Tonguet Suffers Severe Hand Injury at Work
Edward Tonguet, manager of Verrell Medene on North Man street, was crushed by a heavy box at about six oclock. His right middle finger bone was crushed, Dr. F. M. Baldwin attended, and Dr. J. M. Joskine amputated the injured finger. He was later sent home to Garden City Pike in Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kedward ‘Tonguet
Verrell Medene Company
North Man Street
F. M. Baldwin
J. M. Joskine
Garden City Pike
Howard
Win Bilan
Badly Burned Waitress Hurt in Colonia Kitchen Accident
Birdie Carpenter, a waitress at Colonia restaurant, sustained severe burns to her hands and wrists when hot grease splashed during dinner prep. A physician administered surgical treatment for the injuries shortly after the incident on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdie
Waitzen
Colonia
White
Parks Budget and City Improvements Debate
Park improvements receive tighter funding as the Board curtails unnecessary expenditures for the coming year. The panel criticizes the mayor’s modest budget while noting readers wanted no tax increases. Several alley and sidewalk projects are approved for council review and to aid unemployed city labor.
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Board
Heald Board Approves Health Officer’s Columbus Visit
The Heald board accepted the health report by Roy Chapman noting four chicken pox cases. Chapman may travel to Columbus to consult state health officials, with expenses paid by the board. Discussion covered moat wagons and slaughter house conditions. Evangelical Lutheran church men plan repairs to the parsonage and church under trustee supervision.
Beautiful Ceremony Unites Marion Dentist and Jackson Bride
A wedding at the home of the bride's parents in Jackson Ohio united Mrs Viola Belle Meldick and Dr Arthur Hernard Lawson of Marion Ohio. The ceremony was conducted by Rev M L Treseler with a five course dinner for about seventy five guests. The couple will reside at 716 East Center Street Marion Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Treseler
Presbyterian Church
Marion
East Center Street
Jackson
Ohio Wesleyan Univeralty
Ann Arbor College
Queen Esther Circle to Meet at Carr ie Morris Home
The Queen Father Circle of Ep worth church will hold its regular monthly meeting at the home of Miss Connie Morris on Kant Church street Thursday evening. The study topic is "The Children a Toll." Program includes devotional exercises by Horn, a reading, a duet by Flora Thomas and Mattie Meredith, a paper by Gladys Cleveland, and music. All members are urged to attend, and arrangements for an Easter party will be made.
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Columba Street
George Vor Stein
Cornell
Baker Street
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Church Street
Edwards Street
New Jones
Connell
Furnteh
Blum
Dwyer
Blam
Mrr. Blum
Queen Father
Epworth Church
Connie Morris
Kant Church Street
Ketire Shumaker
Mano
Flora Thomas
Mattie Meredith
Rosie
Gladys Cleveland
Vintage Cloth Advertisements Describe Delicate Textiles
The text lists a series of fabric offerings including 27 inch cloths in neat checks and stripes, a 7 inch wide delicate pink and blue shades cloth, and meliorate greens in hairline plaids. It mentions imported plaid effects, embroidered batistes with light blue pink champaign greens and Heiotrope, Japanese silk like fabrics in white and delicate colors washable, and white grounds with silk cords and shadowy printings in new color effects.
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Heiotrope
Soc
Temperance Workers Hold an Afternoon Meeting
Francis Willard Union gathers at Calvary Church for an afternoon session led by Mrs. Sarah Sauter. Evangelistic topics, readings, and songs fill the program with five new members joining the union. A cottage prayer meeting is planned at Mrs. Mary Jennings's home Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willard
G. M. Hourke
Carmen Blow
PL. Austin
JM. A. Powers
L. (. Reed
W.cg
Sarah Saubter
Mary Jennings
Silver Street
Missionary Society Program At Oak Orchard Street
The Missionary Society of the United Brethren church gathered at Miss Mamie Kelly home on Orchard Street Toceday evening for a pleasing program of recitations and musical selections. Herold Wand opened with a piano solo followed by a duet by Widw and Rather Little. Motho solos by Mibsie Ora Ward Lotte Campbell and Mrs Eleanor Ferguson. A vocal solo by Miner Goldie Gilbough and recitations by Misses Peatti Krause and Sarah Sheady. The first quartet, Helen Reed Miles Noma Bolander Mabel and Alma Hender, closed the program. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the United Brethern Church
Mamie Kelly
Orchard Street
Herold Wand
Wano
Widw
Mibsie Ora Ward
Lotte Campbell
Eleanor Ferguson
Miner Goldie Gilbough
Peatti Krause
Sarah Sheady
Miles Helen Reed
Noma Bolander
Mabel
Alma Hender
Nice
Sensation Promises Big Returns for Life Insurance Agents
An Ohio company introduces new policies claimed to outshine all others. Claims quick sales and larger agent returns. Invites reputable agents to join, promising a "garden harvest." Contact President at P.O. Box 615 Cincinnati.
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Ohio
Addrews
P.O. Box
Cincionati
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Edward Tonguet
Kleinmaiers
Birdie Carpenter
Board of Service
Board of Public Service
Isxleth
Bord
Krause
New York
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. B. Lawson
Queen Esthers
Carrie Morris
W. Center St
Warner & Edwards
Kuysong
Francis Willard Union
Calvary Church
United Brethren Missionary Society
Chas, Turner & Co
Chas
Center Street
U. K
W. C. Phillians
George Kerr
Maple Products
Logan County
Robinson’s Grocery
E. Genter Agency
Liptons Teas
Mr. Wintringham
Beverly
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