Sensational Testimony in Divorce Case at Common Pleas
Crowds gathered at Magnetic Springs for a divorce hearing in Edward Gallant versus Matilda Gallant. Witness testimony included claims of an intimate relationship with Rev. Mitchell. The case drew neighbors who threatened the preacher before calm returned. The judge reserved decision as other motions and petitions proceeded in related actions in the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gallant
Matilda Gallant
Siltchet
Magnetic Springs
Mitchell
Hinga
Igallants
Mia
Gallant
Ile
Nanal
Shorty
J. Myers
King and Atwood
Columbus
Local Baker Plans Bread Distribution Saturday
A baker reports to city officers that a supply of bread will be available at the station at 208 East Center. Relief workers continue distributing goods, with substantial aid going to citizens in need as the city coordinates relief efforts.
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East Center Wirget
Woman Dies by Own Hand in Waldo Area
Mrs. Maggie Thornbury, 35, wife of Lester Thornbury, four miles east of Waldo, took poison on Thursday night and died Friday morning. Found in bed after fainting fits, she had threatened suicide before. Dr. McGonigle treated her. poison remained in stomach about four hours. Survived by three children, father Jacob Retner, sister Mrs. J. S. Langer. Funeral planned Sunday afternoon.
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Maggie Thornbury
Lester Thornsbury
Waldo
Norting
Howe
Thily
Jacihn Retner
Mra. Thornbury
Altamph
J. 8. Langer
Franklin Street
Bargain Store Schedules 500 Carna Holl Auction
Bulbbys Bargain Store advertises a Saturday sale at 2 pm offering 500 Carna Holl from a $1,000 dozen quality batch at 250 per dozen. The notice emphasizes a ladies audience and quick sale of the stock.
For the Benefit of the Ladies Bargain Store purchase
An advertisement notes contract for 9500 carnatons of a quality item priced at 1000 dollars per dozen. It highlights PLUERY'S BARGAIN STORE as the seller and frames the offer as a value aim for ladies shopping.
Fortnightly Club Hostesses Embroidery and Tea
Mrs J A Treton entertained the Fortnightly era at West Columbia street with embroidery and social chat followed by a two course luncheon. Music accompanied the gathering. Guests included Minn Rose Oberlin Maunfeld Mrs Fleming Mrs WW Harknews and Mire NF Tilton. The next meeting will be at Mrs D R Crivainger on West Center street next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Treton
West Columbia Street
Minn Rose Oberlin
Maunfeld
Mra
Fleming
WW. Harknews
Mire. NF. Tilton
D. R. Crivainger
West Center Street
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting Held at Epworth Church
The Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth M. E. Church held a large meeting in the church parlors on a Thursday afternoon. President Mrs. Edward Mealey led opening exercises with Mrs. C. Mack and Mrs. J. G. Kilbury. A paper on Concha the Mexican girl and a reading from Native Doctors in Heathen Countries were presented, with scripture promises given during roll call. A public meeting is planned for early April to take advantage of a public Thanksgiving offering.
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Foreign Missionary Society of
Epworth M. 2
Edward Mealey
Mra. C. Mack
J. G. Kilbury
Airen McKinley
Mra. Mealey
Mra
Kilbury
Merc
Willam Bowler
Ideal Embroidery Club Entertainment at Mrs Hipple’s Home
The Ideal Embroidery Club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Mira, Roscoe Oborn of Garden Street. Embroidery work and social chat filled the day with elegant refreshments provided by hostesses. Two sets were entertained from elite members. Next meeting planned for two weeks at Mrs F. W. Hipple’s Blaine Avenue home. A separate note lists a promotion for women’s viols at Beatty and Long and a dance tonight in Schwinger’s hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Roscoe Oborn
Garden Street
Hooteas
4. W. Hipple
Blaine Avenue
Medical Missions Meeting of Woman's Foreign Society
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brotherhood met at Mrs. Grant Couta’s Monroe street home. Devotions led by Mere H. Q. Dupin. Delegates elected HO Dunn and Mrs. William Goburn. alternates J Reed and Airs Grant Couta for the Hicksville mission convention on April 14. Lessons on Medical Missions as Evangelizing China and a recital followed. Heathen Lands discussed. Next meeting at the church in one month for annual officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the United Brothern Church
T Hureday
Grant Couta
Monroe Street
Mere H. QC. Dupin
Meical Musiong
China
Myrtle Weston
Melcal Missionsn
Fragmentary headline hints at cultural spelling error
Readable text shows names Bintan and Goll with an unclear phrase about an honor and a stylized foreign wording. The fragment suggests a feature or tribute but lacks concrete facts, dates, or locations to confirm event, people, or organization involved.
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Cave of Roynolds
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Enola Blair
Jefferson Harris
Justice of the Peace
Glaridon Township
Resler Bros
Harris
DeGolley Land
Dedarley
Is. B. McNeat
Willams
C. D
John Jerriiver
Lilley
B. G. Youns
R. T. Lewis & CO
BE. W. Grove
Ela
Kaler
The
Marion Milling and Grain Co
Lester Thornbury
Near
Misa Blanch Bain
Alorlon
Riverside
Gal
Neussis
Hopkin’s Credit Store
L. Coburn
Pluery's
J A. Treton
Foreign Missionary Society Meeting
Ideal Embroidery Club
Mrb
Roscoel Oborn
Beatty & Long
Schwinger's
U. S. Foreign Missionary Society
Bintan
Warner & Edwards
Anthony
Marion
New York
Marion Provision Co
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