Snyder Family Reunion and Community Picnic Highlights
The Snyder family hosted its second annual reunion at Fountain Park on June 7 with seventy members attending. Officers were re-elected and an executive committee organized events, followed by a large baskets and games day at a company picnic with hundreds of employees, community awards, and a farewell to several members. The day featured civic banners, a long lineup of contests, and thanks to local businesses for support.
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Fountain Park
Pyls
Ian
Orr Pel
Orr Irelt and Blanket Company
Main Slent
Ash
Wayne
High Street
Cpurlatta
United States
A. Thoma & Sons
Neth & &Jelz
Micklers
Aiternoon
Opera House
RED Cross
Ss Opera House
Kress
Ehight Co
Rey
Wo HL
Allison
Father Brinker
William N. Poster
Walter Beonee
Personal notes on travel and guests across towns
Mrs. Eugene Johnson left today for Noblesville Indiana to visit relatives. Jacob Trostel and Mr Studebaker visit New Carlisle with others while Beatrice Trostel joins a Gettysburg trip by car. Ed Ziegenfelder returned from a Buffalo business trip. Dayton’s Harry Simpsons guests of Mrs Smma Thomas. Mrs Anna Tlonn and Margaret visit Botkins. Over Friday guests at Tippecanoe City include lid Maley Mrs W J Kroger and Mrs C N Frazier with Homer Ridemiller.
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Katherine Tobias
Elizabeth Denman
Tobias Hom
Ethel Peldwin
Cincinnati
Detroit
Thullalo
Pittsburg
Ade
Piqua
Stuart Lane
Riday
Miss Way Marguerite Perry
Chas. N. Paver
Seeley K. Tompkins
Newport R. T
Mr. Lowe
Jacob Trostel
Mr. Studebaker
New Carlisle
George Soerholt
Chas. Trostel
Beatrice
Allen Trostel
Gettysburg
Harry Simpson
Dayton
Smma Thomas
Lid Maley
W. J. Kroger
Favorite Hill Notes and Community Moments
Continued on Page Six. Anita Bear broke her arm while playing on the porch. Rollin Beck celebrated a birthday. Mrs. Wise and infant Joseph visited her sister near Covington. Favorite Hill school praised for turnout and flowers as Mae Levering’s teachers and pupils are thanked for a good year. Till street work paused for materials, now resuming, while residents note hills and transit hardships. Albert Froebe graduated from high school this week.
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Anita Bear
Giddeon Bear
Beal Avenue
Ney
J. W. Beck
Rollin Beck
Park Avenue
Joseph Wise
Joseph
Lawrence Brant
Covington
Favorite Hill School
Mae Levering
Liberty Loan Drive Urges Subscriptions Now
A rousing appeal declares the nation needs 2 billion dollars and urges immediate subscriptions to Liberty Bonds of 50 100 500 and up at 3 percent. Described as a first mortgage on United States wealth, the campaign stresses June 15 as the deadline and calls on all to participate.
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United States
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Sargete
Teneal
Kate & Tiennes
Sadi
Lange Battling Co
Yeurs
Mia
Philippi & Son
Teunis Blues
Chi Price
Lake Joan Reese
Geo
Davis
Silie Elosc
Hharts Despartment
Henkert'st
Hayes S
San
Woolworth Co
Coain
Politan Club
Teo. Leanis Neih
Marygavel
J. Ldoyd
Mar
L. C
Neth
Robert Gee
Lima
Anni
Amd
Mouselightul
His
R. Beanett
John Sunkla
Columbus
Amd al Tomer I Tfonderseon
Delaware
Radahaffer
Mansas City
Stey
Noda
Martzel
Readahaffer
Rodahaffer
Loren Brown
South Downsie Street
Junior Endeavor Society
L. P. Brotherton
Troy
Ruth Quinn
Douglas Deweese
Britton Scott
North Wayne Street
Britton
Friends of Air
Mrs. Wilson Wood
Gerl
Mrs. Lowe
City
Eugene Johnson
Noblesville
Ind
Ed Ziegenfelder
Buffalo
N.Y
Anna Tlonn
Margaret
Botkins
Pavorise Hill
Hennessey
Albert, Froebe
Brice Avenue
HL W. Kress
May
Mary Miles Minter
Mary
Addad
Triangle
Victor Moore
Matinee Daily
Enid Bennett
Sweet Hifle
Phelma Salter
Eiappiness
Brother
Old Town
Santiago
Liberty Loan
Piqua National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Piqua Savings Bank
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