Weasaw Home Comings and Skinner Family Reunion Note
October 3 1919 at Twelve Mile Sugar Grove Farm, crowds with baskets attended the 18th Weasaw Home Coming. P S Sullivan presided, Rev Melton gave a sermon, large meals served, speeches and songs followed, and over eleven dollars collected. Offiers re-elected for next year. On October 1 the Skinner Family Reunion at Twelve Mile Christian Church drew about 100 people with a long table and abundant food. H D Skinner spoke, five dollars and twenty cents collected, officers re-elected, next gathering set for October 4 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove Farm
Sullivan
Melton
Denver
Thomas Cunningham
Castleberry
Alabama
Hi. D. Skinner
Cando
North Dakota
Hoover
W. C. Bailey
Penn
Daottie Flora
P. S. Sullivan
Frank Ward
Twelve Mile Christian Church
Cass County
Skinner
Arthur Skinner
Logansport
H. D. Skinner
N. Dak
T. HF. Skinner
Nella Skinner
Sec’y and
Treas
Rural Route 2 Notes On Local Life And Moves
Rural Route 2 items report Butler sporting a new Ford. Visits include Mrs. Noah Miller and Hazel with Mrs. W. H. Cox and father to Abe Berger. Perry Shaw builds a hog house and shed. Mrs. Floyd Hartzler’s family shopped in Wabash. Reed family in Peru for granddaughter care. Local moves: Henry Whisler to Denver. Abe Berger on business to Peru. Farmers still plowing wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Miller
Hazel
W. H. Cox
Abe Berger
Floyd Hartzler
Wabash
James Reed
Peru
Russell Wildman
Willis Long
Denver
Phillip Miller
Clarence Stuber
Vada
George Church
Logansport
Henry Whisler
Toledo Weekly Blade Prospectus Adopts National Family Framing
The Toledo Weekly Blade promotes its 84 year reputation for accuracy and broad world news coverage. It invites readers to join a national family and offers a subscription deal combining The Weekly Blade with The Denver Tribune for one year at a reduced price via mail orders.
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Toledo Weekly Blade
Weekly Blade
Denver Tribune
The
Tribune
Denver
Ind
Franklin Kite Experiment and the Value of Saving
A compact argument links Ben Franklin’s kite experiment to modern saving. The piece asserts saving current from the storm enabled the decisive test and compares thrift to the Leyden jar. It urges purchasing War Savings Certificates and Thrift Stamps to mirror Franklin’s saving habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esides
Benjamin Franklin
Ben Franklin
Flu Comes Back as Doctors Warn of Spring Threat
Physicians nationwide brace for a renewed Spanish influenza scourge with virulence expected to exceed last year. No serum or vaccine offers full protection, so isolation, hygiene, and general health measures are urged, with Harvard reporting a serum discovery amid nationwide caution as the epidemic began last September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University Medical School
New York
Special on Auto Tubes and Reliners in Peru Indiana
Harry L. Hagee of Peru Indiana advertises auto tubes 30x38 for 1.98 and 80x34 for 82.48 along with reliners 30x34 and 30x8 at 2.48 and auto tire filler at 29 cents per tube. Mrs Joan Fahl and Miss Emma Berkheiser dined with Pete Sarver and family near Perrysburg. John Sarver, son of Mr and Mrs Sarver, injured in a car accident last Thursday evening, improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Hagee
Peru
Indiana
Joan Fahl
Neice
Emma Berkheiser
Pete Sarver
Perrysburg
John Sarver
Club offers for 1919 1920 combine Tribune with magazines
For the 1919 and 1920 seasons readers may subscribe to combinations at set rates. Zone based pricing adds 25 cents to other areas. Options include The Tribune with McCall’s Magazine for $1.85, Tribune with Youth’s Companion for $3.40, Tribune with Youth’s Companion and McCall’s for $3.75, Tribune with Toledo Weekly Blade for $1.75, and Tribune with Ohio Farmer for $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Call’s Magazine
The
Youth’s Companion
McCall’s Magazine
Toledo Weekly Blade
the Ohio Farmer
Burke Chiropractic advertises in Miami County
W. E. Burke promotes the oldest established chiropractic practice offering adjustments for all diseases, including electric massage and wedlish movements. Free consultation and examination available with a lady attendant. Hours are 9 to 11 a.m. 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. at 59 North Broadway opposite McCaffrey's Store. Phone 13842 Residence 1286.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami County
North Broadway
McCaffrey
Weasaw Home Coming Draws Local Attendees
Perrysburg residents recount a large turnout for the Weasaw Home Coming. Events include visits with local families, travel notes, and tributes surrounding Harry Wade’s death, with several townspeople noted visiting relatives and attending services.
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Perry Shaw
Toledo Blade
Great National Weekly
Franklin’s Kite
G. H. Ream
W. E. Burke
Florence
Denver, Ind
Weasaw
Jobn Sarver
Omer Yoder
Daniel Sunday
Bascom Wilson
Marie
Neil
Oliver Nutt
Rochester
William Mills
Delbert
Eugene Mills
Deedsville
Ray Bunnell
Business
Otho Bunnell
Rollie Bunnell
Nora Sampsel
Bennie
Chili
Charles Walser
Charles Bayless
Rollie Bacon
Truman Knaufff
Charles Knauff
Walter Rauber
Guy Raber
Sidney
Teloe
Vera Harris
Ruth Buck
Maude Yoder
Clifford Dague
Maude
Etna Sarver
Huston Harris
Marion
Wallace Rannells
Ralph Harris
Walter Teel
Fulton
Earl Hamilton
Robert Hamilton
Walter Balsbaugh
Frank Raber
Bert Raber
Rev. Duryee
M. E. Church
Galen Wise
Bunker Hill
Lon Dawalt
Galen
Mr. Dawalt
Daniel Baker
Indianapolis
Charles Baber
Ed Stewart
J. O. Quick
Baber
A. M. Wise
Mary
Lawrence Clark
Archie Wade
Gon
Charles
Roanoke
Harry Wade
Clyde Miller
East Harrison Street
Keystone Fiber Broom.co
Rei
Pittsburg. PA
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