Silver Creek News Highlights From Our Special Reporter
Miss Lacey Jackle continues work in skel sior Rolling Cloth rooms. Bradford visitor Ryan, formerly of Silver Creek, visits his mother. Excelsior Works run seven hours daily. Mr. Huntley may take a half interest in bolting cloth department. Mr. George Holcomb moves to Westfield to live with father in law. Mrs. Holcomb improving. Mrs. Lucy Brown died, birthday noted, funeral held with Rev Creed. Frosty Monday morning. Rev Creed’s last service this year. union meeting filled the house. Creed’s future uncertain. Huntley adds to his house. German Lutheran Sunday school above fifty members. Seti Seoville gaining. We have live coal dealers.
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Lacey Jackle
Scelsior
Teve. Ryan
Bradford
Silver Creek
Steve
Excelsior
Huntley
Bolting Cloth
George Holcomb
Westfield
W. OW. Huntley
German Lutheran Sunday School
Mts
Seti Seoville
Anniversary Surprise for Mr and Mrs Bloss at Forestville
Forestville residents gathered for the 41st wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bloss near Forestville. About forty guests from Hanover Villenova Sheridan Denkirk and Dayton attended a social event with a grand dinner and gifts of household goods presented as tokens of friendship. The speaker reflected on past changes from log cabins to modern homes and praised enduring marriage while noting the couple’s long life together beginning forty one years ago.
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Mrs. Bloss
Ivtum
Wilders
Forestville
Plow
Celebrating a lifetime of joy and enduring friendship
A tribute to a couple whose lifelong work and family have built a home of domestic felicity. Friends present gifts as a token of respect, praising health, happiness, and the dream of youth realized, with cheer from Father Bloss and a hopeful note toward the unseen shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dove of Peace
Father Bloss
Bloss
Mars
J. Ropissen
The Diet of the Chinese Excluded Beef Still Eatable Foods
A traveler recounts the Chinese diet observed near Pekin noting edible items beyond beef and dairy include dog, horse, insects, grasshoppers, sea nests, and various meats. He recalls grasshopper feasts, rice and tea dominance, shark fins, sea swallow nests, and widespread tea drinking with yellow tea for daily use, plus claims about liquor and social habits.
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St. Petersburg
Pekin
China
Jinan
Santa
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