Comings and Goings Across Leesburg and Nearby Towns
Miss Yo Dick attends Bernice Briggs wedding in Greenfield. Families include Rob visiting Smith in Illinois, Del Rader guest of Mrs Ortman, and Miss Pullin visiting sister in Columbus. Graduates and commencements noted for O W U Mies Hagel Leesburg and USW W. commencement in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Hagel
Leesburg
Suet
Mra
D. H. Rob
Miss del Rader
Waverly
M. Ortman
Yo Dick
Greenfield
Bernice Briggs
Miss Rose Pullin
Cincinnati
Tio Thornton
Temple Street
Sabbath School Institute at Presbyterian Church Tonight
Talented speakers listed for the Sabbath School Institute at 7:30 PM Rev Christopher J Humble of Chicago Miss Synodical Workers Rev Rob Wilson of Findlay Ohio and Rev Chase Watson of Washington DC lead the program at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabbath
Presbyterian Church
Christopher J Humble
Chicago
Mis
Synodical Workers
Ro B Wilson
Findlay
Ohio
Chase Watson
Washington D. H
National Play Day Observance Planned in City
On June fourteenth Tomorrow Wednesday Kyneath prepares for National Play Day with Elks lodge leading efforts. Businesses urged to display flags while lodge members gather at the Masonic Temple to transport children to a service at the Children’s Home. Two thousand lapel pins will be distributed to citizens as part of the day’s patriotic observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eikse Lode
Jodie Poome
Aden
Teen Wade
Tome
Terraniuitic Society
Ita
Ite
Ira
Bove
Social Circles Celebrate Milestones With Lawn Parties
Master Oliver Miller and Mrs Bertha Miller hosted a fifth birthday party for twelve white children with outdoor games and a tea table on the lawn. Mrs Charles Hi Murray’s youngest students gave a pleasing recital for relatives and friends, with two girls unable to attend due to church work. Outsider guests included Mrs W W Westerfield and daughter Elizabeth from New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Miller
Bertha Miller
Charles Hi Murray
Murray
Ruth
Nelle Cissina
Beatrice
Martha Porter
Virginia Campbell
Mary Tahaye
Stig
Edward Vilage
Olive Hillery
WOOR CC Meeting Set for Memorial Hall
The Wood County order will hold a meeting Tuesday evening at Memorial Hall to plan decorating graves of deceased members. A full attendance is desired with Emily Baldwin serving as president. Meeting continues into Wednesday with secretary Slimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woor CC
Memorial Hall
Regular meeting of Fivette Hive No 10 Ladies of the Maccabees
Regular meeting announced for Wednesday June 10 at 7 30 pm in KOFP hall. All members urged to attend and monthly dues No 6 payable. Officers Mary L English and Lillie Batohn remind members of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fivette
Ladies of the Maccabees
Kofp Hall
Mary Ll. English
L C Lillie Batohn
Tayette Lodge Stated Meeting Promotes Lodge Business
Tayette Lodge No 107 F and AM holds a stated communication on Weedtes day evening at 7 pm in which work in FC degree is noted. Brethren of other regularly chartered lodges of good standing are invited. Sees Watch for the big sale of violins mandolins and guitars at the Washington Music Co. Blue ball ink promotion mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otter
Washington Music Co
Contagion Fear Prompts Health Advice From City Officials
A distorted transcript urges public vigilance as a health advisory discusses infantile paralysis and disease control. It mentions vaccines, sprays, and cleanliness while warning against exposure and spreading illness. The page references community officials and a wartime public health stance.
Gifts for a Newborn: Meaningful Keepsakes and Joy
An essay on thoughtful presents for a baby focusing on lasting value over costly gifts. It praises heirloom items like pearls, silver forks, and photos as meaningful ways relatives and friends express love, guiding future enjoyment and memory over fleeting toys or trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tata
Mothercraft Promises Home Skills For Women In City Areas
A fragmented article outlines Mothercraft as a movement teaching mothers in New York area settlements basic home arts. It touts cooking dressmaking sewing child care and social refinement aimed at improving domestic life and moral training for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maby Oller
Xirie
Signature Forgery Claim Targets Washington Stur
Readable text shows an alleged forgery claim tied to a signature. The fragment mentions a person named Bibnes and a hurried attempt to dodge responsibility. The scene references Washington and a figure named Stur. Details remain unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stur
The Wife After all 4d phous dresses visit
A damaged OCR fragment notes a visit deemed not expensive, mentioning dresses and clothes being worn, pressed, and managed. It references Harper's Bazar and a friend who admires us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's Bazar
Levee
Chauning
The White Woman's Burden
A brief, satirical note from Galvestonews on gender roles and daily burdens comparing men's worries to carrying heavy skin and fish, highlighting a humorous contrast in everyday life.
Desk Clerk Checks Cash in Silent Exchange
In a busy room a man at a desk works intently as he checks the cash and cashes the checks. The scene captures a quiet moment of routine in a bustling workplace.
Pretty baby socks from soft cotton crochet design
Handwritten note praises tiny socks for babies. The piece describes an intricate crochet pattern using soft cotton. It suggests making them with a simple crochet stitch and notes the fabric would be pretty and well made for a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoft
Old New England Ways Persist in Modern Cities
An archival prose fragment contrasts rural and urban life, noting timeless New England habits and architecture. It mentions church bells and curfews, farms still operating, and the lingering presence of old-fashioned proprieties amid progress, as observed by Boston Chamber of Commerce materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Townes
Seme
Cramdfather
Boston Chamber of Commerce
A Rise in Mutton at Hay Market Theater
A late 19th century theater piece sparked a mutton shortage as the audience demanded a leg of mutton nightly. Officials intervened under property laws to regulate the feast while an arson of quarrels rose among workers and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Farren
Pebroary Day Meeting and Valentine Reflections
The fragment notes a February day marked by a Valentine theme with mentions of love and affection toward Neil Woetes. The text references bonds, letters, and sepia tone, suggesting a nostalgic or archival mood for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Untitled fragment hints at Tyson era celebrity photo caption
Fragmentary text mentions Tyson and a photographer, with phrases about doing for everybody and a New York Times context implied by naming. The readable parts suggest a caption noting a person named Tyson and reminiscence by an interviewer or photographer.
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Miseseas Ginsteck
John F. Smith
Ilinois
Charles Watson
Lillian Davis
Tongrance Ballard
Wilmington
Ry Me
Jennie Parrett
Good Hope
W. W. Shoop
T. W. Locke
D. A. Ferree
Miss Little
Edenton
William Selsor
Albert Haines
Bloowmingbure
Louise Eberley
Lancaster
Caroline Hettesheimer
Chas Johnson
Allison MetCoy
O & Tmorrow
Arthur
Clarence Pinkerton
Will Jefferson, Jr
University
Coutser
Lowise Weaver
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Edwin Weaver
Messra Luther Brakefield
Phil Davis
Confidence Lodge, K. P
Otte
Charles Roberts
Hlanehe
Columbus
US. W
Thomas Grove
Groves
Calip Purgerson
Wm Fawcet
Willard
Arthur Jones
Zella A Sabina
John Fur Berson
Harry. Oea
Laouine Hershey
Niles, C
W. B. Hershey Mischershey
Sabbath School Institute
Local
Lodge of Elks
Masonic Temple
Gram
Westerfield
Elizabeth
New Orleans
Pythian Sisters
Washington Temple
Tohhoot Hoblall
Veail
M kOe MA Gillespie
W.R.C
WOR. Co
Mre Black
WR. C. Meeting
Emily Baldwin
L.otm
Tayette Lodge
FE Robinson
Ge & Cents
Ruskin
Mothercraft
Poleleil
Dodger
W. A. Tharp & Co
Parrett’s Grocery
Quality
Brownell
Texas
Florida
Martin's
Scheele
Audie
Henry Compton
Jerald
St. Valentine
Tyson
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