News From Prospect and Caledonia Area
Local notes recount visits and ties among Prospect residents, including Frank Morral and Toni Borhein in Wapakoneta, Marion visitors, church group picnics, and funeral attendance for Mr. Clark A. Dix. Mentions include school opening delays, missionary society events, and assorted travel to Albion, Toledo, and Cedar Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penns
Tral North
Cedar Point
Aren Brigge
Frank Morral
Toni Borhein
Wapakoneta
Janevieve Mattox
Marion
Berdene Smith
Henry Spangier
Gation
School Examinations for Teachers in Ohio Set at Central School
The School Examinations County Ohio will meet at Central school building on Saturday October 1 for written exams starting 8 30 a m. Applications accepted after 10 a m. A 60 cent admission fee and stamped self addressed envelope required. Certificates issued by grade with years of experience. minimums vary from one to five years. Officials Allmendinger clerk Maloney president Bell vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Central School
W. Allmendinger
W. P. Maloney
Her
Tt. Bell
Clean and Press Stok to the Most Satisfactory Manner
The fragment notes a method for cleaning and pressing, emphasizing a satisfactory outcome. No clear persons, organizations, or dates are identified in the readable text.
Local notices mix of travel and visits in Kirkpatrick area
The item lists residents traveling and visiting relatives and friends. Mr DAs Tomian went to Detroit for a business trip to repair a fly auto, Mr John Miler traveled to Pennsylvania with friends, Miss Hane Morey visited Mrs Ellen Bowen Crane, Mr and Mrs Doin Swisher spent Monday in Groleda, Alfred Clutter and family were in Canton for communal ties, and others shared similar outings and guest visits in the Kirkpatrick region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
W. Batra
Richwood
W. HM. Herrington
North Main Street
W. B. Hart
Minney Mertha
Ruth
Gertrude Grey
Salem
South Dakota
Misa Naomi Pittman
Urbana
Ahe
Charles Bough
Cleveland
Eva Ault
BU Hipalior
Winefred Garhart
Cedar Point
Hart
Grinting
John Rolfe
Pemberton
Robert Price
bWweebidhien
al Galion
Newel
Luin Weedy Mere
Harley Foone
Henry Lyman
Cley
Frienta
Hururay
I George Roberts
Bucyrur
Minn Nettle Winsinger
Murs Lyte
Tenn
Mex
Orpha Cauller
Columbus
Mrr
T. A. Gruber
W. FP. Hart
Marion
Mra. Hotter
Astute
G. C. Rinher
James Hinds
Kure
Oud
Kirkpatrick
Das ‘Tomian
Detroit
Fly Auto
John Miler
Pennsylvania
Hane Morey
Ellen Bowencrane
Mes
Doin Swisher
Groleda
Ahd
Alfred Clutter
M. Faia Deoghany
Minkes Moith
Ruth Reeder
Thor
Scene From My Wife's Family At The Grand Tonight
A fragmentary social column notes visits by Mrs Jon Afiller family to Mr GW Neal in Helena and other relatives from nearby towns. It mentions Camp meeting events, a temperance address, and medals awarded by a church group. Property transfers and district real estate activity are listed, including several conveyances and a subdivision lot sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Addie Ward
Walito
Prompeet
Christian Medaiver Society
W. M. Themle
A. J. Worley
Park Avenue
Tana Ashbrook
C.D
Julia Welch
Main Street
Misa Ashbrooke
Charles Akron
Pontiac Michigan
Theratin
Mira
John Sickle
Jon Afiller
GW. Neal
Bite
Helena
Mir
Otto Gist
Deugheter
Edith
Dawton
Torn
Tom Shale
Hemme
Ehwreh
Baeh
Wilver
Realty Transfers Highlight Rural Land Deals
Real estate transfers show Willam Bender selling 120 acres in Balt Rock to Henry Baker for 1000 dollars. Samuel Baker sells land in Morral for one dollar to Thomas How. Adam Bingle transfers thirteen acres in Marion to the Marion Shovel and Dredge Company for 4700 dollars. John H. Eady and others sell three Marion lots to Henry W. Belt for 50 dollars. John Kyne Lime and Rock Company acquires 28.5 acres in Pleasant township and 20.0 acres in Marion for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Bender
Henry Baker
Balt Rock Township
Adam Bingle
Marion Shovel and Dredge Company
Marion Township
John H. Eady
Otters
Henry W. Belt
Marion
John Evans
John Kywne Lime and Hock Company
Worenth Pleaant
Ty Marie
Maeron
My Wife's Purity Caper Hits Grand Opera House Stage
A lively comedy production directed by Watliee The Catter opens at the Grand Opera House. Staged with mischief and wit, the show features Handsome women and a bustling cast, aiming for a popular touring run this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erik
Hal Stephen Ad
Harry Litton
Jenny
Paul
Watliee the Catter
Orpheum vaudeville lineup promises top acts and songs
The program features the American chorus, a celebrated La Balloggchoo troupe, and a cast of young performers with elaborate scenery. Highlights include the song The Only In My Jonah Pay and a notable motion picture The Girl from Home. Mary Carew also headlines with a matinee, emphasizing humanity and laughter in modern theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peidre
Chorum Iite
America
Wlite
Jonah
Tver
Mary Carew
Matinee Atul Alent
Hae
Mien Carew
Fragmented 19th century transfer list from Marion town
A garbled OCR list shows a series of property and sale transfers around Marion and Grand Prairie towns. Names like John A. Foon, Margaret Fox, and Edward Maan appear amid scattered place markers, dollar amounts, and parcel notes, with many errors and unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Lind Company
Chix AW
Marion
George GB
oChirlatlan
Peter
Marlin
Chirk Dix
Edveard & Maan
Lani M
Rach
Guihery
Déliar
Marion Heat Rstate Company
Board of Rangomery
Otto Kaux
Delite
Ormappar
John A. Foon
Emerson Foon
Grand Pealgie
Margaret Fox
Madison Duttey
A. Pepe
Kemilly
Grand Prairie
Allen Purgimon
Corréy
Hyemeron
Ceitd
Harry Bi
Porter
Dotlin
Severe strain on vital organs warns health risks
A fragment urges not to over-tax stomachs, liver, kidneys, or bowels. It promotes electric bitters by Mra Van de sande of Kirkland as a health tonic, claiming relief from strains and offering guaranteed benefits. Mentions Pennsylvani line dates and a fair schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van de Sande
Kirkland
Aviators Fly at Boston Today
Twenty two aviators and various aircraft types prepare in Boston for the Harvard Boston air meet opening tomorrow. Notable flyers include Wilbur Wright Claude Grasim White and A V Roe of England, with expectations of record attempts before September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Waites Wire
Wilbus Wright
Claude Grasim White
A. V. Roe
England
Rae Me Ees
Weight flyors in lineup for opening day aviation meet
Brooking Johnstone and Hoxrey lead a field of fliers as Glenn Curtiss biplane is readied for the event. Curtiss plans a bold showing after a famed Cleveland fight while Wright contemplates personal flights in his latest model. Curtiss aims to reach Bordon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooking
Johnstone
Hoxrey
Glenn Curtise
Curting Hummel
Curton
Ne Haw
Cleveland
Writht
Curtise
Bay
Borton
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M. B
M. M. Dix
Clark A. Dix
West
Delaware
Jd. Voll
North Main
Professional
Tallorste
Enterprise Coal
A. Berte
C. F. Werley
Bennett St
Johnson’s Dye House
the Grand
Mary A. Spangier
Verna —G. Piviffer
Hignello
Mary A Broffensan
Eiiergon Gg
Wowie
Prattie Tewnehin
Sehwellforth Aod
Othera
Biiew Chebold
Mitellen
Jacob Slagle
Eiimore Kethoge
Hwwenkselatis
Pally
Waplew
Atarton Beat “ Retate Company
Maridh
Simuel
Baker
Thomas Howland
Morral
Wade
Grand Opera Howe
Orptioun Theater
Manuker Lee Prominer
Manvoy
Orest
Vaudevine i
Hrintevas
Duenk
Keviyn Weingerdier Ebenotard
Hinton
Norton and i
George
Shorty” Edwards
Mile
Servive
Pennsylvani Lines
Ning
HE G. W. Hain
Columbor
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the Theobald & Son CO
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