Man's Duty to His Fellowman at Wesleyan Address
A large audience of men heard Dr. Herbert Welch D D president of Ohio Wesleyan University speak on Social Service at a Delaware church. He urged men to take active roles in church work, improve urban conditions, and engage with tenement life, citing Cincinnati and Chicago and urging outreach to the unemployed.
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Linder
B Brotherhood of
Wpawortih
M. EH. Chaurah
Herbert Welch
Oho Wesleyan University
Delaware
Welch
Dr. Welch
New York City
Chicago
Ohio
Welty
Tanenk
Don
Guiklingy
Balfour
Gamletanba
Dr. Wei
America
Christ
Peter
Spencer House
Cincinnati
Plans Pays Outing for Free Baptist Sunday School
The Rayl clam of the Free Baptist Sunday School met with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Uncapher on Cherry street for a social and business session. President Bovell Layman led the meeting. Reports from officers and committees were approved, and plans were made for the annual outing on July 5 at the Dix country home. Refreshments followed social hour. The next meeting is set with Mrs. EB Murphy on Silver street, July 13.
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Rayl
Free Baptist Sunday School
Lewis
Cherry Street
Bovell
Onder
EB. M. Murphy
Silver Street
Samosa flesh-forming tablets promise healthy weight gain
An ad touts Samose tablets to boost weight and strength for the thin and run down. It claims rapid gains in plumpness and vigor, with a money-back guarantee from Schmidt Pharmacy in Marion.
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Malion
Schmidt Pharmacy
Mutis
Convicted Robbers to Testify in Lima Court
Four prisoners from the state penitentiary at Columbus were moved to Union Station Lima in tight handcuffs to testify in cases connected with the Yoakum Robbery near Lima. John Henderson James Martin Thomas Dillon and Tony Williams are to testify against Christopher Geiger and Edward Mines as part of the ongoing Lima trial. The Yoakum family faced a violent break in with robberies totaling cash and bank certificates stolen. the elderly couple gave pitiful testimony. The Erie rail line announced temporary waits to improve connections for Hocking Valley traffic. Local officials reported on Arthur Scott’s death at the yard and hospital updates on hospital patients and Erie personnel in Lima.
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Union Station
John Henderson
James Martin
Thomas Dillon
Tony Williams
State Penitentiary
Columbus
Lima
James Yoakum
Yoakum
Fred Sautter
South Grand Avenue
Atture
Columbia
Hocking Valley
Peter Faith
Henry Heret
Christian
Henderson
Martin
Dillon
Christopher Geiger
Williams
Edward Mines
Mvents
Sattter
Lodge News from Canby Knights of Pythias Meeting
The Canby lodge of Knights of Pythias met with ii attendance and discussed reports from William Gorow and Charles Conley who attended a grind lodge meeting in Dayton Ohio last month. The Red Men held a regular meeting with Katee Witty discussed and one stipulation received. Attendance was falling, exceeding Lincoln in the regular meeting.
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Canby Lodge No. Oi
Pythios
Tia
Reponte Fren Wiliam Gorow
Charles Conley
Owler
Dayton
Ohio
Red Men
Fallin
Local Fraternal Meetings and Socials Report
Sosnowek reports progress of Rebekahs social initiated by Odd Fellows to attend a social next Tuesday. Foresters to hold a reunion meeting at 7:20 pm. memorial plans and large attendance expected. Lime City Council 206 Jr. C M A M and Knights of Columbus note meetings with several candidates and Cedar Point outing plans in July. Knights of the Maccabees held a brief session due to heat with routine business and decent turnout.
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Companions of Foresters
Lime City Council No
Jr. C
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Cedar Point
Prominent Retired Farmer Dies After Short Illness
Robert Burt, about sixty, a prominent retired farmer of Caledonia, died at his home shortly after 7 a.m. Wednesday after an illness of less than 24 hours with peritonitis. A postmortem will be held to determine cause. Survived by widow, two daughters Mrs Wilma Makluben and Mrs George Seckel, one sister, three brothers, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Robert Burt
Caledonia
Jess
Whler
Marion
Kring
Mra. Wil- Maen Makluben
West Chumb Street
Obie
George Seckel
Near Caledon
Eilw McKibben
Kanms City
Missouri
William and
Ebenezer Burt
Joseph Bunt
Perth
Big Marion dredge to mine gold at Tron Mountain
Immense dredge built by Marion Steam Shovel Co to be erected for gold mining at Tron Mountain Montana. Twelve local men employed with the machine will operate it when ready by September first. The project involves extensive preparations and a long erection period this summer with the Marion party heading to the scene this morning.
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Big Marion Company
Marion Steam Shovel Company
Howard Brenner
Ita
Tron Mountain
Yeutantay
Marion
Remdlin Of Mrs Amanda Te Vine Near Booth Town
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Mrs Amanda te Vine on a Thursday at a country home near Booth Town. The remains were moved to Paletedd Wayne county for burial on Wednesday. A forest portion near the German frontier is mentioned in a separate note about French War Department land allocation for a telegraph station.
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Amanda Te~vine
Twumday
Booth Town
Vixegnes
French War Department
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Main Street
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PHON
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Fancy Fruit Vegetable Market
Chas. Turner & CO
W. G. Mautz
Dr. Herbert Welch
Epworth Brotherhood
Ohio Wesleyan University
Samone
Erie Road
Erie No. 2
No. 47
Erie
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The
Arthur Scott
W. P. Kimble
Erie Maintenance of Way Department
William Kreis
Starner Hospital
H. B. Hillhouse
Erie Police Patrol
New York
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Lodge News
Odd Fellows
Knight of the Maccabess
Iron Mountain
Immense Machine
Hollisters Rocky Mountain Tea
Charles Schmidt & Co
Coupon Teketa
Siberian Railway
China
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