Words of OEEP Appreciation Letter From Laura Skinner
Laura Skinner of New York writes to 8 B Lawrence in Washington praising Washington’s Home Coming and Home Week. She recalls Saratoga and Boston business trips and the strong ties among Washington friends, thanking the local association for making the event a success. She plans a Maine trip then hard work and asks to stay in touch with all members.
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Laura Skinner
New York City
B. Lawrence
Washington
Saratoga
Boston
New York
United States
Maine
Letter from Laura Skinner in 1909
Cordial closing from Laura Skinner dated August 23, 1909 expresses thanks and affection. The brief note emphasizes continued communication and warm regards.
Dapheum Tonight Program Highlights Aces and Singers
Four films headline the Dapheum show including Chinatown Slavery and The Adventures of a Keg and His First Girl and A Belated Meal. Other features include The Medicine Bottle and Jones and His New Neighbors plus Life on a French Training Ship. Miss Ver non sings Dixie Moon and Miss Rock performs I'll Be Your Little Girl with a duet How'd You Like to Spoon With Me. Evening showtimes are 7:00 and 8:15.
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Jones
Miss Vernon
Dixie Moon
Miss Rock
Orpheum
Local social notes from Hiramsburg to Columbus State Fair
Mr Hallie Campbell of Hiramsburg Ohio and Miss Grace Aston of Byenville left with Mrs KE Bell and family of North Tenth Street to attend the State Fair in Columbus. Campbell plans a visit with his brother in Cincinnati before returning. Mrs W R McPeek and Mr and Mrs Roy McPeek return from a few days at Quaker City. Miss Elizabeth Clancey of Cleveland vacationing with her mother Mrs Katherine Clancey of Westcomber Avenue.
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Hallie Campbell
Hiramsburg
Ohio
Miss Grace Aston
Byenville
KE. T. Bell
North Tenth Street
Columbus
Campbell
Cincinnati
W. R. McPeek
Roy McPeek
Quaker City
Londonderry Local Notes Highlight Change and Gatherings
Londonderry residents report Miss Mary Tribby’s return from Cambridge and dry goods move by C P Savers from Bendure to Hughes property. Schools open Monday August 30 in Londonderry township. Local visits include Robert Harding and wife to Marion Hyde, John Tedrick sawing for H H Masters, and G W Truxell purchasing Wm Morgan property to move in. Community events include a No 11 School House meeting, a Sunday School Convention at M E church with speaker C E Moore of Columbus Ohio, choir preparations, and a festival. John Vickers of Piedmont Ohio made a business call this week.
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Mary Tribby
Cambridge
C. P. Savers
Bendure
Hughes
Londonderry Township
Robert Harding
Marion Hyde
John Tedrick
H. H. Masters
G. W. Truxell
Wm. Morgan
Same
Mr. Morgan
John Vickers
Piedmont
Mrs McCormick Improves After Illness in Sewellsville
Mrs Rev W L McCormick, ill with fever at a relative's home in Sewellsville Ohio, is reported better today. Doctors hope to break the fever and have her able to leave soon.
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W. L. McCormick
Sewellsville
Cambridge Reports Attend Funeral and Family Visit
Mrs. Harry W. Amos and her son John William returned from Newark after visiting her parents. Mrs. Richard Storer of Zanesville attended the funeral of her cousin Dr. W. A. Leech in Cambridge on Monday.
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Harry W. Amos
John William
Newark
Richard Storer
Zanesville
Cambridge
W. A. Leech
Miss Buelah Nott Returns From Columbus House Party
Miss Buelah Nott of East Steuben ville avenue has returned from Columbus where she was a guest at a house party.
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Buelah Nott
East Steubenville Avenue
Columbus
Miss Costello Returns Home From Vacation
Miss Mary Costello and her mother Mrs. Katherine Clancey of Westcomber avenue had a month’s vacation and returned to Cleveland this morning.
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Mary Costello
Katherine Clancey
Westcomber Avenue
Cleveland
Circumstances Forge a Gambler’s Self at Saratoga Meeting
Pat Sheedy the Outlaw recounts how a chance meeting with Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia at Saratoga Springs led to a life lesson. He frames his path as a college of experience, contrasting his choices with the bishop’s, and recounts a hurtful charity story that shapes his view on what makes a man.
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Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Saratoga Springs
Pat Sheedy
Saratoga
Bishop
Michael Dillon
Pat
Cambridge 10 Adopts New City Hall Lease
Cambridge council approves a lease with Loan and Building Co for a remodeled city hall complex. The plan consolidates offices under one roof with updated facilities including two toilets, ventilation, gas, water, electrical wiring, and a rear stair to the city prison. Completion is expected mid December with city offices arranged around a front Board of Control and City Solicitor suite.
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Cambridge
Loan and Building Co
City Solicitor
Solicitors
New City Prison
S&y
Council Chamber
Central National Bank
Water Works Fund
W. A. Hunt
Supt. of Water Works
Spring Street
Finley Avenue
Dewey Avenue
Bratton, McBride
Erven
Blackburn
Peters
Campbell Avenue
Wills Creek
Peters, Erven and McBride
O. M. Hoge
Circumstances Make a Man What He Is Says Pat Sheedy
Pat Sheedy repeats that circumstances shape character and fate. He notes each person has their own gait and fate guiding them, citing fat as a destined concern and asserting he has never eaten more than a bird. The remark appears in the New York Journal.
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Pat Sheedy
New York Journal
Objections Stir Over Girl's Choice in Kansas City Journal
A dialogue from the Kansas City Journal notes that while the girl's father may object to the chosen partner, he typically refrains from voicing it, keeping a prudent stance amid social expectations and family dynamics.
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Kansas City Journal
Octogenarian Joseph Oliver Dies in Ohio Brother Survivors
W H Oliver announces the death of his brother Joseph Oliver aged 80 in N ionville Ohio on August 22. Born in Guernsey county, he grew to manhood there and moved to Athens county in 1856 where he remained. Survived by two sisters Maria Clipner of East Cambridge and Martha Hawkins of Wills township and brother W H Oliver. last of a nine-child family.
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W. H. Oliver
Joseph Oliver
Nionville
Ohio
Guernsey County
Athens County
County
Maria Clipner
East Cambridge
Martha Hawkins
Wills Township
W. H
Socialist Lecturer Frederick Strickland to Speak September 2
Minister and noted Socialist lecturer Frederick G. Strickland will speak at the corner of Seventh Street and Wheeling Avenue Tharsis day evening September 2. All ages urged to attend as he is well equipped on the subject of Socialism.
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Frederick G. Strickland
Seventh Street
Wheeling Avenue
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Dapheum
Mansfield
Canal
Dover
New Phila
Earth
Coco Cola Bottling CO
Elizabeth Clancey
Londonderry
Guernsey Steam Laundry
Cate
College of Experience
Pat Sheedy, the
Outlaw
Cambridge 10
Ohio State University
Boys Industrial School of Lancaster
Independent Packers
Thomas Minto
S. Eighth St
Farmers Hotel
W. M. Sherrard
Scio College
Peaine
Leas
R. Emory Beetham
Scio, Ohio
Orpheum Theatre
Bote
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