New Glazing Device Patent Described for Putty Application
A new glazing device resembles a grease gun and ejects putty under hand pressure. It is secured to the wrist and guided by the hand to control putty flow. William Rich, a stone-cutter and marble worker, departs for a northern state vacation visit to old friends. Mr and Mrs J D Wyker of Alabama, who have been visiting locally, leave for a visit with Columbus friends.
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William Rich
J. D. Wyker
Alabama
Columbus
Burglars Loot Gambier Stores Tuesday Morning
Gambier detectives report three shops entered by burglars in the early hours. The Doolittle store yielded two axes three flashlights an Ingersoll watch and pennies amounting to about one dollar. Jackson drug store post office and A G Scott store also breached. only minor money and a watch recovered. Sheriff Mosholder and deputies investigated but offered no arrests.
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Gambier
Carroll Jackson
A. G. Scott
S. R. Doolittle
Jackson Drug Store
Ingersoll
Jackson
Mosholder
Lytle
Purcell
Mt. Vernon
Wine valued at $1,000 stolen from Gambier cellar
Over $1,000 worth of rare old wine was stolen from the cellar of a Gambier woman. The break in occurred Sunday night or Monday morning, with a broken door nick noted by Sheriff Mosholder. Investigators in Gambier expect arrests within a short time.
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Gambier
Mosholder
Lytle
Sherif Mosholder
Local Visitor Hyman Tours Columbus Mt Vernon
Mr Louis Hyman of Columbus and former Mt Vernon resident visited the city today. Mrs J R Weyant and daughter depart for Boston to visit friends.
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Louis Hyman
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
J. TR. Weyant
Boston
Yiwit
Notable Local Visits and Travels Amid May Festival Preparations
A parade of residents and visitors are listed: Mr. John Findley of Cincinnati attends the May festival and stays with Mr. George Kelley. Mrs. Harry K. Brown of Cleveland visits relatives. Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell of Akron plans a Lock visit after a city evening. Mrs. William E. Schutte of Chicago, formerly of the city, visits the Harper home. D. M. Spence scouts an M C A meeting in Columbus. R. R. Warner travels to Marion to observe Marion Council Royal and Select Masters. Constance Merrin of Mansfield Avenue recovers well after Christ Hospital surgery. Mrs. John Boyd returns home from Gam bier after visiting daughter Helen Boyd at Harcourt Place school.
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Worcester
Mass
New York City
John Findley
Cincinnati
George Kelley
Harry K. Brown
Cleveland
Lawrence Mitchell
Akron
Lock
J. E. Mitchell
William E. Schutte
Chicago
Frank Harper
D. M. Spence
M.C. A
Columbus
R. R. Warner
Marion Ohio
Marion Council
Royal and Select Masters
Constance Merrin
Mansfield Avenue
Christ Hospital
John Boyd
Middletown
Gambier
Helen Boyd
Harcourt Place School
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Safety Promoted
Insurance policies and surety bonds protect the Buckeye against losses from inside hold up embezzlement burglary theft and also losses by fire explosion windstorm cyclone or tornado. Experienced auditors detect and prevent errors in accounting. Modern time locks and electric vault alarms protect records and securities. Depositors appreciate these safeguards. 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
West Gay Street
Columbus
Onto
Millwood News Brief Highlights Local Folks
Oscar Henriksen traveled to Cleveland Saturday. William Lepley and M. Drake, workers in Canton, Ohio, visited home over Sunday. Church of Christ services planned next Sunday. Rev J L McDonald pastor. Mrs D C McKee listed as sick. Rude Stitzel retires from milling. Joni Purdy ill with measles. Jerry Harding and his companion visited Sunday.
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Oscar Henriksen
Cleveland
William Lepley
M. Drake
Canton
Ohio
Church of Christ
J. L. McDonald
D. C. McKee
Rude Stitzel
Joni Purdy
Jerry Harding
Residents and visitors frequent Centerburg area notes
Centerburg reports include Miss Grace Darling of Akrona visiting at home, Miss Blanche Hicks of Columbus and others spending weekends or Sundays in local households. The marriage of Fred S. Rowalt and Florence Lines at North Gay Street is noted, with the couple to reside in Mansfield where he works as a plumber. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cornwell depart for Detroit after several days in Gambier.
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Grace Darling
Akrona i
Blanche Hicks
Columbus
Charles Hatsfield
Gladys
Newark
Loyal Mortley
Mortley
Sylvia Hawkins
Mt. Vernon
K. E. Palmer
London
Jessie Kerr
D. P. Hawkins
Thomas Whitt
Akron
G. Fowls
B. D. Atherton
B. C. Ramey
Homer Ramey
Toledo
Fred
Rowalt
Mansfeld
Florence Lines
Bérith Township
Mev
A. D. Mink
North Gay Street
Manfield
Mr. Rowalt
Frank Cornwell
Detroit
Mich
Gambier
Phillips family weekend visit with Smith kin in Mansfield
M M Phillips and family spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs Clarence Coup and family of Deamocracy, Fred Smith and family of Mansfield. They were weekend guests of Mrs Smith's parents Mr and Mrs George Robinson, Donald Landis and Kenneth Ship.
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M. M. Phillips
Clarence Coup
Widh
Deamocracy
Fred Smith
Mansfield
Play by Fredericktown Juniors Shown in Sparta
Sparta hosts Saturday evening play by the Fredericktown Juniors. Mrs Whesler Cole and son Harold visited C F Brady dock family on Sunday. Eloise Shipley remains housebound with mumps. Charles Beal and Florence of Manafield visited Lloyd Shiva family Sunday. Legrand Johnson Myrel Florence Leland and Raymond Parsons have measles. Ladies Aid society plans a meeting with Mrs J D Hall Thursday afternoon. C D Braddock traveled to Marion on business last week.
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J. D. Hall
D. Braddock
Marion
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