Florence Crittenton League Managers Meet Tonight
Society notes report a 7 o'clock meeting of the Florence Crittenton League board of managers. Other items mention district five Presbyterian and Grace church circle meetings, a New Dancing School opening next Tuesday, and a Fortes ball dancing academy led by the City Harp Orchestra and George Bock Jr. A busy social calendar includes a thimble bee, a band concert fundraiser for uniforms, and a forthcoming Mae Moscoe and James D. Snedecker wedding.
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Florence Crittenton League
The
Presbyterian Church
City Harp Orchestra
George Bock, Jr
Fortes Ball
Bock
Braun
Pittsburg
Local residents noted in brief personal items
J Fredway traveled to Columbus yesterday. Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell returned to Delaware after a ten day visit with Mrs Campbell s father J R Maple. Frank Pomerene was in Columbus yesterday. Mr and Mrs Albert Walker went to Columbus yesterday. Mr and Mrs Bert Mizer, guests of Mr and Mrs Chas Reed, returned to Newcomerstown this morning. Mr and Mrs J M Wells of Leesville returned home after visiting Mrs Wells sister Mrs Mary Roach. Mrs Joe Thompson and son Edward and daughter Catherine went to Haysville for a few days. Samuel Moore went to Port Washington this morning. Mrs W M Hardwick of Saybrook Ohio is visiting son Al Hardwick on East Walnut Street. L I Carson arrived from Pittsburg this morning and was joined by Mrs Carson and daughter Helen. J W Cooksey of Willow Brook was in town today. Dr and Mrs Merriam returned from McConnellsville after attending funeral of the doctor s father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fredway
Columbus
Charles Campbell
Delaware
Leesville
Wells
Mary_Roach
Joe Thompson
Edward
Catherine
Haysville
Samuel Moore
Port Washington
W. M. Hardwick
Saybrook
Tfl
al Hardwick
East Walnut Street
Savage beats neighbor then pays fines in two towns
Willem Savage of the Hard Bcrad ble victoily admitted beating neighbor Jerry Thompson and agreed to pay his son. The mother filed charges, Savage was arrested and fined, then he whipped Thompson Sr. before paying a further fine at Squire Wimmer's. H A Price of Warsaw was in town on business. Charles Madden and family plan a visit from Wheeling. Curiosity meeting announced by Rev. Dillin on East Chestnut Street. A dog was killed at Main Street crossing by a westbound freight. Building permit issued to I B Dillin for a $1000 house at Vine and Eighth. James Goulding moved to Columbus. Miss Mary McMullen followed. For rent: best city office rooms with modern conveniences. Special Home-Seekers' Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines offered to West and South destinations with stopovers. Wabash Home Visitors Excursions dates listed with fares.
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Willem ‘Savage
Buice, Wimmer
Jerry Thompson
Sis
Savage
Thompson
Squire Wimmer
H. A. Price
Warsaw
Charles Madden
Wheeling
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Dakotas
Oregon
Washington
Texas
Pennsylvania Lines
Dee
Man Surrenders Over Parole Violation In Ohio Case
Charles Orange a 23 year old man from Mansfield Ohio surrendered to St. Louis police admitting he violated parole by leaving Ohio. He had prior horse stealing conviction and imprisonment and is held pending contact with Ohio authorities.
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Ohio
St. Louis
Charles Orange
Mansfield
Cleveland's Comment on Mayor Collins Death
Cleveland, N H Sept 15 reports former President Cleveland praising Mayor Collins. He notes Collins was strictly honest and devoted to public duties, and he remarks on the sadness his death will bring to many with strong ties to him and to his high statemanship.
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Cleveland
Sandwich
N. H
Colling
Collins
Shanghai Warehouses Hold 169000 Bales Of Goods
Consul General Rodgers at Shanghai reports the Chinese boycott threatens China’s finances. About 169000 bales of American piece goods valued near 8 million dollars remain in Shanghai warehouses. Marketing and collecting money under current conditions, with Manchuria closed, may cause great difficulty for Chinese merchants and importers.
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Washington
State Department
Rodgers
Shanghai
Manchuria
Haines Family Relocate to Sandusky for Business
Haines and family moved their household goods to Sandusky where Vir. Haines plans to enter business. The relocation indicates a new start for the family and potential local establishment tied to Vir. Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky
Hid. Haines
Vir
Haines
Port heads to Wooster as Keene opens schools
Bakersville notes F Milton Ports leaving for the University of Wooster for a three year study. The Keene column reports school openings under Prof J C Wright and Miss Della Leech with wide attendance. Local visits include Miss Welthea Lyong ill with hay fever and many residents attending events and tending to chores after steady rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersville
F. Milton Ports
University of Wooster
Welthea Lyong
John Leech
Libbie
Coshoct
Peter Schlarb
Stone Creek
Victoria Mizer
Canal Dover
R. C. Moston
F. S. Leech
Fresno
G. S. Burnett
Bible Encylopaedia
Anna Bower
New Philadelphia
Clifford Mizer
Charles Mizer
Shoemaker
Wesley Bronson
Wayesbury
Mildred Ripple
Haven
Burg
Baltic
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Mae Moscoe
Bacon
James D. Snedecker
Emma Jacobs
Dr Beall
Truman Waltz
North Second Street
Henry Clarke
Burchard, Neb
Mrs. Swigert
Misses Lou
Mabel Boyd
Sara Marshall
Lina Clarke
Beil King
Bertha Voorhees
Margaret Harvey
Eva McNary
Wheeliveree
de. Beell
Ein‘ Tes
St. Claire
Christian Church
Williams
Frauen Vreein
Richard Schaebilz
Cambridge Road
German Evangelical Church
Munz
Mamie Williams
Martha Schaebitz
Daughters of Rebekah
O7th Lodge
Flora Love
District of Columbia
Congress
B. Dillin
East Chestnut Street
Finis Af Fido
Main Street
I. B. Dillin
Vine and
Eighth Streets
James Goulding
Mary McMullen
J. J. Murray
Illinois
W. J. Davies
Agt
Winona Lake
Indiana
Popteant Orb
Wey
W. ‘. Davies
W. A. McMichael
Nettle Cooper
Bessie Ling
Coshocton
Reo Overholt
Keene
S. W. Snyder
Hal Reid
Smyrna
UL S
Worth
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
St. Theatre
Seigrist & Williams
Arie Crowthers
Lem Crown
Lakin-Crowthers
L. D. Schott
Roscoe
R. O. Tooker
J. L. Rewkaf
Adamsville
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