Woodland Park Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Special to The Journal from Woodland Park Ohio April 4 details a flurry of visits and neighborly activities. Families from Mason Hamilton and Cincinnati travel to see relatives, while local residents host gatherings and attend church events. Various Misses and Mrs. names appear amid a busy social tide, with Homemaker tours, drives, and Sunday gatherings at homes in the community.
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Journal
Woodland Park
Frank Combs
Marie of
Mason
Ben
Hileman
Tostify
Herbert Bell
Misa Mary McCormick
Louise
Freda Schmidt
Besse Pipher
David Weisenhorn
Mairplay
Smith
Cincinnati
Chris Vogel
Echo Hileman
Brown's Run Piped To: Tes Journal
Brown's Run reports April 4 as the date. Chos. Kuch and family spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Bernarda Thelebraind. My and Mrs AIL Root with daughter visited Mr and Mrs Dacol Ankeny. Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and others were noted in family visits.
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Clas
Star
Harry Doval
Ruth Heller
George
Bell
Childress
Thelma Price
Myrtle Moyer
Roy Geltbrook
Ralph
Greenfield
Iain
Edith. Dawson
Jackeon
Ernest Clark
Jones
Ethel
Clark
May
Ed Smith
Ben Clark
Ed Garver
Samauel Jackson
Ravel Liliott
Alvin Decker
Wil- Tats
Nettie Miller Thurgilay
Jol Withrow
Iitters
McGonigle
John Milley
Valley View
Solin Brate
Westville
Fred Pervince
Willie
Mitchell
Daghter
Clifford Stout
Reiley
Aja’ of the Woods Sabbath School
Batumny Evanians
Ajral
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton Sur
Mongay
Tes Journal
Brown's Run
Chos
Sunday school party at Mrs. Clue's home
Mrs Clue entertained Sunday school guests at her home with games and seating around a large table. An elaborate lunch of ice cream, strawberries, pickles, and tea followed before the first table’s close. Music and merriment completed the pleasant social event.
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Woods
Laat
Jabeth Petii
Eva Ste
Community Gossip From Pleasant Row Apr 4 Event
Local youths host an evening program at the Pidabant Railineh on April 4 with games music and dancing. Neighbors Mr and Mrs Charles McGarmick and others attended and extended cordial invitations while families from Springslam Maple Grove and Mt. Healthy were guests during weekend visits and church repairs.
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Shevlal
Charles McGarmick
Missdy Wihel
Anna Belte Ian
Emma and
Mallath Saim
Bessie Rid Kal Brehm
Howard
Clarence Eble
Fry
Jacov
Lou Steinbecker
Mt. Wedity
Mr. Rogers
W. H. Starlin
Nere
James Ferguson
Hd Haverland
iHondiale
Rim
Indies
Eelith Seim
Amelia Seim
Hamilton
Maria Brehm
A. M. Brehm
George Swith
Ruth
Mt. Healthy
Misées
Alsin Berkmire
Sind
Mabel Rooks
Friends
Neve Thaceday
Michael Brelun
Sen Kart
No Pretty Frocks for the Younger Generation
Fashion notes describe wash cotton frocks and tussore fabrics for young girls, detailing simple styles, color ideas, and construction tips. The piece surveys materials like satin and taffeta, emphasizes affordable elegance, and highlights trims, collars, and bodice details with period tone.
Jackson in Business Seeks Private Agency Venture
Colonel William WWdickeon, once a trusted associate, plans to start a private detective business. He follows the advice of friends to pursue personal enterprise and heads into a new venture in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
U. Apr
William Wwdickeon
Jackson
Gardner Elected U S Senator in Maine Vote
Augusta April 4 United States Senator Obadiah Gardner was elected after a disputed vote in both houses of the Maine legislature to serve the remainder of the term ending March 4, 1913. Gardner will hold the seat following the legislative decision and is reported as the winner in the local dispatch.
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Msg Singo
Schelles
Augusta
United States
Obadiah Gardner
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