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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
5
Local Greenville social notices report births deaths illnesses and moves including Mollie Moore on sick list and a baby girl born to Bright Little. Henry Mullenix burglary trial set for March 24. Comrade Jerry Martin dies after paralysis. Community updates include residents moving from Versailles and Dayton, and rains swelling Greenville Creek.
At a Board of Public Service meeting W O'Brien became Street Commissioner M Laurimore was named Sanitary Inspector and Leo Judy assistant to the Water Works superintendent. Two men Earl Hangen and Charles Davidgen were fined five dollars each and paid with costs after an assault case. Also noted were obituaries weddings and a teachers meeting program with local names and events.
Verona Clarke surveys current styles with upturned brims and ostrich plumes, high crowns, and bold trims. She notes white and colored lilacs on light straws, Mirette fabric for lingerie and gowns, and varied jacket lengths with intricate embroidery and bold color contrasts.
The Philadelphia Ledger describes playful party games for kids including a drawing game where players sketch heads bodies and feet on slips of paper passed around to form humorous composite creatures. It also notes hot and cold style hide and seek variants and a silly mispronounced version of hot buttered beans.
The notice promotes Greenville Journal delivery to Darke County at 1.00 per year, 50 cents for six months, and 1.15 out of county, touting two thousand nine hundred twelve columns of reading matter per year. It urges subscriptions as a gift to distant friends and emphasizes value.
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