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Newspaper

Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

3

Local residents arrive and depart for summer vacations

Dorothy Smith returns from College for summer vacation. Numerous residents including Mr Solon Loofbourrow and family at Simkins house. Kate Murray and son travel from Circleville to Mrs. W. T. Holmes. F B McElwain and son visit Cedarville. Baughn family at O GU home. Elmer and Alice Baughn Mre Tway back from Columbus. J C Bateman from Middletown visits. Mina Rowe returns from O QU to spend vacation with Rowe family. Fred Pero visits from Chicago. De Larue returns from Jefferson after visit with Holmes. Hilda Kyle returns from U. of 608 to summer with parents. Birth reported: a son to James Devault. Mrs. Tom Scott and two daughters visiting from Indianapolis. Fred Carpenter returns from QS 1 for summer with Carpenters. Ruth Baker returns from Melbyville after college. Mr and Mrs David Fo Shimp visit. Mrs. T Ricktts visiting Staunton. Miss Lena Fultz to San Francisco for S$ 8 Convention with Gilbert Bush and Mrs Ein. T M Ustick spending week at Waverly buying wool for Rothrock and Ustick.

Teachers to Attend National Education Association Meet

Local teachers plan to attend the National Education Association gathering in San Francisco California. July 1 Miss Hess Cleaveland art teacher from Cleveland joins a West tour two months with Miss Hertha Swope. Miss Clara Thurston travels to San Francisco then remains in Seattle with her brother. Mrs Minnie Brown may join a Columbus party for the trip.

National Educational Association San Franccisco Fist Hess Cleaveland Cleveland Hertha Swope Maken West Pacife Clara Thurston San Franccisccoe Seatt Ue Minnie Brown Columbus

Friday Morning Women Committee Delivers Flowers

The Friday morning committee of Christian women arranged to take flowers to the farword tool memorial. A memorial beam placement on 06 in the rooms occupied by the tck Hoping to bring a little cheer in to their hearts by this token of remembrance.

Farword Tool Son Memorial Boenims Tck

Library Hours Cut Back For Summer Evenings

The Public Library will close at 7 PM in summer except Saturday nights when it stays open until 9 PM. The change begins Monday night.

Catige West Mornday

Concert to be held at Presbyterian church in June

The event promises a rare treat for Washington residents with Miss Elliott of Cincinnati as soloist. Her previous singing at the event is recalled with pleasure by attendees.

Gene Juneeth Washington Miss Elliott Cincinnati

Postmasters Get $100 Raise in Ohio District

Postmasters in this part of Ohio receive a $100 yearly raise effective July 1 1901. Jeffersonville climbs from 1200 to 1300. Jamestown 1600 to 1700. South Charleston 1400 to 1560. New Vienna shows an increase with a placeholder. Springfield from 3700 to 3800. Wellston reduced from 2200 to 2100. Want ads are prostatic.

Ohio Walary Jeffersonville Jamestown South Charleston New Vienna Ile Springfield Wellston

June Wedding at Wesley Chapel Draws Big Crowd

The June wedding at Wesley Chapel drew a packed crowd with a song recital by Misses Tharp DeWees Bishop and others. The bridal party wore pink and white gowns and the procession featured flower girls and maids, with Miss Gladys Bargar playing the wedding march.

Wesley M. E. Chapel Wiis Marie Tharp Imogene DeWees Francie Bishap Gladys Hubbard Gladys Barvar Gladys Bargar Fred Schmid Janet Bargar Carl Ellison Lela Bargar Charlene Tharp Romaine Blackmore Grace Rhodes Bernadine Norris Leone Gibseon Opal Wood Frances Whited Justin Evane Robert Wood Frank Brown Ralph Kearney Hershel Clater Ernest Rhodes Dreas Sults Paul Wood Dogg Sinest Coaner Mas. Deckwall

Miss Helen Dyer to Wed Me Lee Pinkerton

On June 28 in Springheld newspapers it is announced that Miss Helen Dyer daughter of Mr and Mrs Homer E Dyer will marry Me Lee Pinkerton a merchant of that city The bride formerly lived in Bloomingburg where her parents resided for some time.

Helen Dyer Homer E. Dyer Me Lee Pinkerton Bloomingburg

Red Cross Ball Rises in Bali Blue Campaign

An OCR fragment hints at a Red Cross ball event amid Bali blue branding. Details are sparse, with unclear sponsors or dates. readable terms include Red Cross and ball fundraising context.

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Her. Neal Chillicothe JSON Ed Neal Dorothy Smith Bessie Loofbourrow Cois Mrs Fitsgerald Mr. Solon Loofbourrow Simkins House Burg Avenue Kate Murray Circleville W. T. Holmes F. B. McElwain and Son Mrs In Cedarville Pide Baughn O ‘Gu Mrs Elmer Baughn Alice Tway Penny The O Ac CC. Bateman Middletown Lizzie Rene Bell Mises Mina Rowe O QU Bro Mrs . H. Rowe PA. Altiand Ba P Zaver Fred Pero Chicago J. BE. de Larue Jefferson WT. Holmes Hilda Kyle 608 James Devault Tom Scott Daugh‘wre Indianapolis Ind Scott Mary Patton Fred Carpenter FO G. Carpentier Ruth Baker Melbyville, Ky Madeline Sharp David Fo Shimp Sreentiers Charles Stafford T . Ricktts Staunton Willard Martin Lena Fultz Gilbert Bush Ein San Francisco Cal T. M. Ustick Waverly, Pike Co Dan Marhoover and Co Buchanan Rothrock and Ustick California W.ctvu Wesley Coors Nora Dodd Rome Frank Rowan Amelea Toades Brnimal Dacis Sehmid Jess Plackmore Eft Stoddard's Green & Green Baking CO Dayton Green & Green Co Edgmont Crackers Barnett P. J. Burke Monument CO Gerre Quincy Mass Washington D. H., Ohio East St
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