Fredericktown News Roundup Mixed Social Happenings
Fredericktown notes report guest visits from Gordon of Columbus and Miss Adah Murphy of Manefield. Local trips include Merrill Clemm to De fiance and Helen Cooke and Ian Blackford heading to Athens for summer school. Several residents return from Toledo and Columbus while others host parties. The West Side restaurant changed hands as Kiler Lenhart and Henry Sorge visit, and local clubs host gatherings with Miss Mabel Castania as guest. Farmers exchange buys a local elevator in Ankenytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Columbus
Kas
Clara Shinnaberry
Misa Adah Murphy
Manefield
William Murphy
Merrill W. Clemm
Defiance
Helen Cooke
Ian Blackford
Athens
L. C. Crowell
J. B. Foote
Walnut
Mt Vershon
Henrietta Beal
Polly Anna Clase
Mia S.C. Dague
Henry
Margaret Astill
J. B. McGaughy
Anna Raney
Laura Weby
Friends
West Side
Kiler & Lenhart
Henry Sorge
Hornwell
N.Y
H. H. Sorge
Misa Margery Levering
Mabel Castania
Upper Sandusty
J. W. Anders
Inez
Paul J. Cimmings
Hester
Simon
Mr. Smith
Farmers’ Exchange Co
Thlevince
Tmarvey Syj Lor
Ankenytown
Social Visit Recap From Monroe Mills Families
Mrs. Sadie Welsh hosted friends from Wooster and nearby towns on Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Ulery of Gambier, Mrs Rachel Smith, Mr and Mrs Ale Smith of Mount Vernon, and Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner with Harold Wagner of Pipesville. William Carlisle of Gambier joined Mr and Mrs St I Gilbert. Rob ert Wagner visited Mt Vernon, while Mr and Mrs Samuel Snyder and Mr and Mrs Edward Snyder hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Snyder of Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Welsh
Wooster
Robert Ulery
Gambier
Rachel Smith
Ale Smith
Vernon
Charles Wagner
Harold
Pipesville
W. TH. Wagner
William Carlisle
St. 1
Gilbert
Teobert Wagner
Mt Vernon
Samuel Snyder
Edward Snyder
Arthur Snyder
Charles Snyder
Bangs
Community Notes on Weekend Visits and Travel
Democracy Mr YW Down and tunilly Mrs M Coupad daughter spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Weaver. Mrs Ketella Gilmore and Mrs Syl via Mavin visited Akron Saturday to see friends Mr and Mrs David Hunter and daughter Vivian of Mansfeld. A Mariy Hoover and family spent Sunday with William Gain and wife Mrs Huaha O'Hryin visiting in Mr Vernon. Mr Thomas BR Simmerton and wife Mr William Davis and family, Mr Alfred Donp and family spent Sunday with BR Simmons and family of Tutte. Mr Totman preached at M Ti choreh in the absence of Rev Harrison who is at the centenary celebration at Columbus. Mr George Kirkpatrick and family come to live with Carey Wright. Marie Cunningham Eva Burson and Julia Coup went to Kent to attend summer school. Mrs Mary Mavis visiting granddaughter Mrs Yoakum of Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. Down
Tunilly
M. Coupad
George Weaver
Ketella Gilmore
Sylvia Mavin
Akron
David Hunter
Vivian
Mansfeld
Marry Hoovier
William Gain
Huaha O'Hryin Ox
Vernon
Thomas Br, Simmertin
William Davis
Alfred Donp
BR. Simmons
Tutte
Totman
M. Tichoreh Ii
Harrison
Columbus
George Kirkpatrick
Carey Wright
Marie Cunningham
Eva Burson
Julia Coup
Kent
Mary Mavis
Yoakum
Mt. Vernon
Local Notes From Bladensburg and Nearby Areas
Ada Osham of Bedford Ohio visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Talort. Marion Woods of Mt Vernon with Mrs Laird Ashcraft. Lille Porterfield visits Warana. Ettle Hall of Upland Indiana visiting parents. Rowe McKee called to Columbus for a relative's death. Harper Woods near Gambler visit Colgin family. Viney Harris and Marie Higgs dine with Bly H or. Nora Rabock of Newark at Glenwood inspection and overnight with Aunt Mrs John Ear sley wine. Lenora Mizer with Mrs Pere Hall of Mt Vernon. Marcus Blue Glenn Hess return to Athens for school after home visit. Towine family return from Rocky Fork. Rateywine Kon and Lee visit Warnawy. Deputy Grand Matron Nora Levering of Fredericktown inspects Glenwood chapter, O F. Fr day eve. Newark Utica Mt Vernon Fredericktown Danville chapters represented. Willard Harris of Manaffield visits mother. Services planned next Sunday. Paul Willett returns to Camp Pile Ark. Mra Mizer and family visit Stoy and wife. Lodra Berry hosts Shelley Cummins for ninth birthday. Grace McVay of Columbus visits Rosa McKee. Work on new school building at Dogan last week. Villa Pouranil and Gary Ind arrive to spend time with Frank McCamment family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Osham
Bedford
Ohio
John’ Taliort
Marion Woods
Mt. Vernon
Laird Ashcraft
Lille Porterfield
Warana
Ettle Hall
Upland
Ind
Misa Rowe McKea
Columbus
Harper Woods
Near Gambler
William Colgin
Viney Harris
Marie Higgs
Bly H
Nora Rabcock
Newark
Glenwood
John Ears
Ley
Lenora Mizer
Pere Hall
Marcus Blue
Glenn Hess
Athens
Towine
Rocky Fork
Thomas Rateywine
Kon
Lee
Warnawy
Nora Lever
Ing
Fredericktown
Wellenwood
O. FB
Utica
Danville
Willard Harris
Manafeld
Ehurchea
Paul Willett
Camp Pile
Ark
Mra
Mizer
Gon
Gilbert
Kenneth
Sarah Cossna
Stoy
Lodra Berry
Ithshelley Cummina
Grace McVay
Rosa McKee
Win Dogan
Mia
Villa Pouranil
Gary
Mrr
Mra. Mrank McCamment
To Prevent Belching Eat Slowly and Use Tablets
Advice urges a slow eating habit to curb belching and masticate thoroughly. If discomfort continues, take Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after meals to aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Weekend Guests and Family Visits Across the Region
The Meridas hosted the Cine family and Winnie Rill with Jonnie and Milas Binge Chrigiman relatives at Brandon on Sunday. Robert Edwards and Frederick visited Conter Village, while Mr and Mrs Miles attended a gathering. Alva Saunders and the Edwards family plus Frederick Miles joined a Rocky Fork excursion to see Mr and Mrs Henry Hillery and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Merida
Otho Cine
Mow
Winnie Rill
Jonnie
Ad Milas Binge
Hrandon
Ats
Robert Edwarda
Prederick
Conter Village
Miles
Alva Saunders
Hubert Edwards
Frederick
Mra
Rocky Fork
Mira
Henry Hillery
Dean Pewitt
Mannie Robertson
Centenary Visit Sparks Local Social Gatherings
Columibity on Monday hosts a centenary event with Mr and Mrs Orley Bird and MA Charles Bird in attendance along with Miss Anna Law and others. Visitors include Mr Harry Perkins and Mrs Hoten Daniels, while Mrs Clara Myers receives kin and friends. A shower honors Mr and Mrs Mew with guests Thelma Warner Mabel Shull and Max Howardus. Miss Mabel Shull visits Miss Edna Shit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columibity
Monilay
Orley Bird
Charles Bird
Mine Renard
Anna Law
Columbity
Harry Perkins
Mise Hoten “Daniels
Mt. Vernon
Thienda
Dennis Clutter
Ngin and
Velnah
Lindon
Clara Myers
Philip Stinematos
Mamia Myers
Vert Waek
Tonleine
Andy Mew
Harry Stoughton
Tuesday Evanide
Ral
Warner
Thelma
Mabel Shull
Brandon
Max Howardus
Youngstown
Mabel Shuit
Edna Shit
Chronic Constipation Untreated Water and Diet Tip
The passage suggests constipation stems from low moisture in stool. It recommends drinking ample water, eating raw fruits, and outdoor exercise to improve matters. It warns against strong laxatives, noting they strip water from the body and can harm digestion, and endorses Chamberlain's Tantilanty Bay as pleasant and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Chamberlain
Frances Willard Union Meets in Memorial Session
The Frances Willard union met Tuesday evening with Mrs Ohio Wineland at 109 East High Street. Mrs Walker presided with singing The Tally Song. De vitals and reports followed, a letter from Congressman Ashbrook praised prohibition and protested wartime repeal. Memorial readings honored departed members, and Boy Scouts decorated graves at Mound View Cemetery. The meeting adjourned to resume in two weeks with Mrs Annon on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Nail
Morgin
Pian
Theresa Rehanttor
Anni
Jesus
Mra
Rankom
Ashontti
Koro
Mra. Walker
Mins Annon
North Main Street
Knox County Fairgrounds Cleaning Planned for August
At a Knox County Agricultural Society session it was decided to begin cleaning the fair grounds. Work includes clearing weeds and overgrowth around the grounds in anticipation of the August fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Agricultural Society
Back care guidance in repeated daily uses
The note describes applying Taln's Lint twice daily to the back to strengthen the muscles with thorough coverage at each session. It emphasizes repeated daily applications as part of a routine for back support.
Views at Wooster Exhibited Here
A large display features Mt. Vernon delegation views from the Ohio Experiment Station inspection in Wooster two weeks ago. Chamber of Commerce president Henry G. Team took the station pictures, now shown at the chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Wooster
Chamber of Commerce
Henry G. Team
Loving Cup on Display at Parkers Shoe Store
A giant silver loving cup presented to the Country club by Golfers magazine is now on display at Parkers shoe store. Club members who subscribed to the magazine will compete for the cup, with a similar annual trophy to be awarded and the winner named professor of the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfers Magazine
Parkers’ Shoe Store
Plans to Break Ground for New Rubber Tire Factory
Fred W. Kahri of the Chamber of Commerce reports rapid progress on plans for a proposed rubber tire eStores factory. Ground breaking is expected soon after several communications from rubber company officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Kahri
The
Chamber of Commerce
Kahri
Officara
Rubber Company
Meeting of BE Battery Members Friday Evening
Important gathering for all BE Battery members in club rooms on Friday evening June 27 at 7 80 o clock. Members are requested to be present.
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BE Battery
Alleged murderer caught in Athens by Cleveland police
Cleveland police arrived in Athens to take charge of Alex Kich an Italian suspected of killing a HIalian Workman in a Cleveland factory on June 6 1917 The man known as Frank Seabo had been on the Pacific coast and arrived in Athens as a coal miner three months earlier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Cleveland
Tak
Alex Kich
Hialian
Kich
Frank Seabo
Pacific Coast
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L. C. Penn Company
High St
Monroe Mills
SWIFT
Hart's
Lake Shore
Union
Barney
Ryde
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Company
Bladensburg
W. TU
Agricultural Society
Knox County
Georgette
Trenwith’s
van Camp
Weideman
East Gambier
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