Victory Class Social at Grace Anderson Home
Twenty two members of the Victory Class of the Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a social evening at the home of Grace Anderson. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Ralph Heck Mrs Forest Baker and Mrs Saxton Heck. Mrs Howard Heck conducted the devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible Class
Methodist Sunday School
George Ash
W. L. Lindsay
J. A. Smith
Ash
Clem Alsparh
T. W. McClure
Viola Tyson
Grace Anderson
Ralph Heck
Forest Baker
Saxton Heck
Howard Heck
Ruffing couple hosts sixth wedding anniversary dinner
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ruffing entertained Tuesday evening at six o'clock with a dinner celebrating their sixth wedding anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs M J Ruffing and son Ira and Mr and Mrs Albert Adelsperger and son Kenneth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Ruffing
M. J. Ruffing
Ira
Albert Adelsperger
Kenneth
Social sessions and family visits noted around local parish and clubs
Our Lady of Consolation Branch 38 hosts a social at 7 30 Thursday June 14 in the parish hall. Priscilla Club guests include Mrs Harry Harris Malta Mrs Randall Tuttle Spencer Iowa and Mrs H H Heck. Visits include Bloom and Wildermuth party at Katie Redman home. T R C Club met with Mrs Kohmann guests Mrs Clarence Thome and Miss Rosa Stiner. Next meeting with Mrs Michael Yost. Elmer Wonder hosts guests including Hemmerley Rife and Lulu Snyder.
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Guy Greer
Frank Bees
J. R. Eyestone
Harley Clark
St. Patrick’s Church
Dorothy Farley
Harry Box
Carey
Ohio
Pride
Valley
Mary Farley
Chicago
James Farley
William A. Cummings
Joseph Phelan
Collet
Fair Mount
Anna and
Louise Brandt
Lenora’ Egan
Eliza‘peth Riordas
Eileen Nelson
Helen *Hennebry
Rose’ Doolin
Edith Keegah
Charles Fox
Selera
Leo Fox
William Cummings
B. L. Cummings
Patrick Cummings
John J. Cummings
M. W. Keegan
Peter Farley
William Weldon
Terrence Murray
Anna
Richmond Weldon
Fred Schmidt
Margaret Fallon
Margaret Mundt
Alcie O’donnell
James Cumings
Our Lady of Consolation Branch No. 38
C. K. of O
D. C. Henry
Priscilla Club
Harry Harris
Malta
Randall Tuttle
Spencer
Iowa
H. H. Heck
City
Charles Bloom
Wildermuth
Amber
Marion
Katie Redman
Jack Updegraft
J. J. Kohmann
Clarence Thome
Rosa Stiner
Michael Yost
Elmer Wonder
Charles Hemmerley
C. Rife
Fostoria
Lulu Snyder
Friendship Must Be Blind
A wry reflection defines friendship as knowing one’s flaws and still staying loyal. The piece contrasts true understanding with generosity, suggesting a friend accepts imperfections without judgment.
Mrs Zahn Dies After Second Stroke at Home
Mollie Garn Zahn, about 50, dies after a second paralytic stroke. She had earlier recovered from a stroke that struck over a year ago and could do housework. She lost consciousness Wednesday and died around 5 AM. She leaves husband William Zahn and son Norman, plus several brothers and sisters.
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Wm. Zahn
Mollie Garn
Norman
Early Struggles Build Grit and Future Worth
An analysis of how hardship and early life challenges shape character and future success. The text argues that difficult circumstances foster endurance, discipline, and habits that propel individuals toward achievement, with wealth not always signaling potential.
Long Wear to Rubbers Through Tissue Cushioning
A half inch layer of tissue paper crushed into the heel cushions rubber soles and reduces wear. The paper forms a protective cushion under the hard heel, extending the life of rubber footwear.
Local youth in critical condition amid spinal tuberculosis
John Squier, at his parents home on South street, lies in critical condition with spinal tuberculosis and partial paralysis. Vanlue garment workers, about a dozen women and girls, now ride a specially purchased motor bus to and from work each day.
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John Squier
Mrs
O. W. Squier
South Street
Vanlue
Not Like Other Girls Not Like Other Girls
A reflective tale describes Elsie Davis, a convent-spirited woman who shuns flirtation, reads poetry under an apple tree, and resists social norms. She influences Florence Keith and Middleton. Elsie’s quiet resolve leads to a secret engagement and elopement with Middleton after Florence’s failed match.
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Pich
Elsie Davis
Middleton
Elsie
Rowell
Florence Keith
Young Rowell
Florence
Joe Briggs
Miss Keith
Philadelphia
Utah
Young Middleton
Boston
Mike
Size of an Atom Artwork by Sir Oliver Lodge Lecture
Sir Oliver Lodge spoke before the Royal Society in London comparing atom size. He noted a single drop of sea water contains 50,000,000 atoms of gold, a fraction of a grain per ton, and 100,000,000 atoms would be visible with the best microscope.
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Royal Society
Londor
Oliver Lodge
Glowing vegetable worms reported in mines abroad
A scientist Shrman praises vegetable glow worms seen on walls and crevices in Swedish mines. In Bohemia caves, illumination by this glow is noted, with Pipson citing attempts to render English texts readable by glow.
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Shrman
Bohemia
Pipson
Cent and Penny definitions across currencies
The article explains that a cent is one hundredth of a dollar, while a penny is a bronze English coin worth a twelfth of a shilling and commonly valued at two US cents. It notes the interchangeability of cent and penny in everyday speech, despite differing metal and unit relations.
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United States
Absent Moses Excused by Mother Illness
A New York teacher received a note from a Boston Daily Transcript edition asking to excuse Moses from a day of school absence. The message explains Moses missed class because his mother was ill and he remained at home to care for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
New York
Boston Evening Transcript
Loot String Rifts Over Recurrent Harp Insight
A wry line from the Boston Transcript notes how a persistent complaint from a woman unsettles harmony, likening it to a lute’s repeated string causing a rift. The quotation underscores social friction and domestic melodrama with sharp humor.
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Boston Transcript
Telephone Call Indicator Using Paper and Carbon
A brief home demonstration explains placing paper between bell and clapper to leave a carbon mark, indicating if the telephone rang while absent.
Candy Craving Claims United States Tops World
A historical remark proclaims Americans eat more candy than any other people, with the United States described as the greatest candy eaters in the world according to the source text.
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United States
Iron Sands Put to Good Use on New Zealand Shores
Cast iron of excellent quality is being produced from iron sands along New Zealand shores. The coast spans over 100 miles with millions of tons available, and only in recent years has it begun to be utilized.
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New Zealand
World’s Islands Cover Seventeen Times Earth’s Circumference
A fragment notes that the islands of the world combine for a total length exceeding seventeen times the earth’s equatorial circumference. The statement reflects a historical measure of geographic landform extent.
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Harry Fox
J. T. Club
Dorcas Bible
The
Lemont
Optimist News
C. K
O. Social
Priscillas
T. R. C. Club
Aluminum
Cy’s Dutch Mill Coffee
Simonis
Clara Delafield
R. L. Patterson
Carey Auto Top CO
Schofield Shop
N. Patterson St
Maxwell Touring Car
Russell Doppler
Bright
Frederick
Carey Battery Co
G. W. Croker
S. Muncie Street
E. North Street
Findlay Street
Clay Street
J. A. Fox
GC. A. Carpenter
J. A. Immele
Tiffin
W. J. Baker
High Street
C.J. Fox
Southward
S. C
Ancona
Eugene Baughman
the Times
H. B. Keller
Findlay Savings & Loan Co
South Main Street
Henry Davis
C. M. Beard
See
Standard Oil Company
An, Ohio Corporation
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