Society News Highlights From Piqua Socials And Weddings
Mrs I F Peele hosts a West Boone Street dinner with guests including Mrs Vean Pelt and Miss Sess Morris. The Modern Priscilla class honors an eleventh wedding anniversary at South Downing Street with tiered cake decor and red peonies. Engagements surface at Edna Dwyer home on Camp Street. Orr Melt and Ulanekel plan a June 9 field day at Overlook Park for about 600 employees with races, games, dancing, and refreshments. Community drives to raise 5000 for the Y M C A appeal push near $4000 already pledged. Red Cross talks in Cincinnati highlight the M C A youth program aiding demobilization. Sunday school teens surprise Miss Carolyn Nixon. play The Trail of Liberty debuts tonight. Louis Marks hosts the Jewish Phimble Society gathering on Camp Street with dessert. Kindergarten closes Friday with Mountain Park picnic weather permitting. Ruby Council Nobbe degree staff drill announced. Birthday parties mark sixth birthdays for Ila Parlay and John Rodahifer with sailor party decor and blue white accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Longanedker
South Downing Street
Ila Parlay
John Rodahifer
Personal notes from Columbus and nearby towns
Miss Margaret Hunter returns to Columbus to resume her work at the Grait Hospital after a two week vacation in town. Miss Stellan Acmar of Dayton visits Wiqua friends Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Lyle Crow return to Thiyston after visiting Mrs Stiats. Mrs Z G Kiser of Fietcher shops in Piqua. Mrs A B Thatkere of Troy visits Mrs Olivene in the city. Miss Wthel Brodbeck to St Marys for marriage to Frank Lange. Roland Collins of Dayton visits J V Collins family. Marguerite Krein of Wapakoneta arrives with Gretchen Tloffer visiting ATP and Ales Hoffer. Rev Groosfelt returns from Cincinnati Classis meeting. Miss Margaret Lohman leaves for Bowling Green. Mr and Mrs Frank P Irvin host Mrs Powell of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hunter
Columbus
Grait Hospital
Lyle Crow
Thiyston
Mather
Stiats
Morrison Street
Wthel Brodbeck
St. Marys
Frank Lange
Marguerite Krein
Wapakoneta
Gretchen Tloffer
ATP
Ales
Wine G. Hoffer
South
Wayne
Miami
Margaret. Lohman
Bowling Green
J. J. Black
Local residents visit Dayton and nearby cities in brief
Mrs Maurice Wolfe was in Dayton this afternoon. Miss Helen Allen of Sidney visited friends in the city. Miss Andrew Snyder spotted the day in Dayton. Miss Jull Mercer returned home from Cleveland. Miss Ethel Knoop of Troy spent the day with Miss Misa beth Yoyer. Albert J Avon of Springfield was in the city today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Wolfe
Dayton
Helen Allen
Sidney
Andrew Snyder
Jull. Mercer
Cleveland
Ethel Knoop
Troy
Misabeth Yoyer
Albert J. Avon
Springfield
Few Relatives for Big Money
Zanesville Ohio June 6 John Tinge 77 millionaire panner and manufacturer died at his home. He was reputed worth 10 000 000. Tinge organized and for many years operated the Star Soup company later sold to Procter and Gamble. He was president of United States Printing company and had vast real estate in Columbus Cincinnati Kansas City and St Louis. For years he was prominent in Ohio republican politics. He was a bachelor. A nephew James Hoge Seattle and a niece Mrs Frederick Grant Zanesville are his only relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
John Tinge
Panner
Tiage
Star Soup Company
Proctor and Gamble
Cincinnati
United States Printing Company
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Louis
James Hoge
Seattle
Wash
Frederick Grant
Vessel fire near Middle Bass Island shocks lake shores
The Sand-sucker Isabella Woyeu, bound for sand at Point Petoe, burned fiercely at moonrise off Middle Bass Island in Lake Erie. Captain William Melidaden, owner and commander, reached Dutfa Bay in a launch after distress signals. The Oliver Peery from the Ohio Fish Hatcheries aided the vessel. the Loyee carries 14 crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toleds
Ohio Fish Hatcheries
Meldaden
Cleveland
Hat That Won’t Blow Off Claimed By New York Inventor
A New York inventor applies for a patent claiming a hat that cannot blow off. The design features protuberances aligned with the sweatband that grip the head, resisting removal unless subjected to direct pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fontainebleau as Napoleon’s dramatic farewell and myth of the black cat
The article recalls Napoleon’s 1814 farewell at Fontainebleau, his grateful address to the guard at the Cour de Cheval Blanc, and the famous scene of the eagle. It then shifts to a 19th century legend of a black cat as the agent of evil, noting beliefs about cats’ night vision and whiskers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fontainebleu
Napoleon
Fontainebleau
Hhis
Nemesis
Farevel
France
Gen
Petit
McN
Germany
England
Weather and War Affects on Meteorology Study
A Nature piece discusses uncertainty in weather science and asks if war has altered climate. It cites McAdie on rain nuclei, cigarette smoke, volcanic eruptions, and predicts broader atmospheric data will improve forecasts while wondering what happens to weather's vague charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seichlists
Alexander McAdie
Mr. MccAdie
John Aitken
Edinburgh
Asama Yai
Japan
Tokio
Mushroom Mine Cultivates Fungi Below Ground
A Morgantown area correspondent reports a mushroom farm thriving in a deserted underground coal mine hundreds of feet deep. Theodore L. Imbach of Morgantown’s Agricultural Experiment Station secured a permit to study the mine soil, found moisture and nutrients ideal for edible fungi, and launched a large weekly shipment to city markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgintown
W. Va
Morgantown
Pittsburgh
Theodore L. Imbach
State Agricultural Experiment Station
Buffing Hurts Old Silver Plate Value
An early warning from the Boston Wine Arts Bulletin cautions against modern buffing for old family silver. The process removes patina and maker’s marks, destroying provenance and reducing value despite a shiny finish. Use silver polish sparingly and avoid aggressive cleaning to preserve historical pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muler
Boston Wine Arts. Bulletin
Women to Hold Vote Power in Enlarged Suffrage Plan
England Scotland and Wales would see enfranchisement rise from 7,656,173 to 22,848,901 with about 3,000,000 more men and the rest women gaining the vote. Women would hold the balance of power, as 12,044,567 would vote versus 10, io men. Ireland not included in these figures, plans aim to grant suffrage to virtually every person of majority age in the three nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Scothind and
Wates
Heaviest Man That Ever Lived
An anonymous author collecting weight records cites Daniel Lambert born 1770 who died 1809 weighing 739 pounds. The piece notes he was English and precedes Banting and Dr Larvey, with a garment story illustrating his extreme size and impact on weight lore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lambert
Tie
Banting
Larvey
Gawbert
New mechanized piting estapishments streamline processing
A described facility introduces a series of tanks for cleansing, closing, dipping and plating arranged in a circle. A carrier system with dual endless chains and vertical rods carries items through each treatment stage under a cam arrangement. Final products return to the start point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Sensations of Starvation in Prolonged Fasting
Experiments show hunger fades after three to four days of starvation. In five days hunger contractions do not decrease and hunger tetanus appears on days four and five. By day five a burning sensation emerges from stomach acid stimulation, while appetite diminishes to near indifference.
Who Are the Sane in Insanity Debate
A quote from the Medical Fortnightly questions who can judge sanity. It contends that if new ideas about insanity were strictly followed few would avoid being branded insane. It notes experts may be impossible to identify since even experts may be biased, and many exhibit eccentricities or weaknesses hidden by san ity.
Superstitions Clash Over Friday Proposals
A couple discusses Friday proposals with contrasting views. She believes Friday is unlucky and should not propose. Ife counters with a cynical tale of a man who proposed on a Friday and was refused, suggesting luck is not strict.
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Ife
Y M C A Officials Attend Dayton Funeral
Snappy About Town notes W. W. Ilayes secretary of the Y M C A left for Dayton this afternoon to attend the funeral of Carl B. Bern. A parade drawn Italians led by Frank Cipriano marched last night with 350 registered youths involved. 250 formed a body. Rymond Gilmore returns home from Ohio State University to begin a new job with National Fireproofing in Hobart, Indiana, then plans to resume studies at Wigfal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ilayes
Dayton
Carl B. Bern
Kern
Dayton Y. M. CG. A
Rymond Gilmore
Ohio State University
Moendisy
Hobart
Ind
National Fireproofing Company
Tit
Wigfaal
Indiana Floods Ravage Crops and Livestock
Heavy floods sweep across Indiana with Wabash and White rivers swelling and submerging cornfields. Livestock including sheep are trapped or drowned in lowlands as rising waters approach historic levels, four years after a similar disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hiverton
Battle over woman suffrage resolution in state house
In Wasington June 6 a clash arose as Democrats and Republicans moved to decide if the house judiciary committee should be discharged from further consideration of Miss Jeanette Rankin's joint resolution for a constitutional woman suffrage amendment. A Want ad seeks a girl to work in a restaurant on Young and Weber streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitington
Jeanette Rankin
House
House Judiciary Committee
Restaurannt
Weber Streets
Advertising powers cost to capital growth in 12 years
A St. Louis corporation grew capital from 20000 to 25000000 in 12 years through advertising. The Star notes this record as proof of advertising value and questions doubters about proper distribution and quality of printer's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Star
Frankly Selfish Grandmother Spoils Baby at Every Chance
A thoughtful grandmother candidly admits she spoils the baby at every opportunity. She explains her reasoning in a playful, philosophical tone and acknowledges she will likely face blame but chooses to enjoy the moment.
Washington Sees Registration Shortfalls In 1910 Census Day
Washington reports indicate 367000 population with 3960 men sent home after applying. City registrars reportedly failed to fill cards completely and neglected signatures, while the government provided clerks and teachers to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago market summaries page shows mixed grain and hog data
Chicago markets report grain futures for wheat and oats with July and September quotations. Hog prices in Cleveland edges down while cattle and calf values vary. Baltimore notes dairy, eggs, and chicken prices with regional items.
Bird Statistics From U S Department Of Agriculture
The United States Department of Agriculture maintains over one million cards detailing distribution and migration of North American birds. This archival collection highlights extensive data gathered on species ranges seasonal movements and population indicators across the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. I
Peele
West Boone Streek
Mr. Did Mes
Vian Pelt
Sess Morris Vlanehe
Edna Dwyer
Yound
Camp Street
Florence Jemnessey
Mary Murray
Jose Lange
Wlhel Brodheet
Ohio
Piqua
Orr Melt and
Ulankel Company
Overlook Park
Fisher
Parlotte
Cue
M. CG. A
Ld. Mtlesh
Cincin
Red Cross
Rormner
W.oie
Sunuday School
Carolyn Nixon
Greeny Street
M.hs Church
West North Street
Patterson
Confuctionery
High Scehkogl
Piid
Louis Marks
Jewi Phimble Society
Mountain Park
Amyus Nace
Ruby Council Nobbe
Petr Beauty Shop
Stellan Acmar
Wiqua Friends
Z. G. Kiser
Fietcher
A. B. Thatkere
Olivene
Rolman Collins
J. V. Collins
Prank P. Irvin
Powell
Toledo
Arti
Wrnter
Ady
United Kingdom
Marine Daily
H.W. Kress
May’s
Opera House
Maines
WELE
Picure
Marguerite Clark
Valentine
Gehorgh Washington
Mack Sennett Keystone
Ford Sterling
Vivian Martin
Jack Pickford
America
Harry Sullenberger
Henry Ponchielli
Frank Cipriano
Gnu
Chicago
Wheat—dJuly
Saltimore
Butler
A. Thoma & Sons
Jewelers
Main Street
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