Death of Mrs Catharine Kraner in county home
Mrs Catharine Kraner, 61, died Monday at seven at her brother W Kraner’s country home near the Welaware Pike after heart and nervous trouble. Born in Marion county to German natives Christian and ? Kraner, she lived on the Kraner farm for fifty years and belonged to First Reformed Church. Survived by daughters Mary and Callie, son William Hi Kraner, all at the home place. Funeral from the house Wednesday at 10 o'clock. Reverends Zeahiel of Marion and Settlage of Lupton officiating. Burial in Marion cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catharine Kraner
W. Kraner
Welaware Pike
Marion County
Christian Kraner
Germany
Kraner Farm
Town
Mrt
Kraner
First Reformed Church
Mary
Callie Kraner
Willian Hi. Kraner
Hocking Valley Bulletin Excursions and Tours
Hocking Valley Bulletin lists excursions to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Jackson Toledo and other points June 6-20 with daily twin tickets to Columbus and bummer tours to U S and Canada. Also Homeseekers to Western and Southern points June 14-18 Encampment Newark and Cedar Point June 12-20 plus National and regional events and daily Pacific Coast trips. Full information on applying to L B Nehergall, Marion Ohio.
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Hocking Valley
Low Rath
Columbus
Detroit
Pomeroy
Jackson
Toledo
Istand
Newark
Bummer
United States
Canada
New York
Knights of St. John Huccampment
Cedar Point
Lake Chautauqua
National Educational Association
Denver
Cal
Christian Endeavor Union
Kenton
Ells
Los Angeles
National Gymnastic Union
Cincinnati
Pacifia Coast
Far West
L. B. Nehergall Agt. H. V. Ky
Marion
Ohio
Boy bitten by rattlesnake on Prospect Pike
Saturday evening the son of KM Walker, a farmer on the Prospect pike south of the city, was bitten on the left arm by a rattlesnake while near an old dilapidated tobacco house. He was brought to town, treated by a physician, and is improving though the wound remains serious. CHAS TURNER & CO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KM. Walker
Prospect Pike
Yeptity
Ihia City
St Marys Lodge elects officers and alternates
The St Marys branch of the Catholic Knights of Ohio held a Sunday meeting and elected John Nevin and Henry A. Shuler as delegates to the state gathering in Tiltin on September 11 and 16. M Lawler and T J Coffey were chosen as alternates. A committee including George O'Donnell W J Ring and D F P Ryan was named to audit the branch books.
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St. Marys
Catholic Kaighin
Ohio
John Nevin
Henry A. Shuler
di Mites
Tiltin
M. Lawler
T. J. Coffey
George O'Donnell
W. J. Ring
D. FP. Ryan
Trial begins in court cases amid damages claims
A Toledo court week opens with multiple civil actions. W H Craft seeks 26 000 in damages for injuries on an Erie Railroad line while J Loe and Story Clark Piano face other complaints. Coughlin death suit against Erie Railway pitched as negligence. Beck divorce hearing ends with judge’s advisory verdict as plaintiff cites three years wilful absence.
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Clark
J. Loe
Cominon
Mondig Ae Attorneya Crbminger and
Guth
Agaiinst
W. H. Crate
Arl
Rafmond Cotmunny
United States
Toledo
Wity
Crafts
Stes
Youngatown
Plainuitt
Jacoby and
Donutven
Crivsiinger and
Gutherg
Gua Feldner
Clifford B. Fung
Justice Gant
Court of Common Ples
Defermant
Erie Railroad
Mts Atorneys
Chasinger
Guthery
John Rowe
Martin Coughlin
Decease, Co Mult
Coughlin
Chledonia
Ichiat
Admvire
Coughtin
Lot
Eit Dewles
Gottlel F. Beck
Margaret C. Beck
Young
Court of Common Pleas
Just a Fragment of Postwar Social Notes
Dehernit Polward and others run a literary social page with reviews of Mrs Francie Frye and Miss Ruth MacKinmes, plus remarks on a dinner of dainty appointments. Mrs Blaine Idwarde hosts a newt program, and a toast to Warren G Harding appears amid filler advertising for a tonic at 35 cents a bottle.
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Evangelina — Jenkine
Jeniuioe
Stremmurer
Minh Pay Huber
Francie Frye
Justnims
Ruth MacKinmes
Beottt
Jenkine
Mise Frye
Blaine Idwarde
Clhurch Beret
Local social notes list visitors and travel across town
Personal Dewy Street, Roy Blick of Waterloo Street, and William Bender at Erie Q tower take a vacation. Lewis Wachter attended a wedding Sunday. Miss Blanche Hipsley of Crown Point Indiana visits Mr and Mrs EB Fleming. Miss Allea O Donnell and Miss Ward Gwennell of Hucryun visit friends. Deasie Gregory returned after a visit to Cordington. Joseph Artz Alberni and John Steinmetz were Bucyrus visitors. Lee of Kenton invites P L Bolinger of Mairground Street. Edward Roederer and son Ovour wait at Leo Schoerkle's home. Mrs Willliant McAllister and daughter visit Richwood family. Mrs C V Schoonmaker and son Roy depart for Buffalo and New York City for survivor. Robert Cleveland of Clinton Illinois and Miss Edna Johnson of Indiana visit Mrs Jen ale Cleveland. Sister Mary Teecla returns from Springfield after visiting Mex Catherine McLaughlin. C A Eli bre camp planned at Sandy Beach Port Clinton starting August 1. Mary Knappenberger returns to Cleveland after visiting the Smith home on Blaine Avenue. End of Went Center.
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Dewy Street
Roy Blick
Waterloo
Wtreet de Ihe
William Bender
Erie
Lewis Wachter
Misa
Blanche Hipsley
Crown Point
Indiana
EB. Fleming
Cummin Ave
Mies Allee O'Donnel
Mfr
Faeward Gwennell
Hucyrun
Mit
Deasie Gregory
Cordington
Joseph Artz
Alberni
John Steinmetz
Mn Bucyrus
Sunthey
What Lee
Kenton
Inviteidog
P. L. Bolinger
Mairground
Edhward Roederer
Son Ovour
Colaribus
Robert Cleveland
Clinton
Edna Johnson
Indianapolla
Mia
Jenale Cleveland
Windsor Street
Mary ‘Teehla
Dominican Order of War
Springfield
TrMvoli
Mexatherine McLaughlin
West Columatia
Menbers
C. A
Eli Bre
Sandy Beech
Port Clinton
Mies
Mary Knappenberger
Howe
Cleveland
Thei
T. Smith
Blaine Ave
Messenger and Gibson Tie The Knot In Bueyrus
Mika Fern Messenger daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Messenger and Richer G Gibson of Bueyrus were married Sunday afternoon at 3 00 pm with Halverstatt reading the service The couple will reside in Bueyrus where the groom works in an important capacity at the steel works The bride is well known and the marriage is greeted as a happy event by the community
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Twick AB
Mirror
Halverstatt
Mika Fern Messenger
W. H. Messenger
Richer G Gibson
Bueyrne
Colombia Street
Bueyrusy
Mies Mognenger
ANOTHER JUNE BRIDE IN PROGRESS OF UNION
Mlle Carrie Sebillme of P De wed Charlee Collyer of Columbius in a twilight ceremony at the bride’s mother home. Rev J J Mauday officiated as relatives gathered for the parlor wedding and a bridal reception followed. The groom, a tunica engineer for the Capital City, plans to move with his bride to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlle
Carrie Sebillme
Charlee Collyer
Columbius
Sbride
Man
Blanbett Sebill- Ang
J. J. Mauday
Mir
Colmer
Progpeet
Tunica
Lve
ARE WEDDED IN LIMA
The couple Harry F. Good and Miss Cromer were married in Lima in a simple ceremony at the Lathe emo church. The groom, popular in town, is connected with the groom ery business on West Center street. the bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Cromer of Olney avenue, will reside with the bride’s family on Olney Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iRelph Good
Mre
Harry F. Good
Mive Ide Cromer
Ghia City
Sandey
Thie City
Heline Deen
Center
Mr. and
Mire
George Cromer
Olney Avenue
Thin City
Tama
Olney Avene
Children’s Day at United Brethren Church
A large crowd attended a Mothers and Children’s Day program at United Brethren Church on Sunday evening. The service featured recitations, songs, a dialogue by eleven children, a piano solo, and an address by Rev. Miles, with decorations of flags and roses enhancing the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Miles
Katherine Huggins
Mildred Winsner
Bennett
Perry Miles
Wiliam Dowler
Maxally
Eleanor Durr
Jesus
Charles Williamg
Kenneth Englert
Mie Garnet Jennings
Bernine Englert
Ethel Burson
Iredtea
Mikwes Wand
Coats
Kev. Miles
Faye Herriot
Woyttier
Last Sacred Concert Of Season At Epworth Church
The final sacred concert of the season drew a full Epworth M church audience despite rain. Soloist Miss Havill and violinist Pearl Cheney highlighted a program featuring Elijah themed pieces, Ave Maria by Allen, and a child prodigy Willard Cuborne. Director Martin led a merit-filled choir with strong instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. Church
Mint Jreede Mavill
Elijah
Churcheheir
Helton Louwe Duyin
Davie
Harvey Martin
Merlyn Halley
Mprem
Misa Jeans Havill
William ‘Tell
Charen Allen
Millard
Ave Maria
Mina Pearl Cheney
Marlon
Willard Cuborne
Willan
Mont Hothuelastic Almirore
Theatres Sg aacrececec Lamia Cantor’s Yebbiy debut
A tabloid version of Lamia Cantor’s famous Yebbiy of the thine of Louis M. prepares a special stage event. Cast including Krecia uliiner and Lenny thieewerslig join WHHL for a grand opening with new wardrobe features and free refreshments. Rehearsals progress with strict rules. ambience promises a refined show with extra guardville features and public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ebel Ben Wettten
Lamia Cantor
Louis M
Krecia Uliiner
Lenny Thieewerslig
Neenabaion
Theatre Atk Company
Hrewoh Verery
Saetumners
Columus Fine
Kibet
Train schedule update for next Sunday notices
Two Rawr trains will be placed if service. No. 0 lwrthibonund will leave Rene at Toddlock. No. 463 veil ao qui at 768 o'clock. This will add uyesh to the trl senwive iyeind will be nin om Sanday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lwrthibonund
Rene
Toddlock
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Tharine Kraner
Mervous
Pennsylvania
R. M. Walker
Chas Turner & CO
Lodge News
Atlantic City
Cape May
Colorado
California
Great West
Seattle
Portland
San Francisco
Pacific
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Christian Endeavor International
Geant
Hearst
Mall On
G. M. Kmauver
Pennsylvania Company
Craft
Coghlin
Clifford B
Ling
Gus Feidner
Warren G
Harding
Folliater
Rocky Mountain
Charles Schmidt and Company
Misa Prise Prye
Church Street
Fiset
Frieads Surprised
Mies Bern Messenger
Mr. R. G. Gibson
Lima
Ida Cromer
Ralph Good
Hollister
Charles Schmidt
Homan Tir
Alti
Elollister
Atuicle Paella
Washburn
Crosby S
SiGe
The
Marion Ice & Cold Storage Co
W. G. Mautz
Gov.Main
Hrohlsa
Petty & Starr
Aten
Anthony
R. R
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