Fredericktown Baptist Sunday School holds Children Day Program
The Fredericktown Baptist Sunday School presented a Children Day program titled Make the World Brighter. The evening featured singing and class activities, praised for a well rendered and practical demonstration of brightening the world. Attendance and attention were high, and the program earned hearty approval. The article also notes a Thursday picnic at Kerr's Grove with many participants and a string of visits and social events in town and nearby areas.
Local visits highlight midweek travels week
Mr. Marion Walt of Columbus visited his mother the past week. Mrs. Anne Trowbridge visited friends in Chesterville that week. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Slater visited Mr. and Mrs. Chartell Kerr in Mt Vernon. Week tag refers to the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Walt of
Columbus
Anne Trowbridge
Chesterville
G. H. Slater
Chartell Kerr
Mt Vernon
Local Social Notes From Ankenytown Area
Ankenytown residents hosted Barnegat and family and Wred Barton and wife Sunday in the home of Harvey Syler and family. Mrs. McDaniel and Goldie visited friends here last week. H. Workman and wife visited south of Jelloway recently. Sunday school convention at Ashland June 21 and 22 drew attendees from the area. Mr. Gheney of Mt. Vernon was here Saturday. Zack Burger and wife made a business trip to Fredericktown Saturday evening.
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Perrey Barnegat
Wred
Barton
Harvey Syler
Mrs. McDaniel
Goldie
H. Workman
Jelloway
Ashland
Mr. Gheney
Mt. Vernon
Zack Burger
Fredericktown
Mary Thatcher Obituary in North Mulberry Street
Mary Thatcher died at her home on North Mulberry Street Monday afternoon around one o'clock from a stroke. She was eighty two, a widow, and survived by two brothers and two sisters. The funeral will be held at the house Wednesday afternoon at two, with interment at Union Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thatcher
North Mulberry Street
Union Chapel Cemetery
Township commencement program at opera house noted
The township commencement war held Monday evening at the opera house with all recitations well delivered and the program enjoyed. Various local figures visited or were mentioned, including Lola Wagner a Columbus visitor and J R Kile of Reynoldsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera Vhowwe
Lola Wagner
Columbus
J. R. Kile
R, PD
Bloomfelds
Landrum of
Reynoldsburg
Ernest Cornell
Alexandria
C.D. Haydon
Pearl Wigton
Addie Arnett
Mish Graen Barchus
Tolie
Ethel Anderson
Village Socials and Morning Sermon Notes
A jumble of local social news records visits and Sunday activities. Families like the Phillips, Howell, and Underwood clan, plus many neighbors, are noted from Thursday to Sunday with gatherings, visits, and a church service. An accident near Butler church involved the Widgrey family when a wagon upset. Dr. G. M. Sands attended the injured.
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Tore
Mea Slab
Min. Win
Mooningatar
Aly
James Flue
Anil Xon
Charles
Mro
O. J. PhiLipe
Mev
Walter Howell
Meday
Mra
Oda Clark
Mim Jaaper Nethers
New Castle
Wilfred Phillips
Mivees Kina Cornull
Corbine Shrimptin
Lively Mion
Monova
Clavence Shrimpiin
Ray Clark
Day Hunter
Clyde Wadiley
Harvey Mercer
Hiram Underwood
J. It
McLar
Butler Church
Widgrey
Mable
G. M. Sands
Martinsburg social notes From Granville to Cheaterville
Mrs. denpy Steean of Granville visits her mother Mrs. Jane Coulter while Susilo uy of Cheaterville travels here this week with friends and relatives. Ira Ewart entertains his brother Oliver from New York City. Dr and Mrs W Shronts host, Charley Shrontz returns from Poledo, Patterson commencement successful, Selara Wise of Columbia visiting her parents Eena family. Nettie Hancock dislocated shoulder after a fall from a horse. N S Toland and party return from Nenia Manchester trip. William Miller and Anna Penick wed last week, wish them happiness. Mary Noffsinger of Weasterville visiting relatives. 0 8 Newcomb family and Mina May Bebout go to Wooster for summer term. Children Day program attended by Harry Hunt and friends at Union Grove.
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Mra. Denpy Steean
Granville
Jane Coulter
Mias Susilo Uy
Cheaterville
Ira Ewart
Oliver Ewart
New York City
Joseph Meyers
Wm. Miller
Misa Anna Penick
Mary Noffsinger
Weaterville
Rey
Newcomb
Mina
Local notes from Mt Liberty area and surrounding towns
Ce evans is hired at Mt Liberty. Aunt Libby Snyder and Mrs Hollist added to sick list. Alex Jackson and wife return to Galion after a week with relatives. Vlora Galvin and twin daughters visit Chillicothe cousins. G Ve McBroom family guests last week. Mrs Olive Hennert and daughter visit relatives. Josie Tucker visiting Ashland with sister Clara Biddle. Orwell Conkling family visit R Hatton. Lee Tucker goes to Butler to work in a blacksmith shop. Sunday services praised at A Church. Mrs E R Baumgartner returns to Grove City after month’s visit. Boxwell commencement at Friendship church June 3 with Lewia Houck of Mt Vernon delivering class address. 12 traditions noted. Maccabees plan a meeting at Orlando Bird’s Wednesday evening.
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Libby Snyder
Mra. Hollist
Alex. Jackson
Galion
Mra
Vlora Galvin
Chillicothe
G. Ve McBroom
Olive Hennert
Clara Biddle
Orwell Conkling
R. Hatton
Lee Tuckar
Tg Kone
Butler
E.R. Baumgartner
Grove City
GV. McBroom
Liberty Township
Boxwell
Friendshipn Church
Lewla Houck
Mt. Vernon
Maccabees
Orlando Bird
Lewis acquires Quaid clothing stock in Mt Vernon
Milton Lewis has bought the Quaid clothing store stock after the death of Mrs. Quaid. Lewis, long time manager, plans to expand the business with new summer goods and recent shipments arriving. He forecasts continued popularity and notes no misrepresentation in dealings, praising fair treatment of customers.
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Milton 8
Laws
Quaid
Unis
Lawis Nate
Bay Teka
Lewis Hos
Quoid
Corner High
Mulberry Sts
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Quilt store to keep name after engagement in business
The article notes that full success awaits as he engages in business for himself and that the establishment will continue to be known under the familiar Quilt store name. It highlights the shift to self employment while preserving the brand identity.
Shields Nominated by Democrats for Circuit Judge
The Democratic Circuit Judicial convention in Coshocton Canton nominated Robert Shields for Circuit Judge on the sixth ballot by one majority. The nominee previously served a short term as circuit judge.
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Coshocton
Robert 8. Shielda
Canton
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