Encouraging Reports From The Yearly Church Meeting
Elders and deacons were elected as the church held its annual meeting in the new edifice. Rev J A Long presided, with RH Cutter as secretary. Reports covered a year without a church home, detailing finances, Bible School, Ladies Aid, Christian Endeavor, and other activities. The "Every Member Canvass" campaign, led by Dr. T. J. Lowe, promoted wider participation and pledged funds and spiritual outreach.
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Church of Christ
JA. Long
RH. Cutter
T. J. Lowe
Fourth Avenue Chorea
Columbus
Ohio
Elured
Renewal and consecration mark new church building year
The article notes a renewed consecration and the acquisition of Taree Vision aided by Dr. Lowe and a fitting address. It records the church year after the old building was replaced by a new house of worship with adequate facilities for carrying on the Master’s work.
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Walta
Lowe
Officers elected by auxiliary of St. Paul’s Church
The annual meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church was held at the parish house on Friday afternoon May 1. Mrs. Haymes was appointed delegate to the Mereland convention in May. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Haymes, Vice President Mrs. Harper, Secretary Mrs. Appleton.
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Homse
Haymes
Mereland
Mrs
Mra
Harper
Soery
Trews
Appleton
Road Work Rules Extend May Deadline for Earth Roads
County highway superintendent outlines new road law provisions to extend the May deadline for earth and gravel road projects when weather or conditions prevent timely completion. Emphasizes proper drainage, avoidance of improper scraping, bonded superintendents, and enforcing duties to ensure yearly maintenance and road quality.
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Radivill
Ohio Good Roady Federation
Olivens
Ohio
Neak Fon
Worapiig
Lod
Board of
Truse
Bach Lownebiy
Ely
Tate
York
Missionary Society Meeting of Church of Christ
The Church of Christ missionary society met in the church parlor on Friday afternoon. The program featured piano solos, a devotional led by Mrs. Woolson, and readings including a poem by Mrs. Weaver. Mrs. Williams presented work in America and the society’s contributions to Bible studies in universities and southern uplift. A duet by Leona and Wolena Pack followed, with Rev. J. A. Long delivering the closing address on Christian America’s relation to heathen nations before benediction.
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Church of Christ Thie Society
Nelson
Woolson
America
Mra. R
TL. Carr
Wilson
Mra
A. B. Williams
Society In
Weaver
James Lochary
Leona
Wolena Pack
Christian Amarica
Naetons
J. A. Long
Mel Ornehfeld
C. W. T. M. Benediction
Meadames Binning
Sin Jerson
Long
Sharpnack
Bricker Held on Charge of Harboring Minors in Canal Dover
Lawrence Bricker was brought to Canal Dover on a charge of harboring minors arranged by his wife Florence Bricker. The four children ages 6, 4, 3, and 2 were said to be in the family. Mayor Mitchell is expected to require Bricker to pay about 1.10 dollars a month to his wife and family.
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Lawrence Bricker
Priday
Canal Dover
Honaipport
Plorence Bricker
Bricker
Mitchell
Local obituaries sketch Millwood deaths and honors
The article notes the deaths of several local residents in Millwood and surrounding areas. It records the passing of a Petry at age 18 after typhoid fever, a Jones family death near 40, and Abner Carter near 82 from paralysis. It mentions funeral arrangements, survivors, and community remembrance in Knox county and nearby towns.
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Abner Carter
Emily Morehead
Lock
Atner Carter
Hombdy
W. Vi
Busy Countess Leads War Relief Efforts Across Europe
The Countess von Szapary joins European noblewomen in wartime relief work. London society women stage charity theatricals led by the Countess of Exner as Miss Adele Grant promotes galas. American figures like Mrs. Kalli Wharton are honored for relief service to soldiers' families.
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London
Europe
London Society
Countess of Exnex
Adele Grant
New York
Gaiéty Theater
Kalli Wharton
Marc Gerard
Countess von Szapary
Dual Empire
Don’ts for Buyers and Kitchen Tips From Kitchen Kinks
A fragmented, era style list of consumer cautions for buyers including avoid plaited shirts with improper ironing and ill fitting suits. Also includes dated kitchen hints on baking shad roe, custards, and meat handling with modest warnings about fabric trimming and dress length.
Political battle over workers' comp insurance in Ohio court
Ohio briefs in a dispute over whether private workmen's compensation insurers may compete with the state fund and insure employers against their own fault. Arthur J. Vorys and Judson Harmon lead the defense while the state argues limits set by Frank Taggart. The case ties to political clashes over the state law and prior administration actions. Senator Pomerene to speak on Neutral America at City Club in Cleveland. Willis emergency funds delay building and loan department, harming refunds to employers despite high fee income. Campaign dynamics shift as GOP hopefuls rally around Myron Herrick and oppose Wilson. Ada voters react to Willis policies while party alignments and appointments draw scrutiny.
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Viriefe
Inguranes
Arthur J. Vorys
Judson Harmon
Turner
Hogan
George K. Okey
Wallace D. Yaple
Frank Taggart
Willis
Ohio
Thors
Pomerene
Cleveland
Mall Dealer
Adee Pomerene
United States
Europe
Wall
Washington
Congrese
Nianol
Pomorene
Congress
Society Notes Miss Berger Hosts Friends at Weet Sugar Street
Miss Irene Barger held a Friday evening party at her home on Weet Sugar street with a varied amusements lineup and refreshments. Another event at the Home for the Aged featured Virginia Parrott and young friends presenting a musical program with quartets, piano solos, readings, and thanks from the Ladies for a pleasant evening.
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Virginia Parrott
Home For
Ath
Helena
Leona Park
Mildred Mahaffey
Helena Park
Daniel Wintermute
Sth
Elimus Speelman
Short Locals Gossip From Kokos Ing Flats to Mt Liberty
Mrs Delaie Butcher of the Kokos ing flats visits Mt Liberty for a few days with relatives. Miss Atha Amsbaugh of Frederick town spends Thursday with Bellville friends. Mrs Jules Despontin goes to Mt Gilead for a few days with friends. Mrs Theresa Beal returns to New Castle after visiting her son Darling Beal. Miss Mary Beinhower of Brandon visits here Friday. Mrs Frank McGugin of North Sul berry street visits Howard and Danville friends. Mrs W Kopp of East Gambier street travels to Columbus for a few days with friends. Curtie M Harsh of Cleveland, former Case football player, is Rex M Lambs guest. Mrs J Dial and niece Mary Walker of South Rogers street visit.
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North Sulberry Street
Howard and
Danville
W. Kopp
East Gambier Street
Columbus
Curtie M. Harsh
Cleveland
Case
Nia
Rex M. Lamb
J. Dial
Mins Mary Walker
South Rogers Street
Weekend visits and travels around Columbus and nearby areas
Residents and relatives from the city and surrounding streets spent Saturday in Columbus visiting friends and relatives. Names include Della Wrightle, Inte! Adis, Rebera Adis, Glenn Carlisle, George Harris, Wilber Messivey, Frank Craig, Daniel Stark, Laure Foland, Grace Mebaughlin, Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Wolfe, Sister Tarclin, Charles Ayers, I T Crowdey, Marcus Rosenthal, M A Monahan, and others. Several extended trips were noted with return dates.
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Glenn Carlisle
Utica
George Harris
Oak Street
Columbus
Wilber Messivey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frank Craig
East Ohio Avenue
Daniel Stark
East Gambier Treet
Laure Foland
Centerburs
Irend
Mra. RB
Mebaughlin
Miss Grace
Mt. Libarty
John Corcoran
South Rogera Street
Fred Wolfe
South Vernon
Charles Welker
Sister Tarclin
St. Mary's Convent
Charles BE. Ayers
I. T. Crowdey
Buckeye Republican Club
Marcus H. Rosenthal
East High Street
M. A. Monahan
Newark
Faithful Pinkham remedy aids New Castle woman
A New Castle resident recalls monthly pain from age eleven to seventeen and credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. Doctors failed to help. a neighbor recommended the tonic, and she now reports regular cycles and improved well being. The ad touts forty years of popularity and invites letters to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass for confidential advice.
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New Castle
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
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