Calendar of Women’s Club Meetings Week of June 15
Calendar notes several women’s group gatherings from June 15 to 16 including The Women of Mooseheart Layton meeting at 7 80 p m at 3 Sugar Street West 3, The Mothers Shamrock club at 8 o’clock, Reunimg WPM of Ranga after noon with Mrs Allen Clark, Pythian Sisters initiation in the evening, War Mothers club at 2 20 with Mrs Mary Lims, Past Chiefs association of the Pythian Sisters in the afternoon at the usual time and place.
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Mooseheart
Layton
Mothers Shamrock Club
Mn. Roy Stncy
West
Sugar’ Street
W. B.C
Reuinh W. P
Ranga
Alen Clark
Jumbin Road
Pythian Sisters
War Mothers Club
Mary Lims
East Ohio Avenue
Chiefs’ Association of R
Local clubs hold meetings and wedding in weekly notices
Ladies of the Elks held a Wednesday euchre session with 25 members at the Bike Club and refreshments led by Mrs. Harry Chane. Shamrock Club hosted friends at Mrs. Harold Dichold Delaware Road. Mrs. Hoy Taylor organized refreshments. Circle No 1 of Winn-Fitraet Church of Christ met at the church for a brief session and a meal. Fuller-Poland wedding occurred at 4 PM Monday with Rev. Coburn officiating. the couple will reside on Went High Street. Trope Butte Circle annual meeting at Mrs. D C Coburn’s home included a large picnic. American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday evening. next drive and entertainment planned. Daughters of the American Revolution observed Flag Day with a picnic at the Nelson home on Martienburg Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Elks
Harry Chane
Shamrock Club
Shamrock Child
Mra
Harold Dich
Hoyt Taylor
Donald Lybarger
Circle Ni
Circle No. 1
Winn Fitraet Church of Christ
Mourthen
Clem McNabb
Troe Butte
M. I. Church
Mra. D.C. Coburn
North Mulberry Street
Imembera
Tamillion Sur
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Legion
A. BR
Daughters of the American Revolution
James Nelson
Martienburg Road
Nelson
Elmwood
Lookout Claas
Vine Street
Circle No 3 hosts pie social at Vine Street Church of Christ
Circle No 3 of Vine Street Church of Christ and families held a pie social at the church with over 40 attendees. Prizes went to Stevy Hugh Wayt Mia Fred Cole and Mr Ur ry Smith. Refreshments of pie and coffee were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street
Church of Christ
Stevy
Hugh Wayt
Mia
Fred Cole
Uirry Smith
Divorce suit details dance party at Thrane home
Mrs Thrane amends her bill for divorce from Victor Thrane millionaire lumberman art patron and impresario of Chicago claiming a dancing party at Thrane home included two sisters in his pajamas. She seeks 26000 attorney fees and temporary alimony of 1000 dollars per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Thrane
Chicago
Thrane
Dance at Mt Vernon Country Club draws sixty five couples
Mrs. Robert Hess hosts the second season subscription dance at Mt Vernon Country Club with over sixty five couples in attendance. Out of town guests include Mr. Martin Harter and Mrs. Lowell Harter Canton Miss Hazel Warren and Miss Geralding Hover from Van Wert and others from Cleveland Hartford Conn Osborn and Mansfield. American Legion orchestra provides music.
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Country Club
Mt. Vinnon Country Club
Martin Harter
Lowell Harter
Canton
Hazel Warren
Geralding Hover
Man
van Wert
Ralph Morrow
Hartford
Conn
Cecil Wasser
Cleveland
Lenore Bayot
Minsfield
Janzel Charles
American Legion Orchestra
Piaces
Walter Curtis
R. M. Greer
J. My Wolverton
Willard Armstrong
Buckeye City Social Roundup in Akron Visits
Local notes from Buckeye City recount visits and gatherings. Mrs Mabel Frage returns home near Akron after visiting relatives, includes lists of guests at several homes in Cox Jumba and Akron areas. A separate item notes citizens in Purryeville discuss Fort Meiga siege relics to be preserved in a log cabin.
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Mabel Frage
Akron
Sanford Himmond
Howard Prager
Wheeling
W. Va
Harold Hoovler
Jack Sheppard
Joseph Colopy
Thurstay
Cox Jumba
Mra
Theo Workman
Minses Voxel Farmer
Maude Houkle
Kent
Jacob Mowery
Grail
Eloise
Bethel Mowery
Hidon Mowery
Geo. Clark
Alcon
Georges Venting
Marke
Mira Vinnie Lauderbaugh
Ay J
Lana Gorsuch
Gambler
Winner Wander
Purryeville
Fort Meiga
Beltieh
Claim Boy Aged 9 Accused in Sheep Shed Fire
Chester Beecher nine of Miller township was seized by Sheriff Lytle and Deputy Walker as a youthful arson suspect. He allegedly removed a match from his pocket and set fire to a sheep shed on the George Chitter farm. He cried when caught and said it would never happen again, and was jailed awaiting arraignment before Judge Duke in Juvenile court.
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Chester Beecher
Charles Beecher
Miller Township
Lytle
Walker
Young Beecher
George Chitter
Hocanag
Chitter
Beecher
Duke
Four Injured In Track Overturn Near Butler
Four members of a party on a track excursion overturned near Butler on Wednesday. Injuries included a broken arm, ankle sprain, severe head cut, and head injury. Several others were lighter injuries. the vehicle rolled into a ditch, sending the party to Mt Vernon for treatment while some continued to Wooster. Fremont Golf club plans to open its new links on July 4 after a course started last summer.
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Butler
State Experiment Farm
Wooster
Centerburg
Atherton
L. M. Tucker
Mt. Liberty
Eva Cookiing
Mt Vernon
Fremont
Fremont Golf Club
Guardianship suit in dispute over missing court jurisdiction
Clinton M. Rice guardian of Jacob Greer filed a suit in Auglaize county alleging James Harrod and family concealed assets totaling 17188.83. Judge Boors dismissed for lack of jurisdiction over Knox county guardianship. Knox county court refused to hear, citing no jurisdiction as ward and guardians reside in Auglaize. Attorneys B. B. Ferenbaugh and P. L. Wilkins represented Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton M. Rice
Jacob Greer
James A. Harrod
Mary Harrod
Eva Harrod
John
Knox County
Knox County Court
Harrods
Gide
Auglaize
Knox
B. B. Ferenbaugh
Danville
P. L. Wilkins
Mr. Rice
Coshocton Golfers Open Season with Mt Vernon Match
The South Eastern Obion golf association opened its season with Mt. Vernon facing Coshocton at the Mt Vernon country club in Coshocton. Twenty five Coshocton players arrived for the 1 20 pm start on the course. A dinner at the country club will follow tonight hosted by Mt. Vernon golfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obion Association
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Zanesville
Coshocton
Funeral for Frank G Reach Set Friday at Gay Street Church
The funeral for Frank G Reach who died Wednesday morning will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at the Gay Street M B church with Rev A D Mink officiating. Burial will be in Mound Vinn cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Reach
Gay Street
M. FB
A. D. Mink
Mound Vinn
Nery-Worth claimed to cure chronic stomach troubles
An advertisement asserts a three year battle with stomach and bowel problems ended after taking two bottles of Nery-Worth. It touts the product as improving strength, work ability, and daily comfort, urging readers to buy at Lefiante and Hoekla Drug Store with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Bor
Alege
Nery-Worth
Seon
Ue Lefiante & Hoekla Dei
Eneauriahy
Ehimiron Becaue
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