Personal News Calendar Tourday and Social Gatherings
A long list of names and events fills the day with visits, dinners, and engagements. Mrs Arthure Phrarenter hosts an afternoon at North Middex with various relatives. Mr and Mrs Job Makin entertain the Yellow Jog party at Granville. numerous callers and social visits occur across Mt. Vernon and nearby towns, including families at Vine Street, East Pike, and Columbus connections.
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Tourday Junin
Vernon
Arthure Phrarenter
North Midde
Agp Cpl D'elwel
Haley
China
Cie
Salijoet
Webermin
Tatu Ofeloek
Hultialfon
Cheihway
Job Makin
Granville
Henmn Suniay
Miu Dents
Siwinda
Michi
Clin
Miteyini
Grover Lake
Danthten
Dorothy
Galicof
Gily City
Huth
Apart
Local residents’ weekend visits and travels noted
Tombus and his wife with Miss Lottie Vandevert of Columbia spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wy J Oga of Uilea at Ocudado cottage. Samuel Vail went to Fredericktown west of the city. River Clirkwan of Canton visited Monday with Mr Chalfant of Fredericktown. A W Bowers of Toront arc the guest of Mr and Mrs Coburn on North Mulberry street. Cinide Woudiearnd returned to Minefield after a day visiting relatives.
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Coburn
North Mulberry Street
Cinide Woudiearnd
Minefield
County briefs highlight commencements and local events
Local notes report a baccalaureate sermon at the Church of the Holy Spirit and multiple commencement attendances. Harcourt and Miercourt honored graduates, while families and visitors arrived from Akron, Virginia, and Columbus to join ceremonies and dinners. Died: Jacob Hinkle. funeral plans noted for nearby residents.
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Gambier
Jane
Jacob Streibert
Church of the Holy Spirit
Jacob Hinkle
Brandon
Akron
Auit
Here
Misa Pearl Movey
Alton
Meetings and lodge gatherings listed with dates
Fragmentary text notes lodge meetings across several groups. Dates include November 71 and November 1 with 7:30 starts, plus a quarterly MP conference at 7 o clock Tuesday evening. A Daniel Lartiere and Haw kine reunion is slated for Wednesday June 4 at Ralph Youst's Newark road home.
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Daniel Lartiere
Hawkine
Ralph Youst
Newark Road
Births and departures noted in Danville area
A daughter was born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs Jane Welker of Danville. Injuries and travel notes mention Duke Mayen of Brandon and Herman Bingley visiting, with Camp Laurel Maryland hosting a training site. Lieut Swingley led troops in training en route overseas, while Tighe reportedly reached France as the war moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Welker
Danville
Mro
Miro
Duke Mayen
Brandon
Herman Bingley
Boa Tanta
Camp Laurel
Lieut Swingley
Two U Boats Attack Edward H Cole in Atlantic Row
New York dispatch reports two German submarines attacked the Edward H. Cole. Captain Newcomb says crew abandoned ship as bombs exploded and the vessel sank. An American steamship appeared, the U boats chased, and Cole’s crew were rescued by an American vessel later. The report also notes leather contributions to soldiers and trench pledges from Ye.
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New York
Edward H. Cole
Newcomb
Nivel Offic
Fohward Ff
Cole
Saliers
Tiki Jg
Athentic Port
Submarine Activity Off New Jersey Coast Reported
A current report says a ship was torpedoed off Nantucket shoals near Cape Cod. No official confirmation is available, and details are unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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Poe
Chatham
Mass
Cape
Nantucket Shoals
Fifteen Ships Destroyed Reported by Associated Press
New York information desk reports as many as fifteen ships sunk in a noted maritime incident. Officials and observers await official confirmation and details on locations and causes.
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New York
Plan Attack In Force Over Atlantic Submarine Threat
New York reports indicate German submarines may be preparing a major assault on American shipping in the Atlantic. Past actions include a submarine visiting Newport Rhode Island in 1916 and lying off Nantucket lightship to claim six victims. A South American ship recently reported two subs near Bermuda, heightening fears of a broad attack.
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New York
Atlantic
Americas
Newport
Nanticket
Bermuda
Supreme Court voids child labor law ruling
The Supreme Court declared a 16 year old federal measure forbidding interstate shipments of cotton and other products produced by underage labor unconscionable. A temporary restraining order blocked enforcement nationwide, and lower courts ordered injunctions stayed as the decision took effect in Washington.
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Supreme Court
Ashe Hot
Washington
Loss of Crew After Lincoln Torpedoing Report
Washington June 3 The survivors of the transport President Lincoln after the ship was torpedoed last week were rescued with many seriously injured. The report confirms the crew suffered the main losses while passengers and officers were saved.
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Washington
President Lincoln
Navy Department
Daily Livestock and Commodities Market Briefs
Cattle receipts near 1 000 with prices around 17 40 heavies and 17 60 for feeders. Sheep receipts weaker with lambs around 16 40. Calves steady, veal good. Chicago grain mixed with corn and oats steady to lower. Sugar and major industrials listed with prices and notes on near-term trends.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Loghs Produce Harsh Trade Items In Local Market
Local market listings show meats and poultry items including heavy and light hens, spring chicks, old roasters, ducks and geese, with unclear branding. The fragment suggests a sale of various fowl and poultry products under a market or vendor named Loghs Produce.
Brentlinger Tosses Chapeal Into Ring
Clyde L. Trentlinger a former city councilman files as Democratic candidate for State Representative. A D Rinehart seeks a second term as county auditor. Ray Bling runs for county surveyor on Republican ticket. Mink May Cluxton returns from Springfield convention as MP delegate. John D Ewing and Gorrell Krank seek Navy enlistment. aim for Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Banner Classified Ads.
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Clyde L. Trentlinger
Tcket
A.D. Rinehart
Ray 8
Bling
NAVY
John 1D
Ewing
Gorrell Krank- Win White
Excuiption Board
United States Navy
Great Linkex Naval
East Bound and South Bound Train Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows train numbers and times for east bound No 46 44 48 49 series 43 and south bound 18:56 and 8:05 am. Entries include numbers 1240 11585 209 and 140 ppm with scattered times 6:37 pm.
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Sean
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MT. Vernon
Myson
Imperial
SWIFT
United States Food Administration
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Colin
Tome
Dutler
Hundt
Cand Werte
Mary Bickturd
Vanwille
Curran
Toledo
Jobo Belle of
Columbus
Petiviivey
I Diath
Sethe
Sernin
Haan
Mary
Stetla Marie
Wall
Catton
Biro
Cusheeron
Megaten Hall
Stienhard Parton
Criti
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Coben
Mr. Wath Min
Robert Cote
Jurgen Epent
Newark
Aiden Vincent
Feet Tee
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Shes
Mra Heutterson
Rochouter
Soy
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Mra Blo
Yeutor
Mea Wester
Huerie
North
Hebert
Trina
Howdy
Mir Cort Mennett
Clevelan
Walker
Sara Ketty
Thetier
CG & G Cooper Company
Miso It
Einio
Ohare
Colurabus
Miche
Ohio
Ford Son
Henry Ford & Son Inc
Dearborn
Mich
Detroit
Ford Ganage
Mt. Gilend
Viank
Dental Sirgeon
Harcourt
Miercourt
Hy Itenes
Anne Jane Harris
Colin Tae
Ming Maee Sateot
Chevelind
Hercourt
Mia Roth
Wrodevick Town
Ravel
Melick
Soldier Son
Brandon Brandon
Charlee Mani
Helaware
Oi. Nelon
Robert Tixter
Janan
Hey
Nelwun
Ciliton Grange
Weil Hevilay
Iokoalng Co
WRK
Canthy Balla
Vernon Lodge
Bop
Santinethon
Owingley
Inry
Tighe
France
Mon Marauret
Rani ‘Nighy
Edward
Tate
THE
Johnston-Walker-Mccrackin Company
New Coats
Johnston-Walker-McCrackin Co
ERMAN
New Jersey
Restraining & Charlotte
N. F
Cotton Wit
Cours
Lincoln
American Eet Sugar
American Sugar Refining
Baltimore & Olin
Tethlehem Steel
Cheeapeake & Olin
King
Brentlinger
Chapeal
Mink
Baltimore & Ohio
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