Local families share holidays and visits across towns
Otle Cummins called on relatives this week while John Berry and family spent the holiday at East Union. Neva and Lulu Cochran of Danville visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Nettie near Gambler. Willard Edith and Rozelle Molick visited grandmother near New Cantle Sunday. Desea Hall of Utica returned home after a week with parents. Ray Karleywine and Fred Leece hosted relatives on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otle Cummins
John Berry
East Union
Neva
Lulu Cochran
Danville
Mrs. Nettie
Bune
Willard
Edith
Rozelle Molick
New
Cantle
Desea Hall
Utica
Ray Karleywine
John J. Wolfe
Fred Leece
Martinsburg Social Notes and Local Announcements
Teres Martinsburg events and visits across towns as residents attend camps and summer schools. Mrs Van Voorhis Beatty travel to Springfield for the G A R encampment while families host guests and plan local gatherings. Commencement, cream social, and an embroidery club meeting mark a busy June in the community.
Preaching at Mt Zion and local obituaries shock town
The community advertises Mt Zion sermon by Sutton on Saturday June 22. Local residents Clyde Thompson Virgil Wolfe and George McKean visited Mt Vernon. Reports mention the sudden deaths of Clarence Weirick and Clarence Layton from Leavillie bure drowning in the Mahoning river. The Clark Saw will be moved, and Hat saw mill operates on Harrison Elbert's arm despite injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ker FF Sutton
Uelem
Mi Zion
Clyde Thompson
Honneta
Virgil Wolfe
George McKeu
Sarah Boolek
Dames Owls
Mine Hier
Leo Donabey
Galena
Kart ‘Bchooter
Lewin Wolf
Newark
Mt Vernon
Clarence Weirick
Clarence Layton
Here
Leavillie Bure
Trumbull County
Mahoning
Harrison Elbort
Patten to Visit Far North
Patten, a New York figure once active in cotton markets and later noted for a speculative pull in Chicago wheat, prepares a trip toward Europe and the Arctic regions. He is accompanied by Degoniua and Dr Avram W. Saree of Kean University, while plans include summer travel and northern exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jamep
Patten
Chicago
Europe
de Gon
Ack Patten
Avram W. Saree
Norti Wertern
Valvereity al Keanam
Local notes indicate weather damage and community visits
The report mentions rain causing damage in the vicinity and several local movements. Clifford Stricker saw a horse killed by another while hitched to a grader. A dog killed twenty head of sheep for Mr. Fry. George Lapley began work for Geo Horn in Pipaville. John McNabb and E. Farmer visited Mt. Vernon on business. The McNabbs and Blanch Lafever visited Thade McNabb. D. C. McKee is ill. Chas Wallace of Millwood visited nearby. A children's day program is planned at Butler Baptist Church on Sunday evening June 23. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shoemaker
Clifford Stricker
Wm. Fry
George Lapley
Geo, Horn
Pipaaville
John McNabb
BE. N. Farmer
Mt. Vernon
Mra
D. C
Children’s Day Observance at Butler Church
Tet observance at Butler church planned for Sunday with all invited. Families visiting relatives noted: Fred Schooley and son William returned home after a week with his former employer. Mrs. Me Nary of Covhocton, Geo. Stringfellow and Perry Frye relatives visited. Hart Howe spent Sunday with James Melick. Morningstar reported boat news up to Thursday. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rites noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Church
Fred Schooley
William
S Olator
Covhocton
Geo. Stringfellow
Perry Frye
Hart Howe
Jamter Melick
Morningstar Mide & Boat News
Vernon
Hrevest Blaiwook Ty
Tbs
Mrs
Geo
Ites Mat
Liberty k Reelees Local Notice and Social Roundup
Local brief lists new residents Mea McLaughlin and Claude McBroom and notes Arthur Robertson’s medical school graduation in Cleveland. Visits include McBroom and family by G V McBroom, Mrs Rowe Colle, Bert Tucker, and Mrs Jane Dally. A Liberty township church commences June av and WoC PA meeting at Mt Liberty church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caon
Mnansion
Mea
McLaughlin
Claude McBroom
Mev
Mra
G. V. McBroom
Liberty Township
Friendship M. B. Church
Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Owl Crook Church
The Vatteron Koxwell graduates will hear the baccalaureate sermon at Owl Crook church on Sunday June 23 at 7 o clock. Children’s day exercises follow Sunday evening June 24 at 7 o clock. Road work continues on the Nat tow dry. A wind storm caused orchard losses and damaged a barn and silo on local farms. Marginadhe hip commencement will be at Owl Crook Wednesday June 24 at 8:00 o clock with Hoak’s orchestra and others performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatteron-Koxwell
Owl Crook
John Woodrull
Piitaburgh
W. J. Arrington
Wilwen
Jolbn Woodrutt
Owl Cronk
Hoak
Orcheatra
Pittsburgh's low personal property tax burden praised
Pittsburgh ranked among 37 manufacturing cities as having one of the lowest personal property taxes. The Industrial Development Commission notes Pittsburgh’s real estate valuation is high but industrial personal property is lightly taxed, with personal property assessments around 3.1 million dollars while Cleveland and Baltimore carry far larger totals. Pittsburgh, with 642 million dollars in invested manufacturing capital, faces about a one percent tax rate compared to higher rates in other cities, a rare distinction among large industrial centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
United States
Industrial Development Commission
Conan
Cleveland
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
New York to Get Government Laundry for Paper Money
June 30 New York will host a money laundering plant modeled on a Washington treasury unit. The system washes, starches, irons, and dries bills to minty fresh condition, enabling recirculation. Larger banks may adopt the washer as a laundry branch, washing notes through nine wash cycles, eight rinse cycles, air drying, and glue alum starching at one tenth of a cent per bill. Higher denominations with yellow ink are excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Wubstrengthy
Sub-Treasury
Scientific American
Florida editors meet at Palatka annual association gathering
A gathering of many newspaper editors and publishers convened in Palatka for the annual Florida Proas Association meeting. Delegates discussed advertising prospects and future programs with Po town Metormyik of Li Ouk presiding and Appleyard of Taltaline noted as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Palatka
Fin
Florida Proas
Didoummion
Po Town Metormyik
Li Ouk Bo
Taltaline
Brcvetary
American railroad men receive high wages in the United States
A Washington report from the Bureau of Railway Economics presents a comparative study of railway wages across the United States Europe and Australia. It notes US engine men and other staff earn two to four times more than counterparts in England France Belgium Italy and Germany with annual averages for engine men around five thousand dollars and for firemen near eight hundred dollars. The study also cites housing food and fuel costs and concludes US railway wages outpace Continental and British levels despite similar living expenses in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Railway Economien
United States
Europe
United Kingdom
Australia
France
Italy
US Kingdom
Emen
Vine
Belgium
Berlin
Paris
London
England
Board of Trade
Germany
Trax
Lowe
Postmasters Convention Opens for Minnesota Dakota Line
Fargo hosts the State Postmasters Association annual convention with broad attendance and two days of sessions featuring postal department officials and topics on duties and service improvements. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Coleman Sweigert of Booth Vernon. Amateur and professional trap shooters gather at Illinois Gun Club for Grand American Handicap with rivals like Fred Gilbert Fred Bills George Maxwell Charles Spencer Tom Marshall and We Gedger among expected contenders for the $1 000 prize and diamond badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Postmastare’ Association
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Chine
Offcinta
Postative
Wednesday Syelling
Coleman Sweigert
Booth Vernon
Springfield
Hlinois
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Fred G. Bills
Chicago
George W. Maxwell
Nebraska
Charles G. Spencer
St. Louis
Tom Marshall
Keithsburg
B.gedger
Dethene
Wan
Europe
Virginia Bankers in Session at Old Paint Comfort
Noted financiers from Virginia and invited guests from other states gather in Old Paint Comfort for the Virginia Bankers Association meeting. The event runs through tomorrow and Saturday. Casts and plays referenced include The Amazons revived in London and productions involving Jeffreys, Weedon Gronsmith, and Dion Houdicault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Paint Comfort
Old Dominion
Amnon
Virginia Bankers’ Association
Wile Jeffreys
Weedon Gronsmith
Dion Houdicault
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Frank Harper
Carter
Sermi
Monument
Mt. Vernes
soRa
Teres Martinsburg
Otho Cumarns
Waonter
Car) van Voorhis
Win. Beatty
G. A. Rt
Leater Beeney
Winifred Parker
Gambier
Mian
Clare Tilton
Woonter
Muse
Alex Penick
Fredericktown
Kima Worteine
Groveport
Alile Harris
Munday
Burdette Pumphrey
Appleton
Town Hall
Miew Ethel Baird
Ohio State, Normal University
Ada
Ottin Cumming
M.C. Comumina
Viola Wilkins
Chicago University
Jay Meoene
Embroidery Club
MT. Zion
Far North
MT. Liberty K
Woc. PA
Mt. Liberty M. Bi
Homans
Simon Tucker
Mi Vernon
Jonathan Tucker
Kila Robertson Ix
Hawking
Canterbury
Ty Morgan Center
Sam
Bebe
Beady
Biathe
Esile
Calia
Thia
Pitkin
West Gambier Street
Gal-Vet
Elie
Snella Chicken
Serge
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co
Boys’ Union
Department
Dowds Diy
Rginia
New Century Theatre Club of
Fibo Barrymoreta
Barrie
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