Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family Ties
The column records visits and hospitality among area residents. Annie Black of Peebles stayed with cousin Harriet Ayres for several days. George Campbell and sister Mrs. John Ad also hosted relatives, while George Smith returned to Columbus after a short stay. Mrs. George Disque visited her aunt Miss Kate Lemmon in Terrace Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sity
Annie Black
Peebles
Harriet Ayres
Thomas Campbell
George Campbell
John
Queen City
George ‘Smith
Columbus
George Disque
Kate Lemmon
Terrace Park
Elmwood Place Social Roundup Local Visitors and Events
Mrs Fredricks visiting in Indianapolis with daughter Mrs Owens. Miss Lillie Hubing returns from Jake Wells Musical Comedy for the summer. Mrs Dan OBrien hosts a July Catholic church benefit supper and dance. Miss Creda Simms leaves for sister Mrs Fryer Spencerville Ohio. Mr Adam Sommers hosts dinner for Mr Robert Little. Presbyterian Sunday school picnic planned at Burnet woods July 24. Miss Anna May Donders and Miss Rose O Neal depart for Lima Ohio. Miss Elsie Chapman visits aunt Mrs Margaret Chapman en route to Michigan. Mr Emil Heun home on furlough from the United States Navy. Misses Mary and Sybelle Smith guests of Mrs Douglas McLay. Mrs T Hughes hosts Sunshine Buchre club. winners named. Misses Filla and Ruth Wied guests of Miss Alma. Bolo club hosted by Mira George Hare. trophies to Mr and Mrs George Hare, Mr and Mrs Val Knech, Mr and Mrs Harry Ketcham. Mr J B Kline Jr of Columbus visiting parents on Oak Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredricks
Indianpolis
Owens
Lillie Hubing
Jake Wells
Dan O’brien
Creda. Simms
C. Fryer
Spencerville
Ohio
Adam Sommers
Robert Little
Presbyterian Sunday School
Burnet Woods
Anna May Donders
Rose O’neal
Carthage
Lima
Elsie Chapman
Indian Hill
Margaret Chapman
Elsie
Michigan
Emil Heun
United States Navy
Mary
Sybelle Smith
Blen Ayre
Scotland
Douglas McLay
T. Hughes
Sunshine Buchre
Mesdames Laache
Doekman
Parker
Knech
Giese
Filla
Ruth Wied
Filorence
Ale
Pleasant Ridge Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
George Browne returns home from Wooster to Pleasant Ridge to visit his parents. Mr and Mrs C W Gellers of New York have been visiting sister Mrs N G Benner. J B Durrells have been chap eroning a river camping party. Gus L Rainey leaves for Winona ke for summer. Hoyes home returns from a Mast visit. Mrs Adolph Raine and children visit Baltimore. Mrs Polly of Dayton visits mother Mrs Caldwell Ridge Avenue. Mrs Simon and children visit sister Mrs Simmermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Browne
Wooster
C. W. Gellers
New York
N. G. Benner
J. B. Durrell
Gus l L. Rainey
Winonaleke
Hoyss Shhome
Mast
Adolph Raine
Baltimore
Polly of Dayton
Mra Caldwell
Ridge Avenue
Simon
Mra Simmermen
Local Social Notes From The City And Vicinity
Dr and Mrs W Henry have gone to Put in Bay for several weeks. Mrs Charlies Harwood of Huntington visited with Mr and Mrs J Gregori. Mr and Mrs James Wall spend weeks in Denver and Colorado Springs. Madeline Mattox left to visit Miss Irma Christina in Indianapolis. Rev and Mrs W S Rader guests of relatives in Morgantown Indiana. Mr and Mrs J H Martin entertain mother from Brookville Indiana. Mr and Mrs A Lanks and family returned from visit with H Kirsch in Greenvect Kentucky. Mary McMullen entertained primary department at Sunnyside Sunday School. Flora Bledsoe and Frank Hubbard married at Covington Kentucky. They will reside here. Clara Nolte entertained in honor of Clara and Agnes Windhorst of Seymour. Lyman Winn of Pittsburgh visiting with his parents Mr and Mrs W Winn. Inez Cobb hosted Tri Kappes. Mrs Margaret Wymond and Mrs Buzsa Noble of Louisville occupy summer home on Manchester Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wall
Denver
Colorado Springs
Mise Madeline Mattox
Irma Christina
Indiemnapolis
Rader
Morgantown
Ind
J. H. Martin
Brookville
A. Lanks
H. Kirsch
Gomevect
Marry McMullen
M. EL
Sunnyside
Flora Bledsoe
Frank Hubbarth
Covington
Clara Nolte
Clara
Agnes Windhorst
Seymour
Lyman Winn
Pittsburg
W. Winn
Inez Cobb
Margaret Wymond
Mra Buzsa Noble
Louisville
Manchester Avenue
Emila Geult
Baltimore
Heasler
Eugene Agger
Baby Agger
New York
Charles Hart
Memphis
Tenn
Harold Longley
Epworth Heights
Alma Springmier
Miss Bartlett
Harry Bevis
Buffalo
Canada
Andrew Gleason
Herbert Bridge
Rochester
N. Y
G. A. Morrison
Michigan
Edward Bevis
Mise Geraldine
Chicago
Exnite Herbdrich
R. W. Riley
Irene
Community Gossip From Erlanger Socials and Visits
Mrs. Charles Taylor and daughter Mrs. Jack Chackleford of Courtland Alabama visited Erlanger en route to New Mrs. William Brunner of Covington. Covington guests Dr. Gare Buckner and son with Mrs. William Henry Buckner on Lexington pike. Harris and Smith honored by Baptist church ladies. Elizabeth Ute visiting grandfather T. N. Rogers in Carrollton. Mrs. Elizabeth Bedinger from Phoenix with cousin Mrs. R. J. Scott. E. B. Terrill spent weekend in Home City with Kayser family. Mrs. John I. Taylor visiting Agnes McVean at Grants Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Taylor
Jack Chackleford
Courtland
Ala
William Brunner
Covington
Edwin Tilford Gale
the Beeches
Gare Buckner
Owensboro
William Henry Buckner
Lexington Pike
David Cox Fee
John 8
Keene
Austin
Tex
Visi Fils
Carte Blackerby
Home Street
Harris and
Smith
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Elizabeth Ute
Upper Erlanger Road
T. N. Rogers
Carrollton
Elizabeth Bedinger
Phoenix, Ariz
R. J. Scott
Commonwealth Avenue
E. B. Terrill
Home City
California social event and travel notes
In California the Jy. C. U. A. M. hosts an ice cream social at the Rhode orchard. Brice Pursell visits Chicago for a week. Mrs. W. H. Mathews departs for Kansas to visit sister Mrs. Parker, former Parker's grove owner now at Coney Island. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Parker visit their son in Madisonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Orchard
Brice Pursell
Chicago
W. H. Mathews
Kansas
Parker
Parker's Grove
Coney Island
W. A. Parker
Madisonville
Milford Social Notes Include Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Louise Mullen and grandchildren Elizabeth Stevens and Morris Rogers visit relatives in Georgetown Kentucky. Mr and Mrs Phillip G Queat of Mitchell Kentucky guest of Mr and Mrs John W Lloyd. H L Jones enjoy days at Epworth Heights. Jeane Ganford and Virginia Lloyd attend a party hosted by Cicely Lloyd in Terrace Park. Harriet W Belt visits Mrs M T Musselman of Maysville Kentucky. Charles Balzhiser with George Rogers in Williamsburg. Mrs Elbert H B Tudor and Melissa end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mullen
Elizabeth Stevens
Morris Rogers
Tre
Georgetown
Phillip
Mitchell, Ky
H. L. Jones
Epworth Heights
Jeane Ganford
Virginia Lloyd
Cicely Lloyd
Terrace Park
Harriet W. Belt
M. T. Musselman
Maysville, Ky
Charles Balzhiser
George Rogers
Williamsburg
Elbert EH. Tudor
Melissa End
Miss Bradstreet Follows Family Footsteps In Athletics
Miss Bradstreet daughter of E P Bradstreet a founder and former president of the Cincinnati Gymnasium attends Oberlin studying physical culture. She will teach at Inwood Park during vacation upon its completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bradstreet
E. P. Bradstreet
Cincinnati Gymnasium
Oberlin College
Inwood Park
Guests attend card party at Miss Florence Pell’s home
Ann Tudor was among the guests at a Saturday afternoon card party hosted by Miss Florence Pell on Price Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Tudor
Florence Pell
Price Hill
Social notes from Evanston and area gatherings
Evanston residents Mr. and Mrs. Fielders return from a six week visit to Chicago and Michigan. Mrs. Harrison and children visit Massillon guests of Mrs. Boutelle for about a month. Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred King spent last week at Cedar Point. Kinseys to Georgian Bay for two weeks. Walker couple to Camp Algonac Michigan for two weeks. Edna Betscher hosts a slumber party for Edna Berk. Gomino club meets at Mrs. Hartman. King hosts dinner for Mrs. Melville of Kalamazoo. Irma Juzek visits Edna Betscher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fielders
Hudson Avenue
Chicago
Michigan
T. B. Harrison
Robert and
James
Massillon
Boutelle
J. Fred King
Cedar Point
Kinsey
Stacy Avenue
Georgian Bay
George D. Walker
Camp Algonac
Mich
Edna Betscher
Edna Berk
Seven Mile
William Hartman
Gomino Club
Melville
Kalamazco
Irma Juzek
Mount Auburn
LATONIA social notes travel and visits
Mrs. George Coleman of Golding street left for Chicago Monday to visit relatives. Mr. Albert Carlton and Mrs. Glenn Avenue Dinmore Park were guests in Hilliston Kentucky last week. Gene and Charles Honaker of Louisville hosted by the Walter Burtons in Franklin street. Samuel Cotterill left to join his wife in Hwing Kentucky. Mrs. Lillian Jaeger of Pike and Golding streets went to Buffalo New York to join her husband. Philip Hartin of Southern avenue returned home Tuesday from a Detroit visit. Mrs. Mason Parker, previously with Mrs. John Schmid in Indianapolis, returned to Park Avenue Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coleman
Golding Street
Chicago
Albert Carlton
Glenn Avenue
Dinmore Park
Hilliston
Gene Ani
Charles Honaker
Louisville
Walter Burton
Franklin Street
Samuel Cotterill
Cotteriill
Cotterill
Hwing
Kentucky
Lillian Jaeger
Pike and Golding Streets
Jaeger
Buffalo
N. Y
Pillip Hartin
Southern Avenue
Tueday
Detroit
Mason 0. Parker
John Schmid
Indianapolis
Park Avenue
Carthage Tennis Club Ladies Host Social Evening
The Thagewooda Tennis club hosted a dinner and court dancing for members and guests. Attendees included Misses Marie Kohstal Elsie Norden and others with Mrs Easton Dr Merriman and Dr Waybel among hosts. The Ladies Aid plans an Afternoon Delight on July 2 at Mrs Lucy Curtis home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thagewooda Tennis Club
Marie Kohstal
Elsie Norden
New York
Elizabeth
Laura
Jessie Birch
Edith Kruse
Blanche Brenen
Giasys
Greta Sgaffin
Hazel Hammel
Alma Brendel
Jemmie Russel
Lena Busam
Mesdames Easton
Merriman
B. Bell
Waybel
Celia Matra
St. Louis
Ladies’ Aid
Carthage Christian Church
Lucy Curtis
Main Avenue
Owens
Lemon
Lexington
Barbee
Carter
Roanoke
Mallory
Sadieville
H. Crane
Marshall
New York City
Agnes Petty
Eisie Nordon
Marie Kohlstall
Carthage
Richards
Third Street
Hartpences to Miami Valley Chautauqua Absence Two Weeks
Mrs. Walter Hartpence and Mr. Hartpence plan a two week absence attending the Miami Valley Chautauqua. Social visits include Miss Mary White of Fort Thomas Ky and Miss Minnie Groover of Georgia. Various locals hosted guests through the week, with travel to New Baltimore Ga and West Baden Ind noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hartpence
Miami Valley
Hila Hodson
Dayton, O
Louis Brockman
Los Angeles
Cal
L. C. Hawk
Elizabeth Bevis
New Baltimore
Mart Sater
Ernest D. McCafferty
Bessie Bowles
Chautauqua
W. A. Axbyth
West Baden
Ind
Social guests visit North Hyde Park and Columbus residents
North Hyde Park Oakley hosts Mr and Mrs Charles Kinney of Columbus to meet Prof John Yoakley and sister Mrs Gunn. George Barnum visits Mrs Swarts of Dayton for two weeks. Mr and Mrs R G Piper returned from their bridal trip East and Atlantic City. They stay at Walsh home on Ehan Avenue for the summer. Mr and Mrs Louis Rett of Columbus return home after visiting Mr and Mrs C H Reinehast and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kinney
Columbus
John Yoakley
Gunn
George Barnum
Swarts
Dayton
R. G. Piper
Laicile Seymour
Atlantic City
Walsh
Ehan Avenue
Louis Rett
C. H. Réeinhast
Mies
Rose Wamacks visits with Mildred Reif and locals
Rose Wamacks returns home with them for a visit with Mildred Reif. Miss Lettie Kinkead hosted Sixth District teachers at a garden party with Prof. J. F. Haner and other guests. Luella Mason and cousins entertained by relatives in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wamacks
Mildred Reif
Lettie Kinkead
J. F. Haner
8. Ryan
P. van Horn
Krone
Lanfield
Brisher
Beachmann
Schwartz
Sigman
Lavelle
Murphy
Getz
Aman
Grebner
Kinkead
Barry
Middletown
D. K. Mason
Henry Cordes
New Richmond
Hartwell Social Notes From Local Residents
Miss Gabie Raine left Saturday for a visit in New York and Baltimore. Dr and Mrs Ghatwell H Raff and children returned from a lake trip. Mrs George H Taylor and children are home from Piqua. Mr and Mrs Charles R Hedrick left to visit Celina relatives. Miss Mattie Lee and Sadie May Featherston returned to Lexington after visiting Mrs James P Dickerson. Mrs Aurelia Blackburn visits her daughter in Milton. Mrs Donald Kohr and children guests of Mrs Elisabeth Raine. Mrs J B Breese entertained in honor of Daisy Hammond of Dayton. Mrs Albert Vogel visits Yates family in Wayne Avenue. Mrs A L Pope returned from Cynthiana. Mrs J H Barry returned from Elyria after visiting Mrs Walter G Parker. Mrs Clara Parker to entertain Five Hundred club Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabie Raine
New York City
Baltimore
Ghatwell H. Raff
George H. Taylor
Piqua
Charles R. Hedrick
Section Avenue
Celina
Mattie Lee
Sadie May Featherston
Lexington
James P. Dickerson
Oak Avenue
Aurelia Blackburn
Warren
Milton
Ohio
Donald Kohr
Dayton
Hilisabeth Raine
Park Avenue
J. B. Breese
North Crescent Avenue
Daisy Hammond
Albert Vogel
Louisville
Terrace Park Guests and Visits Across Ohio and Idaho
Miss Margery Lyon and Miss Naomi Jones visited Terrace Park in Ohio with Mr. Carr Schwartz of Cumminsville. Canoeing on the Miami featured activities. Several Idaho and Ohio residents paid social calls, including Aphia Robinson, Margaret Kellen, Ashly Green, Cecelia Snyder, Rose Frith, Elizabeth Iuen, Harriet Gegner, and Amelia Connell visiting relatives and friends in Blanchester, Harrison, Barnton, and Glendale. Mrs. EB Wahking and daughter Dorothy hosted guests from Louisville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Lyon
Edenton
Naomi Jones
Blanchester
Carr Schwartz
Northside
Cummineville
Guy Startsman
Miami
Aphia Robinson
Margaret Kellen
Nampa
Idaho
Strubbles
Bellvilles
Ashly Green
Cecelia Snyder
Barton
Clermont County
Rose Frith
Elizabeth Iuen
Harriet M. Gegner
Laura C. Brickley
Harrison, Q
Carl Schwarts
Cumminsville
Naomia Jones
Amelia Connell
Glendale
Charles Gegner
EB. Wahking
Dorothy
Louisville
William Traxel
Wisie
Irene
Thuswelda
John M. Leaf
Oskamp
Miamiville
Social notes from Delhi and Sayler Park informally mixed
Mrs Percy Gibson of Sayler Park hosts a porch party on Friday morning while Mrs William Flinchpargh keeps open house for guests including Mrs Wingerter and granddaughters Ruth and Esther Brieling. Numerous relatives visit Indiana farms Greensburg and Walnut Hills as travel and temporary relocations fill the summer scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Gibson
Sayler Park
William Flinchpargh
Wingerter
Ruth
Esther Brieling
Northside
Gordon E. Jones
Master Paul
Brownsville
Helen Clark
Greensburg
Ind
Isabelle Barrett
Ruth Beekman
Leonard
Indiana
Alfred Betters
Norwood, C
Harry Grade
Margeret Mauch
Louisville
Home City
Clinton Merrill
Weinut Hills
Delhi
Misa Margeret Wilson
Gan M
Walnut Bhfils
James B.” Matson
Sgayler Park
New York
Washington, D. C
Frank Bummings
Theresa Dodt
Cincinnati
Howard Bender
Jett
Walnut Hills
Margeret Kennedy
Bayter Park
Westwood
Joe Gelwicks
Social notes from Mount Pleasant and nearby towns
The column lists visitors and hosts across towns including Hamilton Ohio Madisonville Mount Pleasant Blue Grass Avenue and Port Huron. Individuals named include Fred Weyer Vera McVay Maud Dennison Richmond Ferris Iva Flannigan Mary Baumgartner and Cheries A Thomes with gatherings at Magnolia Cottage Chautauqua and Atlantic City and several business trips and summer visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yele College
Fred Weyer
New York
Amelia Holshauer
Mise Davis
Maud Dennison
Hamilton
Mies Vera McVay
Mins Gin Rust
Dia- Madisonville
David Devies
Magnolia Cottage
Chautauqua
Atlantic City
M. Ponaldeon
Frank McHenry
Canada
Arwin Frey
Nomwood
Richmond Ferris
Mount Pleasant
Clarice George
Blue Grass Avenue
Dayton
H. BH
DeCamp
Mvans
Port Huron
Mioch
Misay Mary Baumgartner
Chautaparedig
Cheriés A. Thomes
Sarah Flannigan
Thorntown
Ind
Iva Fannigan
Mount Pleasant Avenue
Joan F. Opp
South
W. R. Bond
Katherine Kavanaugh
Ohio
Jessie Schriver
Highlands
W.W. W. Ware
Henry Frank
Brooksville
J. L. Clark
College Hill Notes of Local Social Moves
Mrs. Frederick Keam plans to leave her Belmont avenue home to live with her mother Mrs. Henry Oskamp in Avondale. Mrs. Wicheter of New Orleans visits Mrs. Norman. Mr. and Mrs. Hammond Avery and children will spend the summer at Snow Island. Mrs. John R. Davy and daughter Miss Roberta of Clearwater, Florida, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gheets. Sydney Carter of Chicago visits Mrs. Edward Henshew, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. William Dunbar of Terrace Park stay with Mrs. Henry Bowmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Keam
Belmont Avenue
Henry Oskamp
Avondale
Wicheter
New Orleans
Norman
Hammond Avery
Snow Island
John R. Davy
Roberta
Clearwater
Fla
Gheets
Sydney Carter
Chicago
Edward Henshew
William Dunbar
Terrace Park
Henry Bowmen
Madeira Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs O H Hiatt visits Greenville relatives. Mrs Robert Foster Sr returns to Lucasville after three weeks here. Mrs Wallace Oakley and children visit Mrs M Fisher in Camargo pike. Miss Liszie Gardner from Florida stays with the Bean family in Miami avenue. The Atkins relocate to a new home on Plainville road and Stony lane. D H Holbrook visits Epworth Heights relatives near Loveland. Millard Karr of Bessemer, Ala visits Murdock family in Euclid avenue. J J Dones of New Holland visits the Druces. Mrs Ray Jackson visits Bran chester. Myra McConnaughey visits Hillsboro relatives. Mrs Frank Dunkle and daughter from Boswell, Ind., visit home folks. Stanley Maxfield visits relatives in Butler, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hiatt
Charlies Fellers
Greenville
Robert Foster
Lucasville
Wallace Oakley
Oakley, O
M. Fisher
Camargo Pike
Liszie Gardner
Florida
Bean
Miami
Euclid Avenue
J. J. Dones
New Holand
the Druces
Ray Jackson
Rachel Mann
Branchester
J. B. Mann
Myra McConnaughey
Hillsboro
Bond Hill Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Robert Laidlaw hosted a Bond Hill gathering with guests from New York Richmond Ind and Rochester among others. Several residents plan summer visits to Baltimore Michigan and Chicago while others enjoyed vacations to Buffalo Canada Epworth Heights and from Memphis to Price Hill.
Summer Resorts Special Correspondence
Atlantic City July 15 This summer the shore crowds have settled into seashore pastimes with embroidery on piers and hotel porches. Women of all ages engage in fancy work, enough to supply a per capita amount of lace and lingerie for every woman at the shore, attracting attention from men watching their needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Seabed Boom Draws Fishermen And Motorists
The coast hosts fleets with purge nets, stocking millions of fish for hotels while irate fishermen press federal authorities beyond the three mile limit. Boardwalk nights glow cool as women veil in capes, and hundreds of autos arrive daily for weekend outings. Patrolmen identify bathers by suit texture. a Lost Bather bureau is mooted. Notables from Dayton and Cincinnati attend inns like Windsor, Monticello, Poinsetta, and Clarendon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Frey
Sherlock Holmes
Lost Children
H. J. Edwards
Dayton
Windsor
Cincinnati
Monticello
C. V. Jagmuth
Poinsetta
T. J. Wintlock
Cleveland
Clarendon
C. H. Hungerford
Borton
J. Slack
N. Jones
Wiltshire
H. Hitchens
Granda Atlantic
Elmer Boos
Clifford Boos
William M. Allen
Seaside Social Scene Grows For Asbury Park Summer
Asbury Park hosts a week of social events at hotels with card parties musicales and tennis contests. Big houses host full dress hops as Deal Lake carnival plans a water pageant with state military officials on duty. Queen Titania will be revealed at the water pageant. The town reports large families in town, reinforcing its claim as a premier family resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Carnival Association
Titania
Asbury
Bay View Guests Gather for Summer at Bay View Michigan
Ohio visitors and regional residents attend the enlarged and redecorated Bay View house in Bay View Michigan. Guests include Sands Buttterfield Welch Duncan Webb Gatewood Prewitt Brooke De Forrest Kirby Ingersoll and other Cincinnati Louisville Covington Columbus notables. The summer university and assembly open as the resort embraces boat ing bathing and fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Bay View
Mich
Bay View House
George T. Sands
Jean Butterfield
Sorni
Cincinnati
Charles H. Welch
Athens
J. W. Duncan
Evansville
Ind
M. M. Webb
Louisville
John M. Gatewood
A. G. Prewitt
Mount Sterling
Brooke
C. W. de Forrest
Covington
G. C. Ingersoll
Columbus
Howard House
University
Assembly
Bay
Harbor Point Guests Return for Summer Season
Harbor Point Michigan entries note Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hopkins of Cincinnati spending July at their cottage. The Gamble family summer home Tree Tops opens for visitors as Harbor Point association president Mr. Gamble welcomes friends. Rev G N Eastman and Mrs Eastman join guests Miss Carrie Eastman among Cincinnati visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Harbor Point
Mich
L. J. Hopkins
Cincinnati
Gamble
Harbor Point Association
Otis H. Fisk
G. N. Eastman
Carrie Eastman
Cape May Sees Record Holiday Crowds
Cape May New Jersey reports unusually large summer crowds with heavy traffic on the boardwalk and a record number of automobiles over the holiday weekend. The Ocean Boulevard project completion is noted for expanding seaside travel. Mermaid, the steam yacht owned by J S Bellevue of Philadelphia, is described as 185 feet long and 28 feet beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Cape May
N. J
Ocean Boulevard
Tts
Poe Po
Mermaid
Js W. Bellevue
Philadelphia
Canthrox shampoo and home skin care instructions
A reader shares home remedies for hair and scalp care including a canthrox shampoo made with one teaspoonful in hot water, plus a simple cold cream and dandruff tonic. The advice touts low cost and at home preparation, noting canthrox cleanses the scalp, softens hair, relieves itching, and keeps skin moist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almoro
Elsie J
Hisse J
Beauty Tips Promoted For Eyes And Complexion
Annie G and Belle R advise bright clear eyes through a tonic dissolving crystal in water and applying drops to relieve redness and inflammation. Helen N notes alternatives to face powder, praising washes as a popular aid to beauty despite cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie G
Belle R
Helen N
Harbor Entry Heralds Record Seafaring Activity
A seven foot entry marked by the Cape May harbor shows the largest boat this season. The Cape May School of Agriculture opened with a record enrollment near 200 in its third year. A party of four logged 76 weak fish in an hour and half, another catch 240. Government harbor improvements push deeper water, with the 135 footer Mermaid drawing seven to eight feet as large yachts begin to gather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape May School of Agriculture, Industrial Art and Science
Mount Clemens welcomes many guests to Hotel Medea
Mount Clemens Michigan July 16 many visitors from Cincinnati Sandusky Cleveland and elsewhere stay at Hotel Medea. A long guest list includes Louis F. Ahlers Dr John G. Williams Miss Ethel B. Allen C. W. Sadler and numerous other travelers from Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
MT. Clemens
Mich
Mount Clemens
Michigan
Medea
Cincinnati
Louis F. Ahlers
John G. Williams
Ethel B. Allen
C. W. Sadler
Sandusky
John S. Nelly
C. L Jones
BE. T. Bush
Marie Gurchard
Pauline Moffatt
H. E. Price
F. A. MacDonald and Son
C. R. Taylor
B. A. Jordan
O. L. Gilmore
H. N. Doddridge
Huntington
W. Va
J. M. Allen
Decatur
Ill
J. W. Crawford
Dixon
W. J. Probasco
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Axel Levendorf
Aurora
Charles BH. Paul
W. W. Rathbun
C. T. Bently
J. Phillips
Petoskey Sees Strong Summer Season After Fourth Carnival
Petoskey Mich July 16 Hotels and cottages show signs of a long season after a successful Fourth carnival. New guests arrive from Cleveland Youngstown Cincinnati Toledo Peru Marion Owensboro and more at the New Arlington Cushman House Hotel Perry and Petrie House on a buoyant summer week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Petoskey
Mich
New Arlington
F. J Wadsworth
H. i Seymour
Cleveland
C. R. Rowe
Youngstown
Cushman
H. M. Chaffee
L. Steinfels
BE. L. Williams
Virginia Williams
A. Dryer
Cincinnati
C. D. Wood
H. Kaufman
Toledo
W. L. Altschel
Child
Peru
Ind
John P. Knepper
Marion
Wequetonsing Welcomes Summer Festivities and New Additions
Wequetonsing Michigan hosts the season with dances and plans for a german masque ball and a fancy dress party. Golf links gain six acres and two new holes. Notables Mrs. Charles D Jones, Mrs. Frank Jones, Mrs. T W Graydon, Dr Rachford, and Billy Woodrow open cottages or join the festivities as the season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Wequetonesbing
Mich
Wequetonsing
Gayety
Wegue
Charles D. Jones
Cincinnati
Stone Croft
Frank Jones
T. W.graydon
Billy Woodrow
Rachford
Walloon Lake Bright With Early Season Colors
Walloon Lake Michigan July 16 The lake and summer colony show fresh beauty with decorated flags and bright boats. The Tourist operates daily with plans to share ferry service next week. Pearl K Scott from Toledo registers at New Walloon. New cottage owners M O Burchett and J Jeoo of Columbus Indiana plan to settle for the season along with several families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Walloon Lake
Mich
Walloon
Misa Pearl K. Scott
Toledo
New
M. O. Burchett
J. Je Oo
Columbus
Ind
Phason
Weight loss tip and headache note from 19th century column
A reader advice snippet suggests using parnous in hot water as a flesh reducer with a daily dose of one tablet and regular exercise. It also mentions a brisk walk in the street as a remedy for a common headache, attributed to G. R. as a familiar tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate R
Mott Chosen Executive Secretary for Federal Council
John R. Mott, eminent leader in the International Men’s Christian Association, is named to head the new Federation of Churches in America. The plan unites 29 large Protestant denominations with 17 000 000 members to focus on public affairs and social issues while avoiding creedal debate.
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John R. Mott
International Men’s Christian Association
Pos
Churches of Chin America
United Denominations
Federation of Churches
Philadelphia
Federal Council
Tual
Federation
National Federation
Mott
New Movement
John W. Perkins
Mr. Mott
Fragmentary Baltimore Health Ad Promises Cure
An incomplete Baltimore display asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures misery and illness for women. The readable fragment hints at relief after suffering.
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Elmwood Place
Pleasant Ridge
Erlanger
California
Milford
Evanston
Latonia
Harrison
North Hyde Park
Oakley
Hartwell
Fern Bank
Magnerit
Wyremina
Augian
Mra
Kershaw
Seyler Par
College Hill
Madeira
Bond Hill
Robert Laidlaw
C. A. Matthewson
Will Fos@ick
Nine Temmell
Richmond
Kiphart
Martinsville
Mae Dean
Charlotte Montgomery
Dawson Woodward
Herbert Jenny
Charles Stucky
Munele
Ethel Atkins
Arthur Riggs
Mary Hill
Wilmington
William Riddle
Five Hundred Club
Lockland
Ike
Secretary of Federal
Lydia E. Piham
Compal
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