit by hand and the lamplighter rode the rounds each evening with his ladder, using matches to ignite flames as in Queen Anne’s era.
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London
Wimbledon
Encampment No. 28 elects officers for coming year
Kokosing Encampment No. 28 19 O. F. held a regular meeting Friday night electing Chief Patriarch C. C. Hildebrand Senior Warden George Flenner and Junior Warden William Denman for the ensuing year. Appointive officers to be announced in July at installation ceremonies. The item notes entertainment and artistry alongside fraternal business.
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Kokosing
O. F
C. C. Hildebrand
George Flenner
William Denman
Fifty Fourth Anniversary for Gearhart Couple Celebrated
Mr. and Mrs. Gearhart observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family-wide celebration. Relatives prepared a daylong drive and social gathering in their honor at the Chestnut Street home. Local friends joined in the festive observance.
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Itaiah Jenkins
Ust
Chestniut Street
Mlbverty
Mr. Jenkins
Aod
Smith Gearhart
Mrs. Gearhart
Samaritan Class of M. P. Sunday School Fraternal Meeting
The Samaritan Class met with good attendance led by Mrs. Cora Eliott and president Mrs. A. P. Taylor. Opening song sung, scripture read by Mrs. Stelts, and prayer by Mrs. Rucker followed by a business session and program. Refreshments served by Mrs. Warman, Bennington and Blott. Four visitors attended: Rev. C. E. Ford, Miss McPeek, Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. Remlinger.
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M. P. Sunday School
Cora Eliott
A. P. Taylor
Stelts
Rucker
Suarcity in Horses Colimbus Trip For Army Horses
Adjutant General Fenson Hough reported rough progress in securing cavalry and artillery horses for Camp Parry this summer. He returned from a state tour with only twenty head acquired. Mrs Talitha Melick traveled to Granville for Denison University baccalaureate services and will stay through commencement. Verna Sallabury of the city graduates.
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Fenson Hough
Camp Parry
B. E Snilebury
Talitha Melick
Granville
Denison University
Malick
Sallabury
Remarkable Life Change Encouraged by Lydia E Pinkham’s Remedies
A reader testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured pain and illness, sparking praise for herbal treatment. It cites recovery from severe symptoms and even avoidance of insanity hospital care, urging others to seek guidance from Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham’s company for medical advice.
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Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E
E. Sieipow
Halsted St
Engee
Neds
Seca
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Sarah A. Gilliam
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Cora Miller
Allie BE
Lewis
Sarah W. Robinson
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Latta
Acta
Hyde
Happy Valley
Edward
Rawline
New Lymie
New York
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Mies Colville Je Alto
Colimbia University
Doherty
Cincinnati
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Mr. Banders
Newark
Delaware
Lima
Miss Campbell
Vnatlant, Mich
Miss McIntosh
Detroit
Blosser
Hickaville
Ohio State University
Ace
H. G. Williams
Obio
Goodrich Company
Logan
Hocking Valley Company
Lory Gilpin
Miss Fleming
Kelly
Sperry
Shomua
Ito
Zemer
Mt. Vernon High School
Apon
Dan Houck’s
Dlany
Vine Theatre
Candyland
Mede
Wolffes
Hildebrand
Ociety News
Mink
Mabel Coleman
East Chestnut Wreet
Neville
Robert Kerr
Flist
Violet
Rhode
Margaret Snyder
la Mare
Lota Darilng
Smallwood
Sarah Brawner
Anita Colle
Zimmerman
Majorie Morrigan
Busby
Robert Johnson
Lange
Nina Simmonds
Gladys Workman
Adams
Eleanor Taylor
Spaulding
Sarsh Brawner
Nevin
Ursel Layman
Hoffmann
Ruth Coup
Heins
Helen Barr
Smelyz Florence Beeman
Pauline and
Mildred Taylor
Samaritan
Phere
Sture
W. E. McCormick
Dr.l.f. Vore
Vernon Jay
Curtis Hotel
Voke
Voke, PH. G
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LF. Voke
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Gambier, Ohio
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