Everton News Highlights Social Visits And Local News
A. T. Beckett and daughter Catharine and Irwin Beckett and wife shared Thursday evening with Chas Kingery and family. Rolland Lake and wife Lafe Moore and family visited. Earl Banning and family spent Sunday with Clyde Piper and wife. A surprise visit to Rev Floyd drew many gifts. parsonage near completion. Mrs D W Moore visited Chas Kingery. Moore and Rolland Lake joined Ellis Lake to a Brookville stock sale. Moore bought a fine cow. Elizabeth Stanley of Liberty to speak at Everton M E Church December 11 and 12. Two small white pigs missing. notify Chas Kingery. Porker butchered since cold snap. Winter arrives with a forecast of continued cold.
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Rolland Lake
Lafe Moore
Earl Banning
Clyde Piper
Everton
D. W. Moore
Chas Kingery
Ellis Lake
Brookville
Mr. Moore
Elizabeth Stanley
Liberty
Everton M. E. Church
Walsh Home Burns In Everton Farm House Fire
A large farmhouse on the Walsh farm near Everton owned by John Walsh burned at about midnight Tuesday. Loss estimated at $2,000 with $700 insured. Fire blamed on an overheated stove or defective flue. Frank Walsh and sister Miss Anna were inside. W Williams of Laurel reports cattle stolen from his pasture last week and then found them the next day back in the pasture.
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Everton
Walsh
John Walsh
Frank Walsh
Miss Anna
Eo. W. Williams
Laurel
Laurel Review
Mr. Williams
Fire Destroys Walsh Family Building Overnight
Residents escaped with only scanty clothing as a bitter cold night set in after a building burst into roaring flames. Fire crews reported a heavy loss to the Walsh family and praised the occupants for surviving the blaze with their lives.
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Ened
Walsh
High School Notes Recap and Upcoming Events
Juniors held a class meeting on Tuesday. Lucretia Baily absent due to mother’s illness. Huldah Pepper entertained the Denodecium Club Friday. Basketball game Friday against Union City, admission 20 cents at H. S. Gym. Austin Thompson and wife visited last Tuesday. Juniors study Muca Ado and plan a spring production. Miss Torris in serious danger as of Wednesday. Six Senior girls to present Six Cups of Chocolate on Friday Dec 17 1909 with cast named. Hildebrand pupils perform Rip Van Winkle the same night. admission ten cents. H S orchestra to be present. Union City team to play H S Friday Dec 10 1909. lineups strong. Tickets from students or at door. game 7 45. All schools close Friday Dec 17 for two weeks vacation.
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Louise Lewis
Dave Wiker
Huldah Pepper
Gertrude Bucher
Gertrude Butcher
Louise McKee
Union City
Untrimmed hats offered at Emporium sale
Untrimmed hats priced at 95 cents each sold for 1.75 dollars to 275 dollars in a sale featuring felt and moire fabrics.
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Emporium
Church critique sparks debate on hypocrisy and faith
A reader denounces churches for hypocrites who act pious on Sundays yet worldly during the week. The piece argues most churchgoers stay true to doctrine, stressing that a strong church influence underpins education charity temperance and home life nationwide.
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A. T. Beckett
Catherine
Irwin Beckett
Chas. Kingery
Floyd
Lucretia Baily
Denodecium Club
H. S. Boys
Austin Thompson and
Bloomington
H. S
Torris Pist
Ohio State Journal
India
Phi
Standard Grocery Co
Central Avenue
Brussels
Orm
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