Memorial services and local notices in Henderson area
Memorial and church services held for a deceased relative with a niece involved, local Masons conferring degrees, and a banquet at the Reformed church. Residents visiting relatives include Mrs. Herbert Puckett and Justine Johann. others travel to and from Cleveland and Youngstown for events and business. A barn fire near Portage and several local visits wrap the week’s community notices.
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Inga
Tames T. “Ortes
Boroun
E. Zechial
Wim
Forest Hill
Hennison Chapter
Reformed Church
MM. S
Herbert Puckett
Justine Johann
Cleveland
Puckett
Nellie Shook
Kenmore
Dorothy
Mildred Harrison
Youngstown Waters
Sheriff
Washington, D.C
Anna Mackey
Silver Greek
Sunshine
Do. W. Stiles
Kentucky
M. G. Houder
Pittsburgh
G. Lasher
Harvey Koons
Wadsworth Feed and Supply Co
BE. A. Bremer
Ehub
Harry Shewell
Chicago
TO J Tinch
Cherries Abound Despite Frost and Cold Spring
Despite late frost and cold spring, the cherry crop is reported abundant. Growers voice concern over rain affecting the peach crop as they await more rainfall to boost fruit yields.
Local Folks Share Visits and Travel News
Sterling residents and guests visit and travel across towns with multiple families hosting over weekends. Detected names include Clyde Necker Victor Ritzman Wanda Moline Frank Snyder and H R Hurnut, among others, with travel to Detroit Flint Lima Navarre and Port Washington.
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Clyde Necker
Victor Ritzman
Kenmore
Ho Lance
A. D Steele
Detroit
Weene
Ford
Wanda Moline
Frank Snyder
H R Hurnut
Lima
Claire Moine
Flint
C R Moline
Louise Whitmore
Burbank
Walsiier
Creston
Sophia Conkle
Frank
Cleveland
Ray Petchler
A Slemmons
Navarre
Good
Ther
Neff
Sterling School
Tax Payment Deadline Extended by County Commissioners
The county commissioners extend the tax payment deadline from June 20 to July 20, following their usual custom. More taxes will go into the treasury after the Fourth than before.
Ali Pasha Legend Unearthed In Balkans Hoard Hunt
Archeologist leading Balkan excavations reports discovery of Ali Pasha era subterranean stronghold. Skeletons of about 250 men found near a labyrinthine tunnel system. Treasure rumored to include jewels tapestries and gold Byzantine chalices tied to Ottoman and Napoleonic era power struggles.
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St. Nicholas
Balkans
Ali Pasha
Bal- Yoris
London Express
al Pasha
Aji Pasha
Balkan
Russia
Albania
Napoleon
Great Britain
Treat for the Youngsters in Central Park
An unnamed rider on a chestnut horse borrowed several poor children from a mother with many youngsters near the Sixty-sixth street gate. He placed each child on the pommel, trotted the pony a short distance, then returned them while slipping a small item into the child’s hand. A regular park walker calls it an extraordinary, humane gesture on a sunny Sunday.
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Sixty-sixth Street
New York Times
Europe Faces Women Surplus and Polygamy Question
The German statistics office reports Europe has about 25 million surplus women due to a gender imbalance. With a 476 million population and 25 million surplus, the ratio is 1111 women per 1000 men overall. Russia tops at 1226 to 1000. Germany 1100. Austria 1008. Holland shows a reduced surplus around 1010 to 1000.
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Europe
German Statistics Office
Russia
Germany
Austria
Holland
Yellowstone World King of Parks and Its Mighty Wonders
Immense area of Yellowstone in northwestern Wyoming is the largest national park. It houses more geysers than anywhere else, with boiling springs mud volcanoes petrified forests lakes and waterfalls including the Great Falls nearly twice Niagara’s height. Its grand canyon and dense wildlife rank among the world’s most populated wild regions with deer elk bison moose antelope bear and mountain sheep among others.
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Yellowstone
Wyoming
Great Falls
Niagara
Grand Canyon
Pasteur Centenary Honors Fund Founded by French Group
Admirers and disciples in France celebrate Pasteur with scholarships and centennial events. The Association for the Extension of Pasteurian Stances to Paris awards fellowships totaling francs and plans a special Pasteur medal to raise funds for young scientists. Washington reports the information.
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Pasteur
France
Washington
Pastorian
Stnétes
Paris
Ouling
Walking picnic movement grows across cities
The article describes peripatetic picnics where participants walk instead of sit, a trend expanding from Washington to New York and Kansas City. It notes large turnout with over 1,000 excursionists at a Kansas City event, and suggests bikes may become a major outdoor diversion in coming years.
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Washington
New York City
Kansas City
Peter the Hermit
St. Louis Globe Democrat
Associate Sound and Color Report Inspires Child Study
A report to Science Magazine notes how Horace B English links sound and color in sensory perception. The piece cites Fulton a three year old boy describing yellow soft music and black loud music.
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Horace B. English
Science Magazine
Fulton
Dr. P
Dr P
Pink garters cause embarrassment in breakfast incident
A mature woman describes wearing pink garters and a flapper style skirt during breakfast. She notices them around her ankles, glances back to see a man grinning behind her, and hastily pulls them up. The report is presented in a humorous, confessional tone.
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Turner -Chicago Tribune
Poison Cure for Rheumatism Experiments via Rattlesnake Serum
Forty seven rattlesnakes were captured near Belge Idaho and sent by Robert Limbert to the Dutch government for experimental work. The serum combining venom is claimed to cure rheumatism when injected into muscles. Limbert said fangs regrow in about three weeks, and removal does not render a snake harmless.
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Black’s Creek
Belge
Idaho
Robert Limbert
Limbert
Little Evelyn Claims Brother Billy Is Hero by Silence
In a grocery scene Evelyn, age unclear, responds to a man who speaks to her baby brother Billy. The baby stays silent and Evelyn declares proudly that Billy is the hero, not her.
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Evelyn
Billy
Money Market Stagnation Reported in City
A Buffalo Express dispatch notes the money market in the metropolis remains unusually slow and firm, to the point of obstinacy, with the paper and its writers in perfect accord on the severe sluggishness.
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Buffalo Express
Ohio Natural Gas Use and Taxes Reported for 1922
Ohio's public utilities commission reviews 1922 natural gas data. About 974,991 customers and 5.9 million residents rely on gas for cooking and lighting. Gas companies paid $5.645 million in taxes. distribution reached 124.02 million cable feet, up from 124.919 million. Total investment in gas delivery near $197 million.
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Columbus
Ohlouns
Cooper
Aamieart
Litavian family changes home and graduation note
Thursday Mr and Mrs Jacob Taliftilan will move back to Harper. The CHMHlanus have resided in Rittman two and a half years. Friends wish them well in their former home and their daughter Vary was a recent high school graduate.
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Mracob
Taliftilan
Harper
Chmhlanus
Rittman
Vary
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