Missionary Societies Hold Yearly Meeting at Church
The Missionary Societies of St. He He oe be obee met at Guy Street Church for the year’s WW session. About 400 enrollees valued this year. Ten new members joined as officers were elected including President Mrs G A Roeder and Recording Secretary Mrs 8 J Dorgan. An excellent program featured a ladies quartet and piano solo performances.
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Guy Street
Junie & Thitty-elahe
Ene
Conntetine
Minses Cochran
Huntsberger
Vinicent
Ben
Meare
Rimer
Babbs
Stevens
Awive
Mac Stevens
Kathlean Lauderbaueh
Thomas Wier
Mre
C. HoWinkne
Alrivers
Mra
G. A. Roeder
Yat View
Mire
Witty Ane
End
Frante Kirby
PI. Parker
Dorgan
Hattie Lauderbaugh
Mary Black
Corn Davis
Mes
Arthur Parmenter
Churn Stevene Mee
Fannie Durbin
George Herd
Kel Eer
Charles Rapp
Mag. Hunteberger
Mias
Gertrude Parr
John Webyer
Mive Fangle Durbin
Paul Ashbaugh
Children’s Day service to be held at Mt Zion
A Mt Zion community notice records a Children’s Day service planned for Sunday evening June 19. Local residents and families are mentioned in passing as attendees and neighbors, reflecting a typical church social notice from small town life.
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Mt Zion
Rous van Winkle
Chix Plice
Nannie
Horn
Bime
Bladensburg
Happy Life
Virgil Wolfe
Bart Hureh
Howe
Newark
John Wolfe
Wali
Frank Powis
Pinenlt
Vb Jive
Aaron Uonahoy
Faintly Burday
Ray Hartland
Mea
Hud
Cenow
Ford
Loliteville
Bal Hureh
Mra
Vernon
Maden Pure
Calvin Nicholli
Ate
Harvey
Mrs. Chasker
Td. Nlehdtte
Local Social Notes From Modena and Nearby Visits
Mrs Anna Long of near Modena visits her brother C Priest and winter Mrs V Hanbury and J F Beaty recover from injury. Severne and family, James Shulte and Gertrude Shulte join Addison McLure household. Eibel and Mark Shranplin visit grandparents A W Greer. Wayne county visitors Prient and wife. TL Rice attends Hice brothers barn rate. Lucie Walton and May Fulmer return from Buntloyville trip.
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Anna Long
Modena
C. Priest
V. Hanbury
J. F. Beaty
Chas
Severne
James
Gertrude Shulte
Addison McLure
Mise Eibel
Mark Shranplin
Pear Jelloway
A. W Greer
Rice
Hanbury
Prient
Wayne
County
Walter Temple
Tie Brother
Hice
Lucie Walton
Misa May
Fulmer
Plomwant Yialt
Bintohloyeville
Local buys and moves fill Mt. Vernon week
Short locals list shops, houses, and visitors in Mt. Vernon and surrounding areas. Entries mention Woolson's department store ads for appliances and discounts, residents traveling to Columbus Marion and Gambier for business or family gatherings, and notes on illnesses and social visits. The Busy midweek scene reflects a town hub with stores, auctions, and community events.
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Me.s.p. Miller
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Woolson
Truman Barnes
Zanesville
Deniken University preacher at Baptist church Sunday
Local notes from Martinsburg record church service by Mr Brown of Deniken University and announcements of visitors and residents. The item mentions Dr and Mrs W K Shronts returning from Paintersville, Mrs J Brown’s aunt Mra McKee in Pittsburg, guests from Columbus and Newark, and a commencement program with a focus on the community celebration and school achievements.
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MP Cole
Hal
Columbus
Vernon
No Ditton
Glen Baxter
W. Va
Slater
W. AL Stewart
Mike Grace Keenen
Hareoirt Place
Gambier
Newark
A. F. Galloway
Main
Bila McMants
Mise Movel Jones
Royle
Mt. Vernon
Owen McCay
Walter Jones
Mise Mary Dickinson
A. GC. Dickinson
New Castle
Mise Marian Welant
Mise Jessie McMillen
Martinsburg
Theodore McMillen
Columbia Road
Bouth Vernon
Mr Brown
Deniken University
W. K. Shronts
Paintersville
Jne Rouse
McKee
Pittsburg
J. ‘Brown
Welles Hie
Mex
Shratine
Mernard Horn
Toledo
Mia Bla MeWilliame
Soulvilly Laat
Mir
Walter Burrty
Datville
I Town
Simdlay
George Bowman Ie
Shelby
Mise Yarwell
Scott Ayown
Ada Miller
Sumiay
Ink Bawart
Ua Houwegaen
Mary
Jdish Ewart
Mabel van Vourtils
Donald
Pindlay
Packer
Lon Wolfe
Rita
Hestly Cran
Tadensburg
Dave Schooler
Miles
Metutiough
Hard to Get Into the Army in Wartime NYC
Major W L Kenly in New York reports that roughly one in ten who wish to join the United States Army can pass the rigorous examination. He notes wartime vacancies are limited as many enlistments are due to health or other disqualifications, and only a few are motivated by strong patriotic reasons.
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Roosevelt
W. L. Kenly
Army
New York City
United States
War Department
Travid Moylan
Gleveland
Plorid
Cole Tector
Hidinu Curton
Bee
New York Prep
Dave “Bunty
New York
Cafe Inferno and Other Oddities from an Aged Ledger
A quirky OCR fragment describes a cabaret cafe named Cafe Inferno with red imagery and demonic staff, amid unrelated notes about a Detroit court case and diverse anecdotes. It mentions a lawyer Travis Moylan of Cleveland, a Navy swimming tale, and a Taft baseball tale, all presented as disconnected vignettes from a bygone paper.
Blade blight or yellowing oats in Ohio fields
The article explains blade blight in oats caused by a specific bacterium worsened by cloudy rainy weather. It describes infection symptoms on leaves and sheaths, and notes severe losses in seasons such as 1907. It mentions soil fertility, fertilizer trials, and varietal resistance observed in 1910, highlighting Wideawake as susceptible and Sixty Day as more resistant. Bulletin 210 details are available from the Ohio Experiment Station, Wooster, Ohio.
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Ohlo
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Olio
Trials on the Jena Ship Ended With Mixed Results
Experiments aboard the damaged French battleship Jena tested dogs to gauge shell effects. Dogs survived the blasts but suffered severe nervous shock, with two becoming somber and later ending their lives by leaping into the sea. The study suggested future navy crews might suffer from neuromas, while some animals displayed fear and withdrawal. Treasury profits grew from stamp destruction and unredeemed bonds, with millions in overdue interest and unpaid bonds still on record.
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Jena
Treasury
Harper's Weekly
World Without End Reverie and Rhetorical Exchange
A fragmented dialogue from the Washington Star features a speaker lamenting endless world without end, contrasting weariness with desire for attention. The auditor responds about due credit and lingering tokens of trluminis. The quirky text blends whimsical phrases with partial quotes and stray references.
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Washington Star
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