Death's Hand Rest upon Mrs Ella Graene y
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Graenery will be held at St Marys Church Tuesday morning. The widow, 65, died after a long illness and had lived in Marion for years. She leaves seven children. services conducted by Rev Joseph Rennutt, with interment at St Marys Cemetery.
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St. Mary’s Church
Timothy
Gragney
Oelock
Mie
Mra
Bile Uraeney
Marion
Mr .Keaney
Dayton
G. Leonard
Pittsburg
A. J. Rock
Oberlin
Mia
Perrisa Coane
Joesph Renniue
St Mary's Cemetery
Woman's Home Is a Matter of Doubt
Mrs Olly Davis a former city resident now of Delaware county was brought to Wa County Infirmary with two of her seven children. Divorced by her husband two years ago she has wandered with her kids for years making a best of it. Aged forty three she is mother to seven children, scattered among various Delaware county homes. Infirmary directors seek proper placement while police search for her husband.
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Olly Davis
Deliegare County
Wa Couny
Pavia
Delaware County
Woma
Earth
Helis
Local Births and Events In Marion Area
Local notices report a May 2 birth to Mr and Mrs Bendley, plus residents confined by illness and a court fine for a pool room dispute. Rev Zechiel from Galion invited to preach, Country Star of Pleasant Township beat Marks Cyclones 9 to 4, and a pool quarrel led to James Briner’s $1 fine. Notables include Mr Bigelow near death, Rev Beard’s visit, Granville Robinson’s 25 years Odd Fellows jewel, and several marriage license issuances. Police arrest in Mt Victory follows a paternity case involving Sylvin Smith. authorities take charge tonight.
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James Briner
Jeremiah Hammond
Gompf
Briner
Coats
Klinefelter
Newark
Ieano Migelow
Erie
Bigelow
James W. Beard
Wits
Marion
Heard
Doragt | Chia
Forest
Granville
Robinson
Noag! Kuiex
Eshty
Grant Lodge of Odd Fellows of
Ohio
Francis Willard W
Gilbert He .McWintire
Union County
Jennie C. Wagner
Calvin W. Seas
Lola P. Becket
Richland Township
Hollis M. Latimer
Ale ‘Con
Adm Crim
Claude Oflaudin
Hardin County
Rosa J. Sehumaker
Big Island
George Lingo
Mt. Victory
Union Depot
Toon
Jack McPonough
Miss Sylvin Smith
Daley Township
ALL Victory
Personal notices from a 19th century local page
Fragmentary notices report several local events including Mr. Trautman of North State Street visiting relations in New York to care for Duvethea and Mrs Jacob Bell at Glardon. Dr. Mastery operated at home on Davide Street. Mrs. Chewter spoke at Hiren Presbyterian Church. Mr. Avierne and son Willard attended Maud Powell’s concert in Columbus.
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Pitti
Tada Troutman
Mikelyin Trautman
North State
New York
Wty
Davide Atreety
Dra, Linklin, Sagar An Hensiey
Mra Chewtér
Avierne
Willard
West Centertreet
Columbus
Mies Maud Powell
Toledo move ends career at major wholesale firm
George W. Cutler, longtime wholesale department manager, left his duties Saturday to relocate to Toledo where he has accepted a position as a sales agent with the Hather Wholesale Drug Company of Milwaukee. The move marks a new field for Cutler as one of the city’s best known young men and promises continued prominence in his professional circle.
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George WW Cutler
Taeadiey
DFE Oon
Jag Mediately
Toledo
Mil Poe
Mts Carter
I Font
Warny
Notable figures and pensions blur in a list of obsolescent notes
A meandering item lists wealthy benefactors, political figures, clerks, educators, and heirs with scattered biographical glimpses. It mentions Andrew Carnegie, Hiram Maxim, and various names tied to pensions, promotions, and marriages, all in a mishmash of dates and places.
Caribou Return Spotted in Maine Yet Feared Ancient Herd
Mount Katahdin hunters report a wandering drove of caribou in northern Maine, a possible reappearance after years. Observers describe their habitat, behavior, and value of their hides, noting they roam hills and woods and avoid confinement. The piece also contrasts male and female curiosity in a separate essay, outlining differences in investigative drives and implications for human understanding.
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Mount Katahdin
Maina
Maine
Canada
Labrador
Nui
Meir
Ugbrena
Xome
Rome
Heredity Jokes in Dialogue About Ancestors
A fragment from a humorous piece features characters Digge Hilx and Biges trading lines on heredity. They joke that Hilx resembles a great grandfather who was dead when Hix was born, and revolve around proposals and daily labor for happiness.
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Heredity
Digen
Hilx Fx
Digge
English Etchings and Cracking Economic Blurts
A fragmentary English note mentions 19000 square miles coal field in Britain. It cites Ledbury church sermons against dueling, a girl finding and returning matches totaling £622 with a reward, and the Society For the Protection of Children in England facing 40000 complaints yearly. It also notes butter price attempts and traders pressuring buyers to accept gluten substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Ledbury
England
Society For the Protection of Children
Orlete
Fragmentary Quote Speaks On Peace And Forgiveness
Fragmented lines discuss moral conflict and forgiveness amid a call for a peaceful world. The garbled text mentions actions, privilege to sin, and a distant ideal of harmony. Names or clear attributions are unreadable in the source.
Fragmented Current Comment Narrative
The text presents a chaotic mix of quotes and unfamiliar names from multiple papers and regions. It mentions Lay, a New York venture, Baltimore, Dallas News, Washington Ferahl Geed ten, and Plorkta Thies Ualin, with remarks on breaking up a drinking habit and an act action. The overall sense is a collage of opinions and out-of-context references.
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Lay
Baltimore Sdn
New York
Tventur
Dallas News
Washington
Plorkta 'Thies Ualin
Conn
Canada
Philadelphia Inquirer
Unclear excerpt raises questions about local figures
A fragmentary text references Mr Quinby Arenbald and Mr Quinby Al, noting some local people of consequence. A brief line mentions two women carrying the madan's spring Lt. in Chicago, yielding little coherent detail from the damaged OCR.
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Mr. Quinby
Alex
Chicago
Making the Most of It from Broken English News
A brief, fragmented exchange notes Peckham's wife leaving him and ongoing speculation on whether she will return, with Milkine and Bitkines discussing enjoying life while possible. The source includes garbled lines about a young "gentlebird" with a primer and a reprimand, plus stray phrases from Chicago News and Tribune.
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Milkine
Peckham
Bitkines
Difkins
Chicago News
Chicago ‘Tribune
Fragmented verse about moving and daily life echoes
The text presents garbled lines describing a moving van, a moving day scene on a lawn, a kitchen, and breakfast chatter. It hints at anticipation and routine, with unclear references to a person named Tany and a house struggle, all in a fractured, early draft voice.
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Khan
Belrolt
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BLUE
Ribbon
Haberman Hardware Co
S. Main St
Copenhagen
D.B. Goodsell
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Center
Liptons
Ella Graeney
Merc
Zechiel
Galion
Jihe ‘Reformed
Banda
Ehure
Zechiai
Pleasant Township
Marks Cyclones
Srame
Williams
George W. Carter
Lake City
Pam
Wanita
the Hall OF Fame
Carnegie
James Ni Watson
Lulinua
William 8. Holman
McClure
McClure Company
Magasive
Carlisle
Wise
Wemyns
John Mitty
Grace Rivekburn
Lord Binckburn
James Glenculrn Thomson
Robert
Sarah Burne Hotchioson
Anne Beckett Burrow
Cheltenham
Ooluan
Hiram Percy Maxim
Hiram Maxim
Heecoat
Phur
Caribou
Walt
Corn Products Mfg. CO
WASTH
Malo
Farming Street
W. Clark Real Estate Company
Offee
Court Street
Star Bottling Works
Seltzer Aid Siphom
J. R. Smith
Prop
Phoee
S.A
Optician
State Street
R. PL ‘Hone
Perry, Union Street
Frederic Berryman
Studio 400 E
Church Cor
van Canps Hom van Camp
Ling Ie
W. H
Marion Chattel Loan Co
E. Center St
Colonial Country Club
West Baden Springs
Indiana
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