Marion Camp Officers Elected At Lodge Meeting In Pocahontas
In Pocahontas Marion lodge No 32 held a meeting with new paraphernalia and two officers elected J B Kilbury became noble grand and Edward Locker vice grand A large attendance heard about the Memorial exercises at West Baptist church next Sunday Thirty Woodmen from nearby towns attended the conclave with initiations and a feast following A prominent notice announced Grand Exalted Ruler Rush Holland visit and a banquet with toasts planned for the Marion lodge next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilbury
Edward Locker
Wiest Baptist Church
Toa Membera
Euedting
Mkonciuske
de Free of Pocahontas
Hexey Mumford
Frank Creasap
Pocalonias
P. B. Ruhl
Winona
Charles Byers
Pohatan
Rush Holland
Calorado Springs
Galo
Marion Lodge No
Accident at factory injures two workers
Prank Crepsop of Orebepdaleéet is confined with a bad knee after a collision at the Grewtay firm where he and a fellow worker struck knees. Earlier he spilled hot metal onto his foot, worsening the pain and delaying his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie
Monedey
Grewtay
Sturton
Hiteem Phovel Company
Local Church Activities And Public Meeting Report
Notes from a city board meeting at 2 pm in the council chambers. Regular business and a head count addressed. Church groups announce meetings at First Presbyterian and United Brethren, plus a sewing circle gathering delayed by a funeral. Tree planting and maintenance work starts as several trees are failing. A divorce case ends with the husband jailed on failure to provide for a child, bond set at 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mateinn
iSt
Mary’ Veet
Ara Thornling
Mra. Bombanger
Owenstreet
Bombarger
Levermay
Board of Public Service
Counc
First Presbyterian Church
United Brethren Church
Lutheran Church
William Lehrer- Mer
Morganthaler
Ida A. Runkel
Rober J. Jones
Browcht
Joaphine
Jones
No Charges Filed in Police Chief and Captain Case
Reporters suggest no charges will be filed against Chief of Police Lavi Cornwell and Captain Bond after a long dispute with anti liquor league representatives. Legal rep J. H. Byrnon says he acts for the league but cannot confirm filings. Meanwhile a separate auto crash involving Debra Perry and others prompts police inquiry as the Grand Opera House concert looms tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirror
Lavi Cornwell
Link Bond
Lawful Order League
Board of Public Safety
Capita
League
Bymoo Io
Eymon
Cornwell
Captain Bond
Debra Perry
N. Y
Daniel
Cook
New York
Oeus
Joy Fide
Daniel Demsn
Tion
Florence Jacobs
Bebe Daly
Iris
Contakirte
Cah
Berry Leaves Marion High School Commercial Department
Charles E. Berry resigns as principal of Marion High School Commercial Department after one year. He will not apply for next year’s position and has returned to Pennsylvania to pursue other work. D. Crimm of Matron Banshees College is mentioned as a possible replacement. Berry’s departure follows a Baker Band Concert at the Grand tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Barry
Marion High School
H. L. Prank
Board of Education
Berry
Pennsylvania
D. Crimm
Banshees College
Wapakoneta
Thi Elty
M. Beckett
West End Booming As New Block Starts In City
Construction on a new business block will begin soon on the north side of West Center street opposite the Depmandenner company store. Bath Brothers will develop the project with a second block planned along the West end this summer. A branch banking system and a modern metal fabrication plant are among proposed innovations for the West End, with final details to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busines
Weat Genter Street
Depmandenner Company
Bath Brothers
Ineo Wumber
Eston- Mehimnetite
Family trip and wedding anniversary notices in local brief
The article notes Mr Mud and Mw De Mickey of Leader Street leaving for Morrow county to visit relatives for two weeks. It also reports Ranford and Delaware Avenue residents returning from Upper Sandusky after attending a wedding anniversary celebration. Additional lines mention upcoming events and social gatherings with unclear details.
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Mud
Mickey
Leader Street
K. Hh
Maewhall
Morrow County
Jeer Watt
Trenda
Mew
Ranford
Delaware Avenue
Upper Sandusky
Hell
Zanmaville
Druids
Mrs Annis First Vaudeville Appearance on Broadway
New Yorks Victoria theater witnessed Mrs Annis make her Broadway vaudeville debut before a large curious crowd. Her brief stage history includes one week of performances and persistent tabloid speculation about an upcoming marriage. When asked, she avoided confirming or denying wedding plans, stating only that she would marry at some point but would not discuss it now.
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New Yorks
William EB
Otaine
Audi
Victoria Theater
Annis
Rowrning
Dayton Promises To Give Another Sensation
Preliminary hearing set for Monday in a case involving a 12 year old girl, with Charles Worder and Theodore Voss facing charges. Worder released on 400 bond furnished by his wife. Voss faces jail time if convicted for allegedly entering a vacant East End house with the girl.
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Daywan
Jane
Reewuitligg
le Kiven
Charles Worder
Weed
Imareied
Theodore Voss
Lang
Werder
Bessie Clark
East End Woods
Local residents visit relatives across Ohio region
Numerous individuals travel between Bellefontaine Columbus Portsmouth Galion and Bucyrus for visits and social engagements. Attendees include Attorney John K. Cansy, Mrs. Wilken Courts, A B P Guerileh, May King, Theodore Nef, Chief Levi Cornwell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeckert, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Berry, Mrs. Grace Hager, Mrs. Henry Hostetter, Mrs. ALB Lannon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dever, and H. L. Frans among others with various stops in Delaware Springfield and Defiance.
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Ratner
RIOR
John KR
Cansy
Bellefontaine
Kraner
Sarah Hise
Galion
Theodore Nef
Delaware
Levi Cornwell
Columbus
Mra
Frank Yeckert
Berry
Grace Hager
Versailles
Luelat Scholl
Bellefontaine Avenue
Henry Hostetter
Mawel
Chendy
W. Dever
Jackwon
Ohie
Lohman
Mew
Harry Mettler
White
Bucyrus
Henry Haw
Obie
Thin City
Etrot
H. L. Frans
South State Wirner
Man Drowns on Wife Grave After Poison Drink in Ohio
Lonidon Ohio June 61 year old Alexander Wilson was found dead beside his wife's grave with a bottle of carboto del. The wife had died twenty years earlier under mysterious circumstances. The incident is described in a jumble of copied phrases and stray quotes from various sources, giving a fragmented, unlikely newspaper notice vibe.
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Lonidon
Ohio
Alexander Wilson
Big Wie
Society notes and oddities from a London home gathering
A fragment lists a social gathering at a London home on Wigh Street with gifts, games, and a mention of a King's Daughter meeting. It references Foresters’ surprise for Mrs Martha Baker leaving for California, plus anecdotes about Topnoody and Mrs Topgoody. An engineer threatens a household blow up. Emperor Nicholas signs a wartime ban on drama in the Musa army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baker
Caledonia
Baker
Mada
Willow
Wil- Mana
Wiliam
Pearsou
The New Girl of the Golden Wert in Local Theater Review
The Family Theatre presents The New Girl of the Golden Wert a lively stock company performance praised for its dramatic flair and performers Walter N. Ebel directs an amateur troupe delivering brisk scenes and varied acts. Highlights include Jack Maunlin and Bark McClure with dancing and a notable silvered song performance by Mise Babcock. The show runs through the week with Bakers Hood at the Grand and a striking motion photo.
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Family Theatre
Walter N. Ebel
Por Jiayaly
Wall
Anager
Inoue
Jack Maunlin
Dhes Gantler
Hayle
Fage
Nevaia
Bark McClure
Climbing Elephant by Tailored Trunk Route
A native elephant driver mounts his beast without a ladder by stepping onto the elephant’s trunk. He grasps the ear and tilts the animal, which arches its trunk for an easy ascent to the head, illustrating skilled handling and trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
Eotum
World Circus Promises New Seasonal Spectacle
A historic circus review describes Now and Awiel Circus thrilling audiences with innovative acts. Aerial balloons rise as a magnificent horse, Jupiter, performs, while designers from Ash and Europe craft exotic scenes. The tour touts five years of study and novelty in a globe trotting street pageant with no repeats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameria
Jupiter
Owen
Imbor
Ash
Europe
Amate
Elephants Featured in Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth
A sprawling circus feature highlights the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth as the largest traveling attraction in America. It notes the vast menagerie with many elephants, including a long tent stretch and a colony of baby animals attracting attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guirden i
America
Elephanta
Amaerkea
Try the Mirror want cothma. Tom's Wellwisher.
Philadelphia club member recounts a fellow member informing that a mutual friend's illness was brain fever. The physician predicts recovery but mental blankness. a spirited countering member offers $100.
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Cothma
Tom
Philadelphia
Mret
Lippineutt
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