Busy Presbyterian Week Promises Community Events
Calendar notes from a historical Presbyterian community listing afternoon library club meetings and evening circles. Includes Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Bethe gatherings, social dinners for Mrs Jones, upcoming stitchery sessions, and a week of church receptions, fairs, and a Thimble Party hosted by Mrs Snyder with multiple helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historical C Club
Home Study Circle
Jacobs
Seth Snyder
Istrict
The
Presbyterian Church
Matthew Bethe
John Miller
Jones
H. B. Hay
Busy Bees
Mamie Graham
Nell Abicht
New Century Club
Carl Herbig
Presbyterian’ Sharch
Will Ay
Res
Mills
Katherine
Snyder
Irma Coe
Ruth Coe
Elsie Severns
Abbey Wood
Helen Tempie
Gertrude Brown
Local Personal Notes From Area Communities
Mr and Mrs Frank Fuhr departed Sunday for a short visit in Alliance. Squire M W Wimmer spent Sunday with relatives in Dresden. Frank Wisenburg was a Franklin Station guest Sunday. Mrs Martha Kirkpatrick and daughter Mildred with J L Kirk and Byron returned home after visiting relatives in Birds Run. Mr and Mrs Ross Palmer and daughter Phyllis of Millersburg arrived to visit Mrs Palmer's father Thomas McSonell. Tom Quiley of Dennison was in town Saturday. George Smith hailed from Denison Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fuhr
Alliance
Squire M. W. Wimmer
Dresden
Frank Wisenburg
Franklin Station Friends
Martha Kirkpatrick
Mildred
J. L. Kirk
Master Byron
Birds Run
Ross’ Palmer
Phyllis
Millersburg
Palmer
Thomas McSoanell
Tom Quiiley
Dennison
George Smith
Den
Nison
Burns Gosser Open New Scientific Optical Room
Burns and Gosser have opened an optical room praised by leading physicians as perfect for eye examinations. Mr Burns with 25 years fitting glasses recently studied in Chicago using modern instruments to inspect blood vessels and the optical fundus. See them for headaches blind spells inflamed eyes or dim vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns & Gosser
Burns
Chicago
Local Residents See Visitors Across Area
Blanche Beatty from Zanesville holidaying with Elizabeth Johnson of Orchard Street. David Van Kennel of Warsaw visits brother Marion in the city. F A Gilmore and wife visit Gilmore parents near Conesville. Emme Dawson visits Mary Kreider in Conesville. Leroy and Everett Dawson of Franklin Station spend weekend with cousin Willis Dawson. Mrs Okey and daughter and Mrs Warner and daughter of Cambridge visit Pomerene family. D D Boyd visit John Hamilton family at Fresno. John Eckert returns to Fiat after visiting relatives. Madeline Martter resumes work at Bell Telephone after illness. Myrtle Bramhall visits Newcomerstown. Sallie Madden returns from Wheeling. Lillie Madden returns from Sandyville funeral. W R Pomerene in Boston. Margaret Ames spends Sunday in Newark. T M Edmonston and Ida M Chase of Newark guests of Montgomerys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche’ Beatty
Zanesville
Mies Elizabeth Johnson
Orchard Street
David van Kennel
Warsaw
R. If. D. No
Marion
F.A. Gilmore
Franklin Station
Willis Dawson
Okey
Warner
Cambridge
William Pomerene
D. D. Boyd
John Hamilton
Fresno
John Eckert
Fiat
Madeline Martter
Bell Telephone Exchange
Myrtle Bramhall
Newcomerstown
Sallie ‘Madden
Wheeling
Lillie Madden
Sandyville
W. R. Pomerene
Boston
Margaret Ames
Newark
T.M. Edmonston
Ida M. Chase
T. L. Montgomery
Plans to regulate accountants in next legislature
The State Association of Accountants and the state board of commerce back a bill prepared by F B James of Cincinnati to license expert book inspectors. A three member commission including one lawyer would grant licenses. no practice without a license. Also notes a linen sale by the Dry Goods company and shoe shop ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Association of Accountants
State Board of Commerce
F. B. James
Cincinnati
Drunks with Guns Arrested in City Police Court
Mayor Rinner presided over a police court session Monday morning listing five intoxicated defendants. Frank Frederick was arrested by Chief Mapel on North Third Street with a shotgun and unconsumed whisky and was jailed for a hearing after sobering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinner
Frank Frederick
Mapel
North Third Street
Engineers Favor Sea Level Canal Across Panama
In Washington on November 20 the board of consulting engineers appointed by President Roosevelt recommended a sea level waterway across the Isthmus of Panama rather than a lock canal. Costs rise to about 200 million dollars and the project would need 15 years to complete. The group will meet in Brussels next January and submit its report to Congress via the canal commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Board of Consulting ‘Engineers
Roosevelt
Panama
Canal Commission
Congress
Brussels
Paris
Thanksgiving Excursion Fares From W L E Station
Excursion tickets go on sale November 29 and 30 with return December 4 at one and one third fare for round trips within 150 miles. Usual rates apply for students and teachers. W J Davies agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pointe
W. J. Davies
Death of Dt PASSES by Dt PASSES by Robert Graham
Robert Graham longtime Clark neighborhood resident dies at home after a brief illness pent monia caused his death. Born 1826 in Donegal Ireland he came to America at thirteen with his mother and siblings. He married twice first to Mary Ramsey in 1847 and then Maria Edwards in 1853. Surviving children include R A Graham Bellefontaine W T Graham Warsaw and H E Graham near Clark. other descendants listed. Funeral at his late residence Tuesday ten with burial in Clark Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Graham
Clark
Donegal
Ireland
America
Mary Ramsey
R. A. Graham
Bellefontaine
W. T. Graham
Warsaw
Ind
Maria Edwards
Nashville
F. E. Graham
Los Angeles
Cal
Belle Center
H. E. Graham
Iate
Presbyterian Cemetery
Woes to Skate Rage in City Championship Race
The ladies skating championship will be settled Tuesday night at the Park rink. A purse will go to the fastest woman in the city. The race covers fifteen laps equal to half a mile and two entries have already signed up. Open to all interested ladies, with several more expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rink
Exquisite Flor al Linen Designs and Bold Table Linen Sale
The catalog highlights new Flor al designs Roses Tulips Wild Roses Pansies Carnations Chrysanthemum and other patterns with bleached and unbleached linens. It promises the largest stock in towns of 50 000 to 100 000 people and guarantees all linen over 25 cents per yard is genuine linen or money back. A three day cash sale offers liberal prices with rare selection and urged early morning attendance.
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Presbyterian
District Three
M.S. Beebe
District One
District Two
Will Ayres
Ladies’ Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ferith
McManus
East Mainstreet
Mary McManus
Margaret O
Willie
Gsnnerty
Ella Conarty
Walker
Henry Battenstein
Frances
Frances Sweeney
Joseph L. ‘McDowell
Anna McManus
Helena McManus
John Ricketts
M. A. McConnell
Nellie Fisher
Columbus
Lucy Timms
Charles .S. M. Krumm
Bryden Road
Charles Lorenz
William Lorenz
Ed Boyd
Clyde Lorenz
Chili
F. Klein
Pearl
Frank Prous
Ruth
Lester Page
Helen
Coshocton
W. A. Jones
Delphos, C
Margaret Miller
East Main Street
John Young
Cliff Mirise
Freda Mirise
Alvin Limebaugh
J. Paul Mirise
W. A.jones
Delphos
rGace
Schol
W. H. Barner
South Sixth Street
Richard Carle
Tokio
Love
Bess Gamble
May Denman
Emma Williams
Wattie Williams
Nona Pocock
Margaret Harvey
Plainfield
Soy Choir
Walter Thompson
Grace Church
Thompson
Ompson
Www
RL Davis
Grace’ Church
Marie Graham
Ladies Aid Society
Epworth League
Ee Dry Goods Company
Walker & Lawrence
Jack London
Charmion Kittredge
Newton Town
Mary Emerson
F. E. Johnson
Will O’ the Wisp
Sixth Street
SW. Snyder
L. Wi Hall & Sons
New Cash Grocery
Main Street
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