Train Jumper Released From County Jail
Jed Carr, an English man arrested by a Pennsylvania detective for stealing a ride on a freight train, is released after more than three weeks. He paid $5 and costs and was ordered committed until the fine and costs are paid. Carr said he aimed to return to Canada to escape cold weather and began walking southward since he lacked funds for a fare.
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Jed Carr
Pennsylvania
Carr
Atten
Garr
Canada
Bok
Columbus Round Trip Special One Dollar Sunday Rides
The D and M railroad offers a special one dollar Columbus round trip on Sundays. First Marion departure at 6 am, last Columbus return at 8 20 pm, with hourly cars. Also note a weekend display at Blake's window 126 West Cantor Street. Stock up with Grove's cold remedy in the ad.
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Columbus
Marion
Blake's
West Cantorareet
Street car conductor fined after assault incident
A Toledo street car conductor Thomas Griffin was fined 12 dollars after pleading guilty to assaulting George Morrison a traveling salesman who had signaled him to stop. Morrison had signaled at a crossing and after a struggle Griffin struck him, earlier a stone shattered a car window near a woman writer, prompting police attention to rowdy youths and pool room operators in the city.
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Thomas Ft. Griffin
George Morrison
Toledo
Griffin
Scherff
Morrison
Griffha
Hocking Valley
Missionary Meeting Notes At Calvary Church Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of Calvary Church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs Zachman of Weil Avenue. Mrs L. Chairman spoke on milk stemming efforts, and Miss Minnie Wonder presented a paper on foreign missions. The next meeting will be with Mrs Joseph Kinnefer of South High Street.
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Woman's Mentenary Society of
Calvary Church
Mra
Zachman
Weil Avene
Minnie Wonder
Tfihe Society
Joeph Kitnefetter
South Igh
Salvation Army drives coat drive and meals aid
Many men are fed each week by a Salvation Army relief effort. The committee reports steady progress with 75 to 100 men receiving breakfast weekly and many sent away with warm clothing. Donations of overcoats are requested to be sent to the Salvation Army ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Bolander
Reent Helter
Thea
Salvaton
Patterson Held in Wisconsin for Check Forgery
John Patterson facing arrest in Wisconsin amid a check forging probe. Sheriff intends to obtain requisition papers and depart for Ladysmith tonight. Reports allege Patterson cashed six checks drawn on Lake National Bank on February 22. Witnesses note Patterson had relatives in Ladysmith and was detained during a visit.
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John Watterson
John K. Dising
Jadysmith
Wisconsin
Crown
Columbus
Watterson
Lakue National Bank
Patterson
Ladysmith
Batterson
Park Boulevard hostesses L. P. Club gathering
Nelson Hatch of Park Boulevard hosted the L. P. Club on Thursday afternoon with social diversions and Soviet chat. Elegant refreshments were served and the club will be entertained again in two weeks.
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Nelson Hatch
Park Boulevard
Ladies Aid Society event at Salems Church held at Mrs Behweinfurth home
Mrs George Schweinfurt retertains the Ladies Aid Society of Salems Church and the Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical Protestant Salems church met Thursday at the home of Mrs George Behweinfurth of South Maintreet. A social season followed with arrangements planned for the next travel meeting at Mrs F Clicks home on South Prospect Street in April.
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Laities' Aid Society
Evangelical Protestant
Salems Church
George Behweinfurth
South Maintreet
Astaaremonty
F. Click
South Prospect Street
Aupril and
No Spitting On Sidewalks Strict City Health Edict
City health board orders aggressive spitting crackdown on streets. Police Chief Cornwell guides officers to arrest violators, with fines from one to fifty dollars. Citizens urged to report loafers and spitters to police headquarters to enforce the new ordinance immediately.
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Cornwell
Ladies Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Ziek Home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Reformed church gathered at Mrs Chris Ziek on Cherry street with strong attendance. Mrs Zieg presented a paper on Making Use of Our Opportunities before a social wrap up. The next meeting is planned at Mrs Klehm on Leader street.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Chris Ziek
Cherry Street
Mier
Zieg
Klehm
Leader Street
Silk Petticoats Sale Highlight
A local retailer advertises silk petticoats with hard discount. Special price offers reduce the regular five dollar items to three dollars and sixty two cents per skirt. Previously sold at two dollars for the lot.
American Lady Silk Waists and Corsets Sale
Silk waists priced five to six dollars now listed at three eighty five. New snug hip feature described as particularly pleasing. Corsets available from one dollar to three dollars each for ladies seeking fit and style.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kleinmaiers
Agen
We Grove
Ealers
Calvary Church’ Society
the Hopkin’s Credit Store
Relief Committee
Salvation Army
Binchmanil Lace
John Patterson
Tatty & Lone
Mrs
George Schweinfurth
Ladie’s Aid Society
Board of Health
Beatty & Long
Ladie's Aid Society
Reformed Church
Chris Zieg
Jovn Stoll Shor Co
Warner & Edwards
Heatherbloom
Hydegrade
Ladies’ Home Journal
New York
Turner’s Spring Market
Chas Turner&Co
Center St
Rochester Clothing Co
South Main St
Church St
Rochester Clothing Saloon
South Main Street
Church Street
D. Endleman
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