Grove City Community Notes and Local Replies
Grove City neighbors share visits and births while churchgoers attend services at Atlantic and Wiota sites. A funeral in Atlantic honors Mrs. Henry. tributes mark a sorrowful loss as families note wedding bells and school farewell Olga Jones. Temperance leader Coutney critiques prohibition, advocating education and regulated licenses. Music appreciation and piano sales are pitched as community chatter on News Telegraph ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gold Hill Church
Charles Brown
Pet Roe
Harry Kay
Henry
Atlantic Cemetery
Mr. Henry
Fred Coe
Margaret Keep
Atlantic
I. A. Nelson
Virgil Nelson
Baby
Noel Smith
Wiota
A.J. Clow
van Meter
Chas. Hlumerick
John Lloyd
Willi Knop
Otto Knop
Anna
Ralph Gel
Gail Hamerick
A. J. Clow
James Wilkerson
Thomas N. Coutney
Prohibition
Doutney
Imusic
News- Telegraph
Reginald Taylor Visits Albert Lea Relative Illness
Reginald Taylor of Albert Lea Minnesota arrived Saturday morning to visit his brother R. T. Allen who is ill on Indian Creek. Allen formerly lived with J. B. Allen and his wife east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Taylor
Albert Lea, Minn
R. T. Allen
Indian Creek
Allen
J. B. Allen
Union Church Services During July and August
Union churches in the city unite for Sunday evening services each week in July and August with no service August 4 during Chautauqua. Preachers and meeting sites rotate: July 7 M EB church, July 14 Christian church, July 21 Baptist church, July 28 Presbyterian church, August 11 German Evangelical church, August 18 United Presbyterian church, August 25 Congregational church. Prayer meetings also unite, led by the serving pastor with a Wednesday follow up in the same church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
M. EB
Spelman
Christian Church
Griffith
Baptist Church
Hall
Presbyterian Church
Vogt
German Evangelical Church
Giffen
United Presbyterian Church
Braun
Congregational Church
Nunn of Maine Visits City Before Going to Noonan
W G Nunn of Maine spent Saturday in the city on business and plans to travel to Noonan Maryland to stay with a daughter. The News Telegraph carries related Want Ads for results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Nunn
Maine
Noonan
M. D
News-Telegraph
Incident of Shakespeare in the theatre and rhubarb pie critique
A poem recalls dramatic scenes from shows with varied emotions from laughter to tears and Shakespeare’s Caesar finale. It shifts to a strong critique of commercially produced rhubarb pie, praising homemade pie while condemning store bought varieties as tasteless and digestion ruining, lamenting a nation drifting toward eating out.
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America
Specialty Quip Sparks Divorce Threat on Stage Dream
Mrs Wooph warns Mr Whooph that constant complaints about her dressing time could drive her to divorce and pursue a career on the stage. He retorts with a jest about a lightning change artist.
Missing Page Described As Blank by Royal Court
The king notes a missing figure described as a blank page and a blankety blank page. The royal chamberlain explains the subject resembles a flyleaf in absence. The exchange underscores concern over the unnamed person’s whereabouts.
Ponderous Joke Delivers History of Ceylon Mail
Miss Gabbeigh accuses Miss Askit-Why of a petty quarrel after a note about a spicy book. Reggie Duzzit is blamed for boasting and for mailing a volume titled History of Ceylon this morning. The exchange underscores a light, wordplay filled dispute between schoolroom peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gabbeigh
Reggie Duzzit
Miss Askit
Ceylon
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Woodrow Wilson
Grove City
Garpenter-Morton Company
Boston, Mass
Union
Hedges Bros
Resulte
Wilbur D.nesbit
Shakespeare
Caesar
Sverre
A.G. Beech
O’brien
Waterloo
Oliver O’brien
Whitney Bros
General Insurance
Hicks
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