Fannie Pauline Schondel Rites Held in Sterling Area
Fannie Pauline Schondel born Wayne County Ohio January 25 1868 died January 29 1925 aged 57 years four days funeral services from her home at 4 30 Saturday foremoon remained to be laid to rest in Farmer cemetery conducted by Reuben Bennete Monitor. She married Joseph Walmer October 11 1877. In 1883 they moved to Sterling Colorado and in 1930 to Douglas county where she resided until death. She leaves husband two daughters Esta Armour and Lillian of Waterville one son Charles of Twalp seven grandchildren and one great grandson one brother and four sisters in Ohio and a sister Mrs Mary Goffinet who came west in 1890.
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Inche Farmer Cemetery
Reuben Bennete
Monitor
Fannie Pauline Schondel
Wayne County
Ohio
Joseph Walmer
Sterling
Colorado
Douglas County
Esta Armour
Lillian
Waterville
Charles
Mary Goffinet
Waterville Empire Press
Wash
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Perry dies
Kenneth Perry infant son of Mr and Mrs Clifford Perry of Sterling died at home February 28 aged 26 days. Cause of death congenital heart disease. Funeral and burial services were held March 1 with interment in Creston Cemetery.
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Kenneth
Clifford Perry
Sterling
Perry
Creston
Directors Meeting Of Rittman Orchards Company
A special meeting of directors of The Rittman Orchards Co met in the Shook Lumber Co office Monday evening. Propositions for the orchard’s welfare were discussed and acted upon. The trees are three years old, with anticipation high for maturity.
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Rittman Orchards Co
Shook Lumber Co
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Obscure Spelling Errors
The text presents a scrambled crossword puzzle with numerous garbled clues and partial words. It lists horizontal and vertical entries including nicknames, chemical terms, biblical references, parts of speech, and obscure phrases, interspersed with mis-typed letters and inconsistent capitalization.
Local notes from Newberry and Wooster College scene
Social and church reports from Newberry and nearby Wooster include Beatrice Seara visiting her parents, Elmer Blake moving to Millersburg for oil field work, Reuben Shumaker undergoing surgery, and the American Legion securing a club room. Also notes on weddings, illness, lodge activities, and a waffle supper by the Men’s Bible Class.
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SRE Nempit
Pied Font St Ri
Ritts Yishted Eis
Obstewm
Newberry
Beatrice Seary
Wooster College
Rey
W. A. Seara
Reynolds
LeRoy
Apent
Thoreday
Oreste Mowery
Mra
Whonechtler
Wooster
Elmer Blake
Millersburg
Reuben Shumaker
Peoples’ Hospital
Akron
L. O. 0. M. Lodge
Orrville
American Legion
A. GC
Senver
Electrics
Fire at John Gerberich Home Sparks Citywide Alarm
A Sunday evening fire at the John Gerberich home in Shinersburg caused a quick alarm and rapid firefighter response. Ira Boyer owned the residence and police/fire crews rushed to the scene as flames were discovered.
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John Gerberich
Doylestown Aluminum Ware Plant Burns In Blaze
Fire swept the Doylestown Aluminum Ware Up plant on Wednesday at 2:00 am, destroying the building and causing estimated losses around 20 600. Fire departments from Doylestown Barberton and Akron fought the fire for hours. no plank was in operation at the time. The Turner home and nearby buildings were damaged. five animals were affected. The plant had operated 15 years producing aluminum ware.
The Crucifixion Teachings and World Response
A sermon fragment discusses the crucifixion of Jesus Christ at Calvary, detailing the location near Jerusalem, the two malefactors, and Christ’s forgiveness. It examines four groups around the cross the covetous indifferents scoffers and the penitent thief, and reflects on the cosmic significance and immediate promise to the penitent man.
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Thia Fesson
Calvary
Jerusalem
Cate
Unni & i
Jesus Christ
Christ
Jenya
Mia
Hou
Brynly Ponent
In This Life Plane We Learn Patience and Denial
A fragmentary text discusses lessons of patience and self denial in this life. It references mansions of the Fathers house and mentions names such as George Macionald in a distorted, poetic style.
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Faythors
George Macionald
Foundation of Peace and Divine Enediction
Fragmentary notice mentions a foundational faith event titledFoundation of Peace and Divine Enediction. Details are unreadable but imply a ceremonial or commemorative gathering led by a religious or community group.
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Rittman Orcharys Company
Apapéer Unions
Mde- Wits
Migchievous
Blackhira
Cuckee
Bi—Ltremty Kundredwetekt
Re—Caselle
Tiber H
Canadian Province
Cabkr
Ine
Jas
John Grow
Frank Buda
Lorain
Kling Heath
Lakewood
H. A. Stebbins
Hov Parente
Howard Siew
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
College of Wooster
Sam
Ifation. of
Stehatee
Rittman
Edna Howe
Nealer
Metropolitan Business
Cleveland
Baling
Jaco Delbol
Charles Smith
Gust GM
Gill
Dan Vuffman
Willard Crosby
Barberton
J. Simco
Sol Dannemilier
Sandusky
Ross Lepley
Peter Main
Joseph Whitman
Jacob Deibel
John
Deibel
Augustus C. Gill
Xxth Century Heating and Ventilating Co
Ider
Knights of Columbus
Church of the Annunciation
Pmauje
Holy Cross
Joseph King
John Zimmerman
Warwick
Theresa Roth
umi-Mrsishri Gorbath
Wadsworth
Doylestown
Ajunnium
Doylentown
Ginzedin - At
Sage
Savior ON the
Cross
Ranndiath
Chriat
Chia
Chrlat
Rand
Tejza
Cod
Godenss
Weil
Uae
Bret
Couns
Elmer Maurer
Maxwell
Chrysler
Rittman, Ole
Akron, Ohio
Nelly Don Frocks
Jake
Dainty Jace
Collarse Hon
Trinity Shiaterla
Mt Wa
Parisian
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