Pioneer Picnic and Community Notes Chronicle
Correspondence covers Pioneer Picnic plans for June 12 and local visits. Names include Mrs. Mattie Peasmaker of Tiffin and Grace Presler visiting Carey, with several local families hosting and attending gatherings and Sunday School events across McCutlentville and Sycamore. Florid mentions of health, hospital, and high school commencement accompany the social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sye
Grace Presler
Carey
Nicholas Sopher, Jr
James,Green
Perry Presler
McCutetlenville
Arthur Ruehte
Sand
Charles Spitlar
Near
Ochtee
Lizzie Borer
Sandusky City
Arthur Smuitholand
Jess Hall
Marion Mullholand
Chares Hall
Bea Fristoe
Tiffin
G. W. Pnnington
Seneca Townhip
Reformed Church
Dave Stalter
Sycamore
James Pennington
Frank Badger
Danters
Ruth
Martha
Bndpoets
Morsday
de Fritz
Lakeland
Bucyrus Hospital
Roy Simpson
Robert Walton
Ghillicothe
Camp
Vern Powell
Mt Cory
Byron Powell
Sycamore High School
Powell
John
Beech Grove Pioneer Picnic and Visits Noted
Local notes record the Beech Grove Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 2 and visits by Mrs Mary Shane to Mr and Mrs Joseph Shane. Several Sunday visits are listed including Corine Kimmel to Roy Platt and Searl Brashares to UWugh Brashares, with other households hosting guests across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Mary Shane
Joseph Shane
Addison Hickle
Frank Shatter
Corine Kimmel
Roy Platt
Searl Brashares
Uwugh Brashares
Decoration Day Observances Noted in Woodsdale Community
The Woodsdale column records visitors and social visits across Carey, Findlay, and nearby towns. Notable mentions include Rev Shimgr from Carey, Mr Carl Treece on business to Findlay, and multiple families visiting friends and relatives during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shimgr
Carey
Carl Treece
Findlay
William Fatherton
Selen
Marjorie Treece
Frank Milley
Mico
Albert Hagerman
Oy Jacobs Jrr
WP. Miller
van- Ine
HP Miller
Unclear OCR Abridged Note on Local Visits
Readable lines show Misses Lessie sderfer and Wanda Hofferin traveling Monday with Kathryn Badger. mentions of Mor ARA FA. damaged text obscures full context and names. article appears as a fragmented society note from a local newspaper.
Fragmentary quotation cited by Louisville Courier item
The readable portions show a disputed diplomatic note about a refusal to sour warbeke and a threat of punishment. Names and clear facts are sparse due to garbled text. The snippet signals a historical dispute but lacks verifiable dates or participants.
Ohio counties vie for $10000 Barre memorial shaft
The Ohio War Savings Committee offers each county a chance to win a Barre granite victory memorial shaft worth ten thousand dollars. The county with the highest War Savings Stamp per capita sales in 1919 during June to August earns the monument to be dedicated on Labor Day with Governor Cox speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio War Savings Committee
James M Cox
Old Round Ohio Rainbow Division
Barre Quarriers’ and Manufacturers’ Association
Barre
Vermont
Ohio Women Expected to Break All Records in War Stamp Drive
Dorothy Mae Burrell state director says Ohio women will lead a county canvass for the War Savings Stamp drive beginning June 10. The effort, titled Women’s Drive On Wednesday, aims to boost sales with wide participation from women and men nationwide in support of the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Dorothy Mae Burrell
Ohio War Savings Committee
Woden
Ohio Wonen
Out of Love Club Promotes Salvation Army Aid
The Out of Love Club, a unique Salvation Army supported group, admits only women who have shown good conduct after hospital or home care. Members pledge to uphold friendliness and home spirit, dress modestly, avoid gossip, and risk suspension for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Salvation Army Corps
Salvation Arm
Salusafun
Canwign
Ring Fingers and Their Traditional Roles in Jewelry
The third finger of the left hand is the engagement and wedding ring finger, known as the ring finger. Rings may also be worn on the little fingers of each hand in some traditions.
Fragmented OCR Letter Notes on School Scrip and Stamps
The text fragment references a school panel and War Savings Stamps. It mentions a late note about a grant and a possible end of month award, with garbled phrases suggesting discussion of funds, fees, and student or pupil matters.
Local Market Prices Sketchy Cattle and Grain Notes
A fragmented market snippet shows cattle and calves trading with reference to sheep lambs and wheat price lines. Mentions corn per bushel and eggs, cream and poultry items such as chickens and turkeys, with unclear dealer annotations and figures. The garbled text indicates a Thursday morning market update from local dealers.
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Adrian
Mattie Peasmaker
Rel
Paul Haines
Bucyrus
Neil Haines
Kent “Ewing
Katherine
John Sander
Fostoria
Emmett Ewing
D. Miller
Robert and
Warner
Clarence Miller
Toledo
William Presler
Miller
Ladies Aid Society
Joe Siirp
Tucy Dible
Almt Lawhead
Joe Sharp
Mary Knowlton
Arthur Milholand
Caplain
Lucy Dible
Arthur Millcoland
Beech Grove
Tarley Clark
Wiliam Rickie
Laird Me
Carl Hunter
AM. Chares Cale
Jamil Ceol
Vies adoMer
Me Stanners
Monaes
Wooourd
Des Weolte
Cole Tad Fe
Cimiver
Qenty Cole
Apa -Curtis
Pio
Ores
Grace Steyplas
Pindh
Woodsdale
Mdia Meitill
Mabel Wonder
Lewis L.nepiper
Wap. Moore
Weasley Thomas and Family
Galle
Cranson
Thomas
Vas Warry Aroehert
Ars Olinabeth Roote
Lester’ Sonding
Deve Coys
Vail
Leo Ocauiuhres
Op Miller
A. Limdiss
Kaiddav
Samuel LeMoit
Derest Miller
Amd
VeeRmd Wow
Eocbach
Vile
Tuant
Dean Wleaneer
McPadlard Lara
Drevs
McCorga
Magdd Wes Slcmm
Finersy
Seyfav
Hert Gas Reed Family
Necuch
Manmnure
Coedie
Lessie
Emis Sderfer
Wanda Hofferin
Viss
Kathryn Badger
Mara FA
Louisvile
Ashlcnd County
Awvand County
al Ois Ag
Ashiado County
PVG
Jackson Coast
OUT OF Love” Club
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Dolly Dillon
Dolly
Dicks Deveritt
Ghickens
New Keller
Kentucky
Hisylvania
Spruce Fork
W. H. Snyder
Eveready
Fois
Eveready Service
Tvs
Ed Servicestanon
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