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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1913
Page
3
The Achesors club issues tickets for the annual commence r dance at the Pythian Castle on June 12 with a saxophone orchestra. The event is described as one of the gayest Terpatehor affairs of the year, attracting college visitors during commencement week.
Miss Louise Weaver hosted a six o'clock dinner at the suburban home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Weaver on Monday night in honor of Miss Mabel Calvert. Pink and white tones carried through decorations with pink roses and candles. elaborate courses served.
Dr Harry Roberts wed Miss Madge Allen at the bride’s Columbus home Monday afternoon in a quiet family ceremony officiated by Rev Perrin of the Presbyterian church. The bride wore white crepe with real lace. the couple plan a short trip to Buffalo Cleveland and the lakes before returning to Fayette County to reside in the Marks double house on North Street.
Mr and Mrs George Davidson and their son came from Columbus to attend the Wessing-Culver wedding. Many residents travel for ceremonies including Misses Hagel Pheifer Kyle and Ruth Sheldon while relatives visit in Columbus and nearby towns for graduations and weddings.
The couple Earl Noble and Misa Nellie Miller announced their March 1 marriage performed by Rev. Moore at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church. They will establish a home in Millwood as they begin housekeeping together.
Mrs Ralph Kah of Ridney and Mr Frank A White Jr of Cincinnati visit parents. Mr and Mrs Frank A White and Mrs Tarbox sister of Creamer arrive from Arcola Hawaii. Maude Harlow Coffman visits Columbus School for Girls. Hoffman and daughter return to Cincinnati after visiting E A McCoy. Families James Ford Quinn Poage Palmer Parrett and others spend day in Columbus Hillsboro and Serpent Mound.
A collision between passenger and freight trains at South Lawrence injures many and sets cars on fire. Rescue efforts rush to reach passengers trapped as firefighters battle the blaze.
The Com mon Pleas court submitted to the jury the $5000 damages case of Lottie Harmon against The Larrimer Laundry. After closing arguments by Chas A Reid for the plaintiff and John Logan for the defendant, Judge Carpenter charged the jury at noon Tuesday. The suit seeks damages for injuries while Harmon worked in the laundry steam room.
A telegram wakes J D Haley before opening hours to inform him of a claim to a Loondoe relative Higley estate valued around $100000. The message arrives as he drags from bed and tears open the envelope during breakfast.
The general Executive Committee of the GAR Encampment meets tonight for the regular Tuesday session. With 13 days remaining before the Encampment, officials hope for strong turnout and participation.
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