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Newspaper
The Wayne County Democrat
Location
Wooster, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1913
Page
4
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The Arenue circle hosted by Mrs C El Moods held a Wednesday gathering with readings from the Book of Travels and a social hour with refreshments by the hostess Breakfast With Holden Hall Girls invited Maypole participants to a campus breakfast Dean Hughes of the university and 36 guests attended Miss Ellen Shamp hosted the Queen Esther circle with missions papers and a devotional New officers were elected for the circle and the DoD club enjoyed an evening featuring Miss Mace Yarnell The St Marys church ladies planned a May Party for the rooftop Cald to benefit the new Rt Marys church A Teese tower license was granted to Mary Azella Gormesd and Arthur Howard Wiaver Mrs Walter Jo Clark hosted a social afternoon to honor her sister Miss Ro Clark in India for 17 years Prof and Mrs W J Seelye were surprised at Beall avenue by about sixty guests with a farewell speech and a gold gift C E S Inspection and various church and social group meetings were noted with elections and future plans.
The piece presents a Grouch Man who savors stormy weather and calls for Providence to pity the poor. A New York man gifts a diamond necklace to his wife while a Chicago man gives his wife a black eye, contrasted by Hardup's quip about a beggar seeking a job.
A wife explains she felt elated after finding a diamond horseshoe at a bargain, while her partner doubts the excitement. The exchange highlights superstition versus practical value in a domestic moment.
A brief fashion note observes a trend toward sloping shoulders in menswear. The piece cites a recurring three-hour shape cycle and mentions the month of May as a reference point for the style development.
A letter from Congressman William A. Ashbrook to the Wayne County Democrat outlines a plan to host eight young men in Washington during the week of June 20. He offers a full schedule including meetings with the Speaker, visits to the House and Senate, a trip to Mt Vernon, and a party lunch, promising to arrange activities to make their stay enjoyable.
Voters urged to submit subscriptions by Saturday night to boost counts for trips. Extra 26 000 votes offered per five subscription clubs. new yearly or two year walls count. eight boys to tour eastern cities and two girls to Lake Chautauqua. all expenses borne by The Daily News. Five vote coupons expire May 1 and must be counted by deadline.
Miss Vera and Alta Austin daughters of Thomas D Austin formerly of Fifth Avenue New York farm Curriculums park at night feeding stock and tending a moonlit estate while mastering literature art and music Their basement castle project valued at 100000 awaits completion as Mr Austin manages his wife’s estate in New York The family relies on phonographic records and books for social contact and education
A long list shows ward by ward tallies for Wooster's districts in four wards and six districts. The figures name numerous individuals with vote counts, along with township and city alignments and party affiliations. The document reads like a local political roll call with candidate tallies and district boundaries.
Ohio State University prepares for its 40th anniversary in June with a statewide effort to contact graduates. Secretary H S Warwick reports Ohio counties hosting State University alumni, from Geauga to Franklin, with Wayne Stark and Ashland counts listed. Governor Cox is slated to deliver the commencement address on an interim date in June.
Inquiries invited for Orchard Place Poultry Yards Seville Ohio with contact through Ritchie at the Daily News Office.
Wart ads supply daily needs with prompt offerings and bargain pricing. Readers are urged to compare deals and consider the timely convenience of local wartime commerce.
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