Local Social News From Monroe Center and Nearby
Mrs Jeint Pealur of Manefold returns home after visiting sister Mrs Gleason and bids all several friends well. Worth Latta of Mt Vernon was guest of B F Weaver and family over the weekend. Carlton Jacote and Gerald visit, Mrs Gitta Martlett and Mrs Mame Brot visit William Scott and family Tuesday evening. Several attend Amity commencement Friday evening. Rev RT Allen of Mt Vernon in town Friday morning. Jilns Gibson and family of Morain Chapel guests of Robert Harding Thursday. William Scott improving after illness. Mike Florence McManiy and mother from Dawson City guests of Mrs Frank Johnson Thursday. Mr Howard and father of Hedding Chapel guests of Lon Scott Tuesday. M L Hurley cleaning Morris Chapel cemetery. Mrs TL Gleason guest of Mrs Hoke Bartlett Sunday. Glen Webster buys a new Dur ey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeint Pealur
Manefold
E. C. Gleason
Rose Bartlett
Mise Worth Latta
Mt Vernon
B. Ft
Charles Baker
Beveral
Thin Ghee
Amity
RT. Allen
Mt. Vernon
Jilvns Gibson
Morain Chapel
Robert Harding
William Scott
Mike Florence McManiy
Dawson City
Frank Johnson
Howard
Hedding Chapel
Lon Scott
Hurley
Morris Chapel
Gleason
Hoke Bartlett
Glen Webster
Durey
The Maiden Wish and The Keen of the Garden Evening
High school auditorium hosts two plays titled The Maiden Wish and The Keen of the Garden on Wednesday May 16 at 7 40 p m. Children in costume represent the Howers of the garden with Mintreas Mary and fairies present. Mies Mirtha Boggs will be crowned a den of the garden in a lighthearted ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintreas Mary
Mike
Mies Mirtha Boggs
Various local residents travel to nearby cities on Saturday
Cal Crumley of Banat Hameramele Street visits Lancaster on business. Elizabeth Gilmore goes to Calumius for a Sunday with Mian Bia Critentond. Margaret Cornell of Fredericktown spends Saturday in the city with friends. J Mastelter visits Cleveland to see his son Clarence. Cherry J. Binley goes to Columb Saturday for the day. William Matridge of Maryville enters hospital Friday. Mollie Anderson retires to her home in Howant after visiting friends. Sally Tasher returns to Glenmont after a short visit with her daughter. Goossen of South Vernon and K Morden with W Workman go to Mirinkhaven Saturday. Arthur Spinaeme returns home after medical study in Washington. Patrick Sullivan of Canton is summoned to Danville for his mother's death. Pana Smith of Brandon to Milwaukee to join U S Navy. Arthur Perry and other notes about local business and advice end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal CH. Crumley
Banat Hameramele
Lancaster
Ise Wlizabeth Gilmore
Calumius
Mian Bia Critentond
Ming Margaret Cornell
Predericktown
Meo
Willian Matridge
Marynville
M. & & Hospital
Mollie Anderson
Howant
Sally Tasher
Lee Maou
Glenmont
Goossen
South
Vernon
Morden
Mirinkhaven
Arthur Spinaeme
Tin Thome
Washington
Dey Cullivan
Canton
Danville
Pana Smith
Brandon
Grocery Advert Fragment with Prices and Items
A fragmentary grocery list from a historical newspaper displays numerous items with prices per unit or per pound. The ad includes meats such as fresh ground beef and pork shoulder, canned goods like mackerel and pineapple, produce including apples oranges potatoes and coconuts, and household items like starch and pasta. Prices range from a few cents to around two dollars, reflecting era-specific retail figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Perth
Fresh Market Egg and Butter Prices Listed
Local market listings show Fresh Eggs offered at casual cissesses ee and country butter priced at 30 cents for No 1 and 24 cents for No 2, with selling prices noted as Fresh Eggs and Fancy No 1 Country Butter at 34 cents.
Local notes and social items from Mt Vernon area
Charles Moate of Shelby spent Sunday here with relatives. Nyhart Auto Sales Co. 116 West High Street promotes Chevrolet cars. Dozens of residents and visitors are listed with brief movements to Columbus Danville Centerbury Pittsburgh Fredericktown Newark and more for business visits, religious events, and social calls. An upcoming rural mail carrier exam date in Mt Vernon is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moate
Shelby
Chevrolet Cara
Wee the Nyhart Auto Sales Co
Figh Street
Wletcher Lyon
Canterbury
Charles Colgin
Danville
Mins Kilvalvith Kelley
South Gay Street
Columbus
Delayan Tate
Gon
Carl
Newark
Vallatoyor
Dwiiht Magers
Tin City
Banner Office
Brant Westcott
Akron
WR. Moore
East Gambler Aireus Tefl
Pittsburgh
William Jackson
Centerbury
Livsinens
Podgear
Nohart Auto Sales Co
West High Straet
Mt Vernon
Ohio
C. Wright
Predericktown
Wooster
Mine Paarl Glickburn
Freer
Feltown
Bladensburg
WL. Robinson
Mitchell
Janes
Carl Mitchell
Millwood
Columb
D. G. McKee
Stee OV. Collison
Dodge
Nyhart Auto Bales Co
West High Street
Mia. & G. Hadley
North Methante Street
Chillicothe
Robert I. Willams
Wisconsin State Sanatorium
Wales
Wis
A. Douglass
Ohio State Sanatorium
Hudson
Nyhart Auto Sales Co
Helen Warner
Johnstown
L. G. Walker
H. K. Walker
East Vine Street
BM. Byron
W. L. Mc
Orrville
Chevrolet
Weat High Street
Misa
Cora Conard
Delaware
C. K. Conard
Ford Agency
Ford
J. Burris
Vernon
Wilbur Thoburn Mills
Feattyal Thorns
SuperSix Hudson
Esther Smith
Kaat Chestnut Street
Chicago
Frances Smith
Community events and weddings in local church notices
Fraternal Order of Eagles members attend Mother’s Day service at Church of Christ led by Rev. J A Long. The funeral of Miss Sarah C. Flenner scheduled for Tuesday. remains to be shipped to Findlay for burial. Mrs. Clemmer preached two sermons on Mothers. Attending relatives include Mrs. Harry Starner of New Castle and families from Canton Detroit and Parma. Wedding of John Schmidt of Detroit and Miss Batella Schiapapasse in progress at St Vincent de Paul’s. Mrs. Elvira Doty hosted guests from Columbus Lima and Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méembarnwi
D. Paolucci
Detroit
Mich
John Schmidt
Netroft
Mise Batella
Pauline
Mary
Martha
Misa Blanche Thoman
Columbus
Emma Doty
Lima
J. C. Doty
Ruth
Samuel Wharton
Thin Guty
Cliff Beek
Gambler
Expansion of Army Authorized by Wilson to Full War Strength
President Wilson authorized expansion of the regular army to full war strength. Organizing the new regiments will begin tomorrow. About 5,000 of the 183,000 men to be added to the army have already been recruited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannett
Washington
Wilson
Leen
Market Reports From Livestock and Grain Pages
Daily market notes from Chicago and Toledo detail cattle hogs sheep and calf receipts and price ranges, with Chicago livestock prices including hogs at 10.65 to 14.60 and calves to 14.00, while cattle and stockers show varied quotes. Grain futures list Wheat July at 2.69 and Corn July at 1.56, with dates and metric seeds noted in closing entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Freau
Ytsburgh
Gleers
Iieher
Ighor
Tamus J
Amicago
Wether
Chicago
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Tother
Nour
York State
Aie Okie
Austin
Dye
Clevelead
National Baptist Convention
Murphy
Cincinnati
Joseph Andricks
Ohio State Banatorum
W.W. Pennell
North Main Street
Springfield
Ohio State Medical Society
Clyde van Voorhin
Charles Carney
Fredericktown
Florence Knox
Brandon Road
Mt Vernon Hospital
Poy Herendeen
Cleveland
Georgy F. Owens
North Clinton Street
Meg
Frank
Emima Vopo
SA. Doughne
J B. Harris
Cinemith
National Society For the Prevention of Bereuloain
Charles Sapp
Ohio Avenue
Karl
Hamilton
Canada
Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club
Milford Grange Hall
Martinsburg
MG Vernon
John ©. Wood
Toledo
Jatinty Mule
Vollea
Batiste
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Johnston-Walker-McCrackin Co
Dance Brothers
Dodge Brothers
W. High Street
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