Day by Day World War I Chronicle September 21 1914
Chronicle of early trench warfare on the Western Front noting German lines from Vosges to Oise and the first use of barbed wire. Mention of special shells and spiral wire tactics, plus Virgil and Evangeline historical notes and notable nativities. Includes civic commentary on currency and residency beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Vosges
Oise
Paris
Marne
Aisne
South Africa
Manchuria
Jean de Bloch
Warsaw
New Arcadia
Nova Scotia
Britain
Emmeline Labriche
Henry Wads Worth Longfellow
Evangeline
Goethe
Herman
Dorothea
Gabriel
Mercy
Philadelphia
Death
Grafton Hosts Squirrel Dinner At Hamburger Home
Grafton Saturday evening dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs George Hamburger with guests including Atty and Mrs J A Chamberlain Lucia and three Cleveland friends Ora Sprague and two sons Max and Orville Dewey Aldrich family from La Grange Stanley Pitts family from Pittsfield Estella Aldrich Clair Wolf Lincoln James Aldrich and daughter Laverne among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
George Hamburger
Atty
J. A. Chamberlain
Lucia
Cleveland
Ora Sprague
Max
Orville
Dewey Aldrich
Wayne Donald
Merle
Robert
la Grange
Stanley Pitts
Pittsfield
Estella Aldrich
Clair Wolf
Jack Lincoln
James Aldrich
Laverne
Ray Eppley Hosts Gathering in Zanesville
Ray Eppley acted as host in Zanesville for a community gathering attended by families and friends. The event emphasized local fellowship with residents sharing food and conversation in a cordial, neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Eppley
Zanesville
Farewell party for Mr and Mrs Charter Nesnett
The Gingham Pinochle clan and husbands hosted a surprise farewell at the Nesnett home on Friday evening. The party featured a lively evening of card playing and concluded with cream and cake before the Nesbetts and Jamie depart Wednesday for Johnstown, Pennsylvania, where they once resided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charter Nesnett
Belden Club Enjoys Regular Meeting at Davidson Home
The Belden community club held its regular meeting at the Davidson home with a business session and officer elections for the ensuing year. Officers elected: president Mrs Lucy Myers, vice president Mrs Bernice Prosser, treasurer Mrs Irma Wise, secretary Mrs Anna Hosier. Attendees included many members and guests from the Belden and nearby areas. The group planned an October meeting with Mrs Prosser hosting, as the club noted a guest from Cleveland attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Davidson
Carrie
Ainner
Toe
Lucy Myers
Bernice Prosser
I'tia Wise
Anna Hosle
Mesdames
Cora Reisinger
Sue Myers
Pauline Soo
Alma Nebett
Jessie Rogers
Ekstella Aldrich
Irma Wise
Mary Killin
Corrine Belden
Hattie Goodman
Anna Hosier
Leona Lccht
Russell
Esther Wolf
Jack Lincoln
Alma Pfeiffer
Ruth Belden
Ora Lehman
Mair Davidson
Mildred Summerton
Bobb
Jean Ann
Nellie Lehman
Edna Davidson
Carl, Jr
James
Ruth Lehman
Lucile Wise
Minnie Armstrong
Cleveland
Clicle
Prosser
Local Social Notes From Sugar Ridge and Vermillion Lake
The сообщ as-town social items recount visits and gatherings at the Lehman cottage and Vermillion Lake. Attendees include E E John son, Mr and Mrs A H Sheffield and Agnes Nagelo Lovain, Rita Townsen, Mr and Mrs C Lehman, Mrs Gus Durkee, John Clark, Job Holer, Jeanne Park, and Fas Reenard. Several youths are entering Oberlin School of Commerce, while Hal Rothgard left Sunday for unspecified activities.
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Donald
Georgia Standen
Sugar Ridge
E E. Johnson
A H. Sheffield
Agnes Nagelo
Lovain
Rita Townsen
C . Lehman
Gus Durkee
John Clark Spert
Eridex Arti
Lehmar
Vermilli
Job Holer
Jeanne Park
Mi Fas Reenard
Oberlin School of Commerce
Hal Rothgard
Miaminiversity and local visits mark September activity
A stream of social notes lists students enrolling as freshmen at Miaminiversity andMiss Anna Jean McCloskey heading to Kent College. Frederick Knight plans to leave for Ohio State University at month end. Local residents, guests, visits, and attendances at events from Elyria to Wellington are noted, including auctions, club meetings, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mennell
Victor Burton
James Aldrich
Jane Burton
Treasa Evans
Evans Farm
Wellington
Homemakers Club
W. E. Baker
Local readers urged to attend events this weekend
Mr and Mrs Clifford Schultz visited the John and Wim Schultz homes in Elyria on Saturday night. Harold H Lang earned a free scholarship for the coming year at Chicago Technical College in a competitive examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Clifford Schultz
John and
Wim Schultz
Elyria
Harold H. Lang
Chicago Technical College
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Central Prose Association
Venus
Mars
Publius Vergilius Maro
Virgil
Aeneas
U. S
American Daily Advertiser
Louis Joliet
Mississippi
Philip Embury
Germany
America
John Loudon McAdam
Herbert George Wells
C. C Dill
Washington
Henry L. Stimson
Clark Howell
Atlanta
United States
Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association, Inc
Ruth
Woodland Ave
Coats
Ladies Tailoring & Fur
Broad St
Rytex
Central Book Store
Gage Hats
HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Clark Kinnased
Central Press Association
Wesley
Johnson
E C Johnson
Geo. Sigsb
A. Weaver
Janet
Phyllis
Ralph Flood
Josephine
Stone’s Grill
Vestal
the Pair
New V
D. L. Wilder
Broad Street
Corner Broad & West Ave
Cunningham
RCA
Lux Toilet Soap
Lux
Phillips
Rexall Money Saving Store
Rexall
Ue Phillips
Magnesia
Probah Blades
Roxbury
Colgate
Eastman
Nestle’s
Berning
aTiOn
Keeno Health
Bach
Ape Amt
We Watkins
Ss. T
VICKS
Vatisal
Petrolagar
Prince Albert
Geo
Briggs
Edgeworth
Luxor
Ingrams
Lady Esther
Woodbury
Deans
Onaeaa
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