Calendar notes and meetings listed for April 26 27 28 in town
Calendar entries show a World Wile Guild gathering at Mrs Tovert Simpson West Street, a Swastika club meeting hosted by Mrs Millie Medlade, knox lodge drills, LaCoBA group events, and Veternary Sons gathering. Also listed are meetings of the Maat Wile circle, a 2 PM T.A. meeting at Mrs Filmore Atlis home, and a college women’s tea at a Chestnut Street address with multiple hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Guild
Tovert Simpson
Millie
Medlade
Knox Reo
We Ual
Society News Highlights School Picnics and Dinners
School children enjoyed a picnic and social events at Manview school with Evelyn Carey hosting activities. Local families joined dinners with Mrs George Wahine and others entertaining guests. Entertainment in Lock A featured Markhet Mitchell from Winters School of Expression and Dorothy Spence also participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tele
Parsote
Evelyn Carey
Sehool
Hoon
George Wahine
Lhgunate
Dani Bumiay
Thole Howe
Oar Vile
Mire del Tighe
Howard
Ail
George Mc Sabb
McNabb
Vermmn
Wake Deavy
Akron
Howard Hahn
Betty
Orevilly
John Hammond
Mtr
Ant
Mt. Teint
Mithwood
Mien Markhet Mitchell
Winters School of Expression
Cor Jumbus
Mike Dorothy Spence
Local School Solos Delight Brandon Adults
Young Vielinikt and Ogden Wintermute led a series of vocal solos by Mise Dora Gromcho delightful to the audience. Alu Groskeup and Mr Wintermute accompanied, with Miss Lucile Chriumen entertaining guests at Brandon Haplist Sunday school event. Mrs Baxter hosted Ars GO and other members at a Brandon home for a social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Dora
Gromcho
Auudiencs
Alu Groskeup
Mr Wintermnate
Cindy
Lucile Chriiumen
Wory Sleane
Jolwon
Elise
Brandon
Sanday Wehool
Jie Brandon
Lia Pinilay
Baxter
Ars
Thodor Tad
Tor Ahiath
Fee
Tie Taytiet
Local taxi ads and Vine theater notices mix with city visitors
A cluttered local page lists taxi service phone numbers and names such as J. Cola and Mr William Wise, alongside repeated notices of The Vine stage shows featuring Male and Female and Salome, with theater times tomorrow and Wednesday. The column also records visitors from Columbus, Akron, and other places, plus grocery ads and medical convention travel notes, all truncated OCR fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cola
Katty Arbuelde
Vine
Welday
William Wise
Ely
Columbus
Glennon
Main
Gambier
Harold Astcraft
Save
Cain's Cash Grocery
N. Mulberry
Green
Xu Meaers
Roy Honey
Daeuh Tifor
Akvon
Clyde Mehof
Dwiston Street
Jonsle Pauthaber
Stott Wits
Xati
Velo Stinehomul
Olle
Clobanini
Closter Upham
Vincemneas
Akron
Mey Loeb
McKengie
Howard Tate
Olin Stabe University
Cohanbna
Matty
Amen Poland
Columbine Way
Ral Walker
Marion
Satunday
Hirabeth Watson
Mredar
Mansfeld Avenue
Kodak
Pinkey
John Ralston
Howard Wasne
George Owen
County Officials Set to Attend Mt Vernon Meeting
County officials including the city surveyor were invited to a public safety meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the food prevention issue facing Mt Vernon. The public service committee urged attendance as decisions will shape the approach. The meeting opens at 7 30 o clock and is led by the city council committee and Chamber of Commerce after three weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Tuowley
Mt. Vernon
Cliens
Mt. Vernon Telephone Company
Notives
Delay in relieving housing shortage across the country
A public review by the Dodge Construction Network finds that the housing shortage lags behind other building sectors nationwide. Residential contracts show sharp declines in share, with New York and northern New Jersey at 14 percent, and regions from New England to the Midwest varying up to 48 percent. The report warns the shortage is most acute in housing demand, driven by high prices, wages, and material limits, while nonresidential construction outpaces homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie Lanier
New York
I W. Dodge Cone
New Jersey
Mibourt
New England
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washioston
North West
Honytiok IM
Wim Construction
Damage suit filed against church in Tuscarawas County
A $2100 damage suit is filed against the Radical United Presbyterian church by trustees of the church in Brandywine Tuscarawas County. The case involves real estate matters and names Nave Mind and Rie Mundt Columbur as parties. Proceedings detail the claim and parties seeking restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
Rie Mundt Columbur
Real
Brandywine
Tuscarawas County
Nave
Ineal United Presbyterian Church
Village desires withdrawal amid property damage claims
A plea to withdraw from the village is noted as plaintiffs contend the withdrawal would damage their property significantly. The case has been reported to the state headquarters of the Interchurch World Movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leowal
Interchurch World Movement
World Record Holstein Bull Calf Sold For 106000
Woodland California April 26 a bull calf said to be the finest bred Holstein in the world was born at the A W Morris ranch near Woodland The calf named Tily Alcartra holds seven year world record for milk production The sire Carnation King Syivki is owned by Canary Stock Farm Seattle and the calf was purchased for 106000 by the current owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodland
Cal
Holblein
A. W. Morris Ranch
Here
Syivki
Canary Stock Farm
Seattle
Kenyon Beats Danville In Weekend Baseball Clash
Gambier April 26 Kenyon College baseball nine defeated a Danville team at the latter place Saturday afternoon by a score of 16 to 0. The college team will play Ohio University at Athens Saturday May 1.
Pittsburgh and Chicago Livestock Markets and Prices
Market reports from Pittsburgh and Chicago detail receipts and price trends across hogs cattle sheep and calves, including heavy hogs at 14.25 and 15.40, top sheep at 14, calves to 16.50, and cattle heavies around 12.25 with cows and heifers near 8.00. Local produce lists prices for butter, chickens, geese, and ducks sold by HLOV with wholesale warehoused deliveries.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Prine
Bob
LOGAL
HLOV
Sinnots
Duka Instreer
Bao Geese
Local Meetings Notice From Various Groups
The BB C nf A will meet at 7 00 Monday evening with important business. The College Woman's Club regular meeting is postponed to April 28. Hiawatha lodge 824 Loyal Order Moore will meet at 7 30 Wednesday April 28 with a large initiation class. The K of P band will meet at 7 30 this evening at the hall for practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepley
Hethuistionn
Beli Oletoel
Humane Society
Y. M
Ladies' Aid Society of the
Hopewell M. BE
Clyde Purdy
College Woman's Club
Hiawatha Lodge
Loyal Order Moore
K. of P
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Pitkin’s
Swift
Country Fair Ib
Liberty
Scott CO
Quaker Self-Rising
Mansfield
Hershey's
R. W. Pitkin
South Main Street
Feck
Albert Workman
Utica
Bangs
Theda Bara
Lyric
Fred Johson
We Wooster
Marie Siu
Manat
Smadiy
Ledairen Ls
Grocourion
Fox & Steinhor
Mwe
P. Coe
Charleston
W. Vi
Lawrence Mitehall
Li. Mitchell
Loek
William Mofo
Menin
Hoa
Ehytia
Lorin
Seale
Te Purntines
Nguuleale
Mra W
Auntwort
Sharp
J. Lerry
MAWES
Dorothea Darvenr
Columbus School For
George Lazear
Bayt Gambler
Medleine
Vox & Steinhof
Curtin Moltxor
Clark
I A
Leah
Mra
Fal Whitmore
Jd. A
Homeburger
Warsaw
Danville
Mes
Willard Laker
Sherwood Chupa
John J. Ward
North
A. IL
John McCrory
Frederick Town
Col. L. G, Hunt
Jin
Stone
George 5. Harter
Georgy New
Grand Army Service
Povey Upham
Fourth Ward
Pur Vile
Quditori
Tothwolack
Will Way
Adinborton
Col. Mitchell
Midwood
Wy Hatager and Son
Hangs
Loney
Colunby
Mor
Hetty
Mt Vernon
New Heniamm
Pat
M. Huntsberger
Corning
Kingsport
Kingeport
de Citi
Vievi
the Well Syndicate
Kenyon
Yearling
Jersey Bell
Ni W, Smith
Mitchell Nursery
Beverly
Ohio
Pathe
Cox J
Vaily Banner
East End
Burgess Street
Dr. Brown
Bath
North Park Street
South Mulberry
West High
Finnell
Blore
Vernon Banner
Waman
Dorsey Construction Co
Cara Dally Manner
Joh
Koox Tire & Hubber Co
Laborel
Teameters, Poeta Cae
Sna
Congrete
GRADA
Horseshore
Columbus Road
Wrie Highway Construction Co
Wiyrin
Onto
Cliff Shaw
Black
Elks
THE
Pennsylvania
R. R. Employes Supply CO
BAN Marto
Franklin
Mel Royal Garden
O. K. Teal T. Monte
Henkel
H. G. Way
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