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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1925
Page
5
Local pages feature a summer season interlude at the Lorimer Literary Clubs and a detailed stock market section. The market opens with active trading, listing prices and shares for multiple firms, including Beretta and Bertha Dossmeire, with various figures and percentage changes noted throughout.
A chaotic scene linked to a local church Children’s Day observance includes reports of stolen cars. Police say a brother of a local man died in Detroit while seniors face medical concerns. Officials urge community vigilance and recovery efforts.
Fragmented OCR shows a wedding notice for Adams Thurness with names Mary, Lennon, and Agnans P Bea Pri ca gvathete of Orie. The text also references a Supreme Court decision about railroad jurisdiction and testimony, with unclear details and multiple garbled phrases.
A local Bible school was surprised with a donated treat from a dairy company. The gesture came during a community outreach event, with volunteers noting the support would aid the school’s programs.
Heavy rains eased drought conditions in the city and reduced county costs by thousands of dollars. The rainfall affected farmers and crops, with reports of both relief and some damage from high winds. Officials noted widespread impact across streets and neighborhoods, including several sections testing water flows and drainage.
Accused offender pleads guilty to stealing a car amid condemnation and land action. The report mentions Shore and Wis, with references to a railway company and a $201 expense tally. Other named individuals include Newien, Georbes, and Bos oy tee ralway.
Local piano students perform a recital at their teacher's residence. Students listed include noteworthy pupils from the community performing varied pieces in an intimate setting.
Bids were opened for the school annual electrical project as announced in a Sunday notice. Bidders submitted proposals to complete electrical installations and related work as part of the school’s improvement program.
City is aroused by public welcome as Beran works on rum runners project. Reception planned on Prentwood Avenue to mark return from preliminary period. Public interest centers on safety and local commerce impact.
A fragmentary report shows Ireland taking aim at a local tin liaison issue. Names and places are unclear, but the piece references the Bord Crevisions and a 69 cent figure amid muddled wording and garbled dates.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a sensational or disjointed note involving Digk Loeb and a mention of measles. No coherent event, date, or identifiable organizations are readable.
Eastern Star meeting announced for the Beech Gleaners class with plans for a Tuesday gathering. Local organizers invite members of Rivest and nearby communities to attend and discuss upcoming charity work and activities.
The readable portion references committees and meetings with mentions of names and times. It appears to be a damaged OCR fragment listing a meeting schedule and attendees without clear facts or outcomes. No coherent event or person details can be confirmed from the legible text.
Emmett Hiewek from Zantevilie was charged this afternoon by a federal grand jury with three separate violations of the federal profit law. The case proceeds under federal prosecution and is assigned to the U.S. District Court.
Five divorce cases were docketed for hearing before Judge Lemer at Court 67 Common Pleas. The wives and husbands were named in the complaints and the docket lists indicate which party filed for divorce in each case.
Fragmentary OCR note references a rose breakfast and a plan at a center but lacks readable nouns and actions. The text remains unclear about location, participants, or outcomes.
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