Governor Cox Campaign Activities and a Speeding Incident
The article describes Governor Cox's whirlwind campaign stops in Camp Perry and Wheeling with speeches and travel to Columbus, while a speeding violation in Jacktown triggers warrants and rumor of political plots. Adjutant General Layton disputes speeding claims, and various theories about the incident circulate, but no disaster to Cox is foreseen.
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Cox
Gov. Cox
Gov Cox
Camp Perry
Wheeling
West Virginia
Columbus
Jacktown
Licking County
Friends of
Layton
Jin
Peanut Politics Targeting Roosevelt Sparks Scrutiny
The article condemns Republican papers for calling Franklin Roosevelt "Frankie" as a contemptuous jab at the Democratic vice presidential candidate. It recalls 1912 taunts against Theodore Roosevelt and denounces the use of such slogans as an odious form of peanut politics.
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Franklin Roosevelt
Frankie
Sioux Falls
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Toledo Flood Disaster Floods City After Heavy Rain
The worst Toledo flood on record hit Monday forenoon after over four inches of rain. Streets turned to rivers flooding cellars and business rooms with losses estimated above one million dollars.
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Toledo
Question on throwing hand grenades at elders sparks debate
In a cryptic note from Stockholm, Tommy warns Tooqever that harming elders is wrong. The message, signed Sondage Nisse, raises questions about intent and safety.
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Tommy
Sondage Nisse
Stochholm
Merry Makers at Chautauqua program closes with acts
Wahams and Ada Roach announced for Jo Night program on Chautauqua closing day. The line up features musical numbers and character sketches designed as gloom chasers. Also appearing is Ruth Freemar violinist and dialect comedian.
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Semilla" Wahams
Ada Roach
Chautauqua
Ruth Freemar
Chautauqua Program Arrives in Carey This August
Redpath Chautauqua Bureau brings a week of talks concerts and dramatic programs to Carey from August 18 to 23. Children’s hours run mornings and afternoons with lectures and concerts nightly featuring Irene Stolofsky Harold Procter and White Hussars. Season tickets cost 2.20 for adults and 1.10 for children 8 to 14 with war tax included.
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Redpath Chautauqua Bureau
Carey
Irene Stolofsky
Booth Tarkington
Antonio
Beryl Buckley
Harold Procter
California
William Griffith Hill
White Hussars
Redpath Chautauqua Offers Wholesome Community Week
Offered at our Redpath Chautauqua a vacation from the rounds of work with delightful people who help keep us young and better to know. A week of wholesome, car free fun with neighbors and path folks featuring public entertainments, celebrity portrayals, impersonations, mimicry, and suspenseful humor. The program aims to promote goodwill, understanding, neighborly interest, and shared ideals as meetings convert a locality into a community.
Mother crafts thoughtful gift for Robert’s birthday
An earnest mother, aiming to teach thoughtfulness, makes Robert a snug cap and sweater for his birthday. He thanks her warmly and remarks she is very thinky, showing affection and learning in a tender family moment.
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Robert
Birthday surprises for Miss Savidge by Crawford M E Sunday
Mrs Alice Savidge receives a Bible and a social event from Ive Wives and Enterprise Class of Crawford M E Sunday school. Attendees include Savidge and many neighbors, with a social hour, ice cream cake and watermelon. Next meeting set for the fourth Thursday.
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Moppay
Alice Savidge
Crawford’ M. E
Surprise birthday for Mrs Effie Lee west of Carey
Last Friday evening the children and near relatives of Effie Lee of west of Carey held a surprise party. Ice cream and cake were served with attendees including Orvin Lee and Harold, Ray Lee and Loren, Elmer Oman and Byron, Howard Lee, Forest Cross and sons Leonard and Stonard, John Osman, and L W Copley and Dean Wisner.
Neighbors Honor Mrs Haford With Birthday Lunch
Monday evening neighbors gathered east of town to surprise Mrs. Josephine Haford for her birthday. They shared tran furters, salad, sandwiches, pickles, coffee, watermelon, ice cream and cake with many local families and friends.
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Josephine Haford
John Fox
Lewis Pahl
John Kohman
George Haford
John Fleck
Maria
Frank Ogg
Edith Beebe
Fred Beebe
Ray Beebe
Dinner honors R. H. Griffiths 43rd birthday
Mr and Mrs Arthur F Byers hosted a Sunday dinner for R. H. Griffiths 43rd birthday with guests R. Fr. Griffith and daughter Helen, Mr. Wm Patton, Mr. Joseph Cown, and Mr. Harry Iden. Tuesday six o'clock dinner welcomed Mr and Mrs Wm Pahl and family from Clay Street and Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Pahl of Toledo.
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Arthur F. Byers
R. H. Griffith
R. Fr. Griffith
Helen
Wm. Patton
Joseph Lcown
Harry Iden
Wm Pahl
Edmond
Leocadia
Clay St
Cletus Pahl
Toledo
American Legion invites dinner at Galt dining room
Karl Green Post No 344 announces a dinner this evening in the Galt dining room. Members will assemble at the library at 7 00 o'clock.
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Karl Green Post
American Legion
Galt
Twe
Mrs Howard Lee Hosts Dinner With Urbana Guests
Mrs and Mrs Howard Lee entertained at a Sunday dinner. Mrs E Lo Mowen and daughter Florence of Urbana attended. The Rebecca Lodge plans a pot Tuck supper Tuesday evening and urges everyone to attend.
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Howard Lee
E* Lo Mowen
Florence
Urbana
Rebecca Lodge
Haines Family Reunion Elects Officers at Carey Park
Saturday gathering of about 100 Haines family members at Carey park elected J. M ML. Haines of McCutchenville president, LCC Haines of Toledo secretary, and Mrs. S. B. Gillete treasurer. Next reunion set for the second Saturday in August at the park.
County picnic at Carey Park Friday August 27
The county union picnic will be held at Carey park Friday August 27. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. All unions are invited. Arrangements for the convention will be made and the Lakeside meeting report will be given.
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We C. T U
Carey Park
Harvey Wohlgamuth Quarantined for Smallpox
Harvey Wohlgamuth of Ridge Township was placed in quarantine on Wednesday due to suspected smallpox. Authorities confirmed the case and ordered isolation to prevent spread.
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Harvey Wohlgamuth
Ridge Township
Origin and spread of the Chautauqua Institution
The Chautauqua movement began in 1874 at Lake Chautauqua New York under Bishop John H. Vincent. It grew from Sunday school work to a broad program with lectures recreation and eight week courses. The movement expanded to circuit Chautauquas across the United States with many notable lecturers and entertainers.
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John H. Vincent
Amp
Chastauava
Chautauqua County
New York
Chautanqua
N. Y
Vrader Pedrath Management
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