Melting pot of visits and deaths in Mt Vernon area
Mary Vail and others visit J O Grover and family while Alma Harris Winnie Greer and Lizzie Clark Rice are noted in obituaries. Elmer Greer and families gather. Horther Fulmer visits from Loudonville. Blanche Glasener returns from Mt Vernon trip. George Bookman dies near Wesley Chapel. Lucy Rapp spends Sunday in Loudonville. Funeral plans and mourners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mary Vail
Mt. Verson
J.O. Grover
Mise Alm Harria
Akron
Winnie Greer
Elmer Greer
Mt. Ver
Severns
Mion
Blanche Glasener
Mn Vernon
Alma Harris
Mary Vail
Vernon
Wintule Greer
J. A. Greer
Danville
J.C. ‘Greer
Fordie Hawkins
Gleiting
George Bookman
Wesley Chapel Church
Lucy Rapp
A. Stuyfein
Loudonville
Ankenytown Residents Attend Services and Social Visits
John Prouta and family were guests of friends in the area last week. James Murry funeral near Smithville drew local attendees. Samuel Mantis and wife from Mt. Vernon visited Saturday and Sunday. Miss Wealthy Worman spent time with Fern and Zor Montgomery of Fredericktown. Janet Leedy of Georgia visited friends here. Young people around Arkenytown joined in visits with G. H. B. Leonard and family Sunday. Protracted Brethren meetings began at Ghareh Church with Rev. Ira Long of Manafield officiating. C. Burris and wife of Mr. Vernon visited Winfold Garber and wife. Mrs. Chua Clark and son Ralph of Mt. Vernon visited over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prouta
James Murry
Smithville
Samuel Mantis
Mt. Vernon
Wealthy Worman
Sim
Fern
Zor Montgomery
Fredericktown
Janet Leedy
Georgia
Arkenytown
G. HB
Leonard
al Ghareh
The
Brethren
Ira Long
Manafield
C.¥. Burris
Vernon
Winfold Garber
Mt Zion Sunday School Day Bears Invitations
Remember Mt Zion Sunday school celebration Saturday Aug 1 at Mr George Harris grove. All Sunday schools invited to attend and take part in the program. Mr and Mrs Karl Biel with Mr and Mrs Harrison Wilbert and others visit and move about Mt Zion area during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rememter
St Zion
George Harris
Grove
Mee
Karl Biel Pent
Sunny
Harrison Bli
Bert
Land League forms in Boston to aid farmers
Forward to the Land League assembles in Boston to campaign for cheaper land, irrigation, and rural life revival. The group aims to lure residents from crowded cities to farm life, easing urban congestion and reducing slum conditions. The movement seeks broader farmer support and social reform within the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mane
Aig
Land League
Gieta
Fife
Oitien
Fredericktown News Roundup of Social and Weather Events
Fredericktown area notes large social visits from Bellville and Mansfield figures, chautauqua attendance, family gatherings, and illness. A serious appendix operation for Harold Chiel in Mt Vernon hospital followed a spring storm caused minor local damage and a struck locust tree near Mrs Sadie Burns. Community church activities delayed until August and several residents’ travels and visits across Ohio documented.
Local residents plan visits and events this week
A long list of relatives and friends from North of here plan trips to Boston Lakeside and Frederickton for reunions and visits. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Fink and others as they travel to attend a druggist convention and visit relatives before returning home. Several individuals and families plan picnics, hospital stays, and church activities while attending local events and repairs to a church spire are discussed.
Local residents asírtings and visits across towns
Feeble OCR lists a flurry of social visits and moves. Steveho and wife with son Oliver, Mrs Allie Rige and family moved to Malingra Sunday to spend time with Rew Bins and family. Clara Hartipee of Newark visits Prt Kiel Hillman Canterbury. Leander McCammon hosts guests at Saturday. Eliza Ashcraft moves Newark to establish new home. Lola Frye visits Centerbury. Manual Rine moves to Mont Hall property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steveho
Oliver
Allie Rige
Malingra
Rew
Bins
Clara Hartipee
Newark
Prt
Kiel Hillman
Canterbury
Lee Bar Joywine
Lev McQueen
Arkansas
Martha Hiliman
Mra
Leander
McCamment
8. C. Horn
Columbus ‘Tosday
Glenn Hess
Kate
Anna Burkdotter
Utea
Wm. Frye
Eliza Ashcraft
Lola Frye
Centerbury
Manual Rine
Mont Hall
Birth Announcement and Praise for Dr Kings Pills
A daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Henry Spearman of Lock. Rev H Stubengoll of Allison Ia praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation calling them perfect pills to have at home. Every pill guaranteed. Price 25c at Q R Baker and Co. Ralph Fry and Miss Allow Pry are visiting relatives in Cleveland for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer EE OS EE
Henry Spearman
Lock
H. Stubengoll
Allison, Ta
Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Q. R. Baker
Ralph Fry
Mins
Cleveland
BRINK HAVEN EPee Ob Camp Meeting Notes at Millwood
Several of our people attended camp meeting Sunday at Millwood. Mine May Peeler of Danville visited Calvin Simmons. The Carnaval of J N House occurred Wednesday at the M B church. A Tintvert Day service was observed in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Mice Blanche Titus
Metke
J. N. House
M. B. Church
May Peeler
Danville
Calvin Simmons
Clyde Parsons
Toledo
R. T. Fendrick
John Marshall
del Roy
Hollett
Danvifie
Funeral attendance and local visit notes from the area
Several from this place attended the funeral of Mrs. Farmer Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Morningstar and Mrs Ley Mornings and Miss Marie Stull and Mr Fred Schootey took dinner with Mr and Mrs Lee Lepley and family Sunday. Mrs Fred Schooley and son William are spending a few weeks at Deer Park Maryland. Mr Simon Lepley is no better at this writing. Mrs Charles Melick spent Monday with Mrs John McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Will Morningstar
Ley
Misa Marie Stull
Fred Schootey
Lee Lepley
Mra
Fred Schooley
Willian
Deer Park
Simon Lepley
Charles Melick
John McLain
Residents and visitors gather in Wooster area social notes
Mint Nettle Hancock of Wooster spent Sunday with her parents the Hancocks. Lena Porterfeld of Bladensburg visited with sisters Viola Wilkins and Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. J. S. Schooler entertains Bouma Kramer Miller and Louise Miller of Columbus. Auntie Newall not improving. Laura Floyd visiting Harriet Sims. Hornard Horn and Thelma returned to Toledo. J. M. Liggett visiting family from Texas. Leonard Rawlinson of Mt. Vernon guests of Freese couple. Carrie Campbell to Minneapolis via lakes. Hay Lafever of Indianapolis visiting Dr. N. S. Toland. Geo. Hook and Ross Blackole and Misses Pearl Mackburn and Grace Hayes drove to the Cayen. Some locals heading to Summerland Beach for assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mint Nettle Hancock
Wooster
Hancock
Lena Porterfeld
Bladensburg
Viola Wilkins
Bryan
Newall
Schooler
Bouma Kramer Miller
Louise
Columbus
Low Chilvote
Utica
Ming Laura Floyd
Harriett Sims
Hornard Horn
Thelma
Hay Lafever
Indianapolis
N. 8. Toland
Local Social Roundup Leaves Many Visiting Friends
A busy weekend finds Mixa Wain Cutnan and brother Walter with sister Mrs. Fred Ewers of Fredericktown. Phillips family and Lorin visit Ashland for several days. Bechtels attend James Murry funeral in Wooster. Joe Stofer and daughter Mira Edith visit Mrs. Anna Fink. Lewis Frossep and family with J. D. Hall visit relatives. Isaac Robinson and Cecilia Phillips arrive from the alakist. Gjimora couple visit the Caves. J. W. Phillips and wife from Delaware stay at their farm. Cedar Point excursion drew locals. Royal Loney visits W. Shipley. Armzie Horn and wife call on friends. Loyal Gilmore and mother visit Mt. Vernon. Willis Parsons family in Butler. Chautauqua at Fredericktown draws young people. Wim Canton and Green Valley folk visit this vicinity. Large oysters and ripe melons are being caught by the woolshed hidden ball tle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Newhoue
Bellville
A. M. Newark
New York City
Kent Shaffer
Pittsburg
Ely Parente
J. T. Withrow
Maggie Williamson
Hazel Cramer
Ortville
Ohio
Orphin Milligan
Chaolnmats
Bruce Dill
Hoemer
Springfield
Minx Irene Barrett
Manafields
BW. Whitford
J.B. McGaughy
Columbus
Mra
Mary Kinsell
Inez Harrod
Bloomfield
A. Borique
Main
Delaware
Ohie
Bummer Pierce
Mt. Vernon
Perry Pierce
Jas Hixenbaugh
James Kile
Alex Porter
Pen- Jan
A.B. Blair
George Miser
Mr. Gilead
Harry Barre
Darling
Hlizabeth
Elma Wickersham
Elizabeth
Hen Osburn
Sparta
Waisin
Fredericktown
Easterday
Harry Groff
Colorado
Miss Loota
Pearl Turner
Wickeraham
J. W. Lindley
John Heig
Wayne County
Medina County
James Murry
Beville
Okay Wykers
Geerhart
Wylar
Con
Stors
Sadie Burns
Mins Anni Castor
Mins Maude ‘Klerman
Londonville
Manafield
Martha Brown
Owassa
Mich
John Trickle
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Fred Johnson
W. H. Snyder
Palmyra
Miss Bateman
Paul Dolpl
Charles P. Fink
Wendell
Boston
Maes
Kexall Druggist
Puxuianey
Fev
J. B. Jones
Foote
Anna Marple
Lakeside
Sire Orwin
Jon Paul
Mee
Palrymple
Bab Zola
Dat Hrown
Lewiston Reservoir
Hicks
Bevorel
Mawad
Win
Harry
Ashland
Rome
Frederickton
Alo
Anid
Crowell
Mia
Swethind Wid
Mae Gen- Ova
Ben Dns
Eleanor Markley
Dorothy Rogers
Chesterville
Eve
Harry Howard
Adora
Charles Harry
He Hicks
Poorman
Mt Vernon
Mise Dye
Mike Pearl Lee
Sadie Gibson
Utin Place
Robert Hurry
Newark
Ed. Blackburn
Beck
ML Vernon
T. M. Beck
Lada Moffitt
Vernon
Jennie Ball
Baptist Church
Hall's Grove
Thursaday
Susan Grant
Will Montie
Roy Keyes
Mansfield
J. D. Hall
Isaac Robinson
Misa Chelcia Phillips Ireom
John L. Gjimora
J. W. Phillips
Cedar Point
Royal Loney
W. B. Shipley
Armzie Horn
Pleasant Township
Old Friends
Loyal Gilmore
Gilmore
Willis Parsons
Butler
Wim
Canton
Greeny Valley
Pathy 1885 founder of osteopathy Kirksville tribute
Messages of greeting marked the eighty fifth birth anniversary of Andrew T. Sun founder of osteopathy born August 6, 1828 in Lee County Virginia. Civil War surgeon later post surgeon at St John reservation, he shifted from traditional medicine in 1874 to osteopathy in Baldwin Kansas, founding a school in Kirksville Missouri that grew to over twenty thousand practitioners worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkeville
Aus
Andrew Z. Sun
Tamota
Lee County
Virginia
Stinwnee
Baldwin
Kas
America
Europe
Catholics Convene National Abstinence Union Convention in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia 1000 delegates gather for the 43rd annual National Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America convention. The opening exercises at Catholic Boys' High School feature committee work led by Very Rev. Peter J. O'Callaghan of Chicago. A solemn pontifical mass precedes the formal opening at Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Peter J. O'Callaghan
Chicago
Peter
Imperial Shrine holds 15th annual meeting in Indianapolis
The Imperial council of the Ancient Egyptian Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, composed of Negro Masons, opened its fifteenth annual meeting in Indianapolis on August 6. Officers include Eugene Phillips of Boston as imperial potentate, J. Sherwood of St. Paul as deputy, and J. H. Murphy of Baltimore as imperial recorder. The Daughters of Tela, the women’s branch, are also in annual session here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Imperial Council
Saengerfest Opens In Dubuque With Regional Singers
German singing societies of the Mississippi valley gather for the annual saengerfest in Dubuque. Des Moines La Crosse Freeport Rock Island Cedar Rapids Burlington Chicago Muscatine and Sioux City attend as four days of programs include five orchestra performances chorus contests and concerts by noted soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Tan
Mississippi Valley
Des Moines
la Crosse
Freeport
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Chicago
Muscatine
Sioux City
Lord Strathcona Celebrates 93rd Birthday in Canada
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal, a long prominent Canadian public figure, marks his ninety third birthday today. Congratulatory messages pour in from hundreds of Canadians as he remains active, shaking hands on Dominion Day and presiding at the Hudson's Bay Company annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Lord Wemyss
Queen's Hall
Hudson's Bay Company
Joe Wood to miss games with busted thumb three weeks
Boston Red Sox star singer Joe Wood will be sidelined for at least three weeks due to a busted thumb, leaving the team to cope without his bat and presence in the lineup for a key stretch of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wood
Boston Red Sox
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