Africa Letters From Mary L Gillam Muhlenberg Mission
Mary L Gillam writes from Muhlenberg Mission, Girls School Liberia describing daily life, school work, and mission work. She notes teaching arithmetic geography and physiology, a hospital build progresses, and the Willing Workers support Bible gifts. Mary shares church life in Monrovia, family news, and asks for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie’ Powell
Muhlenberg
Monrovia
Liberia
Whith
Jennie Larmenth
Laura Gillam
Carey
Suussion
Nussiah Work Mina
Mign Powell
Mary
Rare Orator R Jones Address at Chautauqua 1920
Rare Type of Orator R Jones delivers The Cree of Democracy at Chautauqua for its second night. The speaker excites audiences with vivid gems and rich illustrations, lifting interest in literature and personal growth among young men and women. August 18 1920 Carey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Jones
Granville Jones
Chautanqua
Carey
Local Deaths and Court News From Hancock Area
Mrs Mary E Shaw of Delaware township died last Friday at age 33 and was a member of the Mr Blanchard M E church. Rebecca Sheriff’s divorce bid was denied by Judge Duncan as her stated motive was to marry near Arlington. A plant accident killed Frank Brown after an assault at the Treitcher plant. Henry Algire of Toledo seeks to remove two sisters from the county home. A rabies quarantine is set for a bull dog bite case. Findlay faces a damage suit over a drowning at Blue Waters quarry. court overrules demurrer. Local housing initiative promises forty new homes funded by business leaders with buy now terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sgiris
Juntheran
Rey Buchanan
Jesus
Andys
Esther
Monrovia
Muhlenberg
Jennie
Mary”.E. Shaw
Delaware Township
Blanchard M. E. Chirch
Rebecca Sheriff
Duncan
Arlington
Franklin Brown
Treitcher
Ruth Penning On
Tussiffy
Rector Avenue
Healys
Pasteur Institute
Chicago—Courier
Buckeye-Ditcher
H. S. Worthington
Frank Brown
Our City
Findlay
Charles Minard
Blue Waters
W. F. Duncan
Minard
J. C. Bitler
Dorsey
Courier
Chamber of Commerce
Public Auction of Shuman Farm in Wyandot County Ohio
In pursuance of a Common Pleas Court order the Shuman farm in Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio will be sold at public auction September 4 1920 at 2 PM on the West Door of the Court House Upper Sandusky. The half acre more or less property lies three miles northwest of Carey between Keller and Shuman Roads near Findlay Road. Appraised at 862 50 with payments 1/3 cash 1/3 in one year and 1/3 in two years secured by mortgage. Robert J Stoody administrator of Elizabeth Shuman Deceased Carey and Hall Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Wyandot County
Ohio
West Doon
Upper Sandusky
Wyandot
Crawford Township
Crawford and
Ridge
Said
Crawfordwnship
Bitgee
William Shuman
Crawford
Shuman
Carey
Keller Road
Shuman Road
Findlay Road
Rebecca J. Stoodyv Anarar
Elizabeth ‘Shuman
Carey and Hall
Reunions Planned for Park with Date Clusters
A list of family and group reunions scheduled at the park shows many dates clustered on August 7 14 17 18 19 and 21 with several on August 25 26 and 28 and early September. Officials request checking the list and contacting the park to adjust dates if needed to prevent overcrowding of tables and playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Eam
Brown
Stoll
Reynolds-McCracken
Crawford Township
Poverty Run
Nitrauer
Zahn
Abraham Brown
Haines
Searfess
Hill
Fox
Yambert
Iblé-Phillips
Herbert
Livingston
Bachar
Adelsperger
Wa'd-Baker
Tink
Hile
Putman
Evans
Baughman and Smith
Young and
C. T UL
Hunter-Gibson
Crist
Emerine
Wagner
Reuble
Schoenberger
Stl O V.I
Yentzer
Oo Enders
Notice of Sale Crawford Ridge School District
Sealed proposals will be received at the Clerk of the Board of Education office at 7:00 p.m. on Wednesday August 11 for the purchase of the Martin school house in the district. The board reserves the bell, the blackboard and all furniture. Terms cash. Right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board. Hosea Tong, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Crawford- Ridge
Martin
Hosea Tong
Intolerance as a civic fault in public discourse
A reflective note on intolerance and forbearance, arguing that few men are truly mean but many display intolerance toward others. It cautions that human decisions are temporary and liable to change under the stern law of compensation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Africa
Tam
Hetle
Laura E Gillam
Muhlenberg Mission
Corima
Mary L
Jennie Powell
America
Sute
Bove
Hove
Miss Keenig
Hanover
Kansas
Mary Kk Latrun P
St Paul
Henry Algire
Toledo
Amanda
Elizabeth
Park
Wruirhy
Wheolesale Distributors
Erie Food Products Co., Inc
Sandusky, Ohio
Poland
Big Four Farms
Sycamore, Ohio
Milum & Ellis
Edison Shop
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Edison
Albert Spalding
Guarnerius
Carl Flesch
Stradivarius
Phon
Henry Hadley
Spalding
The
Ewing Drug Co
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