Missionary Societies Present Excellent Program at Fitat Presbyterian
Members of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Fitat Presbyterian Church, Wedgeway, held an engaging afternoon program with papers on A Look Backward and Medical Missions, a Kilnwood school report to the Philippines, and talks on Mission Work in French Broad and Hawaii. After a social supper, foreign society programs featured solos and discussions on the Spirit, Nodona Station, and ongoing Christian work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Fitat Presbyterian Church
Wedgeway
R. C. Phelps
Mrk
Jonas Concklin
BE. T. Rubins
Genevieve Hummer
Kilnwood
Philippines
W. WH. Me
Clara
J. Hughes
Rocky Mountains
Rachel Thoms
Prencn Broad
North Carolina
Foreign Society
Mra. C. F
Pauline Hummer
Mra
EB. Bartow
Mda
W. M. Jackson
Nodoa
Social clubs hold outings and meetings at Marion park
About forty Twi ly Wave members and Indies enjoyed a Marion park outing with a Young versus Old School ball game ending twenty five to nine for the Old School. The Musical Assembly Club met at Marion school of Music, electing two new members and presenting piano pieces. Women’s clubs held embroidery and social events at homes on Maine Avenue and Park Avenue with refreshments and plans for future meetings. The XY club gathered for dainty refreshments and a two week next meeting at Mr Rank Morganthaler’s home. Bellefontula avenue hosted a Sunday wheel club gathering with sixty two attendees and lawn supper. Miss Werley hosted a music filled evening for several guests on South Vine Street. Egyptian Monumental Colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twi~ly Wave Club
Marion Park
Indies
Davelig
Dowler
Musical Assembly Club
Marion School of Music
West Center Street
Weual Dusiness Transacions
Mie Mary Mayon
Mise Marie Chenowith
Mike Rellt Shure
Mizworly Tobin
1 Drake
Homer | Smith
Prospect
John | Sloan
Marlow
Wills Leffler
Park Ailevard
Club
Wien
Rank Morganthaler
George Brown
Upworth
W.t.ron
Mast Church Street
Everlasting Colors and Hidden Skeleton Cities
The article blends mystic color history with distant discoveries and notes on education. It cites Egypt and pyramid era pigments, a London foundation of skeletons, and critiques on schooling limits and immigrant outcomes, ending with a nod to American medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vonlees
Mount Claims Fraud Was Used In Note Case
In the Court of Common Pleas the defendant answered and cross petition denying debt to the plaintiff. He claims the promissory note was secured by fraud. Mount Pilro held four shares of Barnthorne Elevator stock at $20 per share, alleging the shares belonged to the company, not him. Judgment on the note was taken, and the sheriff may levy on the defendant’s property unless restrained. A temporary injunction set bond at $200. Attorneys Mouser, Quigley, Jacoby, and Doni represent the defendant. Meanwhile petitions to sell church parsonage real estate were filed by the Marlow Circuit trustees to buy another property for the same use. Lela Deal seeks divorce from Metellus J. Deal, alleging desertion on December 26, 1908, and requesting $500 alimony and restoration of her maiden name. The couple wed September 30, 1906. John H. Clark represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Burni
Mowat
Court of Common Pleas
Lim
Mount Pilro
Barnthorne Elevator Company
Barnthorne
Harnthones
Youngs Tha
Mouser
Quigley
Jacoby
Doni
Michael Zachman
Tees
Marlow
Evangelical Association of North America
Common Pleas Court
Vustees
Lala
Deal
Thevorce
Metellus J. Deal
Maple City
Michigan
Sno Ashe
Tela
Skinning a Pearl by a Lapidary in Philadelphia Record
A lapidary in Philadelphia describes skinning a pearl with highly magnifying glasses and delicate kid gloves to avoid discoloration. He explains how acid damage discolors the outer and possibly inner skin as he removes layers, noting a pearl’s concentric structure and the careful peeling process to make layers disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Record
Accident injures man in Monroe barn fall
Don Uaderwood of North Main street fell through an open floor ring while mowing hay in the Monroe barn Wednesday evening and broke two ribs on his left side. He was at work and unaware of the hole until the fall. He received attention from Dr. Matstox after being summoned by his companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Uaderwood
North Main Street
Monroe Barn
Hon
S. Matstox
Local Personal Notes Highlight Wanderers and Visits
Frank Levy recovers from a poverty lick of Zambazo while Peter Duffiell returns and visits relatives in Ladlana. Mr Leoy Hinamen of West Center Street visits Columbus. A Gregory of Cardington visits Tenry Gresory of West Center Street. Mrs A D McKivain returns from Alger with her parent. Mrs O B Grube of Delaware hosts the Thimble Club at Greenwood Ike, Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Levy
Zambazo
Peter Duffiell
Ladlana
Mr Leoy
Hinamen
West Center Street
Columbus
A. Gregory
Cardington
Tenry Gresory
Woet J Center Street
A.D. McKivain
Alger
Mra
Grube
Delaware
Thimble Club
Prospect
Greenwood
Delleware
Local events and a vaudeville show headline
A girl named A wou Wan was born to Mr and Mrs James Morris of Senile Street yesterday. A vaudeville show at the Grand promises pleasing entertainment with matinee at 2 30 Saturday offering 10 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. Colonel C Summers arrested for a 44750 board bill was sent to the workhouse after serving a small penalty. Admiral Copper tops the page in bold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Morris
Senile Street
Indulte
Childden
C. Summers
Oleh
Summer
Ventriloquist Ed Reynard’s Escape Amid Scream Incident
Akron report details ventriloquist Ed Reynard, known as Ey Sharpless, whose quick exit from a Kenmore arrest followed a woman's scream heard near a home. Police investigated but Reynard fled, with witness accounts linking the distraction to his afternoon performance and prior vaudeville appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey" Sharpless
Py Reynard
Marion
Akron
Ohio
Rey
Reyna
Tally Way Club
Notice on office hours and local event in Marion County
Notice states office hours will be kept into the evening of the stated date and again on the following date. It mentions Marion County Telephone and a sign off phrase Meet me at Kater's Candy Show. The text is fragmented and references a local community notice with unspecified exact dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County Telephone
Kater
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Torners
Chas. Turner & Co
E. Center St
Price & Hurley
Telephone
Missionary Societies
the Indies of the First Baptist ‘Church
D. H. Lincoln
Corner Vine
THE
Ohio Milling & Elevator CO
Ice Man
Marion Ice & Gold Storage CO
Haberman Hardware Company
South Main Street
Eaton
Tschawer Bros
Anthonys Laundry
Pred Warner
Mmaine Avenue
Kontons
Florence Weeton
Joh Zachman
Church Street
Margaret Werley
South Vinestreet
Mixeea Steves
Pranels Tangioh
Charles Langioh
Mies Druth Bartram
Garfield Park
Mount Claims
Lela Deal
Metellus
Uwo Gohl
EIA
Admiral
Lem Neinass
F. A. Stenobe
Optician
State Street
the Department Co
East Center Street
Heck
Ed. Reynard
F. J. Lusch Grocer
N. E. Cor
State @ Center
Ohls
G. W. Bowers
Goodsell
Goodsell Store
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