Calendar notes from Ingteh Indiana social events
A busy Ingteh calendar lists Liberty Club dance on August 19 at the K of P hall, initiation of a class of candidates on August 20, and Woman's Relief Corps and church group meetings. The Knights of Pythias and local Elks host gatherings with Buckeye Syncopators providing music. A County Club tea draws over a hundred guests with German Spanish themed entertainment and multiple committee organizers named among participants.
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Knights of Pythian
Fredericktown
K. of P. Hall
Buckeye Syncopators
Thin City
Home Coming At Howard Church Of Christ
The Howard Church of Christ will hold homecoming on Sunday August 22 at 10 am. All are invited to attend with well filled baskets. Bee Hive Club Picnic at Buckeye Lake reports a delightful all day gathering with twenty ladies present. Daughters of Veterans held regular meeting at the G A B hall then treated the ladies to Candyland. Gambler Lady Country Home Club picnicked at Lyons Lake with a noon dinner and many in attendance. Pennsylvania shop employees plan an all day picnic at Olentangy Park with a special train of fourteen coaches and over nine hundred expected to attend. Clinton Coo and Miss Jonaelyn Emmweller married in Covington Kentucky. they will reside in Mt. Vernon. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Loney of Danville entertained guests at a 17 o'clock dinner. Modern Art club entertained by Mrs. Omar Foote. twelve members attended with one out-of-town guest.
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Country Club
Mian Ho Armontrout
Frankfort
Thia City
Hird
Hildach
Wan
Mr Morence McDonald
Mansfield
Misa Pauline Smith
Thin City
McDonald Alvo
Chadwick
Mra
W. Stamm
Janning Parsons
G. Conley
M. Gray
B. Walton
Goldell
Mrx
A. A. Dowda
Howard
Howard Church of Christ
Bee Hive Club
Buckeye Lake
Lyon's Lake
Gambler Ladien Country Home Club
Lyons Lake
Dersona
Pennsylvania
Olentangy Park
Columbia
The
Modern Art Club
Omar Foote
East Pleasant Street
Earl Foote
Hunt
McConaha Agrees to Settle Board Bill for 42.04
Walter McConaha was arraigned on a charge of jumping a board bill amounting to 42.04 dollars. He gave an order on his employer for payment and was released from custody. The hearing occurred Wednesday afternoon before Squire Harter.
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Walter McConaha
Squire Harter
McConaha
Dimensions of a Million and the meaning of time
The passage muses on large scales, counting a million days from 1020 reaches before Rome's founding, and a million hours before the Battle of Trafalgar. It juxtaposes vast time spans with human events to ponder duration and history.
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Rome
Never Attempt It All Alone Enlist The Service Of A Banner Ad
A call to use banner advertising to promote events or services highlighting the value of a wide reach. The advisory emphasizes partnering with a newspaper or advertising service to maximize visibility and impact for campaigns or notices.
Ohio Public Schools Lags In National Ranking Stirs Local Effort
A Knox county eighth grade commencement highlighted Ohio’s public school position as per a Russell Sage Foundation survey. Rev J. Cleland led devotional exercises while Mixa Faris demonstrated primary work. Dr Green addressed the audience on making it. Two hundred eighty three diplomas were awarded for entering high school, with music and readings filling the afternoon program.
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J. Cleland
Mixa Faris
Geo. M. Morris
State Department of Public Instruction
Russell Sage Foundation
Ohio
Montana
Arizona
Utah
Green
Henry David Thoreau
Knox County
Lawrence Sperry
Mandalay
Kathryn Watson
Gambler
Popper
Pauling Smith
Dr. Green
Janice Mann
Fredericktown
Meet the Past Chiefs Postponed to August Twenty
A series of local gatherings and family reunions are listed with dates in August 1920. The Past Chiefs association postpones its meeting to Friday, August 20. An ice cream festival at Messiah Church is slated for Saturday evening, August 2. Knox County Pomona Grange plans to meet Morgan Grange on Saturday, August 21 at 10 am, with noon coffee and possible fifth and fourth degree sessions. Vernon Trades and Labor Council meets Friday evening, August 29 at 8 pm. Women of the Mooseheart Legion officers and degree team to convene August 19 at seven pm. Airey family holds its thirty-seventh annual reunion at Riverside Park on August 26. Spearman family reunion at Riverside Park on August 28. United Prayer Band gathers August 2 at 2 pm at Arthur Parmenter’s home, 404 North Mulberry. Fishburne family sixth annual reunion at Johnstown on Labor Day. Relatives urged to attend.
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Knox County
Pomona Grange
Morgan Grange
Grange
Vernon
Women
The
Mooseheart Legion
Airey
Riverside Park
Spearman
United Prayer Band
Arthur Parmenter
North Mulberry Street
Fishburne
Johnstown
Red Cross Plans Public Health Tent at Knox County Fair
Knox County Red Cross chapter plans a service station at the county fair to aid mothers and visitors. A second tent will host a public health exhibit and first aid station, with nurse Anna Beverly and home service secretary Alice Patterson on duty daily. A Better Babies Contest will be held Thursday at 1 p.m., prizes awarded on a scientific basis, with details announced later.
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Knox County Red Cross
Red Cross
Anna M. Beverly
Chepter
Chapter Home Service
Alice Patterson
Knox County
Woman Released From County Jail In Adultery Case
Goldie Weekley, held for several weeks after being bound over to the grand jury on adultery charges, was released Thursday afternoon on her own recognizance.
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Goldie Weekley
State Encampment Program of American Legion in Youngstown
The program for the state encampment of the American Legion to be held in Youngstown Ohio on August 23 and 24, with sessions at Moose temple, Boardman Street. Delegates register Sunday at Legion HQ, reception for about 5000 visitors, an 8:15 p.m. concert, then Monday’s convention with welcome addresses by Col Galbraith and local leaders, reports, and committee appointments. A parade Monday evening, dances at Moose hall and American Legion ball. Tuesday morning session, memorial readings, and final session to elect delegates to the Cleveland National Convention and elect state officers, with the Mount Vernon delegation carrying a banner.
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American Legion
Youngstown
Ohi
Moone Temple
Boardman Street
Legion
Legion Club Rooms
Col. Galbraith
Cincinnati
Fred J. Warnock
Harold J. Snell
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Public Health Service
Board of Vocational Education
Moose Hall
Helrigié
the American Legion
Cleveland
Harold ©. Woolson
Kenneth H. Snow
Albert J. Devault
Ned W. Myer
John H. Allen
Gambler
Hester C. Jones
Pennsylvania
Mount Vernon
Toledo firm ad uses testimonial style in broken text
Fragmentary OCR shows a Toledo Ohio firm Chaney and Co promoting testimonials for products or services. The readable bits suggest a sales pitch or catalog style but lack clear dates or complete items.
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Ingteh
Ind
Liberty Club
Mooseheart
Buckeye
Woman's Relief Corps
Brook Ransom
North Gay
Husinens
Woman's Guild of the Presbyter” Lan
Pythian Sisters
Knights of
Pythias
Ladies of Elks
Lollies
Elks Club
Durbin
Harry Shipley
Harry Lurie
Akron
Mia Hyatt
Alliances
Allen John[ston
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. B. Hall
Paul Loney
Danville
Shoots
Teachers’ Institute
Past Chiefs Association
Messiah Church
Mt. Vernon
Bs Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohia
Yingling & Yankes
David F. Jordan
New York University
Sen
Otis & Company
George Israel Over Knox Co
Svge
Bank
John R. Doelfs
Curtis House
Armentrout Farm
Hun
Utica
Armentrout and
Hatfield
Col
J. R. Clark
Leiter & Blubaugh
Square Deal Realtors
City Realty
C. Leiter
E.G. Blubaugh
City
Peterman Building
Minnelli Bros. Mighty Dramatic Co
Wim Otel
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