Social notes from the Chris tian Church events and gatherings
The Society page reports the Girls Mission Circle meeting at Miss Neisel Robinsons home with Doris Giesecke presiding and talks on Native Workers in Africa and What is your Answer The circle installed officers led by Myrta Ashworth The Young Married People class held a lawn party at the home of Mr and Mrs K J Person A wedding in Columbus involved Mr Adrian Paige and Miss King Other needle club activities included readings music and a prize contest with members and guests from several local households in attendance and travel details for Stella Parker and the Bowers family.
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Mission Circle of the Christian Church
Neisel Robinson
Doris Giesecke
M. Ke.tthatley
Dolores Phelps
Africa
Myrta Ashworth
Mildred Giesecke
Tutu Wilkes
Thelma Bingman
J. FE
King
Combus
Mise Nice King
Cow Marshfield
Adrian Paige
Talmadge Sirdwace Company
Columbus
Gerald JB
Miss Myrtie Allan Tops Broadway Show Queen Claims
Cleveland girl Miss Myrtie Allan is hailed by critics as the prettiest show girl on Old Broadway and in Show Boat contests. The verdict follows a recent contest declaring her the prettiest girl in the show business.
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New York
Myrtie Allan
Cleveland
Iefeld
Riters
Scouts Hike Overnight From Troops 2 and 4
Scouting groups from Troops 2 and 4 with scoutmasters Roy Dupler and Lawrence Dupler plan an overnight hike to Strouds Run this evening and will return tomorrow.
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Boy Scouts of
Roy Dupler
Lawrence K. Dupler
Strouds Run
Local Women Club Activities and Socials Reported
Woman's Bible Class of the Presbyterian church met Thursday at Mrs. A F Reeves home Pearl Street with 12 members and two guests Mrs Sarepta Miller and Mrs Herb Whetstone of Albany Devotions were led by Mrs Frank Cone The class joined In the Lord's Prayer After an effort business meeting Mrs W L Gard committee chair took charge Readings were given by Mrs A Sloane Mr Charles Henry and Mrs A F Reeves Short humorous quotations were shared and the hostess served refreshments Miss Marie Van Avenagh hosted an Ibanco party Thursday for cousins Miss Catherine Kelley and Miss Geraldine McFarland who travel to Chicago Sunday It was a lawn party with seven tables and a refreshment service Miss Ethel Beekman won high score Miss Dorcas Herron low Mrs Gertrude Louise Addiscott and Miss Elizabeth Fauhin were in charge Girl Scouts meet Saturday 25 Scouts will usher at Memorial Auditorium Sunday for Spanish War veterans program meeting at 3 pm at the auditorium Mr W H Logan is in Lakewood Ohio by the death of his mother Mrs Earl C Logan Mr and Mrs W W Coe returned from Lakeside aboard with Dr and Mrs Mordyer of Toledo on a week long outing Mrs Vow and Mrs Fordyce are sisters
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Presbyterian Church
Melo
A. F. Reeves
Pearl Street
le I
Herb Whetstone
Albany
Sarepta Miller
Frank Cone
W. L. Gard
A. ©. Sloane
Charles Henry
Frank
Marieavananeh
Canaanville
Catherine Kelley
Geraldine McFarland
Chicago
Ethel Beekman
Dorcas Herron
Memorial Auditorium
Gertrude Louise Addlscott
Elizabeth Fauhion
Smallest Tombstone in World At Four Inch Height
Sullivan Indiana June 21 a tombstone at Venter Ridge Cemetery claims to be among the world smallest. The marker measures four inches high two wide and seven long with three words inscribed “Iase the Barber.” It marks the grave of Charles McChase a Sullivan native who died after a long illness and once used the stone as a cigar lighter.
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Sullivan
Ind
Charles McChase
Chase
Double Ushi Dishes for Fruit and Modern Dining
Deep soap cups with ears serve cantaloupe or grapefruit. They grip food to prevent slipping and simplify eating. BERLIN June 24 (UP) The German cabinet approved the Young Plan for settlement of reparations issue.
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Berlin
Abinet
Fire in Basement of Logan's Book Store
A basement fire at Logan's Book Store caused extensive damage to school supplies. Fire officials believe a short circuit sparked the blaze near a chandelier by a paper chute. Dense smoke hindered efforts. firefighters with gas masks crawled through a sidewalk trap door to reach the blaze.
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Loagan Book Store
Fremen
Ed Laughlin
Store owner called to Cleveland after mother’s death
A line of hose was laid and dragged through the opening. Damage is covered by insurance. Due to the death of his mother, W. H. Logan, owner of the store, was called to Cleveland Thursday night.
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W. H. Logan
Cleveland
Hunt man who piled wood on train tracks
Elyria June 21 A man believed insane who tried to wreck the Chicago bound New York Central Dassenger train No two miles west of Elyria is sought by Elyria and New York Central Railroad police. Engineer Albert Woodman saw a huge pile of wood ties ahead and halted the train. A 69 year old man suspected of placing ties was reported seen earlier. He halted a switch engine five times Thursday night by refusing to disembark.
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Elyria
New York Central
Telegraph Road
Albert Woodman
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Margaret
Te Guthrie
Atwood Grimm
H. T. Lee
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S. K. Burson
Marie Grimm
Grace Douglas
Stella Parker
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TE. A. Moore
F. €. Wolverton
M. Dpd. Bowers
Wyandotte, Mich
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The
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F. J. Beasley Milling & Grocery Co
Presbyterian Church Bible Class
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Earl ¢. Logan
Mro
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Lakeside
Lakerte
Mordyer
Toledo
Vow
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Chas. Millikan
Masonic Building
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Athens
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University of Chicago
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Toneh Stein
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Dial
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