Dinner party honors Miss Marie McFarland at Lee home
Norbert Lee hosted twenty guests for a seven course dinner with pink and white decor to honor Miss Marie McFarland of Wapakoneta. Readings by Miss McFarland entertained, with out of town guests Daryl Smythe of Shirkane Washington and Robert Schott of Columbus.
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Shirkane
Wash
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Columbus
Wooster clubs and community events report
A Wooster dinner at the American House featured a sumptuous menu and a toast program led by retiring president Dr Wishard. New officers named for the year include Dr Coffee as president, with Dr Gould vice president and Dr William Harris treasurer. Lawn fetes, club socials, and church activities were noted, including Butterfly and Kieffer Circle meetings, a breakfast hosted by Misses Mateer, and an organ recital at the Lutheran church. Commencement and church services were reported, with notable attendance and a high level of program quality.
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Baccalaureate Sermon at Memorial Chapel
President Holden preached the annual baccalaureate to the senior class in Memorial chapel. The college choir led the procession with the processional hymn Hail to the Lord's Anointed. Faculty and graduates followed in caps and gowns. class size about 75. University Club dinner followed.
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The
Eye Examinations Promise Thorough Vision Checks
Advertises complete eye examinations claiming no defect goes undiscovered and promotes glasses as a solution only when needed. Encourages consulting the provider for accurate diagnosis and tailored treatment.
Community items from Loudonville area and Wooster visitor notes
Loudonville editor J P Bowman and Rev Ira Myers with Mrs E Chiplinger and Miss Ethel Smith travel to Cleveland to arrange a pipe organ purchase for Loudonville Presbyterian Church. Numerous local residents visit Cleveland, Washington C H, Denver, or Akron for family, work, or encampment events amid spring travel and summer plans.
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Wooster Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Events
Wooster locals host and visit relatives across Ohio with many trips noted. Miss Luella Metcalf arrives Tuesday for a Gorrell home visit on Spink street. Rev. White of Cleveland preaches at the Lutheran church and other residents attend weddings, sermons, and family gatherings in Wooster and nearby cities.
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Picnic Supper Held by D of A Members
Members of the D of A plan a picnic supper Wednesday evening at the Modern Woodmen hall. Sunday services at the Reformed church were well attended with a large gathering. John Howman, 76, of Harvey Howman's home, is gravely ill with little hope of recovery. all children are at his bedside.
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Resigns Position With Loge Firm
A. J. Grosjean resigns after seven years with the Woostehardi company effective June 31. He plans to join another firm in the near future pursuing a different line of work.
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Aked Becomes U S Citizen In San Francisco
Dr Charles F Aked pastor of the First Congregational Church renounced allegiance to King George and became a U S citizen after final papers before Judge Van Nostrand His statement voiced strong republican beliefs and love of liberty in America, contrasting monarchy with opportunities for manhood and growth.
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Lightning kills two Buckeye boys near Chardon
On a farm near Chardon Ohio Glenn Lampman 14 and Lawrence Hunt 7 were struck and killed by a bolt of lightning as they and a third boy Prusha played near a creek The incident occurred as a storm approached and the boys attempted to run to shelter Prusha's father warned them to seek cover but the bolt struck in the open between Lampman and Hunt
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Girl in Dream Sees Burglar during Toledo Visit
Edith Roth of Toledo, visiting Grace Bidwell in Lima, awoke at 3 AM in fear as she dreamed a burglar stood beside her with a revolver leveled at her head. Her screams brought Miss Bidwell and police to the scene, but no intruder was found and the dreamer later recalled it as a dream.
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Baseball Results Worth the Money All Right
MAD CATS have been frightening residents of Oakland Mo and London infested by suffs should send sympathy to the people affected by the disturbance in the area. The note mentions the Bard of Beverdam and a fondness for June with singing birds and a piano next door reflecting local light topics from Lima Daily News.
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Ridiculous Arrests Clash With Sunday House Fixing
A writer defends a man arrested for a Sunday house fix up, arguing the old sin law is petty while serious modern transgressions go unchecked. The piece questions public sympathy and criticizes selective enforcement of moral statutes.
Railroad bill would make railroad bosses liable for wrecks
Washington report describes a proposed act by Representative Roberts to hold railroad directors and operating officials criminally liable for fatal wrecks caused by noncompliance. It requires steel passenger cars, safety appliances, and staged penalties for noncompliance, with manslaughter charges in fatal cases. The article also oddly shifts to a separate sensational anecdote about a man offering money to a domestic helper.
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All Up with Dad. Dress Suit Exchange Notice
Classified item offering a full dress suit size 34 in good condition for trade toward a first-class go-cart or similar item. Respond via Detroit Free Press box 0-6. Note mentions California land law and press agent.
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