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Abstracted from the May 1, 1919 Crestline Advocate Crestline Public Library. |
__________________ Man Who Started Business Career in Crestline, Left Bulk of Fortune to New York Charity, Remembers Crawford County Relatives . Crestline Advocate The following extracts from and article carried by the New
York Sun on filing the will of the late Augustus D. Julliard,
head of the A.D. Julliard company textile merchant of New York
, is more than a passing interest to Crestline and Crawford County
people as Mr. Julliard started his by business career in Crestline
many years ago. Two well know Crawford County people are made
beneficiaries. |
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Annual Fox Chase |
____________________ Crestline Advocate Candy John's and Walter Noggle's fox chase drew
a large crowd to Crestline Tuesday. In fact, in point of attendance
it was one of the greatest ever. Twenty Nine Hounds were entered,
11 being from Bellville, 2 from Galion, 2 from Shelby, 2 from
Mohicanville, 1 from Sherve, 1 from Loudonville and 10 from Crestline.
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The fastest train in the world passed through Crestline Tuesday on the Pennsylvania just before noon. The train was a special test train, having on board General Manager Peck and other officials, and is said to to have been run with a view to putting on a fifteen hour train between Chicago and New York. Counting out delays the train ran from Pittsburgh to Chicago, a distance of 468 miles in 426 minutes or an hour and fifty minutes faster than the present 18 hour train. Abstracted from the October 26, 1905 Crestline Advocate-Crestline Public Library |
A young Crestline actress, Doris Dodie Bauer , now playing the only feminine part in the play No Time For Sargents at the Shubert Theatre in Detroit was the subject of a by-line article in the Detroit times recently. Miss Bauer according to an article by the Times writer Harvey Taylor, will be marrying her leading man, James Holden, sometime in January. Quoting Holden, Taylor writes, that the couple has not decided whether they will be married in Crestline or Cleveland where the play will open in January. Miss Bauer is the niece of Dr. Zoa L.E. Bauer and Mrs. Zona Morkel, teacher in the Public School System. Holden who is 29 has appeared in plays, movies and television, having credits in the following. Command Decision, Fighter Squadron, Dear Ruth, Task Force, and Sands of Iwo Jima. Miss Bauer has played in Born Yesterday and Remains To Be Seen and intends to continue her career. |
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The new fire bell for the Crestline Fire Department had arrived and was placed in the cupula of the engine house. The bell weighed 500 pounds and cost $200.00.--October 25, 1870. |
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IN CRESTLINE. GENERAL PUBLIC NONE THE WISER FOR GOLDEN CARGO ON PENNSYLVAINA BLUE RIBBON TRAIN. CRESTLINE ADVOCATE A shipment of gold bullion in bars about 1 foot long and five
inches square went through Crestline on the Pennsylvania Liberty
Limited Tuesday night, destined for Baltimore Md. |
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____________________ Crestline Advocate At the last meeting of the council, that body passed a resolution
providing for the installation of a fire alarm system in Crestline.
The system decided upon will be the telephone system for the
present and regular fire boxes can be added at any time. |
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Following is an example of many of the "signs and marks" that were well known to Hobo's who would ride in and out of Crestline on the trains. Most Hobos were out of work fathers and husbands who had either left thier homes in search of work, or who had left their homes so that their needs wouldn't be a burden to their families. It wasn't uncommon for the Hobo follow the smells of our Italian and German kitchens to homes where they would be fed, leaving behind them a "mark" or "sign" letting others know a kind woman and family lived there. |