Class of 1928 picnic sparks leadership vote at Hawk's Grove
Members of the 1928 class held their annual picnic at Hawk's Grove on Sunday evening. A brief business meeting elected George Mellvaine president and Ever Irvin secretary. The next reunion will be on the third Sunday in June 1933 with an all day meeting.
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Hawk's Grove
George Mellvaine
Ever Irvin
Ladies of ‘the
Jackson Church
Missionary Anded Society
Will Gantz
Catalin
Jonn Harris
Nis Land
William Davis
OreSta Mowréy
T. G-Wail
Westfield
N. Y
Arvin
Carson
Barbara
Wooster
New York
Wall
Dow. Tyler
Betty Myers
Gallon
Mildred Fluffman
B. G. Norton
LeRoy
Ray “Romich
Flushing
George—Hufman
Cedar, Point
Albert Ramsler
Smithville
Leo T Huffman
Harriett Patterson
Sullivan
W. L. Garrison
C. Parsons
West Liberty
W. Va
Mr. Garrison
Lee ‘Grummer
Hunter Robinette
Baby
Cleveland
J. W. Stead
Coin Ren
Robin
Greston-Jackson
Jackson
Leroy Smith
A. B. Stocklam
Marléne Clouse
Carrie Fisher
Robert Fisher
Los Angeles
Jennif
Creston Guests and Visiting Friends Report
Creston news items list visitors and guests including Mrs Nettle Smith of past week and weekend. Individuals from Minneapolis Cleveland Lone Beach Calif Punxsutawney Akron Canaan Brecksville Columbus Reedsburg Loudonville and other towns attended or visited local residents over the period.
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Ohio
B.A
Fraze Benton
Hawk's Grove
Clem
Will “Trye
Hazel
Charles Frey
Canton
J. C. Murray
Dalton
W. "F. Sellers
Earl Long
Lima
Nettin- Reese
Akron _ is
Clarence Reese
Margaret Ecker
Myrton
John, Myers
Merton Rhoads
A Turmey
Smithville
H. S., Guthrie
Phillip
Si A. Coffey
Levi Lewis
Anna Packard
Lewis-Metz
Crawford's Corners
A. ‘A. Hunter
Cleveland
F. A. Jordan
Constance
Wary Gou
Webb McIlvaine
LaVerne Ewing
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Doris McIlvaine
Wallace McIlvaine
Detroit
Fred’Garrett
Benson Kissinger
Harry Such
Mary Nagel
Mary
Ida Snyder
Cantom
George Fidmonds
Marshallvile
Akron
A. L. Tuttle
Kirschner
W. FP. Selleta
F. EB. ‘Gibson
Rex Conkey
Ashland
A. L. Ober
Victor Eberwein
A. R .Plank
Zook
John —Carbaugh
Bha Center
Wit-Smith
Nettle Smiths
J. W. Beal
Minneapolis
Minn
Ed McKibben
Creston
T. B. Stull
Butler
William Graff
Loudonville
Carl, Stull
Reedsburg
Robert Smith
Nevada Ramsey
John Newcomer
Lone Beach
Calif
Mary Clouse
Ira Younker
Canaan
Howard Young
Delno Bachtell
Clifford Bachtell
Mary Lee
Milo Sauers i
Harvey Hawthorne
Vera
Punxsatawney
Roy Startzell
Hawthorne
Pennsylvania
John Myers
Sueste
Wesley Williams
Columbus
Ira Myers
Brecksville
Edward Kirschner
Robert Schlegel
Mill and the electorate a stark 19th century contrast
The text recalls John Stuart Mill's 1866 parliamentary bid and his vow to support national issues only if voters understood the stance. It notes Mill's frankness, a worker meeting applauding his honesty, and a belief that truth can win office. It then shifts to pedestrian safety, urging public education to cut auto deaths and injuries, stressing visibility and careful walking.
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