Linn Grove News Brims With Weddings Parties and Homes
Miss Nellie Hunt returns from Peanville after wedding of Miss Goldie Sells. Birthday thanks sent for 151 gifts. Justice Kelley hosts New Year party. Linn Grove Jolly Club formed. Residents travel to Bluffton and Decatur for events and work. Oyster suppers and dancing mark holidays. Large Christmas reunion at Christian Augsburger estate unites twelve siblings across Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Hunt
Peanville
Goldie Sells
Justice Kelley
Wilma Opliger
Linn Grove Jolly Club
Ray Schlagenhaus
Morris McCray
John Baumgartner
Earl McCray
Milton Wekrote
Clyde Haughton
Wesley Liddy
Oscar Meshberger
Truman Shepherd
Henry Banter
Marion French
Everet Banter
Bluffton
Daniel Shank
Marton
Emanuel Liddy
M. M. Dunbar
Fairland
D. A. Baumgartner
Decatur
Office Mestberger
S. S
Buds of Promise
Linn Grove
Purstey
Rockford
Ohio
Cora Neaderhouser
Maud
Portland
Sterling P. Hoffmann
Indianapolis
Medical College
Christian Augsburger
Eixteen
Moses
Jacob
Daniel
Mra
Lida Barry
Joho
Elizabeth
French Township
Agron
Berne
David
Amos
Columbus Grove
Jacob Krider
Elida
Joho Kauffman
Smithville
Faony
Osboro
Pleasant Valley church to hold sermon next Sabbath
Berne route 2 bulletin notes a revival at Pleasant Valley M P Church with Rev A G Wooton preaching next Sabbath afternoon. Also updates say Arthur Farlows dined with J M Peels, John Farlow Jr visited Blue Creek Township, and Jacob Rees repurchased the D A Passon ponies. Wesley Evans remains weak while thanks are given to Witness Co for a New Years gift. Wa Irdlan returns from Decatur for New Years day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley M. P
A. G. Wooton
Arthur Farlow
J. M. Peel
John Farlow
John Farlow Jr
Blue Creek
Martin Reef
Daniel Reef
J. T. Aultz
Wesley Evans
Jacob Rees
D. A. Passon
Jake
Mount Hope Gazette of January 4 1910 Local Notes
A 1910 Mount Hope page reports dogs chasing John Crosss sheep, Cross scaring the dogs away. Grandmas Bryan returns to Rolla Calderwoods. Ethel Aspy assists Mrs Wm Miller with housework. Grandpa Barr near Geneva visits W H Miller. age nearly ninety. Clarence Cotterell completes a mud boat for heavy bauing. Jake Martz and family praised Kaiser family. Mark Agpy of Illinois and Cora Burley dine with Wm Miller family. Rolla Calderwood and wife visit Jason Adams near Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cross
Mr. Cross
Grandmas
Bryan
Rolla Calderwood
Grandpa Barr
Geneva
W. H. Miller
Clarence Cotterell
Jake Martz
John Kaiser
Mark Agpy
Ilinois
Cora Burley
Joseph Aspy
Wm. Miller
Will Clark
Local Gossip and Moves Around Dayton and Nearby
Clerking to a grocery store and netting along fire, Rolia Calderwood and wife er jpped in. Mexey Christangs in a renoten of children and grandchildren. Mr. and Mice. Calderwood gave Christmas dinner in Dayton with Mrs. Fred Meimley, a daughter. John Tinkham moved to Finley. Bryan's farm near Salem. Ben Ayera has been sick three months and seeks treatment with Dr. Ayers near Cleveland. Hazel Smitley will work for Bettie Myers. Dick Ritter sold 20 acres to Sam Simison and moved into Betty Myers' little house. Miss D. Ray from Celina is visiting at John Kaser's home.
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Rolia Calderwood
Mexey
Calderwood
Dayton
Fred Meimley
John Tinkham
Finley
Bryan
Salem
Ben Ayera
Dr. Ayers
Cleveland
Dick Ritter
Sam Simison
Betty Myers
Miss D. Ray
Celina, O
John Kaser
Glucose Used in Shoes Sparks Congressional Warning
Washington reports Dr. Wiley of the Agriculture Department testifies on fraudulent leather loading using glucose and other materials. He notes sole leather is widely loaded, increasing weight and dissolving in wet conditions, calling the practice a simple fraud and urging a preventive law.
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Washington
Congress
Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Dr. Wiley
Blossoms Parade in Pasadena Marks Rose Tournament
Pasadena Cal Jan 3 The twenty second annual Tournament of Roses ends after a day parade with flower bedecked floats carriages and autos. A night parade fireworks and a ball follow. A floral decorated aeroplane honors Arch Hoxsey the local aviator dead. The day parade is described as unmatched in world history for a midwinter floral outdoor festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Cal
Arch Hoxsey
Bank Guaranty Laws Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington January 3 The U S Supreme Court ruled bank guarantee laws of Oklahoma Nebraska and Kansas constitutional upholding state policy to insure bank deposits in a major federal decision reflecting on the nationwide bank safeguard plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Kansas
Unknown Poem Says Blessings Come From Doing Your Best
The verse urges trust in divine guidance and personal effort. It encourages telling a wife her cooking is valued and praising her butter. The message centers on doing one’s best and leaving the rest to fate or God.
Not a News Item Heroism Through Service
The passage extols that true heroism comes from selfless service to others. It claims earthly rewards accrue to those who act for others, with greater service yielding greater rewards.
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Earth
Fortune May Knock But Misfortune Opens a Window
A reflective proverb is attributed to warn that bad luck can intrude when least expected, suggesting resilience in the face of sudden misfortune. The saying contrasts fortune's one-time chance with misfortune's broader access.
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Alonzo Shanks
Dmmanuel Liddy
Reynolds
Charles Baumgartner
Root Township
H. H. Deam
Harry Ewick
Warren
L. L. Dunbar
Jennie Ridgley
Joe Whitsel
Dwight Kapp
Cof Blatfton
Adams
Ruple
Bryant
Wo. Hale
Ida
Homer Neaderhouser
Tairir
Nella Neadertouser
Aldine Haughton
Studabaker
Charley Baumgartner
The
Witness Co
F. M. Good
Tamie
Mount Hope
Ethel Aspy
Jason Adams
Poreland
Jason
Hazel Smitley
Bettie Myers
R. G. Knoff
Dr. Reusser
Shatley
Seperbbl
Wallace Bros
Mineral Point
Wis
W. P. Jones
Portland, Ind
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