Society Notes From May Events At Local Clubs
Thursday and Friday gatherings slate Mooseheart Legion W R C and Union Bible Chapel meetings with times and host homes listed. A Country Club card party draws six bridge tables with prizes to Mrs Martin Thiel and Mrs Arthur Rawlinson plus a musical studio event features performances by local and visiting musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin’ ‘Thiel
Arthur Rawlinson
Walter Curtis
Ehiair-Man
Robert Greer
Mins
Trene Cooper
Misa Ger
Trude Ite
Columbus
Mes
Joby Colina
Delaware
Pythian Steters Entertain and Local Nuptials Gather
Pythian sisters host a board party Friday at 2 PM in the K P hall on Wout Gambier street. Shaw and Pinkley unite in marriage by Rev A D Mink at North Gay street, Danville to Jelloway couple. Knox County Medical Association meets at Log Cabin to discuss atomic diseases over luncheon. Mrs George Arndt hosts six oclock dinner with out of town guests from Cleveland Canton and Columbiana. Kenyon College President Peirce and Mrs Peirce attend Kit Kat Club dinner in Columbus where Edwin Markham speaks. William Luker and Hana Dovoe wed at Rev J A Long home Vernon. Harmony club hosts euchre. next meeting June 2. Daughters of Liberty hold social with program and dinner for 18. Philathea class of Baptist church hosts a gathering. next meeting June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar ‘Thomas
Mabel French Pratt
Thin City
William A. Rhoades
Pittsburgh
Nellie McFadden
South Gay Street
Wim
A. Rhoades
Misa Minnie Marks
Mrs. Gaines
Columbus
Prof. Gainan
Edgar Thomas
Mr. Rhoades
Thomas
Pratt
Me. Rhoades
Lawrence Sperry
Paul Sawyer
Guexta
Charles McDonald
Cleveland
Mias Florente McDonald
Mixa Marjorie Hoerstal
Mariain Guyler
Mias Feline
Glendenning
Mansfeld
Josephine Dodge
Jansing, Mich
Shaw-Pinkley
Virgil
Shaw
Danville
Doris
Pinkley
Jelloway
A. D. Mink
North Gay Street
William F. Peirce
Kenyon College, Gambier
Peirce
Kit-Kat Club
Chittenden Hotel
Edwin Markham
Man With the
Harmony Club
Vernon Hendershott
Kant Sugar Afront
Mra
Pearl Jewell
Hoateau
Ida Roberts
Martinsburg Road
Daughters of Liberty
Philathes Clase
Philathea Clase
The
Baptist Church
John Cox
North Chester Street
William Sperry
Utica
Annual Meeting of YM,.C.A. Monday
Preparations completed for the annual YM C A meeting to be held Monday night May 24 at 8 o clock. Gorton Roncehler of Hamilton Ontario will be speaker and discuss the work of the YM C A. A banquet, courtesy of directors, opens the program followed by director nominations for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YM. Meg
Gorton
Ronsehler
Hamilton
AK A Hock
Servics
Olio
Ym.oga
Jani
Toover Owens Keiseblervo
Russell to Begin Chamber of Commerce Duties Monday
May L Russell, newly elected secretary for the Mr Vernon Chamber of Commerce, will assume duties Monday morning May 24. He will learn the posture of the office during the interim period with L G Mayer away until the end of June, drawing on his newspaper experience and his work on the Community Services journal to guide him in the city office administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May L. Russell
Uont
Ohio
Thin Elyte
Clara Hunter Greer and relatives visit Akron guests
Mrs Clara Hunter Greer of Greer and her brother G Alimick and wife J D Greer visited here over Saturday and Sunday then returned to Akron. They spent time with friends Watter Temple, Katie Ackermin, Landonville, James Alexandgton of Glenmont and Park Shrimpka and Philip Brubaker families. Porrest Frisher, working in Akron, spent weekend with relatives. Sim John Durr of Lonionville visited Monday with her daughter. Bert Simmons visited Millusburg Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hunter
New Castle
G. Alimick
J.D. Greer
Akron
Watter Tenmple
Katie Ackermin
Landonville
James Alexngton
Glenmont
Park Shrimpka
Philip Brubaker
Willis Brubaker
Fredericknburn
Porrest Frisher
Sim
John Durr
Lonionvilte
George Hiar
Bert Simmons
Millusburg
Maria Hildreth Claimed by Death at 80 in Fredericktown
Mrs Maria Hildreth aged 80 wife of Charles M Hildreth died at 2 30 this morning at her home in Fredericktown death caused by a stroke suffered less than 36 hours earlier She was an active member of Ann Hill chapter 0 IO 0 and Wizaldo 8 She leaves her husband two Writers Mim Harry Groff and Mrs Nelson Vance and one brother Chariton Tuttle Funeral services will be held at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon at the home Rev Harper of the Presbyterian church will conduct burial in Kor ut cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
Mra
Maria Hildreth
Charlea M. Hildreth
Mra. Hildreth
Ann Hill
Wizaldo
D. AK
Bicycle Stolen On South Main Street
Juvenile Officer Purcell seeks help after a bicycle was stolen from in front of the Dowde Dry Goods Co store on a Wednesday evening on South Main Street. Anyone with information should notify the juvenile officer.
Announced candidacy for August Primary judge seat
An unnamed individual states intent to run in the August Primary for nomination as Common Pleas Judge for a second term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Advt
Local events and notices from Fredericktown weekly
Fredericktown notes list charity dinners church events and memorial services. Promotions day exercises at the auditorium with Rev Harper address at Presbyterian church. Daughters of Veterans meeting Friday evening. Graduation sermon and classes attending plays and local gatherings. Several obituaries and visits noted with residents from nearby towns. Deceased Dr. J etoya Duncan memorials and decoration day address set by Ex-Governor Frank B. Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Cox
Bos Angeles
Cal
le Ac
M. 1
Presbyterian Church
Revo WL. Harper
Rep Scoot Auditorian
John Gould
Ming Dorothy Balduff
Oberlin
Daughters of Veterans
Normon
FL. Harper
Bith School
Wichita, Kas
Chester Prangell
Gathering
Hillsburgh
Lewis Mitchell
Newark
Vera
J Etoya Duncan Arordy
Minx Mavian Menough
Herman Bishop
Carroll, O
Morill W. Clemat
Defiance
Sparta
Polly Lou
T. Berger
Orrville
John Lewis
Drimmer Bay
Rappahaninck
Frank B. Willis
Allee Shamons
M. B
Gompelaing
Karl Dunham
Carl Tuttle
Louise
Heniorshott and Son
Methodist Brotherhood Plans More Active Role Postwar
The Dee chapter No 4 of the Methodist Brotherhood met in church parlors last Friday and decided to become more active. Since the war began the organization has not achieved as much as hoped, with limited religious and social progress aside from the rabble supper. Several new members have been brought in but not yet initiated, and initiation is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Brotherhood
Hae Pot
Drummer Boy Entreaty Evening Plan For Civil War Officers
The next meeting will be two weeks from Friday evening with refreshments served. An invitation was decided for all Civil War officers to attend the entertainment by the Drummer Boy of the Rappahannock and his son, with local talent, at the citadel of honor on June 2. Discussions covered lectures, other entertainments, and organizing a brass band, to be addressed at a future meeting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mooseheart Legion
Union Bible Dava
Vernon Bible Chapel
George Durieux
Columbus Road
Circle No. 3
Church of Christ
Homer Burke
Pile
Old
Delaware Road
Pythian Sixtern
Frank McFadden
Newark Road
Pythian
Pythian Sieters
K. of P. Hall
Wout Gambier Street
Medical Society
Knox County Medical Annociation
George Arndt
South Guy Street
Arthur Bradley
McDonald
Canton
Wilbur Mille
Columban
Gordon S. Renschler
Desocration
Binanetta Axe
Buathegs
I Tto Busines Seaston
B. J. Willams
W. J. Turner
Rev. da. Long
PC. Zemer
Wo A. Ackurwan
Jolas
Russell
Greer
Radium Appliance Sales Co
Lincolnton
Collee Gincinnati
Park Blair
All Trale Daily
Pennsylvania
Coote
Lot Y Tledledius
Frank D. Levering
Hlgh Street
Mt. Vernon
Will J
Doc’ Welsh
Citizens
Gambier Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott Lidg
Stream & Rimer Luther A
Stream Wm. F
Rimer Real Estate and Loans Farma
Plate Glase
South Main St. Cit
B. E. Salisbury & Co
Overland and
Eee
Nash and
Oldsmobile
Goodyear and Fish
U.S. L
Auto Supplies
West High Street
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Butler
Frink Haven
G.I. Sapp & Son
Patterson & Riley
W. High St
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