Local Society Notes From Minster and Vicinity
Ar and Mrs Chas Laufersweiler of Minster Mrs Haines and daughter Louise of New Bremen Mr and Mrs Joseph Digman of Loy winies Mrs Ben Ratterman Mrs Mary Kloekur and Mrs Joe Bustet. Martin of Sidney moved to this city this morning to attend Mrs Eigen birthday. Stowbridge class of First Presbyterian met at West Kirh street home to sew napkins for Women’s Juice League with refreshments. Marguerite Krein of Wapakoneta visiting Gretchen Hoffer. Girls’ Friendly Society picnic planned for Thursday to Parish house 2:30 with transportation. Pina Chapter of OO BL S to meet Thursday June 14 at Magonie Inn. Belle Miles Sec Amnit ML Teed We MM WG. W.G.T.U. to meet at Mrs Farts home at care ner of Rohisany and Treadway Friday afternoon June 35. Flower day arranged. dues due. Miss Allies Lange hosted group for Marguerite Krein visit. plans for Fountain Park picnic. Elizabeth Waters hosting embroidery club. Philathea class to meet James Hayes at ALAE Fry home 7220 West Keane Street Monday evening June 18 at 7:20. Eastside Needlework Club to meet with Mrs George Taendel East Ash Street. St Johns Lutheran Brotherhood held meeting. Inner Mission work discussed Miami Valley Local Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Laufersweiler
Minster
Is. Haines
Duighter
Louise
New Bremen
Joseph Digman
Loywinies
Ben Ratterman
Mary Kloekur
Joe Bustet
Terml
Martin
Sidney
Frank Geiger
Eigen
Allies Lange
West Greene Street
Marguerite Krein
Wapakoneta
Gretchen Hoffer
Fountain Pari
Krein
Community notices mix at Dayton gathering and weddings
The Loyal Girls of the Church of Christ held a meeting at Mrs. Julio Cramer’s on West Boone Street with games and prizes. A wedding linking Miss Anna Dugan and Mr. George Arnold Marry was announced, and numerous local residents were noted for visits, travel, and church activities across Dayton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Julio Cramer
West Boone Street
Branden- Ilvg
Davis
Sears
Sautier
Madie Spraul
Ten Little Papooises Tie Up Big Railroad
Ten Sioux City Indians lead a bold box car ride and daylong bluff at the Omaha and Illinois Central yards. Ten mothers herded their babies through stations, traded beadwork for calico, and caused a frantic cascade of railroading chaos before the infants were reunited in Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Omaha
Illinois Central
Winnebago
Daylight saving plan faces Alaska opposition from Skagway
New York daylight saving proponents released a letter from Skagway Commercial Club secretary expressing strong refusal to cooperate. He notes residents would rather turn clocks back in summer to enjoy continuous daylight, joking that Yukon residents have so much light they must blindfold chickens to roost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Yukon
Red headed girls form The Order of the Golden Fleece
Red headed students at the State University organize The Order of the Golden Fleece at the Nebraska University Farm Society in Lincoln. Eva Miller, retiring editor of the Daily Nebraskan, leads membership standards as a committee of two others adjudicates conflicts. The group plans an inaugural function soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ait Nebraska University Farm Society
Lincoln
Neb
State University
Eva Miller
Daily
Nebraskan
A New Calculator by an Englishman for currency and measures
An English inventor has created a calculator converting money values of one country into several others and applying them to various weights and measures. In U S railroad history, over 26 million barrels of oil were used as locomotive fuel last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Boniface
Christian Charity
Miang
Miter
Alc
Tabke
Geo
Kiefer
United States
Blue Laws of Colonial Days in New Jersey Retold
Archives recount the New Jersey blue laws from 1702 to 1776, including Sunday drinking penalties and the death penalty for horse stealing. The 74 year compilation by Samuel Allison spans Puritan statutes through Queen Anne rule, detailing fines, stocks, and later repeals as the law evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Iowa
D. W. Keller
Wus City
New Jersey
Old Colony
Queen Anne
City of Council
Samuel Allison
George I
George II
George III
Perth Amboy
Burlington
General Assembly
Keller
Sellard
Grain sorghums as food in diet standards
Washington officials report grain sorghums provide a good protein and carbohydrate source, though protein digestibility lags behind wheat and corn. Whafir, fet erita, milo, and kaoliang tested in breads and mush show varied digestibility. water absorption and popping behavior affect prep, with dwarf kafir and milo notable for popping and palatable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Office of Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Milo
Read The Press Want Adv You Will Find What You Want
Classified notice indicates readers can locate desired items via The Press Want Adv. ad prompts search across listings for needed goods or services. Strong entities include The Press and Want Advertisements guiding readers to locate requested items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adv
Burglars Captured Through Parrot Talk in Grand Rapids
Arthur Simmons woke to flashlights as his parrot Peck spoke That'll do, boys repeating the burglars' plan. The surprised pair dropped silverware, surrendered, and were arrested after Simmons activated an alarm clock and alerted police. Peck, meanwhile, dined on parrot food with the spoils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur Simmons
Parrot
Stolen kiss costs man $100 after court appeal
Rochester New York reports Alfred Pye was convicted in Police Court for taking a kiss from an unwilling Mark Becker girl. He was fined $50 and appealed to County Court where Judge Stephens upheld the decision. Including fees and costs, the incident will cost over $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Ye Ho
Alfred Pye
Markc Becker
Pye
Stephens
Pan
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Stowbridge
First Presbyterian Church
West Kirh Steeel
Women’s Juice League
Creichen Toffer
Girls’ Friendly Society
Pina
OO. BL. S
Ma Gonie
Belle Miles
Amnit
WG. T. U
Rohisany Avenue
Treadway
Peidey
Elizabeth Waters
Bostwooher Embroidery Club
Lomorrow
Fir Vlerign
James Hayes
Alae Fry
West Keane Street
Eastside Needlework Club
Gorge Taendel
East Ash Street
St. Joan's Lutheran Brotherhood
Miami Valley
Citi
Dayton
Anna Dugan
Braid
Thos, Dugan
North Trendwey
George Arnold Marry
Sheboy Wis
Toledo
Ohio
Wisconsin
Counle
Stockton
Calif
Vesta Metlee
Troy
Ho Opurst
Miss Mars Maxwell
Bonnie Marshall
Piqua
Oscar Bhicher
C. S. Grausep
Grace
8. Marshall
Proud
Ladies’ Aid Society
FDR Reformed Church
Chancel Guild
Missionary Society of the
Greene Street
Élass
Mk Ge
James Manning
West Wat Street
Manning
Memorial Hospital
John Quirk
James O'Brien
St. Joseph's College
Collegeville
Indiana
Albert C. Tokmer
Marie Jacomet
South Wayne Street
Happe
Laura McConlu Ik
South Downing
Lizbeti Bieriy
Thelen Wyman
Tlenrietta
Josephine Granat
Columbus
Grove City
Sume
Withheir Grata
Praver
Peepee
Goren Cranston and Young
Chicupai
Jim
Gsear Fisher
High Street
Laura Jones
Inglon
W. O
Kee + Brooks
Afiss
Liks
Trey
Moore of
Conover
Miss Hess
Mizs
Glen
Ang To
Caldwell
Sherds
Hills
Tal
Ladies Alissionary Society of the
Dayton Presbyterial
Per A. Simmons
Jersey
Bennington
Vermont
Mr. Simmons
Mrs. Simmons
John P. Smith
Robert L. Mussieman
Springfield
Will
Pittsburgh
Miss Marian Afe- Kee
E A
Edith Gates
Muncie
Ind
William Catterlin
St. Marys
Shall
Clyde Houser
William Goode
Comm.any's
H.W. Kress
Viqua
May’s Opera House
Winifred Allen
Krepsar
A. W. Kress
Charles H. Carey
America
Fredrik
Herman
Volks
Ans
Serent
Laugister
Miss Thez Nourse
Frederik the Great
Kellar
Man
Pearson’s
West Ash
Prich
Lundray
What the
Hallmark
Digna
All Reliable Thoma Jewelry Store
North Main Street
The
United Jewelers
Bey
A. Thoma & Sons Jewelers
N. Main ST
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