14 Jun 1930
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
1
Andrew Carbins died at his home near High Hill after a period of illness. The report notes his passing and lists limited personal details and locations associated with his life.
The White Cottage children will present a school program featuring songs and skits. Parents and townspeople are invited to attend as students perform on stage at the community center.
Executives statement of estate and heirs details appear in this probate court news item. It references a court filing concerning heirs, distributions, and potential guardianship issues amid a contested matter and interfamily disputes.
A mangled OCR fragment references dates and names in a jumble about Bart Erne POD and a Medaeviger 27. It reads like notebook notes with scattered terms such as sander Grav orp, Bates 1850, and Ne on age, offering little coherent event or attribution.
Fragmentary OCR describes a Democratic primary with several incumbents and candidates for offices including governor lieutenant governor attorney general and state treasurer. It lists names such as Joseph Ferguson and Reece Tanvel among others with unclear spellings and many garbled lines. The text references ballots and nominations for judge of the supreme court and other statewide races.
Disjointed report notes alleged communist pressure and security actions in Finland. Mentions authorities, deposits and labor unrest, with references to places and institutions but few clear facts or dates.
Zanesville students are set to graduate from VB Coster following completion of the program. The ceremony will honor graduates and highlight community support for higher education initiatives.
Newspaper representatives observed a new laundry operation showing a cleaning power that improves clothes care. The article notes the process involves staged appliance use and new equipment, highlighting potential efficiency gains and practical implications for daily chores.
All guarantors of the 1920 Chautauqua can vet their tickets at C H Denny's office Rooms 219 220 Masonic Temple from Mr E J Barton in charge of tickets Any boy or girl selling seven tickets for a Quarantor gets 4 child's ticket FREE.
Unclear text notes a gathering of ADATC Democrats with references to Tresor cer and Barescen. Details of agenda or outcomes are not readable.
Fragmented obituary passage mentions Southard funeral and Sunday afternoon services. Garbled text references candidates, officials, and possible political activity, with scattered names and affiliations.
A fragmented clipping describes a surreal scene linking aviation and a distant landscape. The text mentions a railroad cache of cement stones and a faded star field, with garbled shipper and observer references.
A fragmentary notice lists community gatherings and honors in the West End, naming Mrs. Lela Son, Mary Lou Henderson, and others. Mentions a Wise Interte Congress event, church leaders, and local residents attending ceremonies.
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