First United Brethren Sunday School Plans Children’s Day Program
The memory of Philip Otterbein dates Children’s Day to the first Sunday in June. The First United Brethren Sunday school hosts a detailed program with songs, recitations, and exercises led by boys and girls, inviting parents to attend a 9:30 opening and a 10:00 program.
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General Booth to Become Totally Blind Says Bulletin
London May 30 General William Booth head of the Salvation Army is warned by surgeons that after an operation on his left eye he will be totally blind London officials report the prognosis is for little hope of preserving sight Despite early hopes doctors now deem the loss of vision certain Booth remains in good health and spirits at age 86 years.
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Prize dine and risked lives in a civic pageant
In Chicago on May 8 a charity event offered husbands as prizes at a diners night. Four bachelors chose partners with vows to marry if selected. Miss Amanda Smitty chose Joseph Ritchie, Miss Rebecca Levy picked Dr Edwin Ixennington, Miss Marie Endicott chose Otto Line, and Miss Gretchen Kretschmer chose Daniel J. O Leary. Officers promised an elaborate wedding feast if any couples wed.
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Amanda Smitty
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Rebecca Levy Pickeidl
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Marie Endicott
Otto
Misa Cretchen Kretehmer
Daniel J. O*leary
Towa Vita Builds Up Run Down People
A Detroit style testimonial ad praises Towa Vita as a cure for indigestion nervous debility and loss of vitality. It claims benefits including improved appetite sleep and weight gain after a trial with a money back guarantee through The Radelite Deng Go as Hamilton agent, Dayton Ohio approved family company.
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Rostron Honored by Mrs Astor at Huehon May 11
Captain Rostron of the Carpathia, who rescued 705 Sinine survivors, was greeted at Huehon by Mrs. John Jacob Astor. Only close family attended the luncheon, as Mrs Astor resumes public duties after Clerg Astor's death. this social function marks her first since.
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Former Houplines Mayor Sohier Jailed for Immoral Importation
Emil Sohier a former Houplines mayor, was sentenced by Judge Angell in the United States district court at Hetreit to days in the Hetreit house of correction for bringing Ansistiua Chochelle into the country for immoral purposes. The girl was ordered deported and at sentence completion Sohier will be sent back to France.
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Mrs Walsh Dead in Brooklyn Home at 66 Putnam Street
Mrs Alice Walsh mother of Kaward II Wateh and tied to Lichter & Co. was found dead from Tenet disease in her bed at 1066 Putnam Street, Brooklyn, by her son on Thursday. Her career included writing producing and starring in her own plays.
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Three Killed by Aircraft At Grand Stand Crash
In Seattle Washington on a May afternoon aviator J Clifford Turpin lost control of a large aeroplane at The Meadows truck ground. The craft struck a grand stand killing a woman and child instantly and injuring twenty others, eight of them women, with several in serious condition. Turpin and partner Phil Parmelee blamed a spectator who crossed the tracks just before takeoff for the first flight of the afternoon. The airplane, traveling about sixty miles per hour, tore through the stand as spectators fled.
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Roosevelt Praises Fitzgerald Speech in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg on May 31 Colonel Roosevelt saluted Representative Fitzgerald and mocked opponents. He criticized alleged memoranda about White House alterations, calling such accusations “preposterous” and likening intellects to horsepower to dismiss them.
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Congressmen join Toledo drive for Day candidate
Ohio representatives Whitaker Ansberry White Post Claypool and Anderson head to Washington on Sunday to organize for Day in Toledo. The lawmakers pledge active ground work as they prepare Cox headquarters for the campaign.
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Whitaker
Ansberry
White
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Claypool
Anderson
Ohio
Toledo
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Metal Bill Passes In Senate Repeals Canadian Reciprocity
Washington May 31 The house fleet and iron tariff revision bill passes the senate 35 to 22 repealing Canadian reciprocity and setting a universal $2 per ton duty on print paper while reducing duties on pig iron and ferrosilicon. The measure proceeds to conference with the house. Bristol Wing May 31 Palmer Stone sixteen year old son of James Stone former mayor of Appalachia drowned while bathing in Powells River near Appalachia. body recovered.
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