Commencement and community notes from Marshallville
A Marshallville June 3 report details eight graduates at the high school, praise for Prof. Biddle, and Decoration Day events. Shaffer family reunion, visits to Canada, and local church services are noted, along with multiple social visits, confirmations of mission society plans, and a few travel notes including Rev. Logan’s Guam mission assignment.
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Reat
Biddle
Shaffer
Shaffers
Rev. C. Stoll
Canada
Abe Zeigler
Petit
Sterling
Fanny Mougey
Wooster
District No. 3
Baughman Township
Violet
Memorial address and community notices in June town record
On Sunday morning Rev Burkaw gave a fine memorial address to a very fair congregation. June events include Boxwell commencement June 3, address by Rev Neikirk June 8, Children’s Day June 16, and Decoration Day observed by Winkler Post with prayers, songs, and a cemetery tribute to war heroes.
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Burkaw
U. Bebureb
E. Easterday
Stark County
Swire
Wooster
Bierly & Easterday
Farrz
Boxwell
S E Neikirk
Clara Weaver
Cleveland
John Firestone
Applecreek
Charles Fahn
Ellen Kline
West Salem
Winkler Post
Harris
Ster Kepler
Hayesville
Dirk
Cedar Valey
Rev Harris
Local Notes From Creston June Visit Highlights
Creston news brief lists visits by Mrs F N Neu and family to Harbert on, Miss Leila Hall returning from Medina for summer stay, Mrs E W Wells visiting Mercer Pa, N L McIntyre and wife from Mt Vernon visiting, Mr and Mrs W B Jordan and family returning from Kissimmee Fla. H A Jordan remains for business matters, with scattered community remarks and reflections interwoven.
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Creston
F N Neuminer
Earl
Leona
Harberton
Leila Hall
Medina
E. W. Wells
Mercer Pa
N. L. Mclntyre
Aife
Mt. Vernon
Ihe County
Fredericksburg Notes and Decoration Day Report
Fredericksburg Notes reports visits by MeKes Richards and Anna from Pittsburgh and by Samuel Barnes and family from Newcastle. Local residents and guests traveled to celebrate Decoration Day with speeches by Rev Ezra NerKirk and a performance by the Maysville Band. Cora Miller died after an eight month illness at age 32. funeral Sunday.
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Republican
Fredericksburg
Its Orr
Coshicton County
Dile
Katherine Amatrong
Niagara Falls
J. E. Grosjean
Ezra Nerkirk
Wooster
Maysville
Cora Miller
Nee Snyder
James Lytle
Nora
Boyer Lytle
Halfwale
Scarborough
Marshall Wille
Uella
Regina Barnes
Mary Stuff
Millersburg
Voters to Decide Bond Issue for Municipal Light Plant
The June 24 vote in Orvil le will determine if the council issues bonds totaling 15000 for building and running a municipal light plant. Dalton residents Madge Buchanan and Carrie Harrold visit friends on South Main as real estate dealers eye Kenmore lots. Ammann and Fiscus plan to take possession of a Barberton laundry. An electric railway route is being surveyed. The Fourth of July band concert is announced. Pastime bowling team defeats Hoosier of Millersburg in three straight games at the new alleys.
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Resualican
Oriville
Mies Madge Buchanan
Carrie Harrold
Dalton
South Main Street
Kenmore
Ammann & Fiscus
Lanudry
Barberton
Everal
Gift
State Mills
Faro Wees
Roy Cook
Cuyahoga Falls
A. C. Long
Millersburg
Low Excursion Rates to Kansas City via Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio announces excursion tickets from west of the Ohio River to Kansas City Missouri on June v and 10 at a one fare plus a special tax. Tickets valid for return until June i. A 50 cent return fare collection applicable at Kansas City by the joint agent. Inquiries to nearest B and O ticket agent.
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Kansas City
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio K.rk Co
Uhlo Hiver
Train Schedule Change Affects Pittsburg Fort Wayne Line
A schedule change for the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago Ballas line goes into effect Sunday May 26. Trains to Wooster will be adjusted with new west bound and east bound arrival times and intervals.
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Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne
Wooster
NPG
Molla
Kansas man in Holton murder case appeals to shame
Holton Kansas farmer W H Klenesmire, 48, arrested in Kansas City after his wife’s body was found buried in a trench near their Holton home. He admitted frequent quarrels, claimed she threatened to leave, and said he hid her body to spare their children from the truth of her death. He said she died by suicide, with a later deception about Texas, while authorities pursue the murder angle.
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Texas
Kansas City
W H. Kiensmire
Holton
Kas
Klensmire
Holtoh
Klenesmire
Kasmire
Army Officer Accused of Forgery Circles San Francisco
Lieutenant John M. Naik ex-officer of the regular army, cashiered three years ago for suspected Presidio peculations, was arrested in Butte by a deputy marshal on instructions from San Francisco on forgery charges involving army vouchers from three years past. Neill proclaims innocence. He and his family live in Oakland. He has worked as an engineer for the Anaconda Mining company for a year and will be returned to San Francisco.
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Butte, Moon
John M. Naik
Regular Army
Presidio
San Francisco
United States
Army
Neill
Oakland
Cal
Anaconda Mining Company
Storm Rakes Pittsburg Area. Four Hurt
A severe spring storm swept Pittsburg causing extensive damage and injuring four people. In Whittaker near Homestead a partly finished store and dwelling collapsed, trapping three boys and a man. Daniel Martin is gravely injured, while George Marley 16 Frank Sturgis 14 and Daniel Ashton 16 suffered non fatal shocks.
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Pittsburg
Government Weather Bureau
Whittaker
Homestead
Daniel Martin
George Marley
Frank Sturgis
Daniel Ashton
Havana elects Nationalists to mayor and council
In Havana the Nationalist candidate Miguel Gener won the mayoralty with 11 115 votes, over Republican Mora at 7 533 and Democrat Carlos Garcia at 3 211. Nationalists swept 18 municipal council seats, Republicans four, Democrats two. Fremont etc.
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Havana
Miguel Gener
Senor Mora
Senor Carlos Garcia
Democratic Party
Democrats
Markets show mixed grain and livestock prices across regions
Grain and stock prices list cattle and hogs by region and weight. Cleveland, Chicago and Buffalo markets report steers from 4.25 to 6.08, cows around 2.75 to 5.50, sheep and lambs mainly 3.50 to 6.00, hogs from 5.25 to 5.95, calves near 4.50, and wheat corn oats varying by grade. New York and Pittsburgh entries provide similar ranges for cattle, sheep, and hogs with mixed quality notes.
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Diu
Gleveland
Ad Commons
Chicago
Texas Fed
C. Pittsburg
New York
Elijah Prophecy Shocks 6000 at Dowie Rally in Chicago
John Alexander Dowie founder of the Christian Catholic church denounced the pope Masonry and newspapers before 6000 at the Auditorium claiming to be Elijah the prophet and forerunner of a theocracy. He urged followers to pay tithes and proclaimed his divine mission amid cheers. Also noted: no indictments of Dowie or Zion leaders in coroner case. Irish priest Finn arrives in New York seeking Ireland’s freedom.
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Philipple
Chicago
John Alexander Dowle
Christian Catholic Church
Zion
Wil
Masonry
Elijah
Dowie
John the Baptist
John
Earth
Malachi
God
Jesus
Peter
Moses
John Alexander Dowie
Faithcare
Brath
Speicher
H. W. Judd
W. IL
Piper City
Father Finn
America
New York
Cunarder Etruria
Thomas Vincent Finn
St Patrick’s Roman Catholic College
Carrow
Ireland
New Ross
Blackwater
Missouri stockman fatally shot by father at gate
June 3 near Maryville Missouri Owen Logan a Koe stockman paying attention to A Walkers daughter Jessie Walker reportedly threatened Logan to quit calling at the house. When Logan spoke at the gate Walker fired with a shotgun then surrendered.
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Joseph
Owen Logan
Koe
A. Walker
Maryville
Logan
Walker
Jessie Walker
Song recital by Parkersburg artist sparks local interest
Parkersburg, West Virginia hosted a mother and child themed singing event titled a'risqu Bong featuring Harmonica and choir pieces. Local residents and officials attended, praising the performance for its cultural value and community spirit.
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Herieque Wong
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jude
Agnostic wedding pledges not to resist divorce
Cincinnati notes record the first agnostic marriage in the United States with Frederick Federle and Martha Seaman, including a pledge not to resist divorce and a clause about bearing children not born of affection. Cleveland report: Edwin McGinnis finds his brother George, missing nine years, among survivors of the wreck of the Baltimore in Lake Huron.
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Ily
Ohio
Cincinnati
Frederick Federle
Martha Seaman
Cleveland
Edwin
McGinnis
Chicago
George McGinnis
Baltimore
Lake Huron
Jorge McGinnis
Reverend Thra ne Dies at 81 After 61 Years in Ministry
Cincinnati report notes the death of Reverend Thra ne aged 81, a long serving clergyman who held numerous posts within the church and contributed as a statesman and consul in various roles. The obituary recalls his decades of service and dedication to his flock.
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Cincinnati
Thrane
Hiis-Home-Hare
Dart
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