Society notes from Princeton clubs and weddings
The Qui Vive club at Mrs. Heck’s enjoyed a game with prizes won by Mrs. Ratz Hartman Fabrander Grotendick and Huber and a three course dinner. The Current Events and Bible clubs met at local homes with programs on foreign news race talks Browning and Augustine and upcoming meetings. Rev. Kerst plans marriage to Miss Huber this afternoon and numerous social events including luncheons, card parties, and invitations were noted around Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Frank Heck
Charles Ratz
George Hartman
Fabrander
Dick Grotendick
John Huber
Fred Humbach
Princeton Current Events Club
Clarence
Elizabeth H. Clawson
Valley View
Princeton
T. K. Seward
Will Seward
Clarence Clawson
Harry Murphy
W. P. Cope
Bender
Roll Call
Emma Hughes
Ernest G. Ryder
Leta Slayback
Overpeck
Lillian Sluber
Barton Carr
Began Young Had Coffee Nerves from Youth
A Texas teacher describes starting coffee early and suffering nerves and indigestion. After switching to Postum, symptoms faded, complexion improved, and headaches ceased. She notes others tried Postum after proper boiling and found it delicious and effective. Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Presbyterian Bazaar at Lindley Hall This Thursday and Friday
First Presbyterian bazaar scheduled in Lindley hall this Thursday and Friday with day and evening hours. Promises varied stalls, baked goods, and crafts to support church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Bazaar
Lindley’s Hall
Dee
Witnesses Testify in Gathman Estate Forgery Trial
Court hearings reveal details of an estate account and alleged forgeries by A. F. Bickley. Key testimony covers revised shoe bill amounts and the missing witness Charles Homer Hayward's role in confirming receipts and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageman
Charles Gathman
Bickley
Charles Homer Hayward
Mr. Hayward
Miami Shoe Company
Wagner
The Father Should Know His Boy Says Mr. Gibson
Mr. Gibson spoke at the First Baptist church under the YMC A about the boy problem and the need to save boys from a cliff of temptation. He urged fencing the cliff and cited ambulance costs, youth demographics, and the value of early guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Gibson
Boston
First Baptist Church
Mr. Gibson
United States
America
Legal note says attorneys take paper from court room
The judge did not hear of the Wagner bill and no comment was made. Miss Margaret Zillcox, deputy in probate court during the Bickley case, has been subpoenaed and will likely testify late afternoon. George E. Roberts, Willcox’s brother in law, died recently in Cincinnati and she is with her sister, planning to arrive today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed H. Jones
Bickley
Jones
Gathman
A. F. Bickley
Warren Gard
Ward
Wagner
Fend Wagner, Jr
Henry Hegeman
Miami Shoe Company
Hegeman
Allread
Wagner Vouthers
Hayward
Miami Shoe Co
Maud van Armen
Miami
Ford Wagner
Credit Association
Gatcman
Bristow
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Buffalo
N. Y
Woodruff
Merchants’ Mercantile Agency
Bristol Hotel
Ben
Andrews
Mr. Bickley
Business Men’s Credit Association
Clyde Johnson
Ford Wagner, Jr
Krebs
Margaret Zillcox
George E. Roberts
Willcox
George
Temperance and fathers role in guiding boys through YMCAs
The piece urges fathers and mothers to engage with their sons sports and temperance, condemning harsh lectures and emphasizing joint parental involvement. It notes the YMC A as a space to build good habits, not replace home, and stresses meeting youths on their level while avoiding angry punishment.
A Girls Charge In Assault Case
Margie Evers has charged two youths named John and Joe Avey with assault. The hearing was held until Thursday morning after a Wednesday session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Evers
John
Joe Avey
Lodger escapes after police take Jim McNally into safekeeping
Old Jim McNally was brought to the police station for safekeeping Tuesday night but escaped on Wednesday morning, prompting a search and police inquiry into the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McNally
Mayor's Office Receipts Reported for November
November receipts in the mayor's office show 190.65 dollars from fines and costs and 18 dollars from licenses. The totals reflect city revenue recorded for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor's Office
Public Service Board Passes Large Batch of Claims
The board of public service met Tuesday and approved a large number of claims, marking a routine session of expense approvals and disbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Service
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad in town paper
December weather prompts readers to buy Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from The Radcliffe Drug Co. at Cor High and 2nd Streets and 231 High Street for tonic relief and warming comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea
Radcliffe Drug Co
High & 2Nd Sts
High St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Current Events Club
Bible Club
Miss Lanham
Lillian Lanham
United Presbyterian Church
Augustine
Roy Henninger
Adam Krucker
Moorehead
Ella McKee
Huber-Schoepfle
Henry Nevin Kerst
Martha Huber
Marcus J. Schoepfle
Titusville
Millville
West Main Street
Miss Collins
Browning
Collins
Woman’s Club
Charles Parrish
Robert Browning
Elsa Benninghofen
Maine Club
Ott Slifer
Maine
Dippus
Leacock
Hoppe
Toennison
Mark Millikin
Robert McKinney
New York
Wm. Falconer
Mrs. Slifer’s
Ross Slifer
Louis Korb
Presbyterian Bazaar
Judge Jones
Charles F. Gathman
T. V. Howell & Son Co
Xmas
Isabella Fox
Mulix
Searfs
Mathes-Sohngen
Clem Pater
G21
South
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