Aged Marion County Pioneer Edward Cook Dies at Agosta
Edward Cook, 78, a pioneer resident born and raised in Marion County, died Sunday afternoon at his Agosta home from la grippe and old age infirmities. A farmer and respected western county figure, he leaves two daughters Mrs. Sarah Stiffler and Miss Jennie Cook. Funeral services scheduled for Tuesday at 2:00 PM from the home. Interment in Agosta cemetery.
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Edward Cook
Marion County
Agosta
LaGrippe
LaRue
Tearsane
Sarah Stiffler
Jennne Cook
Grand Jury Session Opens in Common Pleas Court
The January term of the common pleas court opened with Judge Boston G Young presiding as the grand jury was empaneled to hear nine criminal cases. The docket includes Walter Wintringham grand larceny Kilbert Boice shooting with intent to kill C Foster selling mortgaged property Emmet E Young bigamy Frank Sebok William and Stephen Vargo breaking and entering a railroad car Criss Tate stabbing John Doe using profane language Charles Campbell and others.
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Common Pleas Court
Boston G. Young
State of
Ohio
Walter Wintringham
Kilbert Boice
C. Foster
Emmet E. Young
Frank Sebok
William
Stephen Vargo
Criss Tate
John Doe
Keene
Charles Campbell
Burglary Case Marks Start of Jury Trial in Agosta Church Repair
About fifty witnesses have been called before the jury in a burglary and related matters, with work expected to take at least two days. Grand jurors listed include George W. Sells and Henry Baker. Pending actions involve repairs on the Methodist Episcopal church at Agosta and a petition for judgment and sale of the property to satisfy a claim. Don Aiken represents the plaintiffs.
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Stoddards
Stodett
Amy
Wai
B. Winter
M. E. Church
Warren, O
Vames W. Barks
George W. Sells
Henry Baker
W. G. Schuler
Amos B. Gray
Jacob Rudolph
George Hoeimach
David Miler
HI Bush
W. Z
Hoagland
Ohn Hi
William F. Gording
Methodist Apiscopal
Agosta
Smucker
Fred Noft
Common Pleas Court
Ehurch
Don Aiken
Personal Notices From Town Spouses and Students Headed Out
Residents prepare for travel with several leaving for studies and family visits. Mrs. Ongar Tord from northeast of the city plans to travel while Rollin Fox of James Street and neighbors head to Neighborville Illinois for resumed college studies. Mrs. Howard Colter returns home after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Columbia Street contacts.
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Ongar Tord
Thin City
Rollin Fox
James Street
Neighborville
Illinois
Howard Colter
Greeks in Marion Observe Christmas on January 7
Greek residents in Marion plan to celebrate Christmas on January 7, thirteen days after December 25, following the Georgian calendar. About 100 Greek families will partake in gifts, abstinence before the holiday, and religious services led by local families with some traveling to Cleveland for formal observances.
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Pope Joachim
Constantinople
Cleveland
Chicago shorthand expert displays rapid writing skill
Raymond P. Kelly, secretary of the Gregg shorthand system from Chicago, gave an exhibition at Marion business college Monday at 10 o clock. He demonstrated a rate of two hundred words per minute.
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Raymond P. Kelly
Gregg Shorthand System
Chicago
Marion Business College
Kelly
Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days by PAZO OINTMENT
Guaranteed to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money refunded. Advertising copy promotes PAZO OINTMENT with a promise of rapid relief and a refund policy. The claim targets individuals suffering from hemorrhoids seeking fast treatment results. 500
Honest Sale Promises Amid Marked Prices
A storefront declares all shoes in stock deliberately marked up then reduced to offset advertised cuts. The seller claims to follow legitimate practice, warns buyers about deceitful rivals, and invites the public to visit while insisting prices reflect honest methods.
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Mario County
Former Marion Leader William F. Grall Seriously Ill
A Ashland report says William I. Grall former secretary of educational work for Marion Y M C A is bedridden with typhoid pneumonia. He moved to Ashland last year to become general secretary of the Ashland Association after a prior bout of typhoid fever. Friends here recall his popularity as a local Y M C A worker. Doctors fear for recovery and suggest moving him to California when possible.
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Ashland
William I. Grall
Mr. Grall
Ashland Association
M.C. A
California
Annual Meeting of the Tally Wax Club
The annual meeting for electing officers and other business will be held Tuesday evening January 7 at 7 30 oclock. H J Maurer, Secretary.
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Tally Wax Club
oMcern
Monnettes Horse Sale at Lowe's Barn January 8
Monnettes and Seckel announce annual horse sale at Lowe's barn on January 8 with early pad services. Includes notes on a T tw 8 4 70 dance tomorrow night with orchestra and munic ladies. Schwinger ball and Graham writers receive best pat ere.
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Lowe's Barn
Monnette & Seckel
Graham
Pat
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Try Admiral CorFaw
Ludwig’s
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Agosta M E. Church
John L. Stoddard
South Tyrol
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John Schlecht
H. W. Sager
Edith Schlecht
J. B. Myers
Dr. Sager
Rigsient Township
L. B. Myera
John 3. Schlecht
Emma Baker
Common Pleas’ Court
John Baker
Criseinger and Guthery
Rosé Steinbaugh
William Steinbaugh
Bucyrus
Jacoby
Dont
Mra
Weymire
Wilder
Kansas
Dudley
Olney Avenue
New York
Warner & Edward's
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The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Warner & Edwards
William F. Grall
H. J. Mautr
Monnettes Horse Sale
Golden Eagle Clothes Shop
Uhler & Phillips
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