First Presbyterian Women to Host Christmas Party
Mrs A Y Wilcox of 15 North College street will host the Women s Bible class at the First Presbyterian church Thursday evening A small inexpensive gift is requested for the class Christmas party Miss Marie Ginnan received a leave from her government post in Washington DC and arrived yesterday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs James Ginnan for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Y. Wilcox
North College Street
First Presbyterian Church
Marie Ginnan
Washington, D
Mrs
James Ginnan
Social News Notes From Our Community
Mr W F Thompson of Seneca Kansas arrived to visit his uncle Judge A S Bethel. The Deborah Class meets at Mrs P B Sidders second street Thursday at 7 pm. Edna Parker who works in Washington arrived to spend holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs John Parker. Mrs P E Shirley returned from Columbus where her mother Mrs Maria Cooper has been ill but is improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Thompson
Senecca
Kansas
A. S. Bethel
P. E. Shirley
Columbus
Maria Cooper
Tuesday Sewing Club Christmas Party Highlights
The Tuesday Sewing club met at Mrs. L. W. Roberts home for a Christmas party. Decorations in red and green, a business session, music and games followed by a gift basket. Eighteen of twenty one members participated, with a two course luncheon served.
Social Literary Club Meeting At Mrs Lostro Home
The Tuesday session opened with a Christmas song led by Mrs. B. M. Covert at 116 North Congress. Papers were presented by Mrs. W. B. Bartels on Government of Territories and by Mrs. Frank Gullum on Acquisition of Territories. Miss Endly from Ohio University’s Home Economics department attended as a guest, and the afternoon closed with social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lostro
North Congress Street
B. M. Covert
W. B. Bartels
Autumn Concert Delights Girls Glee Club at College Audi
A large fall concert by the Girls Glee Club featured Misses Hartman Brown and Webster along with Miss Hawkins and Miss Fenzel. The program included It Was a Bowl of Roses Serenade Villanelle and a lively Russian Dance with strong singing and graceful dancing drawing high praise from the audience.
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Girls Glee Club
College
Clara D. Tompson
Ellen Brown
Charlotte Hartman
Vera Webster
Robert of Lincoln
Miss Hawkins
Faculty of Music
Anna May Fenzel
New York City
Mildred Fowler
Coombs
Saving for wealth through Buckeye State Building and Loan
The article stresses money grows through deliberate saving and steady deposits. It notes few people gain sudden wealth and highlights the value of regular savings and compound interest. It promotes opening an account with The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co
West Gay St
Columbus
Club Singers Impress With A Musical Program
The club and soloist Miss Inez Wilkes delivered a compelling performance with a contralto war note and tasteful interpretation. A double sextet from Dearie and Trousseau Ball provided sparkling comic opera selections by a cast including Brunner Walden Webster Hagely Hahn Leonard and Pickering. The finale Childs Day, a Stevenson lyric cycle set to Carrol, stood out for its artistic richness with full orchestral accompaniment.
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Inez Wilkes
Miss Wilkes
Dearie
Trousseau Ball
Brunner
Walden
Webster
Hagely
Hahn
Leonard
Goddard
Bateman
Martin
Williams
Starr
Pickering
Robert Louis Stevenson
Carrol
Deaths-Funerals BEN HOUSTON
Ben Houston longtime Strouds Run district resident and civil war veteran passed away at home. Funeral services will be Thursday at 10 AM at his daughter Mrs Ida Starkey's home 24 Hudson Avenue with interment in West Union Street Cemetery. He is survived by his widow, one daughter, Mrs Starkey, and four grandchildren.
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Ben Houston
Strouds Run
Co. C
Ard
Ida Starkey
Hudson Avenue
West Union Street
Starkey
Ethel Brewer dies in Columbus and burial set
Miss Ethel Brewer who based away in Columbus Tuesday December 16 will be buried at Greenlawn cemetery Thursday at ten oclock. The deceased was a former resident of Murray. She is survived by one sister Mrs. Bessie Warden of Pennsylv a nia and two brothers Claude of Columbus and John of Millfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Brewer
Columbus
Greenlawn
Murray
Bessie Warden
Penn, Sylvania
Claude
John
Millfield
Timber wolf repelled by interurban car in Pittsburgh
Motorman Watson received a $15 bounty after a timber wolf failed to outpace an interurban streetcar in Pittsburgh Kas. The incident highlights a rare wildlife run in with public transit and a local reward issued to aid prevention of further encounters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Kas
Watson
Pershing Visits Camp Sherman in Ohio
General John J. Pershing is Camp Sherman's guest, arriving from Dayton to inspect and participate in a program that will keep him busy until 1 15 P M when he departs for a brief visit in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
John J. Pershing
Dayton
Columbus
President may intervene to push railroad bill
Washington reports hint at a White House move to halt a Christmas recess until the Cummins bill passes. Senators Cummins and Underwood press for action, warning private ownership without protective laws could wreck railroads and related industries. Debates continue as dates for restoration of lines to private ownership drift to January 1921.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Cummins
Senate
Underwood
Interstate Commerce Committee
United Today
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