Fell From Separator A Causes Injuries at Work
A worker named A. Minnert of Par ming street suffered a knee and foot injury when he toppled from a separator at Huber works Thursday. His left foot was caught between the machine and the drive wheel, with fellow workers helping avert worse damage. He received treatment at home and is expected to recover, though he has a bad sprain and several torn tendons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Minnert
Parming Street
Mor Hinnert
Huber Works
Mtn
Rich Cartright and Helen Rich Wed in Columbus
Larry W. Cartright and Helen Rich of Columbus were married in Columbus on Wednesday. The groom, a well known local man, is employed at a cigar factory. The couple will reside in Columbus after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlarry W. Cartright
Miew Helen Rich
Columbus
Narrow escape as scaffolding fails at Richland church
O W Hite of this city narrowly escaped death when scaffolding collapsed during church painting in Richland township Wed. He and companions were at work when a plank gave way causing him to fall. Hite suffered head and shoulder injuries but survived, aided by a local physician after being brought to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Hite
Richland Township
Hite
Tell
Mite
Social News Honors Mina Titus and Mr Joy Vaughn
Social items celebrate weddings and gatherings at homes on West Church street and Olney avenue. Guests from Prospect Middletown attend Miss Titus and Mr Vaughn nuptials planned for June 1. clubs host embroidery and hay rack rides with refreshments and contests. Other notices mention a birthday surprise for Miss Belle Burchfield, railroad workers meeting, and Erie railroad passengers with Indian visitors at Union station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Mae Titus
Joy Vaughn
Mise Lottle Dundore
Mame Secrist
Gheoctatical
West Church Street
Misa Gladyn Lleveland
Verne Berns
City
Miss Wottring
Prospect
John Seagrave
Middletown
Death of Earl Kin gel from tuberculosis in Franconia area
Earl Kin gel, 26, electrician and former machine operator at local moving picture shows, died Friday morning at home of his parents on Franconia avenue after three months of tuberculosis of throat and lungs. Survived by parents and Vern Ru ngel. Funeral at 10 a m Sunday from home, Rev Stone officiating, interment in Cansen church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Kingel
John Kingel
Franconia Avenue
Vern Rungel
Stone
Cansen Church
Special Sunday Rail Fare to Columbus by D M Co
The D M Company offers a special one dollar round trip to Columbus on Sundays. First car departs Marion at 6 a.m. and the last car leaves Columbus at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Marion
Coumbus
Uniform excess baggage charges to unite across carriers
The railroad press reports a planned uniform excess baggage fare across the United States Canada and Mexico for luggage over 160 pounds with a rate of one sixth of the fare per extra 10 pounds. The move follows a prior passenger fare reduction that created nonuniformity and rising friction. The Buffalo joint rate sheet will publish the new excess baggage changes with a baggage table to be included in future sheets. Rate clerks from the city will travel to Buffalo to prepare for the joint rate sheet meeting and the Pennsylvania Railroad expects a business surge on the heels of the new policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Mexico
Buffalo Joint
Buffalo
Basia
Plain Dealer
Adelaide Memorial Day Observance Plans Expanded
Adelaide residents will redetonate memorial day on Friday May 2 with a parade led by the town band and school drum corps. The procession will visit the cemetery for grave decorations then assemble at the Methodist church for services delivered by John H H Clark and address by Rev H M Crim of Edison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
John HH
Clark
Rev. H. MH
Crim
Edison
Handsome Position Filled at Hudon High School
Verner W Main, acting assistant secretary of the M G C A, has been elected principal of Hudson High School in Michigan. He will assume duties at the start of the next school year. The assistant secretary post remains vacant until the M M A fall division next autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner W, Main
Hudson
Michigan
Main
Quietly Married At Evan Gel Church In Mount Vernon
Misa Matilda Dora Fiant wed Borra Creatin Eberhart in a quiet ceremony at Evangel Church on Mt. Vernon avenue Thursday evening at 7 30 Rev C J Stone officiated in a small gathering of friends The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Frant of Richland township and the groom is a prosperous young farmer south of the city They plan to live on a farm in Richland township and many warm wishes accompany them
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Matilda Dora Fiant
Borra Creatin Eberhart
Evangelical Church
Yoursonagy
Mt. Vernon Avenue
C. J. Stone
Peter Frant
Richland Township
Marital notices and local misfortunes in Horra Prestin area
Mrs. Orin Wonder of Gallon visits the Kleinfelter home on South High street as a pending marriage between Charles A. Dutton and Matilda Strawser is announced. A Republican county central committee meeting is urged for Saturday at three in the grand jury room. Mrs. Elizabeth Millisor falls at home injuring a leg. Dr. J. W. McMurray attends. An eight month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Rider of La Rue dies from stomach trouble. funeral Saturday at 10 from the home. burial in Fairview cemetery near Lakne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orin Wonder
Gallon
Joseph Kleinfelter
South High Street
Horra Prestin Eherkart
Mise Matilda
Plant
Meeum
Charles A. Dutton
Misa Matilda Strawser
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury Room
Elizabeth Millisor
Park Street
Wirth
Fairview
Lakne
Local Events Highlight Gal ton Friday Evening Attendances
Albert LaDow returns af and a group including Howard Crissinger Harry Hastin er and Pred Teste attended events in Gal ton Friday. County Auditor C L Allen in Cleveland for a railroad appraisal meeting. Mrs J M Tucker back home from the state lodge convent ion. No preaching at Free Baptist Church Sunday due to Sunday school convention at Claridon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert LaDow
Richwood
Howard Crissinger
Harry Hastinier
Galton
C.L. Allen le
Cleveland
Rirle
J. M. Tucker
Lodge of Patifaders
Calétonia
Claridon
Boy Bitten by Dog Near City. Wounds Require Stitches
Donald Kemmerer, thirteen, son of Mr and Mrs George Kemmerer, was bitten on the calf Friday evening while playing with other children at the George Leeper home. The injury, treated by Dr F M Baldwin, required several stitches and danger remained, though healing seemed likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
George Kemmerer
George Leeper
F. M. Baldwin
No election on the fifth ballot in Baltimore bishops vote
Baltimore Md May 22 announcement from the genome conference shows no bishop elected on the fifth ballot of eight candidates. The result confirms no selection reached on this round and details of the voting are not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldimore
Mrs Elizabeth Tripp Dies in West Point Home
Mrs Elizabeth Tripp, formerly of Upper Sandusky and well known here, died at her home in West Point New York this morning from old age and complications. Her daughter Mrs S Tt Reber will leave tonight for the death bed and attend the funeral on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Tt. Reber
North Main Street
West Point
New York
Elizabeth Tripp
Upper Sandusky
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F. B. Coe
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Master Smith
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Jorder of
Earl Klingel
Remainge
Canaan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Verner M, Main
the Department
TH Department
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R.C. Eberhart
Donald Kemmerer
Animal
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John Stoll Shoe CO
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