Friday Federation Officers Attend General Ladies Aid Meeting
Friday's Federation officers and St. Paul's church ladies gathered for the General Ladies Aid at St. Paul’s Parlor to hear reports from the National Federation convention. Mrs. Carl Friday, delegate, presented the convention report and was elected secretary of the federation for four years, with installation planned at the General Conference in New Bremen Ohio in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
John Reese
National Federation of Evangelical Women
Delestate
Carl Friday
St. Paul's Society
Friday
National Federation
Mission work yields two hundred Christians among tribes
Mr and Mrs S O Strial discuss labor and social reform in native communities. They note natives struggle to work yet, after perseverance, have become trustworthy citizens and a group of about two hundred Christians among the tribes.
Division A Outing At Cascade Park Details
The article reports an outing by Division A from the national church at Cascade Park with a noon dinner. In the afternoon a ball game saw the Sweaters vs Hus-me-tights. final score 10 to 3 in favor of Hugmen fights, aided by the mascot Snowdrop. Also notes a Carpentier fight and the next meeting at 2 PM on Thursday August 4.
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Carpentier
Cascade Park
Local social notes from Elyria and area gatherings
Unclear but readable items describe Scottish delegation attendance, Burns family guests, a wedding ceremony, YWC A activities, a Sons and Daughters of Liberty initiation, a 70th birthday surprise for James R West, Dorcas Society quilting, and Laurel Club sewing.
Northwest Encampment and Women’s Relief Corps Meetings Tonight
Today events include Northwest Encampment at I. C. O. F. hall and Women’s Relief Corps gathering at G. A. R. hall at 2 58 PM. Sons of Veterans auxiliary meet at 7 30 PM in G A R hall. First summer meet of Senior Friendship club at Y W C A. Also notes sewing society hosted by I MN of A Levine at Roma for luncheon and afternoon sewing by ladies.
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Women'’s Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
A. R. Hall
Fion
A. Sewing Society
I. MN
A. Levine
Roma
Charles Hatock
Linehfon
Indies
Personal notices from Ann Arbor social column
Russell Taylor returns to Ann Arbor to study this summer. Miss Margaret Wadson hosts guests. Ruth Conry visits. Junior auxiliary St Andrew's church picnic postponed indefinitely. Jean Brown visits Lucy Forbes in Highland court. Holcomb family depart for two week motor trip to New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs C L Sothrden entertains brother C A Garman and daughter Clarice for a month. Mary McRoberts previously at Laketide Hospital backs home after operation. Hill and Freeman families take a weekend motor trip through Mariah and Columbus. Mrs Frankes Avery leaves for extended visit to Kent and Chicago. Birth announced of a nine pound daughter to Mr. and Mrs. S S Higgins of Chicago on July 6. Mrs Hirsins, formerly Ethel Wilmot, family in Oxford. Catherine Muller awaiting home after appendectomy at St Joseph's Lorain. George Binder and family guests of Rev and Mrs Paul Bourquin. H E Aldrich and family leave for Toronto via Buffalo. Rhada Bourquin now living with parents. Mona Hayes returns to Elyria after Rochester wedding trip. Carl C Dally returns to Akron. H M Miller of Sixth street hosts summer guests, daughter and family T E O Donnell of Urbana, Ill.
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S. S. Higgins
Chicago
Hirsins
Ethel Wilmot
End
James Wilmoct
Oxford Avenue
Evelyn Snow Named Chief of Motion Picture Censorship
Columbus July announced by State Director of Education Riegel that Mrs Evelyn Francis Snow Mount Vernon is appointed chief of the new motion picture censorship division at 3600 yearly. She is sister of State Supreme Judge Wanamaker and sister in law of A G Snow. The governor will name an advisory board without salaries. Rumor ties Rev John R Riutledse to parole and pardons division. Cambridge hosts a Service Star Lesson chapter for women relatives of service men led by Mrs W W Davies Martins Ferry.
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Columbus
Riegel
Evelyn Francis Snow
Mount Vernon
John R. Riutledse
Cleveland
Leaxrne
Division of Paroles and Pardons
Welfare Department
Amherst School Enrollment Growth and New School Plan
Amherst Superintendent Powers presents figures for building a new school and Pew school to accommodate rising enrollment.Projected first year attendance would reach about 14 percent of 1914–15 total grammer and high school enrollment, with grades matching 1914 high school numbers. A new law would boost attendance. voters are urged to weigh factors before the proposed issue.
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Amherst
Pew
Io Gmail
Stay of execution granted for murder defendant Grimm
Hobart Pittsburg Grimm, condemned for the murder of Stephen Galcheck, received a thirty day stay of execution from Governor E F Morgan less than an hour before the scheduled hanging at Moundsville State Penitentiary. Grimm had maintained innocence until shortly before the time of death.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Hobart
Pittsburgh
Grimm
State Penitentiary
Moundsville
E. F. Morgan
Stephen Galcheck
Northeds Baird and Northeim wed in Oberlin
Miss Hazel Baird and Bernhart Northeim both of Brownhelm were married in Oberlin yesterday. No home ceremony. Rev. Heller officiated at J. C. Lasen residence. Northeim, a farmer, plans to work after the wedding. They left for Buffalo on their wedding trip.
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Northeds
Baird
Amherst
Hazel Baira
Bernhart Northeim
Brownhelm
Oberlin
J. C. Lasen
Rev. Heller
Northeim
Buffalo
Local Residents Visit and Health Updates in Amherst
Mrs. M J Ludwig and family visit the Ludwig home as Miliah and Jeanette stay with Mr and Mrs Chas Ludwig. Ars Franklin discharged from hospital. Sophia Lapatkovic underwent an operation at the hospital yesterday. Gehrs Ludwig began work on a new home at the corner of Lincoln and Cleveland streets.
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Amherst
M. J. Ludwig
Sex Miliah
Jeanette
Chas. Ludwig
Ars. Franklin
Hosbital
Sophia Lapatkovic
Gehts Ludwig
Lincoln and
Cleveland Streets
Fatal incident linked to Follansbee and Steubenville bridge drop
A report notes a person was killed at Follansbee W Va and dropped off a bridge at Steubenville, outlining the sequence of events and location details in a concise, non-graphic summary.
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Follansbee
Steubenville
Rye as currency in Russia replaces money
A Moscow despatch reports that the council of peoples’ commissars has made rye the unit of value for exchanges in Russia. One pound of rye equates to four yards of cloth, four iron spades, 12 pounds of petroleum, or 12 boxes of matches.
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Berlin
Russia
Council of Peoples’ Commissars
Aloscow
Fatal Automobile Crash Injures Oberlin Lad
In Oberlin a car driven by a father collided with a backing Buick from Alfred Alexander of Sandusky. Little Robert Saltese suffered a fractured skull and eye injury with sight loss feared. The crowd filled the east College Street scene as Gaspara the Miser starred at a local tent show.
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Oberlin
Robert Saltese
Robert
East College Street
Buick
Alfred Alexander
Sandusky
Clarence Squires
Maude Willis Delivers Comedy and Tense Moments in Betty Jane's Pa
Oberlin audiences praised Maude Willis for her Thursday afternoon performance of Betty Jane's Pa. The act blended comedy with tense and sad moments, delivering an engaging public-arts showing.
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Oberlin
Maude Willis
Mrs Anna Terrell Files Divorce Petition
Mrs Anna Terrell filed for divorce in her petition seeking dissolution of marriage. The document outlines grounds for the action and requests relief as provided by law.
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Anna Terredd
Anna Terrell
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