Olentangy Park Opens 10th Season With New Attractions
Olentangy Park in Columbus resumes its tenth season on Sunday April 26 featuring Loop the Loop Fontesma Infant Incubator and other new rides alongside existing attractions. The Great Ellery Fund Italian band begins concerts May 1 with daily high wire performances by James J. Hardy during opening week and free features including band concerts and Epworth Sunday School attendance encouraged.
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Olentangy Park
Columbus
Eninement
Tte Free
Fontesma
Infant Incubator
Little Beene of
Republic
Motion Meture Fextitit
Great
Ellery Fund
Miss Warrington Hats Lead Easter Fashion Sale
FRANK BLD'G notes Miss Warrington displays beautiful hats admired for Easter prep. Advertisement mentions new dress wear shapes, popular callers, Merry Widow, and special after-school events at Howeortt Kindergarten. Season baseball tickets, 25 games for 192.00, on sale at Strayer's Drag store, 416.8 Oxfordstat.
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Nwle
Strayer's
Pansies Bloom at F J Walke’s Center Street Lot
Good strong pansy plants in bloom at F J Walke’s nursery located at 126 West Center Street. It’s now the time to plant them, with prices and availability noted for local gardeners as spring progresses.
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F. J. Wlake’s
West Center Etree
Top Floor Condemnation Looms Over City Buildings
Deputy State Inspector Lloyd arrived for a comprehensive check of city structures and warned the top floor of the old Central building is dangerously unsafe. He noted the lower floors are sound but storm risks and shifting rafters endanger pupils and staff. a new structure may be needed soon.
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Pupite Hillding
Lloyd
Adout
Abov Seeing Peter Beapes Trot
A fragmentary line mentions a specter into Beapes trot with unclear context. The readable text hints at a mistaken or garbled report about a person or event but no verifiable details or names beyond the fragment.
Auditorium safety and heating condemned at local high school
Inspectors found dangerous conditions in the High School auditorium including crowded galleries and faulty heating outlets. They recommended removing and adjusting rear doors and piping, with a safety-focused overhaul and a report to the board of education.
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Marion High School
Idoya
Lie
Iounds Wilson
Iscard
Ghirtethin
Jacoby
Dickerson
Hill
Mir
Lloyd Wail
Board of Education
Abandoned band scene teased in fragmentary notes
A fragmented OCR note hints at an abandoned area or object linked to a band or group. Names and full context are unclear, leaving only scattered words like abandoned, band, and figures, with several unreadable portions suggesting a marginal or draft record.
Fragmented OCR: unclear text about schools and Maddie
Readable fragments reference schools and a person named Maddie but lack details or context. Unable to determine specific event, names, or locations from the provided snippet.
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Beatty & Long
Epworth
Miss Warrington, Frank Bld'g
Mualo
Howoertt Kinday School
Oxfordstat
B. Dickinson & CO
East Center Street
The
Hopkin’s Clothing Co
Hopkin’s Credit Store
L. Coburn, Mer
Marion Schools
Marion
Lloyding
Dines
Ins
Abov
Puy
Mie
Alan
Lloyd Sell
Ballery
Diesin
Abso
Ape
Charles Turner & Co
Chicago
America
Hughs & Cleary
H. Wintringham
Beverly & Schneiders
Eaton Hurlbut
Tschanen Bros
Price & Hurley
the Department Co
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