MISSEMMA CULL BECOMES A BRIDE IN WESSEL CEREMONY
The ceremony took place Wednesday evening at East Church with Rev Jon Keinecke officiating. Groom John Probst, of Probst Brothers plumbers, and bride Miss Emma Cull were joined by a small group of local friends and family. Both families reside in Salem and the couple will live at the groom's home on North Short Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
John Probst
Wikel Dyfer
BO Ister
Salem
Evangelinal i
East Church
Probst
Anughor
Frank Oull
Oak Street
Frink
Probet Brothers, Plumbers
Boat Center Piveet
Mer
North
Probet
Marion Steam Shovel Plant Closes For Noon Ball Game
Workers at the Marion Steam Shovel shop paused operations at noon today to allow employees to watch a ball game. The decision, announced by plant management, aimed to boost morale and give staff time to enjoy the local event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Unclear OCR Note Prompts Local Event
Fragmentary text mentions a ball meme at Webb fark with references to employees and a plan to avoid halts. Mentions Double head Strawhnery day and names RP Lewla Oe Mt. Text is garbled and cannot confirm actual event details or participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genet
Euployen
Strawhnery Day
Lewla & Oe
Ditch Granted for County Commission Project
The county commission meeting Wednesday afternoon approved a ditch project through McKinley Park. The ditch will drain the lake continually and may include a direct lake outlet. City officials anticipate an injunction to stop the ditch digging unless the route is altered.
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McKinley Park
Mother Abandons Her Three Young Children
Mrs May Zattau wife of William Zattau of Toledo Avenue left home Wednesday taking her three children aged four to six to the sister Mrs Jenkins and appeared to elope. The eldest sister learned of the departure and traced her to an interurban car bound for Columbus with a Hocking Valley engineer said to be paying attention to her. The family situation sparked concern as the mother left for work and did not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Zattau
William Zattau
Toledo Avenue
Jenkins
Columbus
Hocking Valley
Range Innce
Cincinnati Firm Minorities Library Contract Award to Steel Furniture
The Board of Public Library Trustees award the furniture contract for the Carnegie Library to Steel Furniture Company of Cincinnati. The deal totals about 3000 dollars with limited woodwork and a mostly fire proof interior. Construction will begin once the contractor finishes the structure.
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Board of Public Library Trustees
Carnegie
Steel Furniture Company of
Cincinnati
Coroner Reports Three Sudden Deaths In Recent Times
Coroner B L Brady publishes three sudden death findings from recent incidents. William P Potter died at the double shops on June 19 from accidental causes after slipping from a ladder. John Ressler was killed and Went wound while near a train in California on June 11. May 20 saw Joan Davin commit suicide by taking lauhinum.
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B. L. Brady
Wiliam P. Potter
Petter
John Ressler
Calin
Joan Davin
Lauhinum
Woman Brooded Over Sister Death Ordered to State Hospital
Miss Ollie P Strawbridge aged 49 of three miles northeast of the city was brought before Probate Judge Fonter after months of brooding over her sister’s death. She was ordered sent to the state hospital as her mental condition deteriorated following the sister’s funeral and her mother's illness.
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Ollie P. Strawbridge
Beccome Inne
Fonter
Miex Strawbridge
Ete
Sho
Heighbor
Mina Strawbridge
Local events mix with injuries and reunions in Mink Mary Cull incident
In Mink Mary Cull sustained a left forefinger flesh wound when a 0 flobert rifle discharged. The annual Company By reunion commemorates the Battle of Ken exw Mountiley. A Richwood picnic drew eleven attendees at Marion puke yesterday afternoon. A large crowd enjoyed a K of P event in Prospent square Wednesday evening. The German M A Sunday School Home department holds a rally with musical numbers and literary readings, continuing through the summer.
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Flobert
John Cull
Mink
Mary Cull
Pron Peet
Kenexw Mountiley
Thig
Pony
Hold Outing at Greenwood Lake by Milton High Society
The 1900 Milton high-sebons clan members met at Greenwood Lake Delaware yesterday afternoon for a park outing. About forty attendees enjoyed boating and fishing until five, then a dinner, social hours, and a brief meeting. Officers reelected: Emanuel Parks president, Miss Zella Ramer vice president, Amil Sweney secretary and treasurer.
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Elas
Milton High — Sebons
Greenwood — Lake
Delaware
Ine Leremire
Emeanon Parks
Zella Ramer
Amil Sweney
Verdict for defendant in railroad crossing case
The jury awarded zero damages to Orlando Felay administrator of Handehy's estate against the C C and L Railway. Judge Babst granted a motion to strike age from the jury, ruling the decedent failed to look in all directions before crossing. The Ohio Supreme Court standard required such caution.
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Tani
Orlando Pehl
C. ©. C. & 81. L. Railway Company
Ion Onder
Babst
Mouser
Duige Babstin
Bandehy
Ohio Supreme Court
Olem
Othr
Orlando Felay
Handehy
Mexican Captain Chooses Tinker Daughter in Surprise Ceremony
Miss Tinker, daughter of Yoel W. Tinker, wealthy brewer and mayoral candidate, wed Captain Lage of the Mexican Army in a ceremony Walter Simmer, assistant district attorney, witnessed. The wedding surprised her family and her European tour plans began immediately. Lage, 20, serves with the Mexican National Police and will depart for Jamestown with his bride.
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Tee
Mexico
Zouch Tinker
York City
Googion Court
Geores Gould
Lakewnad
Thaker
Inten Inn
Sewil
Mise Tinker
Sticks to His Story in Boise Trial
Cross examination resumes as defense witnesses defend William Haywood and W J Davis is recalled. The aged jurors are affected as one man sticks to his claim that a prior promise would bring him even with Stounenberg. A separate item advertises low Pacific Coast rail rates from March 1 to April 20 with travel agents listed.
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Boise
Idaho
William Haywood
W. J. Davis
Wavie
Avant
Stounenberg
R. R
Nebergall
Records Show County Tax Collection Peak in June
The county treasurer's office reported Wednesday that regular tax receipts totaled $11,000, the largest since the first of June taxes were received. Other days had higher totals overall, but a substantial portion of those sums came from liquor tax receipts.
Town of Zanesfield Calls for Assistance
Hollefontaine Ohio June 27 a call for aid from Zanesfield a small village in the county reports the town in flames with the Hite steam fire engine out of repair and unable to respond authorities seek immediate help from neighboring towns to combat the blaze
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Hollefontaine, O
Zanesfield
Eyewitness Reports Hospital Attack in Ohio
In Gallipolis Ohio on June 87 Imag ining that his eyes were half of 10 Boned Paymant aged 1 at the Ohio hospital for epileptics deliberately gouged out both eyeballs. He will live.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Hospital
Liverpool Seaman Delivers News Of Mother's Death
A Gav Line steamship Coronia docked in New York after a Liverpool voyage. A young man named Camp was told by an officer that his mother had died suddenly and was buried on Saturday. He was visibly shaken as the officer delivered the news and asked for composure.
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York
Gav
Nat Line
Coronia
Liverpool
de Mirser
Che Ander
Hitirid
Gam
Mallitot
Iwan
Yeu
Sili
Ander
Unclear Quote Sparks Uneasy Public Sentiment
A garbled Washington Star excerpt hints at public disappointment and a sense of deception among certain men about a matter involving votes or tributes, reflecting unease in the dialogue.
Man Stands Off Pursuers For Sixy Weeks in Mont Town
Dayton Ohio reports a 35 year old man named Robert Gebbart staying holed up in his Mount town home for sixty four weeks while police and neighbors watched.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert Gebbart
Miunt Town
Fragmented narrative on a man jailed and restrained
The text describes a man facing probate court action, being committed to a state hospital, and resisting deputies at his home. An apparent struggle follows as deputies confront him and he is transported, with later mentions of confinement and a possible rehabilitation outcome.
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Laine
Dayton State Hospital
Depunties
Gebharia
Teushie
Hin
Jelfmnade
Teday le
Rip Yau
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Missemma
Rev
Jon. Keinecke
Herry Day
RT. U
Bellevue
F. J. Lusch
Grocer
W.M. Cor
State & Center
Ota
Wes
W. R. Lawrence
Chas, Turner & Co
Charles Turner & Company
Oxfords
Knights OF
Khorassans
Koreiah ‘Temple
Knights of the Khorankat
Marion Torgedom
Canby Lodge
Pyth+ ting
Busy Bee
Ninth Ohio Regiment
Pythias
Marion Company
East Church —Street
Shelby
Crestline
Bellefontaine
Findlay
Sidney
Kenton
Carey
W. ©. Rapp
Canton
Eagles Today
Zanesville
Sanrénsky
John W. Garner
Springtrains
Ontet
Home Guards
Lady Maccabees
Ollie Strawbridge
State Hospital
R. T Awit & Co
Greenwood Lake
Fen
Big Four Road
St. Louis Belle
Orchard
Steunenburg
BNOS
Trav, Paws, Agt
Marlon, Ohio
Hughs & Cleary
Washington Star
IM. Hayter
Center St
Secon
Marion Clipper
Feeee Hope Teeewer
Resgbeuenae
Beatty & Long
Manhattan
The
Quality Store
Cloisengugl
Tworpiece Air
the Manhattan
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