Hocking Valley Bulletin Excursions Across The Region
A fragmented item lists various excursions from Hocking Valley Bulletin towns to Columbus Detroit Pomeroy Toledo and beyond with dates in June and monthly meetings. It mentions daily trips to New York Pacific Coast and regional groups such as Knights of St Joan Macampment and Nationals Educational Association with partial names and prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Detroit
Pomeroy
Duckin
Toledo
Intermediate Pointe
Newark
U. Tah
Ited
Canada
New Ye
Knights of St. Joan Macampment
Cincinnati Prosecutor Hunts Bucket Shop Raids Continue
Cincinnati prosecutor Hunt and deputies overpowered two armed watchmen and raided the Congolliated Black and Grain company. Arrests were made, books seized, and wires cut. Earlier raids led to indictments for bucket shop fraud. Ten customers held for witness identification.
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Meinnatt
Hunt
Black and Grain Company
A. Acton
B. Fox
Cohcern
Lola W. Powter
W. J. Khan
Hlepdonson
Conmera
Teverlhows
Witeaues, Ee
Unclaimed Letters For Dune 0 00 Marlow O Wim Blue
Unclaimed letters listed include Jebtens ratnavininas and names such as Wim Blue Deevis Hant Kiypler Koonig Morral Mietarthy Allbent plus Mrs Jonephine Brown and Miss Hopkins. Notable entities include President Board of Trade, United Mercanttile Agency, Marlon Canning Co. and Marlon Preserving Co. The notice cites foreign: Pangatello Cruceno and Aless anda Vaglevelto in the unclaimed mail roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jebtens Ratnavininas
Marlow
O.wim. Blue
W. Deevis
Datve Hant
B. Kiypler
John Koonig
John Morral
John Mietarthy
Tenout
A. R. Shim
T. W. Sawyer M. C
Snider Peter Vervalteer
Jeet O. Wallace
Mie. Mienite
Lack of Judgment on Cayuse Charley’s Fate
Fragmentary notes recount a tale where Cayuse Charley meets death after misjudging a horse choice. The dialogue mentions Hin linwejit difficulty and a party, with references to Threw Fingered Baw and Ington Star, but details remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cayuse Charley
Josie
Elf
Board weighs school addition as rental option rejected
Board members discuss expanding or renting space for West Ward schools after a July deadline. An addition on David Street is favored by some, while others oppose bonds and favor a public vote outcome. The district borrowed 600 from banks to bridge funding and aims to resolve school capacity this summer.
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Board of
Eduction
Davids
Taviten
Bewue Bates
Tmyide Street
Bulkines and Grounds
Bowes
Iselin
Trabler
Gener
Lodge News Moves and Plans for Woodmen Home
Nine Marion Gang Woodmen attendees joined a Prospect gathering with delegations from nearby camps. A prospect for a state roll rolling event on August 18 drew visitors, and the district aims to build a home for the sick and all health members, likely in Marion county. Local members weigh naming options and note forthcoming construction. Meanwhile, Koavhisko lodge reports regular meetings with degrees conferred, as Companion foresters arrange Memorial Services and other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Gang
Jassiedera
Prospect
Ja Hieber
Atatet
Wanloty Jearta
Funeral Services Laver Investigation by Dr Baldwin
A four month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Nash of Florence street died after illness initially thought cholera but diagnosed meningitis. Funeral services were held at the family home with survivors listed. Burial occurred at Marjon cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Baldwin
Mary
Charles Nash
Florence Street
Manly Sterna
Wealey
Marjon
Semocary
W. G. Honmerly
Flo Word
Deaware
iMiscen
Mayers
Tena Biether
Delware
Miew Hache! Smith
A. B. Smith
Adi
Kender
Pllerbeth Ramer
Zelda
Florence
Grown Springs
Ohio
J H. Bertolette
Pearl Street
Lewinville
Margaret Schultz
Marion
Edward Schultz
Cleveland
Charles Schultz
Morral
C. W. O'Dowd
Mansfield
G. C. O'Dowd
Barnhart Careet
George Miller
Viketory
Mire
Cimad
North Main
Atrest
Bent. Shelton
Broadway
Tie
William Shelton
Bay
Mr. Shelton
Recorder
Tinton County
Local Notes and Social Bits From Henry Mount and Surrounds
A brief social column notes a newborn son for Mr and Mrs McParlen of Henry Mount chit morntog, and records a marriage to Reuben Mottros Altman of Chicamu with Mattle Viol Cribb. It also mentions invitations for a morning event, a Central Fire Department driver Karl Stafford falling ill, a Kiwanis lodge banquet in Morral with over a hundred guests, and education board changes causing a Thursday meeting. Menurs, Jacoby, and Guthery travel to Toledo.
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McParlen
Henry Mtreat
Witer Wan
T Huire
North Greenwood Atrest
Prospect
Heenan
Reuben Mottros Altman
Chicamu
Mites
Mingaret Meyer
Wirdisar Street
Meyer
Wren W. Meyer
Karl Stafford
Central Fire Department
P. Lodge
Morral
Guthery
J. W. Jacoby
Board of Education
Menurs
Jacoby
Toledo
Local Residents Listen to Visitors and Attend Funerals
A jumble of names shows residents from Morral Marion and surrounding areas visiting relatives and attending services in Bay View Zanesville Cardington and Delaware. Multiple residents travel to Columbus Mansfield and Cleveland for family and social visits.
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Charles Fetter
Moral
Cheney Ty
Bay View
Michigan
George B. Christian
Columbia
George HH. Abler
Buoyrun
M. Stouffer Ham
Mostoria
Mir
Charles
Strawaer
Moret
Mies
Wdna Riley
LaiRue
Tulied
Hazel Cottrell
Victor Cottrell
Monrrat
Hagel Lupton
Hane Selvilly
J. H. Bandon
Morral
Marlon
Ofer
Kate Morris
Simttoon
Mie
Ann O Donnell
Alf O'Donnell
Miter
Thinity
Bila Pirstenberger
Mise Marie
Zanesville
Cincinnati Adopts Daylight Saving Time Start Rule
Cincinnati O June 2 Council yesterday passed an ordinance to start daylight saving at 2 am on May first 1990 with clocks moved forward one hour and kept until October. Cincinnati is the first city to adopt the new daylight schedule and officials say it will let workers begin early daylight enjoy longer evenings and have three hours of daylight for rest and recreation before retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fiest
Clack Ghull
Bale Cincinnatl
Bollewerdt
Unwritten Law Questioned in Murder Trial in Detroit
Prosecuting Attorney Van Wile pressed jurors on whether the unwritten law could defend murder as Dr. G J Boyajian faces trial for settling the estate of his nephew Haratoon Gustunian while the nephew also faces a police court proceeding for misconduct with Mrs Boyajian. Judge W F Connolly warned jurors that no one has a right to kill another to avenge private wrongs even if wife honor is involved.
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Detroit
van~ Wile
Talismen
G. J. Boyajian
Haratoon Gustunian
Mra. Boyajian
Uils
W. F. Connolly
Negro Refuge Killed Sheriff Suspect in Georgia Shootout
Adrian Georgia June 29 Rolet Jenkins, a jailed Black suspect, killed George Hower and wounded his wife before being cornered and firing on rescuers. Two officers were wounded as Jenkins died in a gunfight at a rural home. Burial services were held in Manoin cemetery for Mrs. Jane Torrey's remains.
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Adrian
Rolet Jenkins
George Hower
Jenkins
Writ of Error Sought by Charles Seutcher in Supreme Court
Columbus June 29 Attorneys BR. B. King and John J. Sullivan for Charles A Seutcher appeared before the Ghlo Supreme count this morning and applied for a writ of error to the supreme count of the United States. The writ was allowed, and a bench was held to suspend sentence and permit Seutcher to continue practicing law until the Supreme Court decides the review. An earlier note mentions a censor in St Peters burg delaying a personal ad, then clarifying the term meant business.
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Columbus
BR. B. King
John J. Sullivan
Charles A.seutcher
Ghlo
United States
Chaveher
Wiin
Muiprene
Tie
Du Barry delight shines by Hawully theater troupe
Local amateurs stage a lavish rendering of Du Barry at Hawully theater. Walter M. Ebel directed and acted Louis XV while Bessie Phel and Alma Johnson lead strong court roles. Swisher, Wall, Hibbets, Bender and Ming Johnson contribute solid performances in a romantic, well presented show.
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Walter M. Ebel
Louis XV
France
Bessie PF Hel
al. Bellas
du Barry
Ethel Price
Davhess de Chartarieux
Alma Johnson
Madame Pompadour
Robert Swisher
Richeliew
Wall
Hibbets
Bender
Ming Johnson
Jeong
Pictore
Weather note on Marion Itmiesie hospitality plans
A garbled weather item discusses an unnamed figure’s forecast for Marion Itmiesie and extended hospitality this week. It mentions no extra supplies of elastic fans and claims no shortage of air ingredients in the atmospheric blend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Itmiesie
Kamor
Rheumation Cured in Three Days Reported
Lebanon man Orton Hill recalls his wife suffering inflammatory rheumation with severe body and face changes before quick relief. The fragment hints at a bill in Parliament on relief and new agents, mentioning Geotland and Katere Candy Shop in a disordered wartime style.
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Tees
Weathered Social Scene Described in Fragmented Text
A garbled OCR fragment portrays a social scene with plans and preparations for gatherings and parties. It references mood, atmosphere, and efforts by weather forecasters, noting lines about sweetness, coolness, and endurance of treats amid an unsettled week.
Otic case against Karl Uncapher to be reviewed Thursday
The State of Otic proceeds in Common Pleas against Karl Uncapher who is held to the grand jury for stealing metal. Bond set at 300 by Judge Young. Uncapher appeals to Probate Judge Spencer claiming insufficient evidence to hold him for grand jury. A separate note notes wireless telephony blocks wireless telegraph when in use.
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Otic
Karl Uncapher
Spencer
Darge B. G. Young
Court of Common Plaw
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Prioner
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