Local Society Notes and School Bond Discussion
Mrs. J R Keenan visits her sister in law at 28 North Lancaster. Byron Danford returns to Cincinnati School of Medicine after Columbus trip. Queen Esther Circle meets at First M E church. Eastern Star delegates from New Marshfield and Coolville in Athens en route to Columbus. Mr and Mrs A L Johnson visit Columbus and family. Johnsons attend State Michigan game. Mildred Howard from Trimble travels with Johnsons. Eastern Star officials in Columbus for Grand Lodge. No Dance at Athens Country Club due to Halloween masquerade. masks required until 10 pm. East Side PTA to meet. Mrs Radford reports on State meeting. bond issue for new school building to be discussed. Staney urges support for November election. refreshments after program. traveling picture to room with most mothers present.
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Byron Danford
Cincinnati School of Medicine
Columbus
W. G. Danford
F. G. Hoodlet
New Marshfield
Frank Arnold
Coolville
Athens
Grand
The
Order of Eastern Star
A. L. Johnson
East Side
Parent-Teacher Association
W. H. Radford
C. E. Stailey
Supt
Staney
New Fall Stocks of Jewelry and Silverware Promote Gifts
The article touts enduring jewelry silverware and novelties as ideal gifts. It highlights attractive designs faultless quality and wide price ranges inviting gift seekers to browse the display.
Bridge Parties and Social Visits Highlight Local Week
A Monday bridge party hosted by Mrs. A. B. Wells and Mrs. Alonzo Palmer brightened 29 South College Street with eight tables of play. Logan visitors include Mrs. Walter Hamilton and Miss Verrice Wolfe. The Evans celebrate a Golden Wedding at 59 West State Street. Dr. and Mrs. PD J. Evans mark 50 years of marriage with gifts and well wishes.
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A. B. Wells
Alonzo Palmer
Walter Hamilton
Verrice Wolfe
Mary Robinett
Logan
PD. J. Evans
West State Street
Evans
Athens
J. Claire Evans
Denver
Evans and Carpenter Families Celebrate in Colorado and Chicago
The Evans children and their parents joined in a celebration in Colorado. Mr Rhys D Evans of Cuyahoga Falls and Mrs Arthur Howe Carpenter of Chicago attended with family. The sons have returned home while Mrs Carpenter remains through week’s end. Mrs J R Baker has returned home from Sheltering Arms hospital where she undergo ed a surgical operation and is recovering well.
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Colorado
Rhys D. Evans
Cuyahoga Falls
Arthur Howe Carpenter
Chicago
Inl
J. R. Baker
Richland Avenue
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Minerva Man Endorses Dr Pierce Anurie Tablets
An advertisement recalls Harry E. Sutton praising Dr Pierce's Anurie for relief from rheumatic back pain caused by uric acid buildup. It claims others benefited and invites readers to mail 10 cents for a trial bottle with free medical advice. The notice also notes rouge use by a New York clergyman in a separate point.
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Minerva
Ohio
Dr. Pierce
The
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Anuric
Deaths and Funeral Notices for Mrs Charles L Kurtz
Vivian Kurtz wife of Charities IL Kurtz president of the Columbus Rail Light Company died suddenly at 1525 East Broad Street Columbus aged 52 Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery Columbus after nearly a year of illness from a nervous breakdown She leaves two brothers Ernest Ebersole San Diego Cal and Ted Ebersole Denver Colo Funeral services set for Wednesday at 10 a m A pie supper is planned for Thursday October 26 at Judson School hosted by the school community everyone invited
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Charles L. Kurtz
Vivian Kurtz
IL. Kurtz
Columbus Rail-Light Company
1525
Broad Street
Columbus
Greenlawns
Kurtz
Ernest Ebersole
San Diego
Cal
Ted Ebersole
Denver
Colo
Captain Morrissey Plans Postrace Keel Work At Gloucester
Gloucester, Mass. October 24 Captain Clyton Morrissey who yesterday sailed the schooner Henry Ford to victory over the Canadian champion Blue Nose began replacing ballast today. He said he was going fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Clyton Morrissey
Henry Ford
Blue Nose
Train Collision Near St Denis Kills Three
An engineer who ran a train past a signal caused a railway collision in the suburbs of St Denis. He, another engineer, and three passengers were killed, with thirty people injured.
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Paris
St. Denis
If You Are Well Bred A Guide To Table Manners
The text emphasizes early lessons in proper knife fork and spoon use at meals. It stresses sitting correctly, avoiding disparaging remarks about food, and calmly handling unpleasant incidents. It advocates pleasant conversation, friendly spirit, clean hands, and neat grooming.
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J. R. Keenan
Queen Esther
M. E
Son
Trimble
H. T. Wise
Grand Lodge
Emma Battin
Associat
Cornwell
Anwe
Will Runyon
Ora Bobo
the Plains
Reed Chapple
Arthur McPherson
Little Son
Old Man's Cave
Miss Bobo
Harry E. Sutton
New York
Judson School
Ric Daylight
Preston Clothing
Athens County
Preston Watch
Michaels-Stern & Co
Rochester
Fashion Park
Preston
F. L. Preston Co
Southeastern Ohio Teachers Association
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