She's a four times grandmother now in Wisconsin village
Mrs Lydis Shrake of Wrestling Wisconsin has just celebrated her 101st birthday with many relatives present. She has living four children thirty-two grandchildren eighty-four great grandchildren thirty great great grandchildren and two great great great grandchildren for a total of 152 descendants. Her youngest son is sixty eight and she lives with him. Born in Pennsylvania in 1812 she moved to Coshocton County Ohio as a child and married Mr Ault in 1832. They had five children in Ohio before moving to Wyalusing where five more children were born. Her second husband who served in the war of 1812 died in 1961. Despite her age she performs household tasks and follows current events through newspapers without aid, taking walks with a cane.
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Wrestling
Wis
Lydis Shrake
Ghe
Coshocton County
Ault
Anon
Bhraka
Wyalusing
Shrake
Sparrows Restrain Tabby in LA Tree Rescue
In Los Angeles a cat climbed a tree to catch a sparrow but was pelted by a flock of angry birds. Members of the Humane Society rescued the frightened feline after sparrows kept pecking and forcing it back, while volunteers drove off the birds and freed the cat.
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Los Angeles
Elumane Society
Tabby
Cuba's Newest President Menocal Inauguration Note
The article reports General Juan Mario Menocal becoming president of Cuba as the United States sends a special mission including Ennis B Crowder and Edward Bell to convey President Wilson's congratulations. It notes the grand inauguration, celebratory festival, and Menocal's upbringing in Cuba and education in the United States, including Cornell and the Washington Military College.
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Spreial United
Bavama
Juan Mario Twescal
United States
Wilson Enoch B. Crowder
Army
Edward Bell
State Department
Weral
Juan Mario Menocal
Enriqus
Jose Varons Vics
Intend Republic
Ment
Republic of
Cubs
Jaguay Grande
Matannas
Military College of
Washington
Cornell University
Cornell
Agloeto G. Menocal
Nicaragua
Court actions in common Dieas court morning session
Judge Jewell convened the court at nine o'clock to hear daily cases. Edith Mitchell reported a distributive account showing 894 dollars for distribution. Administrators and guardians were appointed with bonds: C. Horn as administrator for Ratio Core with 600 dollars, Park B. Blair guardian for Edgar T. and George W. Wright with 1,600 dollars, B. T. Brock guardian for Elisabeth and George Brock with 2,600 dollars. Deeds filed include A. W. Greer to William Kaylor for 14 acres in Jefferson and D. F. Ewing to Carlton Hamilton for 3 acres in Monroe.
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Jewell
Common Dieas Court
Edith Mitchell
W. 8
A. W. Greer
William Kaylor
Jefferson
D. F. Ewing
Carlton Hamilton
Monroe
Ohio drives lead in auto registrations this year
The Ohio motor vehicle department reports 62,800 cars registered so far this year, surpassing last year’s total by more than 6,000 and yielding net receipts of 315,628.01 dollars, remitted to the state treasurer.
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Ohio
Neighborhood tragedy as Berger family killed in crash
Cumberland Maryland May 29 William Berger proprietor of the Queen City Garage collided with a telephone pole and fence on the National pike to avoid a baker's wagon. His wife Bertie Berger 23 a soprano and Cumberland Art Store proprietor was killed. His daughter Kruse was injured Erma badly hurt but expected to recover. Berger escaped with slight injuries and had recently moved from Davia West Virginia.
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Cumberland
William
Berger
Davia
W. Va
Brandon Baptist Church Notes
The Rev. Theodore M. Hofmeister, pastor, announces Sunday School at 9 30 a.m. Worship with subject Christ Meeting the World's Need. Communion service, B P A, Saturday 8 p.m. topic The Troul Christian. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening with subject Mother. Bible study Ind Chap Rom verse session, June 4. One member urged to be present for another year. call pastor.
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Brandon Baptist Church
Theodore M. Hofmeister
M. Jay Harmon
Computmion
County Convention to be held at Fredericktown Presbyterian Church
A Knox county Christian Endeavor convention will convene June 3 and 4 at the Fredericktown Presbyterian church. Rev Dr McMillin will speak, with Mr Vandersall and Rev J T Black among others. Delegates urged, out-of-town attendees to notify Miss Ethel Rinehart for arrangements.
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Knox County Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church of
Fredericktown
Edward M. Be.Millin
First Presbyterian Church of
Mansfield
McMillin
East Liverpool
McMillin Ma
J. T. Black
M. P. Church
Mt Vernon
B. Vandersall
Columbus
Vandersall
Wo Ind
Young People’s Society
Misa Ethel Rinehart
Horse Drowned Crossing Warsaw River
James Fisher of Warsaw lost a horse valued at about 125 dollars while fording the river near Warsaw. The flood washed away the road bridge, forcing river crossing to reach the Parish Brothers' creamery. The frightened horse fell over the wagon tongue and drowned before help could reach it.
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Coshocton
James Fisher
Warsaw
Fisher
Parish Brothers’ Creamery
Mr. Fisher
Two Liquor Charge Hearings Postponed to June 5
The cases of Jesse Rinehart and William Weaver charged with liquor violations were continued by Mayor Perrine to Thursday afternoon June 5. Weaver’s hearing is set for 3 p.m. and Rinehart’s for 3:30 p.m. Both cases were granted on defendants’ applications.
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Jesse Rinehart
William Weaver
Perrine
Fhureday
Weaver
Rinehart
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Bari Poorman Near Jeljoway
A son was born Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Bari Poorman who live north of Jeljoway.
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Bari Poorman
Jeljoway
Arrested for Running Auto Without Proper Lights
Ed Gaskins was arrested by Officer Hough at eight o clock Wednesday evening for manning on an automobile without proper lights. He pleaded guilty when arraigned before Mayor Perrine and was fined five dollars.
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Ed Gaskins
Officer Hough
Perrine
Death in Bellefontaine man prompts foul play talk
OEF STATE reports Clay Farrow found dead yesterday at his home between Et Paris and Piqua. Relatives discovered the body. officials say he had likely been dead three to four days. Newark High School to graduate June 18. Bellefontaine notes include double tracking railroad work 40 miles to Marion to begin, Indian Lake Yacht Club event on June 14, and police removing 14 empty beer bottles from a porch in a dry city.
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Bellefontaine
Clay Farrow
Et Paris
Piqua
Farrow
Newark
Newark High School
Bellepontaine
Marion
Indian Lake
Prisoner Noted as Very Sullen and Refractory in Penitentiary
A record notes a prisoner described as very sullen and refractory, leading to several disciplinary actions and severe punishments on numerous occasions within the penitentiary.
Dawson Will Not Drive In Indianapolis Race
Indianapolis May 29 Joe Dawson winner last year will not drive in the 500 mile memorial race at Indianapolis. His special car Dellal suffered a starting crank defect shipping damage and could not be repaired. The incident leaves 28 entrants with nine cars qualified. Elimination tests consumed two sessions and time was needed for remaining drivers to qualify. The track being used for pre race eliminations was a departure from prior rules requiring a closed track day before the event.
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Indianapolls
Ind
Joe Dawson
Dellal
Dawson
Speedway
Social gatherings and upcoming rally at Fairview church
Friday evening Mr. John Burns hosted friends for a social gathering. Wm Burns bought items from O L Hissong. Caleb Groves of Columbus visits the Wood family. Rev Theodore M Hofmeister will speak at Fairview Christian Church Rally on June 8 on Becoming a Christian. Jay Harmon entertained by Ollie Winland. Clyde Wineland and Sally dined with Elmer Williams. Mrs Harry McKenzie and Miss Pickering of Newark visit. Percy Haswell to begin fourth summer stock season in Toronto late this month.
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John Burns
Wm. Burns
O. L. Hissong
Caleb Groves
Columbus
H. C. Wood
Theodore M. Hofmeister
Fairview Christian Church
Jay Harmon
Ollie Winland
Utica
Clyde Wineland
Sally
Elmer Williams
Mis
Harry McKenzie
Miss Pickering
Newark
Woman's Guild Necktal at First Presbyterian Church
The Woman's Guild of the First Presbyterian Church entertained guests with a neckal evening at the church on Wednesday. A large crowd attended as members and guests spoke in a light, enjoyable manner. A photo identification contest offered a prize to the person naming the most portraits, with Mrs Daniel Me Posty winning. Refreshments were served.
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Woman's Guild
Daniel Me Posty
Families Visit Relatives Across Indiana Towns
Mrs Ettie Melick and daughters Eather and Helen of Warsaw Indiana visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Dale Cochran of Heat Station start Sunday at the home of the latter's parents. Mrs Jenote Nichols visits her daughter near Goohen. Frank Tydings and Fred Streatz of Vernonburg spend Sunday with relatives. Many local families host or visit others including the Hall Ashcraft Berry and Russell households, Jeanie Leece, and Rev Bims who preached at a funeral Sunday.
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Ettie Melick
Eather
Helen
Warsaw
Indiana
Dale Cochran
Heat Station
Jenote Nichols
Jacob Rinehart
Goohen
Mra
Frank Tydings
Mc Vernon
Fred Streatz
Marinaburg
Cary Crumline
Winfield Colgin
AB. Cummins
C. Horn
New Castle
Thomas Hall
Laird Ashcraft
John Berry
New Guilford
Mise Ive Melick
Dennis
Widow Ellen Trimble Dies After Long Illness at 305 West High
Mrs Ellen Trimble widow of the late Thomas H Trimble died at her home 305 West High Street at about 1016 p m Wednesday night after more than six months illness caused by a complication of diseases She was advanced in age and is survived by one son Joseph D Trimble of this city
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Ellen Trimble
Elton Trimble
Thomas H. Trimble
West High Street
Joseph. D. Trimble
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