Lincoln Chautauqua Opens Tenth Annual Session At Cambridge City
The Lincoln Chautauqua began its tenth annual session at the school house park with typical attendance. Morning programs led by the Junior supervisor featured athletics and prep for Monday’s grand parade. the parade extended to Dublin and Milton. Dr. Gordon lectured on Six Cylinder Living and Shooting the Goal. the Victory Girls provided music, and McGregor’s oratory was praised as strong. The issue discusses planned speakers, including Dr. Frank Curtis Pay on Masters of Destiny, and remarks on the prominence of Kentuckian oratory.
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Lincoln Chautauqua
School House Park
Dublin
Milton
J.C. Foster
Victory Girls
Dr. Gordon
McGregor
Lexington Daily Leader
Thomas B. McGregor
MacGregor
Blue Grass State
Om B. McGregor
Maysvilla
McGregor Ia
Frank Curtis Pay
Missouri
Bay
Jacksonburg Items Public Sale Aught? and Local Visits
Karl Wickersham will hold a public sale September 2. Hugh Fagan operates a straw baler for the season. Ed Sceates plans to serve melons. Elmer McGrew and family return from a lakes trip. Wm Draper of Muncie visits relatives. Walter Fagan and daughter of Hagerstown spend Sunday with parents. James Underwood visits his brother in Indianapolis hospital. Mrs Joe Brooks camping at Glen Miller park and attends the chautauqua. George Myers family and Amos Lanner visit Isaiah Howard in Muncie. Ruth Gladfelder returns to Hagerstown after summer with Geo Myers. A A Lindley and wife to Nipton for their son Lawrence returning from Traverse City, Mich. Joe Blose family and Martha Spitler with Frank Worl return from Lake Webster.
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Karl Wickersham
Hugh Fagan
Wm. Draper
Muncie
Joe Brooks
Glen Miller Park
George Myers
Amos Lanneré
Isaiah Howard
Munele
Mies Ruth Gladfelder
Mra. Geo. Myere
Hageratown
John Condo
Moline
Ira
John
Ira. McMahan
Burlington Railroad
Mittie Hebble
Vern DeHays
Rector
U. 13
Rugby
G. BH. McKee
Glen Miller
Horace Ellebarger
Indianapolis
Alpheus Huddleston
Germantown Items Highlight Births News and Visits
A son born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Ross Sowers east of Milton is noted along with Fran Harris returning from navy service including time in France Cuba and Panama. Local events recount visits, church services, reunions, and social gatherings including Rebekah initiation and a train collision incident affecting the Condo family.
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Auburn
Saturday Evening Post
Ross Sowers
Milton
Fran Harris
Navy
France
Cuba
Panama
Mrs Scates and Irene visit Green Wall kin at Wis
Mr and Mrs Scates and daughter Irene and Mrs Joe Boroughs with daughter Esther travel from Green Wall Wisconsin to visit Mrs Scates' parents. Mr and Mrs Wo Wilson host dinner for Rev Livengood and family Mrs Oliver Morae Mr and Mrs John Walters and Mr and Mrs Raymond Craig.
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Mra
Ed. Scates
Irene
Joe Boroughs
Esther
Green Wall
Wis
Mrs
Scates
Wo. Wilson
Buuday
Rev. Livengood
Oliver Morae
John Walters
Raymond Craig
Mendenhall and kin visit in Richmond area
Sunday afternoon visits included Mark Mendenhall and Mrs. Eliasbeth Moore with daughter Vivian staying a few days. Rev Crider conducted Mrs. Garner’s funeral in Monroe, and Mrs Crider is a Garner relative. Various relatives and locals are noted with social and club activities, harp study, and a brief piece on Gypsy language origins.
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Mark Mendenhall
Capt. Kidd Lived Near Pearl Street Site
The notorious Captain Kidd lived about two centuries ago in a house once located where 119 121 Pearl Street in New York City now stands.
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Kidd
Capt. Kidd
Pearl Street
New York City
Water Volumes and Optimistic Thought Spotlighted
The article notes the earth’s surface holds about 515 million cubic miles of water and interjects a hopeful theme about sunbeams dispelling suspense, reflecting a blend of scientific estimate and uplifting outlook.
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