Death Claims An Aged Lady In Beeplesville Home
An 82 year old blind woman in Beeplesville died Saturday evening after a paralysis attack last Thursday. She lived alone in the Hite cottage for decades, kept a neat house, and once wealthy, lost her fortune on bad investments. No immediate relatives survived. Funeral services were held Monday at the Fauryville Union Church, with burial in Agosta cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assenith Grubb
Bepyville
Hite
Hess
Fauryville Union Church
Agosta
Wall paper sale and cold remedy notice
One ear load of wallpaper advertised at one to three off with full eight yard lengths. Includes ESTLACK & SCHURNE 221d. Also promotes LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets with Druggist refund if ineffective and B W Grove signature on each box. Quantity listed as 250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estlack & Schurne
B. W. Grove
Plant Foreman Assault Case In Local Court
David Kelley an employee at the Mrle foe plant was arrested Saturday afternoon on an assault charge after Newton Smith the plant foreman said Kelley struck him in the face without provocation. Kelley waived preliminary examination and was bound over to the grand jury under a $100 bond.
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David Kelley
Newton Smith
Smith
Kelley
Gompt
Bownd
George Cohan Song From Fifty Miles From Boston
George Cohan known for Little Johnny Jones. next Sunday's New York World will feature words and music from a popular Cohan song from his new play Fifty Miles From Boston. The writeup promises a lively, widely appealing number expected to draw strong audience interest.
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George Cohan
Little Johnny Jones
Johnny Jones
New York
Boston
Spicer Runs for County Commissioner as a Bowling Green Farmer
Frank L. Spicer, a prosperous Bowling Green Township farmer, announces his candidacy for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. A former township clerk with two terms, he has resided in Marion County since 1882 and vows to serve the people and safeguard Wixpayer interests if elected.
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Frank L. Spicwr
Bowling Green
Castor
Mme
Nouina Hon
Mr. Spleer
Nles
Lane
Marke
Marion County
Spicer
Priest Mulvihill Guards Cathedral Pulpit Amid Threats
Cincinnati Enquirer reports Father Mulvihill, former St. Marys pastor, guarded at St Peters Cathedral as a threatening letter warned of an attack. Five detectives shielded front rows while congregants and parishioners watched for danger. Despite arrests of 16 Hungarians, the priest insisted on early Masses, expressing resolve to fulfill duties. He feared possible danger in the confessional and asked for vigilance from parishioners.
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Cincinati Enquirer
Marton
Hey
Father Mulvitill
St. Mary's Church
St. Peters Cathedral
Cincinnati
Father Murvinti
Joan Ryan
Milpit
Father Joo
Denver
Colo
Father Mulvihill
Father Mutii
Ak Tim
Mulvihill
Malvihi
Rotherhal
Washburn Crosby Flour Ad Mentions Gold Medal Brand
An OCR fragment advertises Gold Medal Flour from Washburn Crosby. It highlights even particle size to ensure uniform dough and batter for perfect baking. The fragment mentions sale by grocers and appears to reference multiple sets of flour rolls in a promotional tone.
Fragments of Dialogue From a Local Pageant Scene
A damaged passage shows a priest speaking with hesitation about a chance to tie something. He remarks that if he could punch enough, he would. The text is garbled, with missing names and clear context.
Edward Tittebaugh Enters Local Nomination Race
Edward Tit tebaugh announces candidacy for county convention nomination after a prior run five years ago. He cites past showing, emphasizes loyalty to Democratic ranks, and notes education and public school teaching service in Richland township and Ada.
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Edward F
Tittelbaugh
Marion Jceauty
Come County
John A. Key
Mar
Tittelbough
Richland Townships
Jons Pittelbaueh
Tittebaust
Leon
Ada
Tle
Aygur Es Jan
Veteran Answers Final Roll Call
Obituary notice for Allen Godfirey a well known Agosta resident who died Monday morning after a long illness at home He had lived there for seven years and previously owned property in the town He was a veteran of the military service and survived by a widow Also mentions Ralph from Rabex and a local public event or funeral planning details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Godfirey
Agosta
Columbu
Trey
Ralph
Rabex
Sored Nile
Immortality debated in sermons at First Presbyterian
Rev George M Nourke preached on immortality from Pauls second letter to Timothy at the First Presbyterian Church. He warned against equating eternal life with endless time, argued there are physical and spiritual deaths, and urged acceptance of Jesus Christ as the path to eternal life. Lawrence B Ames preached at United Brethren Church on The Seven Promises of God, urging prayer and faith over self-reliance to overcome habits.
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Ryan
Charlemange
Alfred
Jesus Christ
Christ
Mr. Rourke
United Brethren Church
Lawrence B. Ames
United Brethren
Amey
Sermon Urges Salvation Across Oceans United by Faith
The pulpit praised the real religion of Christ and urged believers to flee the flood and seek salvation, with Mr. Ames prompting his hearers to come to God. The Medley Chorus performed several pleasing songs, enhancing the occasion.
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Querie
Ocean
Mr. Ames
Carriage Crash Near Kirkpatrick After Church Outing
Mr Harry Mason and Miss Isabelle Matthews near Kirkpatrick were returning from church when lightning frightened the horse. The bogey toppled into a ditch at about 8:20 PM, injuring Mason with a sprained ankle while the lady escaped with minor abrasions. The horse stayed calm and did not bolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mason
Isabelle Matthews
Kirkpaterick
Mason
Republican executive committee meeting set for endorsements
An executive committee meeting is called for this afternoon to approve reappointments and endorsements. John Thompson, serving at the penitentiary, attends as a guest. The committee plans to discuss additional endorsements and potential actions by the Republican party.
Bids Opened At Noon For City Bonds
City Auditor A Sdiott opened bids at noon for a 7500 storm sewer bond on Leader street with 4.5 percent interest and eight years. Bidders included W J darkness and Co Marion 250, Seasongood and Mayer Cincinnati 201.50, Dennis on and Farnsworth Cleveland 100, Breed and Harrison Cincinnati 230.25, W R Todd and Co Cincinnati 115, Olle and Hough Cleveland 5, Hoehler and Cummings Toledo par, and others.
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A . Sdiott
Leader Street
W. J. Darkness and Company
Marion
the Central Trade and Safe Deposit Company
Cincinnat
Well, Noth and Company
Cincinnati
Seasongood and Mayer
Dennison and Farns
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Manhattan
Kleinmaier’s
Mrs. Assenith Grubb
Frank L. Spicer
Bowling Green Township
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Ohio Milling & Elevator Company
Massillon
Hocking Valley
Washburn
Crosby
Gove Mioat Froud
Edward Tittebaugh
Allen Godfrey
Essex M. E. Church
George M. Rourke
Lawrence E. Ames
Boy Peach
U.B. Church
Executive
L. B. McNeal
Marlon
W. J. Shirkness and Company
Olle and Hough
Cleveland
Hoehler and Cummings
Toledo
Par
Warner & Edwards
Express
Warner
Edwards
Marion Chattel Loan Co
East Center Street
Craft
Craft’s Quality Drugs
Huber Bik
Uhler & Phillips
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