End of a Useful Life Shocks Bennet Street Family
Death of Mrs. Nelie Burroughs aged thirty one after a brief illness shocks Wilson Burroughs and four children Woody aged ten Albert eight and Edsar three. Funeral services will be at the family home then at the church with interment at Delaware. Show tickets offered via Mirror columns to readers who find their names in the classifieds.
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Ted Ie
Nelie Burroughs
Wilson Burroughs
Bennet Street
Ariesstricken
Sudsden Demian
Woody
Albert
Edsar
Mire
Ale Browm
Stratfor Viera
Maderick
Ty Delaware
Genia
Sin Mirror
Mirror
Rvon
Kidnaping case in Wyandot ends without conviction
The Wyandot county indictment against Wilbert Stillwell for kidnaping is nolled after former wife Robert Purdue refuses to testify. The probe shows past elopement with Purdue’s wife and child, but prosecutors drop the case citing insufficient evidence. A charity strawberry and ice cream pedal is planned for Epworth League at Likens chapel on June 20 at Frank Clutt's Harvey road location.
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Oestnet
Wilbert B. Bullwell
Wyandot County
Rabet
Wilburt & Stinwell
Law and Order Jearue
Marion
Ite
Ancured
Eltmena
Stillwell
Robert T. Purdue
Cafulyi
Remiton
Minssing
Purdie
Epworth League
Likens Chapel
Frank Clutt
Harvey Road
Parcal Ordered to Provide Home for Son by Juvenile Court
John Parcal, brought by Major Titus from Kusers Point, must provide a home for Edgar Parcal, now sixteen. The court, noting the boy’s exposure after leaving the Hofstetter home, ordered the father to arrange a suitable residence and bear the case costs. The order remains in effect until further court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Parcel
Major & N. Titus
Kusers Point
Edgar Parcel
Haxel Parcel
Logen County
George Hofsnitter
Cleveland Avenue
Hofstet
Railroad News Highlights Holiday Passenger Rush
Passenger traffic on Sunday was heavy with excursions to Toledo, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Buffalo well patronized. A wide exodus to the countryside occurred last week, and since reservations are heavy for early season travel, sleeping cars are in high demand.
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Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnai
Ormiston Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
John Ormiston was denied a new trial for burglary and sentenced to two years at hard labor in the Ohio penitentiary, with costs of prosecution. He stole $1.52, a lady’s gold watch, and a necklace from John Amicon Brother & Company on June 11, 1905. He was transported to the penitentiary by the sheriff.
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Jack” Ormiston
W. E. Beefield
Ormiston
Ohio Penitentiary
Mannefeld Reformatory
Hocking Valley
Sherif John G. Stark
Havenge
John Amicon Brother & Company
Rouet
City Council Likely to Overrule Mayor on Street Ordinance
Tonight's meeting is expected to approve the Greenwood street sidewalk ordinance despite the mayor's veto. A short session may address only a few major items while other notices and memorial services are noted, including remarks by Grant Be Mouser and a Maccabees service.
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Greenwood Street
C. O
Grant Be Mouser
Thie Elly
Maccabees
Key
Mr. Myer
Drownings and Odd Tales From Evans Quarry and Ottawa River Journey
The report recounts a drowning at the Evans quarries near Owens where an Italian man named Ivanuk or Ivannk died while bathing. a coroner suspects accidental drowning after a grappling effort recovered the body. Separate excerpt describes a rough river journey of an automobile on the Ottawa Perrot, amid a thunderstorm, ending ashore near Cascade.
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Old Evans
Owens Station
Bunany
Zaslynuk
Ivanuk
W. H. Hink- Hin
Thin City
Ivannk
Taly
Hinklin
Iwanukwie
Local residents tale of recent travels and visitors
Be Bush on a business trip to Columbus today. James Graney of Erie off duty transfer ores. Delia May Gallagher visiting Mansfield relatives. Mary Kjnaypfentetrger of Cloves Hand visiting Mrs. W. Smith. Eve Walker and John B from Cleveland guests of Marion relatives. Henry Warner returned from California. Mrs. Della Metkert and son from Manafield guests of the Gallagher family. Frank Huber took family and others to Columbus and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Graney
Erie
Ities
Delia May Gallagher
Houlevard
Mansfield
Mira Mary Kjnaypfentetrger
Eve Walker
John B
Cleveland
Marlion
Honry Warner
California
Frank Huber
Emma O'Brien
Kitty Kirchner
Columbus
Not Much, Bhe-Weill Letter to the Man Who Mhaukted You
A fragmented dialogue notes a boastful tone about writing a letter to an assailant and presenting an autograph as a gesture. The text shifts to a stated belief that disgrace often masks a myth and that reputation can be restored through action.
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Bhe—Weill
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Kleis
Alers Shoe Department
Glorious “Regals
Dow
Walt
BOA Toe Usts Og, Hl
Pats, Gun Metals
Kleinmaiers
Kleinmaters
Y. M. C.A. Blk
Schmidt & CO
Schmidt
Johnston
South Prospect
Nellie Burroughs
Ehashi
Goigham
Leene
Jenner Co
High Refs
JP. Ludwig CO
Mrn
Parcal
H.S Son
Russell's Point
Eensen
Arant
Jo Zena H. Hudson
Barbetta
Mlle
Margaret M. Niles
Jamey A. Severne
Mia
Caroline Hofmann
Carl H. Bryans
Hardin County
Mise Zetta Rea Giles
Morral
W. G. Kraus
Center Street
Railroad News
John Ormiston
Mansfield Reforma
Martin Kirchner
Marion Foundry & Machine Company
Charles Reiger
Reiger
L. B. Myers
Scofield
John Boor
Josephine Boor
Ecity
Union Avtation
John W. Crawford
J. D. Lama
Quigley and
Jenson
Beofield
Mary Nickerson
Jousph Nickerson
Frank J. Click
Katherine Clek
Melvin Jones
Ray Jones
Hocking Valley Railway Company
Africa
Hewitt
Council
Aw Hollister
Charles Behmidt & Co
The
Warner & Edwards Company
India
Radde
Thuan
Evans Quarry
Zasly Ivanuk
Owens
Cancade
Que
K-M-F Company
Detroit
Flanders
la Chiens Nal
Ise Perrot
Ottawa River
Montreal
Lachine Cryat
Saint Anne
Perrot
Paul H. Briake
Saturday Evening Post
Chicago Journal
BE. Bush
Columbus Viel
Mist Blanche Porter
Thie City
Wis & Green
Hand
W. ‘T. Smith
Binineavenue
Ma Della Metkert and Son
Manafield
Mr. Ane Mra
Clarence Gallegher
Boulevard Sunday
New Lewis Grocery
R. T. Lewis Company
North Main Street
David Martin
Court House
Toru
Mer
Ohio Milling & Elevator Co
Harding
Magnolia
Teehee
Greenwood and Air Ground
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