Local Ad Roundup From Fostoria Rug Man Page
Local notices highlight George Montague in Tiffin Tuesday with spring millinery at Miss Hader and Mrs V A Miller. Ads promote Golden Bantam corn at The New Pharmacy and Mother's Pride Bread at Bon Ton. Also named are Pieraccini ice cream service, W E Hall Toledo visits, and Easter cards at The 5 and 10c Store.
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Fostoria Rug Man
George W. Montague
H. A. Kear
J. M. Harrison
Toledo
V. A
Miller's
Isaac Johnson
Jack Greno
Roy
John Semler
Findlay
John Shireman
John MecGuire
Pieraccini & Son
Y U
R. S. Bowers
Wooster
John McGuire
H. W. Coddington
Roanoke
Virginia
George Wolfrum
Y. A. Miller
Board of Affairs
Water Works
Rader
Bon Ton
Times
Pieraccini’s
Frank Galbroner
Columbus
Minnie Neidig
Upper Sandusky
Joe Myers
Rozella
Kenton
Rose Orians
Carey
Grace Chapel
Fostoria
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Blose
Urbana
Amos Bixby
G. R. Pennington
Father Victor
St. Peter’s Church
V.A. Miller
J. D. Carothers
Arthur Berry
Three Rivers
Mich
Local society notes and moves around town
Wonder moved to town on Tuesday and Oscar Wentling took residence at the H C Wonder farm. Mrs. Thrall of Marysville plans a short visit next week with Carey friends. Mrs. Shireman visited Findlay and H Jacobs family relocate from Texas to east of Lowell. Frank Shelley family from Detroit visits. they plan to settle in Mt. Vernon while relatives stay longer.
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Samuel J. Black
S. B. Gillett
Sycamore
Sle
V. A. Miller’s
Rachar Block
Dunlap
Bon Ton
Harvey GC
Wonder
New Pharmacy
Blanche Pittman
Columbus
Henry B
Hale
Upper Sandusky
Avas
Oscar Wentling
H.C. Wonder Farm
Trotman
Lena
L. G. Thrall
Marysville
Carey
John Shireman
John Semler
Findlay
O. H. Jacobs
Texas
Lowell
Bon Ton Bakery
Gelty ’Y
Pieraccini’ Bive
Hugh
Ritter
Frank Shelley
Elizabeth
Marjorie
Detroit
Mr. Shelley
Mt. Vernon
Eastern Star Anniversary Observed by Chapters in Crawford
The Chapter of the Eastern Star marks its tenth anniversary with the Sycamore and McCutchenville chapters in attendance and other guests. Eva J. Penn of Washington D H as worthy grand matron will inspect the chapter and grand chaplain Mary Spaythe of McCutchenville will attend. A program and banquet follow the regular work. Past Worthy Grand Patron W J Newhard prepared a history of the chapter. On Wednesday the Eastern 26 Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eastern Star
Sycamore
McCutchenville
Eva J. Penn
Washington D. H
Mary Spaythe
W. J. Newhard
Crawford
Annual Agricultural Exhibit at Crawford Township School
The second annual Agricultural Exhibit will be held at Snyder's Opera House on Saturday March 22 starting at 9:00. Admission is free with over one hundred premiums in Baking Sewing Canned Goods Farm Products Compositions Apparatus and Home Garden productions. In forenoon the 7th and 8th graders will test milk samples with a school milk tester. A program at 2 p.m. features Music Ridge Quartette Invocation by Rev. W. J. Hagerman Address on Agriculture by Hon. H. L. Gall and a Piano Solo.
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Crawford Town
Snyder
Avith
Ridge Quartette
W. J. Hagerman
H.L. Gall
What the Eyebrows Tell Us
Eyebrows reveal character traits. Arched brows signal a weak changeable nature. Meeting brows indicate a bad temper and jealousy. A wide space suggests generosity and good temper. Dark brows imply passion but inconsistent love, while lighter brows indicate a weak disposition.
Dinner Guests List From Mrs. Jacob Herl's Sunday Event
Sunday gathering hosted by Mrs. Jacob Herl included her granddaughter Miss Ewe and guests Mr. Ellam Pregrex of Cargy, Mr. Piesler, Misca, Dean of Alvada, Mrs. C M Hemmerley, Charles, Mrs. J L Blinna, and Pearl Herbert of Fostoria.
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Jacob ‘Herl
Ewe
Ellam
Pregrex
Cargy
Piesler
Agtian
Misca
Alvada
C. M. Hemmerley
Charles
J. L. Blinna
Pearl Herbert
Fostoria
Reading cost cuts club in Ne city
Two clubs in Ne city aim to reduce reading costs. One group of women collects cents from members and sends best magazines to a hospital. A second club buys new books for all members and uses a lottery to distribute one title per person.
Frightened Camp Fire Tour Describes Odd Woods Scene
Fragmentary description recalls decayed woods and "fox fire" used as a camp fire. The fire died in the night causing alarm among sleepers who mistook glowing embers for multiple coals, scattering fragments as they awoke in fear.
Take His Away
A French savant claims six times more lung capacity than needed. The text then pivots to ask about the artist and a slide trombone.
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Florence Mick
E. H. Gillett
Topeka
Kansas
Delaware County
Mr. Gillett
Herbert Newhard
Caroline
George Laird
James Ogg
Daleth McKinnon
Prairie Depot
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Consolation Church
St. Mary’s Hall
Fred Hall
Willie Kloppfer
Charley Clinger
la Verge
Luella Culler
V. A. Miller
Vance St
Johnson & Miller
Solomon Krupp
Tiffin
Carey City
Newhard Bros
Micthlabr US
Stern & UO
Copyflehr
Mtrhuris, Steen & Oo
Monarch and Arrow
Hildren
Hart Schwaffner
B.marx
Clothers & Furnishers Care
Ohio
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