Wanted to Be an Engineer and a Looted House
A historical note details a boarder named Max, once valued at the Kahl bakery family, who vanished with a gold watch and valuables. Police traced an eighteen year old suspect as the likely perpetrator while other towns faced a separate case of a farmer named Harrie Harriet attempting to drive an idle engine and causing a disturbance. Various petty crimes and arrests follow, including a tribal reference, shirt theft, and a series of court actions with fines and committals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Brewer
H. J. Kahl Om
South Malin
Little Max
Max
South Pearl Street
Dirs
Kahl
Kabl
Bla Dowk
Kable Wateh
Kabl Jb
Trier
Olver
Mareralls
Glandular Fever Claims Local Girl At Fifteen
Inez May Irey twelve year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert B Trey died at her home three miles southeast of the city Sunday near noon from glandular fever after a brief illness She was born February 12 1808 approaching her thirteenth birthday Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 oclock from the Canaan church in Pleasant townehiy Interment will be at Marion cemetery The family requests grasses for the grave. DR LUNGER Huber Block
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mine Inez May Irey
Albert B. Trey
Houtheast
Canaan
Pleasant Townehiy
Marion Cemetery
Allen Family Reunion Draws Members From Near and Far
The Allen family pension was held at East Center street on Saturday with most siblings in attendance and one relative absent. Guests from Paulding and Pemberville joined J. G. Allen Sr. and families as social diversions accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aon
Allen
Tind
E.G. Allen
East Center Street
City
J. G. Allen
Paulding
H. B. Allen and
Pemberville
Miles
Santippl
Santippl and Mr
Mes
O. HL Allen
Sadanne Allen
Mire
Crachchldren
Mra
Attendanen
Funeral Services for Hipsher and Horn Held Sunday
Funeral services for RH A Hipsher who died at his Caledonia home were held Sunday at 2 pm with Rev James Chay. burial in Caledonia cemetery. Augusta Horn died Friday at her St James Street home. services 4 pm Saturday with Rev Joseph Reinicke. burial in Marion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. A. Hipsher
Caledonia
James Chay
Calestonia
Funers
Misa Augusta One Horn
St Jamen Stre
Vriday
Hoon
Joseph Reinicke
Marlon Cemetery
Auto accident leaves Windsor youth badly hurt
Harold Foster fifteen, son of George Foster of Windsor street, was seriously injured in an automobile accident in Windsor. He had traveled from Windsor to visit his uncle William Mack near Lima. A steam car boiler exploded during a ride, injuring Harold and severely injuring Mr Mack. the parents rushed to Harold’s bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Ohio
Harold
George Foster
Windsor Street
Wiliam Mack
Mack
Foster
Mr. Mack
Marriage of Parson's Daughter Belva Drake to Lloyd Elliott
Lloyd CL Elliott and Belva Drake, both of West Mansfield Ohio, wed at noon before Rev J A Sutton in Tattue Sanday. Ceremony held for a small group of friends. The couple will reside on a farm near Wert Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd CL Elliott
Mise Belva Drake
West Mansfield
Ohio
J. A. Sutton
Tattue, Sanday
Sutton
Wert Manafield
Local Gossip Notes Travel and Illness Across City Streets
Fragments mention guests and family visits from Rye Beach to Alliance, Cleveland to Dunkirk, and South Greenwood. Names include Anna Schoenlaub, Charles Phillipa, Eugene Godden, Vernon Shrowit, Mayme Woteh, James Hardy, Karl Lee, Rowee More, Myret Reynolds, Sadie Herron, Emmett Meta, and Milas Anna Sehivenlund. Several mentions of illnesses, vacations, and a two week outing to New York and Abimin City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sme
East Center Street
Mint Anna Schoenlaub
Rye Beach
Alliance
Charles Phillipa
Pearl Street
Franely Willard W. G. T
Charles Jacoba
Pavide Street
Upper Sandusky
Gray
Dunkirk
Thin City
James Hardy
Jor
Cleveland
Mix
Nye Street
Mowis
Karl Lee
Rowee More
Mohigan
Miswen Foth
Myret Reynolds
Spenkerville
Ohio
Kuceta
Mile
Anna Sehvenlanh
South Greenwood Star
Mike Gertrude Tone
Spencerelle
Milas Anna Sehivenlund
Bouth Greenwood Street
Mra
Sadie Herron
van Rornrer
Galion
H. Anderson
Latue
Robert Walters
Harcis
South ‘Town
Walter
Emmett Meta
Win
Drake
Atre
Milton Morral
Larne
New York
Abimin City
Otter Cantern
Birthday Party For Genevieve Merkle At Lincoln Park
Genevieve Merkle daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Merkle North Main Street entertained about thirty of her friends at Lincoln Park Saturday afternoon in honor of her fourth birthday. The little guests enjoyed games pastries and other treats then presented a small toy or keepsake. A note invites readers to attend Farmers’ Picnic at Prospect on Thursday August 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Albert Merkle
North Main Street
Lincoln Park
The Contented Hostess and Nabisco Sugar Wafers
Writers on entertaining suggest methods to ease hosting and please guests. The text touts Nabisco Sugar Wafers as the ideal dessert and a key to easy success and a contented spirit. It proposes serving them after dinner or on a moonlit porch with hot cocoa and chocolate marshmallow additions.
Local residents and visitors listed in Latue social notes
Personal notes record Joseph Shaw a business visitor in Lane Friday. Mr and Mrs Philip Ebert of Campbell street spent Sunday at Cedar Point. Mrs J I Gurley and daughter of South State street visit Sandusky friends. Charles Read of Upper Sandusky guests Jules V Barn of East Church Street. M B E Burke who had gutfered fr acks with Alnioss was so well recovered as to visit Latuerday. Mrs John Burdge and two daughters of Columbus are guests of relatives in Latue for several days. Min Mildred Day of Latue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Shaw
Lane
Philip Ebert
Campbell Street
Cedar Point
J. 1 Gurley
South State Street
Sandusky
Charles Read
Upper Sandusky
Jules V. Barn
Eat Church Street
M. BE. Burke
Alnioss
John Burdge
Columbus
Latue
Mildred
Local option meetings held across three churches
Three county local option meetings were held Sunday evening at Caledonia Mt Olive church west of Green Camp and Fairview church southwest of LaRue. Rev D H Malley, Rev B Buerkle, John Bain, Attorney Fred L Carhart and George H Whiter spoke. all meetings were well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Mt. Olive Church
Green Camp
Fairview Church
Rue
D. H. Malley
Caledonian
B. Buerkle
John Bain
Mt Olive
Fred L. Carhart
George H. Whier
Mallview
Concert draws thousands to Baker band at Lincoln Park Pavilion
The Baker band concert at Lincoln Park Pavilion drew over a thousand attendees on a clear birthday afternoon. The outdoor show was one of the season’s most prercing events, with the park crowded and spirits high as crowds enjoyed the music and sunny weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reland
Slagle
Baker
Lincoln Park Pavillion Bundday
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Price & Hurley
Telephone
Mart
Anthony
Haberman Hardware CO
Marion Provision Co
W.H. Clark
Telephone L
Boarder
Hervey Narriet
Tittle
Hieriet
Brie
Hiie
Hanriet
Harvie
Joe Hostetter
Mayor
Charles Mons
Tadlan
Mayo's
Mons
Massie Wiley
Novih Sulu Street
Moas
Aelumn
Wee
Jey Aleh
Greenland
Humane Society
Ssherif
J. 3 Unger
County Jar
Sunty
Cberles Allen
McKee Hill
Inez May Irey
DR. Lunger
Huber Block
E. G. Allen
Aarola Foster
William Mack
Clubs and Societies
Prospect
Personali
the Department Co
Roscoe Orogan
The
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Co. C. Marsh
IevMky
Mar Wudouad
Iacit
Toqavet
McMillon
Mouth Man
Eaton
Tschaner Bros
Jules V. Barnet
Specialty
Nevada Gold Mines
First Stairway
West Huber
Teleph
Manhattan
Guyer
Hocking
Lump and Nut
Massillon
Pocahontas
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