West Union to Celebrate Children's Day at Linebarger Chapel
West Union hosts Children Day Sunday night June 13 at Linebarger Chapel with program and all are invited. Local families and visitors, including the Parner, Farner, Harvey, Sherrill, Wilson, Baldwin, Manwaring, Humbert, Causey, and Sutherlan circles, are noted in social visits and weekend gatherings. Oscar Humbert returns to Akron for work. Edison and Pathé phonographs shown at Murdocks.
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Linebarger Chapel
Memorial address to be delivered in Tangier by Stephenson
K P memorial address will be delivered by B F Stephenson in Tangier next Sunday after noon. Several attended the Martial sale on Friday. Oscar Norman and family called on Mr and Mrs John Graf Friday. Ira Williamson's son is ill. Miss Beatrice Cummings of Rockville visiting Mrs Dora Norman. Ivan Aldrich and Mr and Mrs John Grimes visited Miss Floy Gosnell of Newport Sunday. Found black satchel with women’s clothes on road west of Tangier. Inquire at Enterprise Office.
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B. F. Stephenson
K. of P
Tangier
Beatrice Cummings
Rockville
Mrs
Dora Norman
Ivan Aldrich
John Grimes
Floy Gosnell
Newport
Enterprise Office
Hillsdale Birth and Local Visit Notes
Hillsdale welcomes a son born June 1 to Mr and Mrs William Giles. Mrs Kyde Morgan visits from near Decatur Illinois. Floyd Kearns of Louisville Kentucky visits relatives. Mrs Leey Jump of Danville Illinois visits her aunt Mrs John Dash. M E church receives new paint and paper by Claude Malone of Dana. Mr and Mrs Thomas Charter and son of Clinton visit here all last week. I O O F Rebekah Memorial service to be held at M E church Sunday afternoon.
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Kyde Morgan
Decatur
Mrs. Leey Jump
Danville, Ill
John Dash
M. E. Church
Claude Malone
Dana
Thomas Charters
Clinton
I. O. O. F. Rebekah
Laughs Amid Turbulent Tour as Sheriff Targets Box Office
Yorick Hamm reports one good laugh in a touring show amid a tense moment when a tank town sheriff attempted to seize their box office receipts, according to the Loufisvie Courier Journal.
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Yorick Hamm
Tank Town
Loufisvie Courier-Journal
Three English Institutions Stand Apart in Global Reach
The article notes three unmistakably English institutions that distinguish Britons abroad. It remarks on a cultural cue of the era with men pushing their sleeves and donning a headscarf for dinner as a sign of proper dress.
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Britannia
Qinner
Java Tea Exports Rise to 100 Million Pounds Anticipated
In the tea world the rise of Java exports is notable as the island nears an annual output of 100,000,000 pounds. The expected figure signals strong demand and expanding production for the Java tea industry.
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Java
Thoughtful ballast for the mind from Lowell on business
A Daily Thought cites Lowell arguing steady business as the best ballast to keep the mind upright and shield it from creakiness. The aphorism elevates disciplined work as mental safeguard.
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Daily
Lowell
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Esban Farner
Elmer Harvey
Miles Thompson’s
Wm. Sherrill
John Wilson
Harold, Frank and
Mabel Smith
Mrs. Jamies Baldwin
Mabel Manwaring
Coloma
Alvah Humbertson Oscar
Ruby
Tom Causey Sr
Roy Mathas
Scott Sutherlan
Sylvester Warner
Mrs. Morgan
Waveland
Roscoe Woody
Wm. Moore
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Robert Manwaring
Madge
Bertha
C. W. Manwaring
Oscar Humbert
Akron
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Edisons
Pathe
Murdocks
South Liberty
Wilson Jackson
Danville
Oscar Norman
John Graf
Ira Williamson
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Pitman & Son’s Garage
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Republic Trucks
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F. W. Ingram
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R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
L. Sproules
F. M. McLaughlin
Notary Insurance
Indiana
M. C. Philliss
Crown and Bridge
First Nav Bank
J. C. Reeder
Johnston Block
Montezuma Ind
Grogery
P. J. W. Spencer
Hillsdale
Mrs. Wm. Giles
Floyd Kearns
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