Marryings and community notices roll through Marion County
Local society pages report the marriage of Joseph E. Hoberty and Miss Pan ay tengva Nelsch in Bucyrus, a Toledo wedding trip, and plans to reside on the groom's farm. Notes include Dawn Wert returning home from Newark after a year, school programs, and numerous visits, travels, and gatherings across Kirkpatrick, Thornton, Caledonia, and Bucyrus with dates and names such as T. A. Joffrey, Olle Whiray, Catherine, and Rev. W. Beer among others.
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Weaon
Finda
Joseph E. Hoberty
Here
Panay Tengva Nelsch
Bucyrus
Hey
Austin Philpott
Toledo
Wil
Mise Tenbdelle Virtue
Uleh Diatrict
Priday
Procram Ont
Mte
Scho
State of
Ohio
Edward Delaney
Kimer Nameey
Trey
Ward
Tattoe
Mee
Jonn Witeratt
Herrinton
Mies
Dawn Wert
Newark
Mra
Retter
Cain
Mire
Welch
Toh Witeraft
Tolan
Trown County
Local Social Notes Include Marlon Event Shifts and Delayed Return
Prospect Trompe on May 1 shows Brown and Els Brown with Migs Els Brown at Marlon. The Laulles Ald Bostery of the M. 1. ehiec le prepares ws give o Deostrict Bohule at the Opera Hone on May 15. Ming Lorain Thrinh led Ner friond, Mine Merl Hoxtotter at Marlon Wednesday. Abra Tra Claflin returned to Cardington after three weeks away.
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Dflan C. Ls
Brown
Migs
Els Brown
Marlon
Laulles
Ehiec le
Opera Hone
Ming Lorain Thrinh
Merl Hoxtotter
Marion area social notes list numerous local visitors
A long list of Marion area residents and guests appears, detailing visits, relatives staying with kin, and social gatherings. Names include Mrs. Ro H. Pinafrock Miss Mary Gast of Columbus with Proapcot relatives, Mr Bert Milford Neodasha Kansas, and many others visiting from nearby towns.
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Ro H. Pinafrock
Mary Gast
Columbus
Proapcot
Bert Flilford
Neodasha
Kansas
Lida Gast
Minerva
Iur
Mand Pox
Park Avenue
Local notes from Ola Stile area and Marion visits
Sunday visits fill the Ola Stile University community with attendees from Columa and Mes. G. T. Baughman hosts, while FP M Baldwin returns to Marion after time with relatives. Maggie Knapp visits Columbus to buy millinery. Sharpe of Spencer stays with his parents. Mrs. Albert Willmer and daughter Ruth visit Mt Victory family. Rita and Kelley Heelan visit aunt Adtie Hawdand near Merion. Hoagland accompanies Gemham to Merion. Mikes Cartha Bet and May Thombs travel to Belle Center for a Friday bell game and Hollenbeter visit. Bilton Burley and others visit Marion.
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Takue
Ray Baughma
Ola Stile University
Columa
iMrs
G. T. Baughman
M. Baldwin
Marion
Manay
R. W. Clayton
Maggie Knapp
Colunbes
Sharpe
Spencer
Charles Sharpe
Albert Willmer
Uttle
Huth
Mt. Victory
Hvis Vlo
Rita
Kelley Heelan
Cupela
Mas Adtie Hawdand
Merion
Mire Hoagland
Gemham Wedneelay
Vinit
Mikvew Cartha Bet
May Thombs
Belle Center
Nolte Center
Alee
Hollenbeter
Bilton Burley Minn
Chiew
Marion Wits
Mystery of the Shovel family emerald ring amid naval disaster
A Victorian era account details the wreck of Sir Cloudesley Shovel's squadron off the Isles of Scilly, the death of the admiral, and the famed emerald ring. The text traces legends of burial sites, recovered rings, murder theories, and ties to the Berkeley family, with conjecture about Lady Shovel, Paxton, and the Earl of Romney.
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Cloudesley
Lieevette
Livia
Vieille UN
London
Plymouth
Bhovel
Soltler
Bir Cloudester
Paxton
Arundel
St. Mary
Vin
Lord Berkeley
Earl of Romney
Peparte
Berkeley
Shovel
Phioette
Avenue of May Place
Dunford
Kent
Shovels
Expensive Japanese Railroad Opens With U S Rolling Stock
Japan subsidized a company to build the Korean railway just opened. Rolling stock came from the United States with locomotives from Baldwin Works Philadelphia cars from American factories and rails from Carnegie steelworks. Four of the Beoul Puen Une portion had 276 miles at about $50,000 per mile. There are 26 tunnels 86 long bridges and about 50 embankments. Two chief construction engineers were Japanese.
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Japan
United States
Baldwin Works
Philadelphia
Carnegie Stewworks
Ehlel
The Shoplifter Mystery and Inspector Hammond
A London police led by Inspector Hammond hunted shoplifters led by a clever craftswoman. For months he tracked disguises and embezzled goods across twenty stores, finally uncovering a wife turned thief whose stash hid in a Kensington garret. The case exposed how deception helped or hindered justice.
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Pyr Tiedit
Hammond
Mammood
Kile Waterloo
London
Amdt
Chen
Dt Mooner
Turia
Thamimnond
Fingnecesefulis
Flo
Kensington
Hammad
Vlethia
Chou
Wowan Bud Peither
Lees Lee Ce
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Ethie Heer
W. Lb. Beer
Roy Hill
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Otto Neal
Wille Landwig
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Aid
Li Hipwher
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Delaware
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Frank Wottring
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Thoreday
KR. Glimore
Liey
Sam Keller
John Person
Will Goarhiser
Waldo
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D. Meredith
Radnor
Harvey Wolfley
Mini Leota Kaxy
Colimban Tam Pridsy
Wesley Colimer
Columbie
A. W. Wells
Cardington
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Sirs. R. Gilmore
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Ashland
Stockwell
May Ruehle
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Mes
Wil Grow
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Milan
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Heron
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Millars
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Viet
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Dayton
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Ray
Sandy
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Faynirl Mirents
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Fuer
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Y Tchwood
Stanley Se
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T Speyer
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Wonder
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Mins
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Miles
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Adi Powe
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Ohlease
Denter
Mere Avery Haines
Pedleton
Taine
Ranele Muller
Mueyruw Otis
PC Biddle
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Telchwood
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Fandy
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Marysville
Horn
King
Mite
A. Hosking
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Oto
Neal
Howard
Sorbetlens
Quente
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Tony
Ore
Agnes Measer
Talim
Tadeer
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LaRue
Cloudesley Shovel
Kennedy
EC. Dewitt & Cover
UMR
O. K. Dye House
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Jonk Walboy
Atgain
Swift & CO
Washington, D
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