Fredericktown News Highlights Local Visits and Deaths
Fredericktown residents report numerous visits including Mr. and Mrs. Dab of Marengo, Glenn Preston family, and Demorest Preston of Columbog. Obituaries note John Andres and Ada Steinmetz, with funeral services led by Rev. Hambly. Local alumni elect officers and a baseball season opener looms as Decoration Day plans unfold with G A R and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Sprague
Gardner School
Pat Work
Mia
Harry Groff
T. W. Dab
Marengo
Glenn Preston
Demorest Preston
Columbog
WM Dill
Sparta
Lewis
Bellville
Myrtle Barre
Gilgad
Mink
Beatrice Hixenbaugh
Lima
Hoy Lewis
Tire
Ward Mellek
Elmer Stults
Harold Williamson
Ralph Knoff
Massillon
Mullin
Fredericktown
W. J. Buckmaster
Jennie Bennett
Cardington
John Andres
W. J. Andres
Thomas Hambly
Presbyterian Church
Ada Steinmetz
Ellis Steinmere
Predericktown
Panera
H.W. Werbright
Denison University
Neil Jones
Roy Hoeflick
Zent
Blackburn
R. A. Knox
Lysle Gable
Mabel Fawcett
Anna Hyatt
Karl Barnhart
Earl Zolman
B. O. Evans
G. J. Marple
Mary Cook
Gertrude James
Hula Johnson
Hadith Roberts
Susan Fribfey
C. GC. Armatrong
J. V. Ackerwhan
Arthur Hambly
Hazel McCutchen
Hulalia Hyatt
Gertrude Whitney
Grace Frinzell
Bertha Jones
Florence Gable
Cora Chew
Wdith Murphy
Roger Hyatt
Walter Dill
Mona Roby
Bessie Overly
Lyle Gable
George Schrack
Our Boys
Chesterville Boys
Misa Laurn Tramey
A. H. Pox
J. Bremmers
Mt Vernon
M. 1
Nina Owens
Fanny Dean
George Weerts
Lew Werts
George Ransom
Dena Frick
Gambier
Powell
Canton
Ohio
Mra. Thos
Hambly
A. ©. Huddle
Fred Barnhard
Obaa
A. L. Rawlings
Newark, O
Memorial march and services announced for cemetery visit
The text notes a memorial gathering with children marching to the cemetery meet at public square. Rev Henry Miller to speak at the M J church at 1 10 and Rev Ham Bly to preach the memorial sermon at the M H i church on May 20 at 10 30 am. Mis a Malitt Howack visited Gambler over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Miller
Hambly
Misa Malitt Howack
Local Folks Visit Friends and Relatives Across Town
Last week Herman Teal and wife of Richville visited friends here for several days. G 8. Stransbaugh and family were guests of J R Beal and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Simon Syler spent a few days with her son George of Marietta. Leslie Went and family visited Jackson Hechtel and family Sunday. Mrs Berta Garber employed Alice Eppley for domestic work. Charles Brubaker traveled to Marion Indiana to meet someone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herzog
Mansfeld
Roy Keys
Wrederick Town
Womet
Wil
Fricsell
Whitney
Williams
Beatty
Mrixzell
Wil- Mama
Recorder
Duke
Warman
Lewis
Welr
Ladies of the Methodist Church
Mins Rose Davison
Mra. Thos
Hambly
Miva Davidson
Europe
Mise Davidson
Glasgow
Scotland
Cummings
Denver
Montrose
Colo
Rocky Mountains
Walter Dill
Columbus
Fann Carry
Vernon
Fay Lincoln
Bari Hicks
Centerbury
M. W. Hicks
J. H. Norrick
Toledo
Mansfield
Wither Bradick
Ashland
Ethe
Delaware
Keenan
Mary
P. J. Keenan
Hthol Bradrick
Fannie Bradrick
Emma Ridenour
Clyde Young
Lew Sargeant
Hurst
Rufus Horn
Buck” Moore
Logan Land Richwood
Ohio
Abbie Parker
Shelby
Clark Bros
Fredericktown
M. 1
Jacob Young
Grand Arty of the Republic of
Drum Corps
Tr Lee
Colimud
Herman Teal
Riche Ville
Brubaler
Vernon Pelidlay
Stransbaugh
J. R. Beal
Simon Syler
George
Marietta
Rifts Young
Streetcar Line Visit Recalls Butler Family Ties
Fragmentary report notes Toune Hoan of Butler visiting with his uncle Henry How plus Bunday Harvey Syler and Wile of Holmes County. Text suggests involvement with a scheme or deception possibly linked to Chas, Smlil, and oily deception as described in the damaged OCR fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toune Hoan
Butler
Henry How
Bunday Harvey Syler
Wile
Holmes County
Chas
Local Notices and Visits From Springfield to New York
Fragmented OCR items list social visits from Springfield to New York City guest of Mrs W H Mivehell and others. It notes the College HUI School closing Saturday, Hood Allen residents visiting Mrs G A Franks, funeral in Highwater attended by Peter Hall, and J Q Mitchell from New York City serving as priest for Mrs W H Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Bpringfield
Dotn
New York City
Uwe
Mra
W. H. Mivehell
Tandy Woidvienday
College Hui School
Hood of Allen
G. A. Franks Sanday
Cypria Hall
Highwater
Peter Hall
Peter Dumbauld
Watson
Newark
J. Q. Mitchell
W. H. Mitchell
Dallas Carver
Y Morgan | Keilor
Carey Ewart
Dave
Village Memoir Notes and Local People Report
Local items record Ada Yookun, W. Vo Bradfield, and family from Mount Vernon visiting W. O. Coe and others. Gifts, birthdays, and cards for Bricker on May 23. Reports on typhoid fever S, funeral attendance at Centerbury, and community medical care. Mentions of Burns, Hicks, Verton, and Danville relatives plus farm development progress and a warehouse move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Yookun
Dale Bradfield
Mt. Vernon
W. Vo Bradfield
Funny Hare Bonday
Fred Cotte
Wim
Vernon
Coe
Gonnie Shatter
Joni Gearhint
Canterbar
Orlando Bird
Samuel Thatcher, Sr
Nelle Davia
Daisy Goo
Mr. Hicks
Centerbury
J N Doolinile Daughter In Local Obituary Notice
Fragmentary obituary note mentions Mrs J N Doolin and a daughter. No date or place clearly readable. Further details unreadable in OCR fragment.
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Rankin Building
Interesting notes about the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 Went Gay Street Columbus Ohio. It claims to provide first mortgage loans on homes with favorable terms and advantages to borrowers, with options to repay in full or part anytime. It cites assets over 7 100 000 and offers free percent on time deposits and further information in another section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing and Loan Company
Rankin Building
Gay Street
Lumbus
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leslie
Jackson Hechtel
Quaid
Eben
Liberty
Maine
Verton
David Kirk
Anni Laying
Brylch
Pablo Edunre
Werrubough Farm
Bhob
Porter and Froin
Danville
MillWeed
Jib Hawn
Aileing Biuret
Mra. J. N. Doolinile Wad Dawkhter
Buckeye State
Guard's Sale
Sansco
Reese
W. F. Allen Druggist
South Main Street
Lurie
Bae
Surie
Mount Vernon, Ohio
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