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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1925
Page
3
A terse obituary notes the death of a former Columbus resident. The brief entry mentions local ties and a civic program associated with Riverside and Washington venues, with signatures or memorials by G. & Boyds and Mrs Bot AN members.
Patient reports facial skin irritation with scattered red lesions. Describes scratching and severe shame, then using Critema Soap to improve. notes weeks later improvement and relief from distress.
Equitable Bank releases figures noting increased resources and interest margins for the year. The report highlights total resources near 7 862 530 and mentions new procedures related to Certificates of Deposit and an insurance bond. The HomeMuskinaum building at 34 South Fifth Street is referenced in connection with the bank’s properties.
Miss Marie Afer, Margaret Afer ule and Mrs Albert Johnson with daughters Jane and Albera Phomes Nestine spent the week end in Pittsburg. The chatter notes social visits and local society greetings from the trip.
Unclear OCR text notes a Women’s Relief Corp meeting at 2 o clock with Mrs C Wallerot and Mr and Mrs B C Riley of Frazersboro. Mentions Meadow Farm Deamdtic and Eb b School. Blanche Gault and Jone 2 members urged to attend a special business session Tuesday evening.
Fragmentary items show guests and social visits in Beaver Valley, Lawe, and nearby areas. Mentions of Marjorie Pa, Mrs Ida Lewis, and Hresge family with travel and weekend plans amid small town exchanges.
The Angler License Act becomes effective July 15 with two dollar fee for residents. D. Q. Thompson, chief of Fish and Wildlife, announces licenses are ready and agents will issue fishing permits. Hazlett Post No. 31 Comrades of G A R plan Memorial Day services at the Memorial Building at 2:30 p.m. to honor Victor B. Stubbine.
Dresden society pages report visitors from Porter Avenue to Versailles and Cleveland staying with families on weekends. Mentions gardens with Shasta Daisies Hollyhock Fox Glove and Smilax. towns include Ada Saler Krebs Gaillardes and Mayesville with relatives visiting.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a person named Fred Ba Qerson and references catarrhal symptoms, stomach issues, and a toad in the stern. The text is garbled with stray exclamations and incomplete phrases, yielding no clear event or source detail.
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