Local Social Notes and Family Visits Semble at Various Homes
Grendaie Grandma Kelley is quite sick. Will Fowler and family visited EF E Davids Sunday. Nap Carter is feeling better. George Daugherty of Centerville spent a few days with his parents. George Carter and Ida Noah visited homefolks last week. Jas Logedon visited his parents and Dr Bart. Bart thought him improving. Mr and Mrs George Crapson spent Sunday with Mrs and Mrs A Stevens. Bilis Minear stayed with her parents after the loss of her sister Mrs McFarland. Ed Rose and wife made a business trip to Unionville Saturday. Diver Carby and wife visited the Jatters’ parents Sunday. A portion of Jacop Fowler’s cemetery work at Unionville and grounds cleared at McCune cemetery Friday and relatives gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Kelley
Will Fowler
EF. E. Davids
Nap Carter
George Daugherty
Centerville
George Carter
Ida
Noah
Home Folke
Ee Jas. Logedon
Bart
Mra
George Crapson
A. Stevens
Moira
Bilis Minear
McFarland
Ed Rosé
Unionville
Diver Carby
McCune Cemetery
Wriday
Local Visit Notes From Livingston and Nearby Areas
Residents and relatives from Livingston and surrounding towns visited over the weekend. Mrs. Evans and party traveled from Tows to call on Mrs. Cassady and Wise Cassidy, with Herman Cassidy. John Phillips and his wife picked cherries at Lew Haas on Friday afternoon. Bertha Fife was ill, and B S Cassady repaired a yard fence last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Johns
Evans
Quintine Eee
Zern Rathburn
Cleo
Livingston
Cassady
Ann Wise Cassidy
Wite
Herman
Fred Ci Seni
Clio Brown
Hugh Boue
Unionvilte
Nies Will Wortz
John Phillips
Lew Haas
Miss Berths Fife
Haas
B.S. Cassady
Mt Zion Church Attendance and Local Visits Note
A rural church report notes a strong attendance at Mt Zion over Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night led by Rev Kelley. Local visits include James Crist home by Gray and Verona Gray 18, Mrs Homer Guffer Dan Aroaman and families near Men-dot a, Nova Jones and family, Evelyn Jones, Mrs WIM McKinney, and Alfred Haenele delivering cattle to Jim Davis. Rev Keiley to preach again on the fourth Sunday in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Zion
Kelley
James Jones
James Crist
Sundar Ide Probasco Ang
Verona
Gray
Slater
Homer Guffer
Dan Aroaman
Thir Farm
Mendota
Evelyn
Wim McKinney
Alfred Haenele
Jim Davis
Pinson
Nova Jones
Bur Runcals
Smith
Community social and church notices in Stringtown week
Busy town events fill the week with greetings from Mr. and Mrs Jim Morgan and Mrs Powell visiting the Tip Howard home near Unionville. Sunday church attendance is noted and school closes Friday with a supper and event. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jim Richardson and others visiting Geo Perk na and Ed Haldock homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Morgan
Powell
Tip Howard
Unionville
Everal
Jim Richardson
Henry Arnaman
Wm Boers
Geo Perk Na
Bundsy
John Richardson
Willis King
Sica Baldock
A. W. Thompson
Ed Haldock
East End Folks and Trades Mentioned in Varying News
East End residents report eye trouble for R D Hodges after visiting Queen City doctor. Dee Crooks buys farm near Moa as J H Crooks and Pearl visit Unionville relatives. Lewis Bros move dry goods from Worthington to Sidney. Hodges woman near hospital child in Queen City. Grooks family remains near Marilisé. Many local visits and small events noted, including a new girl at a Worthington home and a Martinstown gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. D. Hodges
Queen City
Dr. Zetber
Herb Whitworth
Dee Crooks
Dee
Moa
J. H. Crooks
Pearl
Unionvike
Charley
Guy Mullenix
Guy Mullenix Spie At Wemesday Night With Relatves In the East End. Lewis Bros
Worthington
Sidney
Lawrénes Hodges
Grooks
Oli
Marilisé
John Vincent
Earl
Pest
Nash Crooks
Sam Keéley
John McCoy
Unionville
Fred Husted
Tele A
Etre
Elza Cowan
H. Cain
Merting St Martinstown
Paul Whykman
Local Socials Recall Livonia Figures in Event List
A fragmented notice lists Livonia residents including Rollie Sparkes Don Hunted Chester Bilapkenship Chas Dwyer Jasper Brown Robert Spatgur Win Bragg and others Mrs Fred S and Mr and Mrs P C Dickers among attendees and participants in a community gathering. The text references names and a social context without clear dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toi
Rollie Sparkes
Don
Chéster Bilapkenship
Chas. Dwyer
Newtod
Jasper Brown
Robert Spatgur
Win Bragg
Livonia
Fred S
P. C. Dickers
Heroic Dream Foretold Dorchester Patrolman Noble Saves Children
Dorchester patrolman William Noble dreamt of five horses charging Peabody Square and stopping them within three feet of children. He alertly acted in real life as two fire horses bolted around the corner, seizing the bit to halt the pair within a yard of a child. Noble then counted five children, matching his dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Noble
Dorchester
Maas
Peabody Square
Noble
Nobile
Chinas Complexion Observations From French Writer
A French writer reports in La Presse Medicnis on facial massage in China. He notes the delicate handling by masseuses of young Chinese women, beginning with ten minutes of cheek pinching, followed by lotions and oils applied with precise touch from lip corners toward the ears. He calls it a harmless, physiologic process for cosmetic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Presse
Medicnis
China
Fragmented Regency Thought On Work And Duty
A writer laments lack of assistants for shared tasks. He insists on personal labor for specific duties and discusses the burden of practical work. The passage references time, speech, and social roles as it muses on effort, fidelity, and the burden of life.
Fragmented OCR Record Noted Figures and Codes
A garbled OCR snippet presents numeric values and letter codes such as vk and OT along with sums like 7500 and 8855. The text lacks coherent context, entities, or a clear event, making a definitive summary impossible beyond noting it contains mixed numbers and abbreviations.
Loan ledger notes from 1900s township firm
The excerpt shows a financial ledger with liabilities and stock details. It lists capital stock and various balances including due to bakers, demand deposits, and unpaid dividends, reflecting a small township firm’s accounting rows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Padi Reeth Aeucre
Postal Savings
Watijett
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