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Newspaper

Piqua Daily Press

Location

Piqua, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

2

Society notes from Josephine Gehle area society page

The mags choir will meet this evening for rehearsal at the Red Cross headquarters with large attendance urged. Mrs A M Orr and Mrs William Casparis will entertain with a family dinner Christmas day on West Greene street. guests include Mr and Mrs Sylvia Casparis of Columbus and Lieutenant William Casparis of Camp Sherman. The fifth chapter of Genesis was led by Teev Godseh. A social hour followed with luncheon. three guests attended. The bobsled party for Ernest Workers and Men's Bible class of United Brethren church postponed due to illness at the Dicketsheets home. Mrs Clarence Benrod will entertain the Community club Thursday at her home on the Staller Pike. Gleacher's class at Zion Reformed met with good attendance at Wilcox’s? Ham Archer. After the meeting, Mr and Mrs Fred Blacke of West Ash street entertained.

Red Cross A. M. Orr William Casparis West Greene Street Sylvia Casparis Colum Genesis Teev Godseh Nm OM United Brethren Church Haseen Clarence Benrod Staller Pike Zion Reformed Church Wil Ham Archer Fred. Blacke West Ash Street

Christmas Day Family Dinner and Local Meetings

A Christmas day article describes a large Anderson family dinner with Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson and relatives. It notes Roy Patten a Greenville teacher offers to return to Piqua to fill a vacant position, and mentions S.M.A drill team and Knights of St John meetings at St George's hall. It also covers a Presbyterian Philathea class gathering with Christmas program and gifts, plus Research Club social with Xmas sentiments and carols at Mrs Speelman’s West Ash Street home.

Roy Patten Greenville Our High Ta Piqua Frank Rupert Patten S.M.A St. George’s Hall Knights of

Local shoppers and visits fill the day in Piqua area

Shoppers from Pledsint Hill Richmond and Troy weighed in with Dayton trips as residents and visitors like Misses Nannie Stella Boal and Frances Graef moved about towns. Harold Yost is reported en route home from Camp Mead while Joseph McGurry returns home for Yuletide but is held by measles.

Nannie Stella Boal Dayton J. B. Winkinson

Ministerial Association Resolutions on Rev Ralph Neale enlistment

Resolutions adopted by the Piqua Ministerial Association on December 17, 1917 commend Rev Ralph J Neale for volunteering for overseas service with the M C A. They praise the United Presbyterian Church for granting a year of leave, pledge support to the church during the absence, and promise assistance to the pastorate. Copies to Neale and his church are ordered.

Piqua Ministerial Association S. Ralph ‘Neale Neale United Presbyterian Church Mev Rev C. S. Grauser H. H. Tilock

Peicers Elect New Officers in Ladies Class and Knights

The Young Ladies Bible Class and Otterbein Knights of the United Brethren Sunday School held a Sunday afternoon meeting at Miss Pearl Badertecher’s home. Officers were elected for the coming year with Nellie Rodnhaffer as president and Miss Mildred Hess as vice president for the ladies class, plus officers for the Otterbein Knights led by Russell Foster as president and David Christy as vice president. Thursday night included a bobsled ride to John Kettringer’s home, followed by business and social hours.

Young Ladies Bible Class Otterbein Knights of the United Brethren Sunday School Pearl Badertecher Bagh Young Ladies Nellie Rodnhaf John Ket Albert. Puterbaugh

Why We Are Fighting Poem from Chicago Herald

A wartime poem argues the reasons for fighting by invoking the Atlantic sea dangers the sinking liner and eel hooked horrors at sea, then cites France Belgium and their towns to show German brutality. It presents Belgium’s suffering and the harm to women and children to justify US involvement.

Atlantic Belgium Hell Chicago Herald

Mrs Lettie Derr Dies At Piqua After Illness

Mrs Lettie B Derr born March 3 1871 near Piqua Ohio died December 14 1917 at her home in Piqua aged forty years nine months eleven days She united with the Greek Christian church under Rev D Pleasant in 1912 and remained faithful She leaves her husband two sisters and many friends with sorrowful memories of her devotion to church despite ill health

Lettie B. Derr Waseborn Piqua Ohio Derr D. Pleasant Anas

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Santa Benkert Society Josephine Gehle Charles Anderson Frances Walter Anderson Frank Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Harriet William Blacke Raith Blacke Presbyterian Church Harry Speelman West Ash Ray Aiden Harry Schuey Katherine Tabb Craven Acsimpaniea Raymond Mot Apother Freda Bowman D M. Stahr Grieg Chopin Mary Butter Sedalia Missouri A. Thoma & Sons Jewelers B. C. Rodgéré Pledsint. Hill Harry Kates Richmond Frank D. Nunlist John Davis Bucyrus Wm. Ott John Harold Yost Camp Mead Baltimore Lundsay Kirlough I William Sanders Frances Graef Bradford John Miller Sidney Anna Atkens Irena Eyler Troy Carrie Mott Wapakoneta W. A. Matt C. EB. Morgan Lula Meeks Joseph McGurry Ministerial Association Ar Hays & Son Wayne Watt Wayne and Wort DR. Keller Busser Brown Peicers France Germany Aid Hiusband Peeries Terrace Garden Restaurent Chicago N Wonder Terrace Garden Ice Rink Sloga
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