Automobile Runaway Injures and Kills Horse on Center Street
A runaway horse carriage collision on Center Street left Mrs. Kattock gravely injured and a horse killed after the animal broke a leg crossing a bridge near Eve Howe. Le Hi Brewer, son of Edward Brewer, drove the buggy with two companions escaping unhurt. Dr. Wiunt attended the injured while neighbors rushed victims home. The horse, valued at $250, was destroyed to end the incident.
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Girard Avenue
Wiunt
Kattock
Mont
Jottatt
Center Street
le Hi. Brewer
Edward Brewer
Mr. Brower van
Brewer
Wild collision injures family as carriage drags 160 feet
On a rural road near Brush Ridge Sunday afternoon a carriage overturned when an automobile passed in a narrow stretch after the bridge over the Little Scioto. George D. Estack and Miss Katlack were thrown into a ditch. Estack is hurt while protecting a one year old child who remained uninjured. Mrs. Katlack sustained injuries to her spine and others were shaken.
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Pike Co Brush Ridge
George D. Hattack
Little Scioto
J. D. Tobinson
Miss Battack
Personal notices from a bustling city era
A collage of neighborhood updates lists visits, travel, and family news. People travel to Cleveland and New York, relatives in Cambridge, and a Columbus visitor. Local recollections include court in Bucyrus, a birth in Rosewood addition, and church conference travel. A broader brochure on spiritualism and demonology is noted.
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Burgess
John Street
Cambridge
Brush Ridge
Lowell
Europe
Charly Boyt
JaRue
Abraham Boyd
Hughes
von Man
Near Proxpert
Marton
Mra
Baker
T. Fleming
Cummin Avernue
Skenkle
Crown Hoint
James Budinger
Delaware
Bruna Camm
Daniel Babat
Bucyrus
Mixa Sylva Row
Brushside
Donna Camm
W. Nicholson
Rosewood Addition
D W. Wynn
Tipton
Arriy
Green Camp
Hile Matinr
Lowinn Wyan
J. A. Button
Latur
the Free Baptist Church
Br. Hy
Malern Anelely
Tate
Wien
Spusler
Deus
Chines
Teople
Sonia
Citcern
Marion
Ameter
Rirmhonn
Children's Day Observance at Epworth M. Church
A large crowd attended a Children’s Day program at Epworth M. Church featuring about two hundred children from primary and junior departments. The service included recitations, songs, and a sermon on death and judgment by Rev. Hourke, with emphasis on honoring teachers and the spiritual lesson of life and immortality.
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Childeep
Gyne
Epworth M. 1
Calvary church Sunday school program and sermon note
A detailed report of Calvary Evangelical church activities describes Rev. Rourke’s sermon on preparation for death and the afterlife. It covers a Sunday school program with numerous student performances, recitations, songs, and a pastoral message urging moral duty and neighborly care. A separate incident notes an injured man after a beam was thrown from an unloading car and transferred for examination.
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Rourke
Kere
Heorge Smith
Jyle
Sil
Heyy
Bron Wan
Etree
Howe
le Car
Het Dee Smith
Groan
Santana
Vx Smith
Leader Atreat
Children Day Observance at First Presbyterian Sunday School
The First Presbyterian Church held a detailed children day exercise with a floral church setting and a church orchestra. Volunteers including Virginia Knapp, Ruth Gilbert, John Evans, and Maude Artie performed recitations and a wordless musical dialogue while Rev. Rourke led prayers. The program featured multiple.
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Mer Ode Beller
Rach
Rourke Gay
Webad
Junior MetUormick
Virginia Traherman
Frank Weeks
John Evans
Paul Bachman
Mason Knewar
Clerk Merchant
Mie Fam Cunningham
Bolo
Virginia Knapp
Amy Overs
Suede Callahian
Kllby
Mildred Morris
Thea Mayer
Ruth Gilbert
Agam
Bathe Hole Anthony
Maude Artie
Smiles
Amy Nash
Dot] Cheney
Harriet Butcher
Ester Bartram
Mary McClain
Edna Morechant
Helen Sengle
Ethel Hinamon
Mary Hillery
Gertrude Selby
Lucie Bowlus
Tangled Up Again Mr Makinbrakes Reworks Family Move
A fragmented recount describes Mr Makinbrakes and a family relocating near a street, with old neighbors and unfamiliar dialogue. The piece dwells on perceptions of new residents, social dynamics, and local idle chatter. The text presents garbled voice and unclear events, reflecting a humorous or confused segment in a neighborhood column.
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Leentia Sen Hener
The Wrong Measure and Thrift in Misspent Time
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene about thrift and moral temptation. A rector orders large drafts of a beverage while an unconscious patient murmurs about saving yolks for pudding, with dialog about dress and restraint. The text references New York Weekly Thrift and a character named Mary Maury in a hastily summoned room.
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New York Weekly
Mary
Maury
Fragmentary note with unclear names and events
A garbled OCR fragment references dates, people, and places in erratic phrases. It mentions a report and various indecipherable terms, offering no clear event or outcome for a coherent summary.
Theatres seer Ree and Mirras Amusement Pu
A garbled OCR fragment mentions theatres and amusements with unclear names and places. The readable bits imply a listing or notice about theatre events or venues but lack cohesive details for a full summary.
Week of guceHatil show features grand style
A garbled report from Yauiteville describes a program titled the Atandird LY with Hoth Gintifel Hartieny and Marvelous Bdl gay, praising performances by two leading women and a chorus. The article mentions Will, Murrayacnpd, and a local audience at Oxfordy with chimes and lively singing amid unclear details.
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Bdl
Gay
Ainete
Winging
Daepige
Charavlee
Beatty
Oxfordy
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True Blues
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Marie Stull
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Wilbert Harraft
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Theady
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Chalk
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Entideen
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Laelle
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Leonard Hevhtie
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Foye
Mar G. EB. Rourke
Nik Mock
AMD
Viola May
My Wal
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Manhattan
the Manhattan
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Mather
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Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
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