Concert program at M. E. Church Friday
The Holloway Mission and Grace church young ladies present a Friday evening concert at the M. E. Church with selections including Willaway Polka Caprice and The Dream that Lived, featuring Miss Berry Miss Ricketts and Miss Edwards among others. Also notes on local social events and upcoming meetings across district churches.
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The
Holloway Mission
Band of Grace
Willaway
Vewland Miss Berry
Aly
Stephen Adams
Thomason
Local Briefs Mention Visitors and Movements
Fr J.Martter returns Tuesday evening from a two weeks trip to the lakes St. Lawrence river forests of Maine the White mountains and the Atlantic coast. Miss May Brown of Zanesville takes a position as operator at Citizens telephone exchange. Oliver Channell mine boss moves family to a new home south of the fair grounds. Mrs. Van Scoten and daughter visit Dr. E. C. Carr on Chestnut street. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walker and daughter Eleanor visit Pittsburg. Mrs. Gourley to visit daughter Mrs. George Gray in Columbus. Mrs. Jesse Hissong and Miss Sadie Gocksey spend days near Trinway. Mrs. Hoeflich returns to Columbus Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Selby attend the annual convention of the Oo Bankers Association. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kermerer guests of Mrs. Craighed on Chestnut street. They were en route home from Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hanlon guests of Mrs. Hanlon's mother Mrs. Joseph Sawyer. E. M. Titus and Mrs. Titus visit sister Mrs. Joseph Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. James T. Clarke back from extended trip west. Mrs. A. Smith of Adams Mills in town. High school literary societies meet tonight to organize for the year. Alcyone and Excel sorieties canvassing for members. year promises to be profitable.
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J.martter
St. Lawrence
Maine
White ‘Mountains
Atlantic
May Brown
Zanesvile
Citizens Telephone Exchange
Oliver Channell
Cassingham
South Lawn Avenue
Fair Grounds
van Scoten
Columbus
E. C. Carr
Chestnut Street
Robert Walker
Atlantic City
F. H. Hanlon
Batavia
Hanlon
Joseph Sawyer
E. M. Titus
Villa Ridge
Titus
James T. Clarke
A. Smith
Adams Mills
Rathbone Sisters Initiate Four Members At Meeting
Mrs Sam Speck Miss Loweda Speck Mrs William Corder and Mrs Ed Askins were initiated into Rathbone Sisters at Tuesday night’s meeting. The event dominated the evening as plans for an upcoming picnic were discussed. A Roscoe wedding follows tonight with Miss Cora Carnahan Canal Lewisville and Mr Hamilton Moffat to be married by Rev Maughiman at his Roscoe home. Witnesses include Miss Elizabeth Williams and Miss Bes.
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Sam Speck
Loweda Speck
William Corder
Ed. ‘Askins
Rathbone Sisters
Roscoe
Cora Carnahan
Canal Lewisville
Hamilton Moffat
Maughiman
Elizabeth Williams
Bes
Will Pomerene Leads Columbus Traction Fight
A heated Columbus city council debate centered on an ordinance to relieve Buckeye Lake Traction from its obligation to run cars along the loop. If enacted, passengers would be landed near the Southern theatre and transfers could be barred. Wm. R. Pomerene, former Buckeye Lake attorney and current receiver for the C L S Traction Co., argued the measure would deprive interurban transfer system users.
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Columbus
Buckeye Lake Traction Company
Rim
Southern Theatre
Council Chamber
Columbus Citizen
Ww. R. Pomerene
Buckeye Lake
C. L. & S. Tracton Company
Coshocton
Pomerene
Special Agents Coat and Fur Sale Offers Wholesale Prices
An ad promotes a wholesale fashion sale on coats furs suits jackets and sample dress skirts. It advertises low prices on floor mats rugs lunch boxes coat and hat racks and bed comforts with various yardage and price points reflecting a factory line sample sale atmosphere.
Japanese Surgeon General Describes Aseptic War Wound Care
At the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists banquet in New York, Surgeon General Suzuki of the Imperial Japanese navy outlined field aseptic methods that kept Japanese mortality low. He reported sterilized water and cotton, minimal probing, and delaying surgery, noting a 32 of 680 death rate in a hospital case as especially encouraging. The account emphasized the broader impact of clean, simple wound care and the leadership of his team.
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American Association of Obstetricians
Hotel Astor
New York
Suzuki
Imperial Japanese Navy
United States
New York Times
Detroit
China
Herrick vetoes race track bill divides church support
In Cincinnati and Ohio political factions react to Governor Herrick's veto of a bill legalizing race track gambling. The Cincinnati M, EB, conference endorsed the governor, while church groups criticize attacks on his motives. Democrats expect a landslide, arguing party strength hinges on statewide sentiment and public temper toward reform.
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Herrick
Cincinnati
M. EB
Terence
Govertot
Ohio Republicans back Herrick amid party unity in November
Clipped comments from Springfield Gazette Rahtabula Beacon Middletown Journal Zanesville Recorder note Ohio Republicans uphold Roosevelt era loyalty and back Governor Herrick with unfaltering support from Hanna and McKinley era allies. Warnings that opponents echo past criticisms of Mark Hanna appear. Local pride in Herrick as fair leader and push for reelection continues amid GOP optimism.
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Ohio
Roosevelt
Herrick
Hanna and
McKiniey
Springfield
Mark Hanna
George B. Cox
Rahtabula
Train Jumper Arrested in Pittsburgh by Detective Downey
A young man identified as A. J. Burgett, from Pittsburgh, was arrested by Detective Downey this afternoon and brought before Squire Wimmer, charged with meddling train riding. He was given the usual three dollars and eighty cents. Miss Agnes Hanlon is visiting friends in Columbus. Major General Corbin’s advice to young army officers to live within their incomes is old but good advice for everybody. Cleveland Leader.
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A. J. Burgett
Pittsburg
Downey
Atore Squire Wimmer
Miete
Geneal Corbin
Cleveland
Secretary Wilson Reports Record Middle West Crops
Secretary Wilson, returning to Washington from the middle west, says crop reports are accurate. He notes Dakotas small grain yields and quality at peak in years, with Nebraska Kansas Iowa Illinois corn crop unsurpassed, and says the entire crop is beyond frost danger.
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Middle West
Washington
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Lowe
Illinois
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M. E
Halloway_ Band
Nocturn
Aan
Robert
Miss Ricketts
Quarette
Miss Rickets
Miss Edwards
Davis
Thompson
Walker
Wes
Miss Cairnes
Erik Meyer Elmund
Wees
Miss Crane
Stuart
Berton
Thompson Scherzo
Chopin
Canawa
Mrs. Ricker
Forbes Hall
John
Sie Rogg
Anna Carnahan
Mr. Moffat
Myrta Powers
Columus
BE. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
E. A. Ca Nahan
Stella Richley
Harry Kitchen
Rev. Irwin
North Second Street
Christ
Dutton
Presbyterian Church
Alcyone
Excelsor
Will Pomerene
Columbus Traction
Gan Shirts
Wesens
Artment
Hazelson
Ea. Aurea Ee
W. A. Smith
Subuki
South Bartonville, Sr
Zeller
Peoria
Kansas City Star
Children's Goats
Ais
Jou Bowen
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Richard Croker
Washington Star
Democrats
Chicago
Herald
Middletown Journal
Buckeye
Zanesville
Hamilton County
George B
Agnes Hanlon
Friends 10
S. W. Sayde
Niawspa Pre
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