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Newspaper
Washington Daily Herald
Location
Washington, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1913
Page
3
Mrs Jos B Marks entertained a guest Miss Hazel Dimond of Huntington Ind with a cordial afternoon at Kennington. The home featured red clover greenery and peony decor while a refreshing beverage was served during the pleasant visit.
Local social page lists Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams of Chillicothe hosting encampment visitors at the Michael home. It names Capt. and Mrs. Bostwick Mt. Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. H C Miller and daughter Margaret Jackson. Miss Regina McDonald from Cincinnati. Miss Anna Shouvlin Springfield. Misses Clara and Linnie Turner Delaware. Mrs. Taylor Sturgeon Lancaster. Mrs. Cynthia Frederick and Lennie Vernon Fast Liverpool. Dr. G A Harmon Everena. Mrs. Belle Hunter Alice. Mr. Jonas Shrieves Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. CE Howland. Mr and Mrs G V P Khintley Clyde. Col B H Millikan host to a house party with Col Isaac R Sherwood, Col CJ Winans, Col BE KR Monfort. Lt L H Williams Ripley. Nabert MelLean to Toledo for Grand Lodge. Mr. and Mrs. J N Lott Cedarville visiting Will Bradfute. Mr. J L Sellars resigning D W Schneider, moving to Springfield. Mr. Frank Johnson hosting Mr John Volz Cincinnati traveling agent and Mr G C Blackburn Cincinnati division agent.
Ohio progresses toward the Woman’s Relief Corps leadership race as multiple candidates including Dora Le Hrush and Sadie L. Chapman campaign across corps counties. Supporters highlight past relief efforts during floods and extensive state involvement.
Visitors to the encampment can browse a large assortment of local view postcards and souvenirs at Rodecker's News Stand located in the post office lobby. Diamond Joe Cigar.
John Rower longtime county resident and pioneer dies at home on Creek Head Monday afternoon at 2 30 He was 42 and leaves daughter Ollie The funeral service will be held Wednesday with burial in Washington Cemetery.
Train timetable notes a 5 00 p m departure for Dayton and intermediate points on No 203 C H D and a 9 30 p m departure for Bainbridge and intermediate points on No 1 D T I after a band concert by the famous Greenfield Band.
Mrs Viola Galbraith a noted singer who has delighted audiences for six years opens the session with The Song of the Plage by Reginald De Keven. She dedicates The Old Flag and The New to Willa Me Lane Pugh and John Bo Baker, and remains a prime favorite with audiences.
Xenia plans to invite the Department of Ohio A KR to the city next year. A large delegation will attend Thursday to formally tender the invitation and seek favorable consideration. Each Xenian arriving Thursday will wear a syllabic badge.
The YMCA building will be open day and night with staff in charge. Mr Zaner and assistants handle crowds during busy hours while night clerks cover quieter periods. The YMCA remains a principal and busy city headquarters.
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