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Newspaper

Lancaster Daily Eagle

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1917

Page

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America Why It Should Be Made Safe For Democracy

A Democratic Club meeting features a scholarly address on America’s democracy by a noted speaker. The talk, titled America Why It Should Be Made Safe For Democracy, starts at 7 30 pm with an invitation to the public to attend and hear the expert analysis. Mrs Anna Pelzer of 2526 Jefferson St Los Angeles Nebraska comments on Foley products and their reputed effectiveness for coughs.

América Democratic Club Leen America Anna Pelzer Jefferson St. Lo Omaha Neb Foley Benson FF. M. Toohey Drug Co

Family Moves Into New Double House In Baltimore

Mrs Frank Creed and family moved from their farm into the new double house of A P Keller's on Tuesday, according to the Baltimore News.

Frank Creed A P Keller Baltimore News

Standing Stone Tribe to met for winter work session

Regular meeting of Standing Stone Tribe No. 208, Improved Order of Red Men will be held Tuesday evening at 7 20. Members urged to attend promptly. Visiting brothers welcome. Mrs Hazel Sunderman and her son William plan to leave Thursday for Los Angeles to spend the winter.

Standing Stone Tribe Hazel Sunderman William Los Angeles California

Recognition Service on October 25 at Grace Reformed Church

The Banyan Federation of the YWCA invites Lancaster citizens to the semi annual Recognition Service on Thursday October 25 at 7 30 pm in the Grace Reformed Church auditorium. Miss Laura Wise Akron leader of industrial women will speak on the Industrial Line of the YWCA and formerly led Ohio West Virginia fields. A candle service and entertaining program will close the evening.

Banyan Federation of Y. W. C. A Grace Reformed Church Banyan Federation Laura Wise Akron Y. Wat oA Goodrich Mss Wise Ohio West Virginia Lancaster

Daugherty Delivers Notable Danville Address

Hon M A Daugherty of Lancaster spoke at a Knox county Conutibus day celebration in Danville. The Twin City News praises his forceful, instructional address praising Columbus and criticizing the German Kaiser, noting its careful preparation and eloquent delivery. Miss Antoinette Miler visited Carleville with friends Saturday.

M A Daugherty Lancaster Danville Knox county Twin City M. A. Daugherty Columbus Antoinette Miler Careleville

Liberty Bond drive at local church funds building program

The Liberty Bond effort involved the Loval Mens Class led by Rev. N. W. Evans applying for a bond at a local bank and the Loyal Womens Class with Mrs. Byran LaRue donating a bond to the church building fund.

Church of Christ N. W. Evans Loyal Woman’s Byran LaRue Evans Pal

Sheriff Sale No 14158 in Fairfield County Ohio

Public auction of real estate in Lancaster Ohio directed by the Fairfield County Common Pleas Court. Four parcels described with dower notes for Mary A Tarpey and appraised values. Terms: one third cash, then one third yearly payments over two years at 6 percent, minimum bid two thirds of appraised value.

J. Edward Tarpey court of common pleas Fairfield county Ohio court house city of Lancaster Wairfield county Fairfield State of Chin Brooks County of Fairfield State of Ohio Walnut street Ewing street Della avenue Mery Tarper Thomas R. Tarpey Hunter & Weaver County of Mapile street Locust street Mary A. Tarpey Thomas Tarpey Hunter Weaver Lanlcaster Wairfield Maple street Thomas R. Varpey airfield Lawrence street Mary Tarpey Mary A Tarpey Thomas Tt. Tarpey hird Mars Maple St Thomas St. Tarpey noriage aad GEORGE B. SMETTIG i CO latter WLON. Reifed

No Doubt in Pennsy Crossing Watchman Bond Investment

A Cincinnati division crossing watchman for the Pennsylvania Railroad invested 26000 in bonds named Tronds during a discussion on Liberty Bonds purchases.

Cincinnati Pennsylvania

Rev Pather Lucius Kessler Steady In Sugar Grove Mission Work

The intended summary notes Rev Pather Lucius Kessler of Sugar Grove, son of Tate Mr John Bessler, has settled near Bremen and led surrounding missions for about eight months. He has paid debts, saved funds, and the Bremen church plans a secession with rr ressler III as Charge.

Pather Lucius Kessler Sugar Grove Tate John Bessler rs city Bremen rrressler III

Missemia Pregiter Leaves for Whitehe Outfit

Missemia Pregiter of No Vaple Street left Friday evening for Whitehe fitout where she spent Saturday and Monday with her brother William Prestier. Prestier is stationed there with the United States Marines. The regiment he serves with plans to depart Washington late this week.

Witehe fitout William Prestier United States Marines Washington

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