Grace Chapel Social Highlights at the Shaw Home
Miss Jessie Shaw and Vernie Snyder guests at Newton and N. Shaw home. Illness notes include Mrs Billa Snyder improving and Newton Shaw slowly recovering from pneumonia. Local visits by families Wickiser Stroub and Benjamin occur across Carey Mt. Blanchard and Wharton areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Shaw
Vernie Snyder
N. Shaw
Billa Snyder
Near Findlay
Charles Hill
Minerva Hunter
Carey
G. Stroub
Hazel
Routsman
Flarry Wickiser
Mt. Blanchard
Roy Wickiser
Rev. G. Bartlebaugh
Wharton
Newton Shaw
Nellie Benjamin
Carrie Shaw
Orville Stroub
Chas. Shaw
Mra
Cora Wickiser
Ridge Center Visitors From Mt. Blanchard and Nearby
Earl Morehart family and Thomas Robison group visited Mt. Blanchard residents on Sunday. Local social calls included Misses Tung Didrick Thatcher and the Bachar and Thatcher households. Benjamin Eshelman, recently sick, died Sunday night and was buried in Bellevue after funeral at home Tuesday.
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Earl Morehart
Raynd Ralph
Mt. Blanchard
Jacob Bachar
Family Sunday
Thomas Robison
Russell
Charles Robison
A. F. Nye
Garnet
Floday
Grace Tung
Mae Didrick
Basie Thatcher
Laura Thatcher
Jonathan Bachar
John Kloppfer
Dora Bachar
Hseie Thatcher
Benjamin Eshelman
Bellevue
SocialVisits Across Maple Avenue In Careys Area
Maple Avenue hosts include Mr and Mrs C Schrote with sons Paul and Lian visiting L F Fenstermaker. Mr and Mrs W C Anderson entertained. Starl Davia and Howard, W Binley with Howard Herald and Marie from Carey visited others. R Hart traveled to Findlay on business. Watt and Davis called on Carey. Fenstermaker and Musgrave hosted and Mary Fenstermaker returned from a week with her brother F Fenster maker. Grace Anderson visited Carey and W Anderson called on Vanlue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Fenstermaker
Paul
V.S. Musgrave
Mary Fenstermaker
Mr . F. Fenstermaker
New Turkish Sultan Replaces Abdul Hamid II
Mohammed Rechad Effendi becomes the thirty fifth sultan of Turkey succeeding Abdul Hamid II. Born in Constantinople in 1844 he is the younger brother of the deposed ruler and has four children. Gorky and His Admirers. Maxim Gorky has faced danger yet remains undaunted in the face of hostile reception in America and Russia.
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Turkey
Mohammed Rechad Effendi
Abdul Hamid [II
Ottoman Empire
Constantinople
Rechad
Rumer-Hilm Effendi
Refia
Abdul Hamid
Yildiz
Mohammed V
Gorky
Maxim Gorky
America
Moscow
Venus of Milo
New Head of D A R Named in Illinois
Mrs Matthew T Scott of Illinois is named president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution after years as a leading member and former vice president general. She is widow of a coal mine owner and resides in Bloomington with a esteemed reputation. Mrs Adlai B Stevenson, a past president, is her sister. Mrs Charles S Bromwell, wife of Colonel.
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Matthew T. Scott
Illinois
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bloomington
Adlairb. Stevenson
Society
Charles S. Bromwell
Notable Ancestry Traced in Mrs Scott’s Lineage
Bromwell, once a White House figure, and Mrs Day Vrooman are her daughters. Mrs Scott’s lineage includes Augustine Warner, great great grandfather of George Washington, with her mother descending from the Green family prominent in Virginia and Kentucky.
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Bromwell
White House
Day Vrooman
Scott
Augustine Warner
George Washington
United States
Green
Virginia
Kentucky
Hats and Milliners Struggle with Bills and Demands
A milliner describes a letter from a wife boasting of her husband's rapid rise from poverty to wealth. She requests three hats and five bonnets in lively colors with blue flowers, green, pink, and other features, insists on fit measurements, and promises payment within five days if satisfied. The note highlights pressures on small fashion shops amid mounting bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy
Jane
Lucy
Curly Hair and Jury Obstinacy Tale From New Orleans
A New Orleans Times-Democrat joke claims curly headed men become obstinate jurors. A lawyer argues hair color predicts disagreement, citing vanity and charm as factors. The tale concludes that lawyers worldwide recognize jurors with curly hair would never cooperate.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Swede in Kansas Claims Queen of Sweden Pays Him
In central Kansas a Swede working at a house admits an income from the queen of Sweden for minding his own business. The daughter confronts his drinking and spending, urging him to support his wife by earning more and spending less. The exchange ends with the Swede continuing his odd jobs.
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Kansas
Sweden
Kansas City Journal
The Troubles of a French Academician
A newly elected member of the French Academy must deliver a harangue. The director administers the oath and the address, often beginning with thanks, then praising a predecessor. Irony arises as the historian exalts rival authors or political foes.
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Jenanne Maliret
Atlantic
Ancient Derricks From Europe’s Early 15th Century Foundries
The article describes some of the oldest derricks still in use. It cites three examples built in Germany: two at Trie in 1413 and one at Andernach in 1554. All share a common A frame design with a central swinging main boom and movable cap. Load handling uses crossbars, a pan bearing cap, and tread-wheeled chain lifting.
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Trie
Germany
Andernach
Wagner to the Musicians Advocates Quiet Fortissimo
A brief excerpt from Neumann’s Personal Recollections recalls Wagner’s tip to orchestras to soften fortissimo. He urged musicians not to take his extreme marking too literally and to balance loud and soft playing for the soloist on stage.
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Wagner
Neumann
Got Even. A Louisville Courier Journal Quote
A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt presents a defiant remark about refusing to be “a sister to another man.” The speaker recalls a previous “brotherly advice” encounter that delivered unpalatable truths and asserts independence.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Diplomat Questioned Over Truthfulness in Praise
A Detroit Free Press cartoon caption questions a diplomat's reliability as friends commend his judgment, implying skepticism about honesty amid flattery.
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Detroit Free Press
Distressed Words From A Latin Proverb
An old Latin proverb appears to caution about the reliability of sworn statements and personal oaths, suggesting that truthfulness is tied to the speaker’s own reckoning. The phrase echoes themes of honesty and trust.
Justice at Last Brings Heath Family Reunion
Horatio Heath, a stingy farmer, nearly dies when a bank collapse traps him. A brave child, Lucy Heath, rescues him and alerts the train crew. During his recovery he learns Lucy is Everett’s daughter, and Horatio decides to share his wealth with his brother’s bereaved family, ending years of harshness.
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Everett
Hannah
Horation Heath
Adler
Meadow Station
Heath
Horatio Heath
Lucy Heath
Horptio Heath
Shuter Outsmarts Highway Robber During North England Coach Ride
In a northern England city during late coaching days, the popular factor Shuter rode a stage with an old gentleman. A highwayman halted them and demanded money. The old man slept while Shuter refused to pay, eliciting the robber’s curses as Shuter kept his shilling and laughed at the incident.
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Paul
Shuter
England
African lions described as senescent hunters in Kirkland’s text
Miss Kirkland’s book on Africa notes that old lions attack humans because they can no longer catch agile antelopes. She describes age as weakening their prey pursuit yet still driving them to pounce on unwary people.
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Miss Kirkland
Africa
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