Memorial Service Honors Modern Woodmen Victims
The Modern Woodmen memorial service in Richwood honored deceased members George Bland Charles Irvin John Priester Joan Winters W C Komowr Edward Meffuen John J Bheppand OU Guthery Edward Heller and James T Osborne. Rev J P Currin preached a masterful sermon praising the order s social uplift and the oak like strength of its brothers. A committee visited graves showering flowers and a choral union provided music while local residents traveled from nearby towns for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeriea
George Bland
Charles Irvin
John Priester
Joan H. Wintersi
Komowr
Edward Meffuen
John
Bheppand
K .Guthery
Edward Heller
James T. Osborne
J. P. Currin
America
Local Visitors and Moves Highlight Kentucky Trip
A fragmented item notes visiting figures and relocations, mentioning Derby area stops and personal addresses. It references Keller traveling to Toledo for Sunday events and Addie Gilbert of Marion with connections to Lexington, Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeeyee
Relea
Bucyrus
Bert Odrus
Keller
Toledo
Mornyne
Geowe Hy
Kentucky
Bimkirews
Charles
Gompt
Delaware Avenue
Laxington
Ata
Addie Gilbert
Marion
Brief Local Notices of Marriages Births and Meetings
The item notes several marriage licenses including Fleury Hazen and Mrs. Peice A. Straw, and Walter G. Miller with Matti, Mity Walters, Leonard Glen Jones, and Mme Flor ene Enna Chirk. It reports a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Carey, a funeral at Marion cemetery, Lydia Circle gathering at Forest Street, and a variety of civic and school related activities including a memorial exercise by Lime City Council No. 206 Jr. O. C. ALM and budget week duties by Y M C A trustees. It mentions travel for school officials to Columbus and Windlock, Washington, and a note about the sale of teen stamps tied to the Manka Yukon Pacific expansion commemoration. An editorial fragment references Rocky Mountain Tea and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter G. Miller
Ming Matti
Mity Walters
Leonard Glen Jones
Mme Florene Enna Chirk
Willam Rayantaer
Clyde
Ohio
Harry D. Carey
Agnelita Orr Cardy
Lydia Circle
Mra
Ollie Schneider
Forest Street
Torsday
Lime
Jr. O
C. Alm
Bacyrus
Council
Edward Pace
Wihtdeor Street
Marion
Witvon
Wutktingw
Colum
Atanyos
Manka
Yukon
Miss Miude Thompson
Windlock
Washington
Mr. Martin
McConnell Lumber Company
Northwest
Martins
Mr .Thompson
Los Angeles
Sim Francisco
Thin City
Beer Raids at Nordica and Bender Hotels Stir City
Police and clergy raided the Nordica and Bender hotels on West Center Street uncovering beer behind bars and in cellars. Affidavits filed by two leaders of the Law and Order League allege violations and jeopardize the proprietors with pending trials set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Toy
Bender
Nordica
Weat Center Mreet
Va Metleary
George Barnard
Busine
Cornwell
Frank Wilhelm
James Crisle
Nordic Ho‘tel
Law and Order
Joogue
Bender Hotel
Bray
Nordion Hotel
la Plain Whet
Welock Earh
Blind Tigers
Tavlo Cornwell
Herman Kakbrenner
Nonnen
Wild Boge In Africa Reveals Ferocious Packs
An excerpt from Mc Plure's Magazine describes wild dogs in Africa as feared by natives for their pack hunting. They disrupt buffalo hunts, force climbers into trees, and are mistaken at a distance for leopards. The piece notes their natural occurrence and hunting ethics surrounding wounded dogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Spoksman
McPlure's
Suburban Dispute Over Dream Home in Town Limits
A husband and wife argue over a residence choice in a suburban area. The husband believed the house a fine purchase near the town rim while the wife protested the location. She refuses the move while he defends the effort, with the exchange ending in a tense, unresolved moment.
ALL TRAINS ARE WATCHED Poultry Raisers in the Vicinity of LaRue Claim they Have Suffered From His Raids
Poultry raisers near LaRue report damage from raids blamed on a suspect, Theodore Mobihenty, who allegedly hid near rail lines. Authorities say the suspect was observed in the area, and a search was conducted after a man fled from a freight train. Detectives described the fruitless pursuit and the ongoing investigation into the series of thefts and disruptions affecting local farms and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRue
Incomplete OCR Leads to Mumbled Local Note
A fragmented OCR segment mentions a thief and a young man with references to a candy shop and a freight area. Details are garbled with missing names and places, leaving only scattered terms such as a shop, Saturday, and a potential pursuit. No clear event or attribution emerges.
Firefighters hold annual graveside ceremony at Prospect cemetery
Firemen of Prospect conducted their annual memorial ceremony at Prospect cemetery on a somber afternoon. Members gathered with a score of friends at 2 o'clock, held a brief service, and laid wreaths while Rev. J. Make, Day and Mey, Mr. Chapin, Buy Beatty and others delivered short addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proepeet
Brompet
Eelle
Freien
Rev. J
Chapin
The Family Theater Stock Presents The New Girl of the Old Cotton Went
The Family theater stock company headlines a Western vaudeville bill featuring The New Girl of the Old Cotton Went an heavy novelty production in this city. Walter ALibe stars in a show praised for histrionic talent amid mining camp romance and comedy. Also on the bill are Quaint al Queer and Viewe Waste, a lighthearted pair of entertainments expected to draw crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otrome Vaudevillé Bil
Pamily Theater Etock Company
Coton
Tak Hee
Wee Chee
Elgit
Earl
Walter Alibe
Ronal
the Viner
Nevada
Lever
Fears and Oddities At The Mamally Theater
An assemblage of oddities and novelty acts gathers at Cie Mamally theater. Lose, McClure, and a cast of entertainers present peculiar scenes and the latest lecture photos, drawing crowds with quirky, rustic charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cie Mamally
Obituary of Albert Lentwell Siack in Ashley Delaware County
Albert Lentwell Siack born December 2 1441 in Ashley Delaware County OK died May 6 1909 aged 4 months and 24 days. Eldest son of Seth Siack he served in Co DWier Ohio Infantry and fought at Perryville Missionary Ridge and around Chattanooga. Married Paletts Marsh and had five children. Survived by wife, children, and siblings. noted long hearing loss and final illness ending in death. Services were at his residence with Rev B J Blountdale officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lentwell Siack
Ashley
Delaware County
Seth
Atnek
Dodd Siack
Margaret Hyatt
Ambta
Mise
Rute Siaek
Co. D. Wier
Ohio
Warsaw
Perryville
Alisslon Ridge
Chattanooga
Aum Ot
Kenesaw Mountain
Colunbup
Columbus
Green
Paletts
Marsh
Alexander
Catherine Maret
Bebaut
Ag Ow Chin
Mee G
M. Lang
Gerry Siack
Green Camp
M. 4
Done
Martel
Wink
Marion
Aigters
Mirw
T. W. Lee
Aahley
Mooree Marah
Oklahoma
Wok
Cavvies Blatt
sAahley
Rev. B
J Jaf Blouindale
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Woodmen's
First Baptist Church
Labotrary
Delaware
Mim Roy Sanford Ani
Upper Sandusky Friewia
Withoft
Cleveland
Philadelphia
J. B. Gander
Weat Center Street
Little Philip Hieweh
Monro Street
Richwood
H. B. Carpenter
Sanday
Frank Schatner
Han
Cincinnnati
Tad ‘ Imbalmera
Anna Lesterham
William
A.W. Grant
Frank Hogenbach
Springfeld
Charles W. Leffler
South Urkenwood Street
Laura O'Donnell
Genevieve Roush
Willian Vasquet
Cora Pallman
Thelma
A. Cook
Orem Roush
David Street
Grace
Galion
Cecil Alexander
C. E. Burris
Roorstoo
Floremme Richarde W
Veil
Fleury Hazen
Mra. Peice A. Straw
Clarien Schmitt
Eno
West End
Hotel Nordica
Hermin Kalhibrenter
Taldoek
Leassanvit
J. W. Thompson
Elmer J. Hoyd
Louis B. Myers
Sandford
Fiat
Grand Central
New York Times
Addison
The
Atlantic
Spectator
Payn
Angel and Crown
Paul
Cheapalde
Hyacinthe
National Guard
Hycinthe
Elyliah
Hye
George
Ross
Washburn-Crosby Co
Theodore Mobihenty
Vielmnet
Tiniovon
Sonia
Laitie
Joni
Theodore Metiltienes
Atteanpial
Kaiers Candy Shop
Prospect
Beatty & Lameg
Dr. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Santarium
Mont Hommes of Gareans
Wr. Pierce
Medicie
Maigoat Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Butialo
N.Y
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