Missionary services and society notes abridged
Society items report Missionary services at the Church of Christ on Sunday at 10 AM with a children's day program. Presbyterian Missionary Society met with Mrs J Clemly. devotions by Mrs John Trowbridge. readings by Mrs John Morrow and Mrs H Q Coester. refreshments served. Also noted are church society meetings, a Greek coffee hour, and a reunion of the Loa Motier families planned for June at Fountain Park Ohio with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian ¢Hirel
J. Clemly
Aucarviah
John Trowbridge
John Morr
Clive
Airs
Ioester
Aiys
Torotierion Samy
Grace WL
Women's Missions Waeieky
Chasiforte
Park Avenue
Loa Motier Finilies
Pountain Park
Onio
Pinna
Ohio
Gearse Shoarer
Tay Muttenhour
Childrom
San Maten
Calif
F da
I Bay
Reiko Graham
Maryee
Marr Simpson
John Day
Mary McKea
Witchhian James
J. Howe
Wapakoneta
Ibabe
Birthplace party and community club events in Dayton and vicinity
Readers recount a day of social gatherings from Dayton and nearby towns. Guests from Detroit, Troy, Piqua, Casstown and Casstown area attended picnics, needlework meetings, chess and games at local farms, clubs and homes. Highlights included a youth gathering, a fashioning of national colors, and several social clubs hosting dinners and entertainments.
Local society notes capture weddings and visits across towns
A jumble of social announcements reports weddings trips and dignitaries visiting Troy Columbus Cincinnati Lima and Covington. Names include Miss Anna Ri Mr. and Mrs. Marold Brower Mrs. Melvin Baker Mrs. Walter Carson and Dr. C W Bennett with relatives and church gatherings noted throughout, plus a Gerry-Pence family reunion and L C B A meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Carson
M. B. Motter
Lima
W. T. Motter
West Greene
Helen Motter
Covington
Gerry-Pence
Stillerstown
Aviator Tom Rannist Pronounced Dead in Sandusky
June 15 report from Sandusky states Tom Rannist pioneer aviator and head of the Bonoistro plane will be sent to Trenton for burial following brief services at the Ma church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Ibbrecht
Piqua Haplist Church
Sandusky
Tom Rannist
Bonoistro Plange
Trenton
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Near Three Billion Mark
Washington June 15 The Federal Reserve Banks report results of the liberty loan canvass up to closing hour showing many districts with unfinished tabulations but indications of full or over subscriptions. Estimates place total subscriptions to exceed 3 000 000 000 with oversubscriptions in Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland and Chicago and possible further oversubscriptions as districts finish tallying.
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Washington
J. G
Peleral Reserve
Liberty
Roston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Chicago
Minneapolis
Ninth District
Villadelphia
Leavist Dies After Streetcar Accident In Repair Shop
Local Masonic bodies will oversee funeral services. Leavist perished yesterday when he leaned from the open streetcar at the reconing board, struck a pole, and fell fracturing the skull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonic
Leavist
Tim
Liberty bond subscriptions top in St Joseph County
Thes Coenty Thads Souctie Bend Indiana reports St Joseph county leads U S communities in Liberty bond subscriptions relative to population with total early today at 4 250 000 against an estimated quota of 1 859 900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souctie Bend
Ind
St. Joseph County
United States
ABDUPTONAL DRAFT Extends to Regular Army and Guard
Washington reports that beyond drafting for the new national army the government may draft additional forces to fit up the regular army and national guard. High military authorities noted only about one thousand enlistments in the army yesterday, a low figure since April 1, with recruiting slumping for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
Pepperbint Ol Traps Panthers
Howard, longtime Plumas County trapper, describes earning more than 32,800 from mountain lion pelts and hides over five years. He recalls using peppermint scent to attract lions, recounting methods and a notorious anecdote about a college professor.
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Marysville
Fir
Willam Froward
Isvo
California
Pepper
Plumas County
Howard
Howard i
Tvee
Lehner
Tien
Lelking
Stu
Caine
Det
Mislaid Hoard Prompting Mocked Warning
A fragment shows a speaker accusing a college man of taking a hoard and leaving without repayment. The writer claims not to worry yet suggests the culprit might realize his loss if the message reaches him via payment and a bottle of breath destroyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Lege
Dream Stop Fires In Unionville Hall Blaze
James Schooler of Unionville Missouri dreamed a red sunset candle fire in the LO Y hall after a ceremony and phoned the night watchman. An investigation found a candle left burning behind a hat box with red tissue paper. The box and picture were burned and furniture damaged but no major blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
James Schooler
LO. Q. Hall
Schooler
Yellows Hall
Birth Registration and American Citizenship Rights
A discussion on how official birth certificates establish parentage and citizenship, stressing the need for reliable records across states and the District of Columbia. The piece highlights cases from Ellis Island and the immigrant experience, urging stronger birth records to prevent citizens being stranded or denied protection due to missing documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
D.C
Sx Tod
United States
Sweden
Elis Island
District of Columbia
Federal Children's Bureau
Borth
Northern Indiana towns move to merge four cities
Preliminary steps from leaders of Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, and Indiana Harbor to amalgamate the four towns under one municipal government. No opposition voiced. Boundaries already interlock and consolidation would create an Indiana border city of about 100,000, the state's second most populous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Memmond
Ind
Tammond
Whiting
East Chicago
Indiana Warrior
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Hedgel
J. Wo
Woman's Association
Vivins Aid
Ihn
Ted Cross
AE Mieming
Tion
Aml Society
Dua Daily Prag
Honda Trough
Bebedietelle
Chas. Schepper
Detroit
Mich
J.C. Motter
Ote Do
Spencer and
Yanity
Bob
Motter
Laura Motter
Grace Motter
Dayton
Charan J Motter
Walter Courson
Ernest Motter
Bes
W. O. Sateter
Troy
Casstown
Conover
Coyington
Matcher
Piqua
J. Slade
Laner
Garrie
Alois
Odainius
Pire
Pire Poa Ileioas
Ors
ALJ
Antoiouiles
Levine
Chamberlin
Amd
Wilh W. Uetherington
Piqua Baptist Church Society
Os Vielen
Caroline Woods
Pant
Roulson
Paul Gachman
Ceo. Huendel
East Ash Street
Ruudolph
Red Cross
Anothay
Mirguerile Krein
Wapakonti
Gretchen Lofe
Perschal Rotes
Sheridan
Colis
Tess
T. C
Air
Marold Brower
Cipeinnats
Wendel
Anna
St. Annolds
Saintt
B. WR
Christy
Kokomo
Barles
Boosier
Charles Herbst
Mary Frans
Spring Street
Janes
West Water Streek
Mrs. Haines of
Sidney
Miss Schelter
MW Althoff
Noth Main Street
C. W. Rbennett
Frank
Cls
Cos
Mrs
Stuart Lowe
Gincinnati
Z. Ib Lowe
West Greene Street
R. G. Peawler
Columbus 3
Pianom
Warner
Frank Crown
Bradford
Tina
Anna M. Ryan
West Water Street
Will
Father Cogan
Day
John Quirk
Times O'Brien
Str Mary's College
Yes
A. Thoma & Sons
Jewelers
Stone's
D. Louis & Sor Feig
Liberty Loan
Sam
U. S. Department of Labor Children’s Bureau
H. W. Kress
M & V'S Opera House
the Great
Combined Aid Spectacular Pairyland
Matinee
Dorothy Dalton
Ino
Tsaw
Hari
MAY
Harry W. Kress
Anager
Pearson
West Ash
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