Mission and Society Notes From Lancaster Camp Grounds
Mission School notes show Standard Bearer groups from Athens The Plains Nelsonville Syracuse Belpre Marietta Middleport Little Hocking Coolville gathering at Lancaster camp. 165 girls attended. Various leaders and delegates named. birthdays and travels of members listed along with returned visitors and upcoming trips across Ohio.
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Athens
the Plains
Nelsonville
Syracuse
Belpre
Marietta
Middleport
Little Hocking
Coolville
School of Missions
Lancaster
Raymond Walden
Coolville Society
Glouster
Maxine Lewis
Doris Shumway
I’red Nida
Bean
Shreves
Calhoun
Ohio
Katherine McKee
Boston
Simmons College
Fremont Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ernestine van Fossen
Cincinnati
J. L. Pickering
Young Peoples
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Pickering
Mr. Pickering
Moone's Emerald Oil Promises Bunion and Vein Relief
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a simple inexpensive treatment for swollen toe joints and varicose veins. It claims rapid improvement with twice daily application and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Moone
Local residents host guests and travelers depart for trips
Mrs J E Biddle with Ernestine and Marjorie and Mrs J E Williams with a daughter visit Mr and Mrs Earl T Dailey at 98 North Congress street. Mr Williams and Mr Wright join later. Mrs Mary A Fryburger returns from Portsmouth and Sandy Springs. Mrs Gertrude Mace and Virgene visit A T Mace in Zaleski. Mrs Harry Thorp and Frances go to Newport to see Roy and Mrs Thomas. Mr Robert H Horn leaves for Boston, Mr Horn starting work there September 1. Lawrence Slaughter heads east for two weeks visiting multiple cities. Marie and Freida Woodruff return home after two weeks with grandparents E M Stout. Mr and Mrs E L Church remain unsettled.
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J. E. Biddle
Ernestine
Marjorie
J. E. Williams
Fred Wright
Columbus
Earl T. Dailey
North Congress Street
Williams
Wright
Harry Thorp
Frances
Newport
Ohio
Roy Thomas
Marie
Freida Woodruff
Mrs. E. M. Stout
Common sense quiz asks quick questions with obvious answers
Ten questions with options cover geography poetry amber artifacts and famous quotes. Answers on last page. The quiz suggests most readers can answer readily and notes correct replies appear today.
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Ganges
India
Egypt
Persia
Rudyard Kipliney
Great Salt Lake
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
General Grant
Washington
Cairo
Ill
New York City
Scaramouche
Blasco Ibanez
Rafael Sabetini
Anatole France
Philippines
Australia
Java
Benjamin Franklin
Barbara Frietche
Patrick Henry
New Zealand
Melbourne
Sydney
Welington
Local Residents Plan Short Visits and Events
Daughter Christina and Mrs. Friend Love depart for Canton and Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Smith and Daniel head to St. Marys with further stops in Columbus. Clara Watkins travels to Columbus and Akron for a vacation. Water Carnival at Crystal Pool scheduled for Friday evening includes diving and swimming races plus a beauty contest with prizes. band concert set for Thursday night.
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Christina
Friend Love
Canton
Akron
Wilson Smith
Daniel
St. Marys
Mr. Smith
Columbus
Perry and Licking County Reunion at Mound Builders Park
New Lexington hosts the third annual gathering of Perry and Licking County residents at Mound Builders Park near Newark on August 28. Local organizers invite former residents and families to attend this community reunion with activities and socializing planned.
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Nual
Perry and
Licking County
Mound Builders’ Park
Newark
Kansas Flood Threat Expands as Rivers Rise Again
Muddy water flooded a dozen Kansas towns as heavy rain continued. Officials warned of rising streams threatening homes and property with potential damage running into millions of dollars across communities along numerous rivers and creeks.
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Kansas City
U.P
Kansas
Fly-Tox Promoted To Fight Household Insects
Government authorities warn thirty diseases spread by flies and many can be fatal. A Mellon Institute Rex Fellowship product called Fly-Tox claims to kill all household insects, is fragrant and harmless to humans, and should be used according to label instructions.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Fellowship
Severe flood devastates crops and livestock in lowland districts
Farmers abandoned the flooded lowlands as crops failed and fields became lakes. Corn crops suffered total losses in many districts while livestock including hogs, sheep, horses, cattle, and hundreds of chickens were destroyed.
Motor Bus Overturns Near Toledo After Striking Horse
Fifteen persons were slightly injured when an eastbound Detroit Toledo Cleveland motor coach overturned near Toledo after striking a wandering horse on Woodville road.
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Tolede
Toledo
Cleveland
Oyere
Woodville Road
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