Social Circles Dance Hosts A Young Set Evening
Mr Maynard Craig hosted a informal Friday night dance for the younger set with rose decorations and polished rooms for dancing. Guests included Miss Pauline F Waverly Miss Florence Hardesty Miss Helen Head and others. the event followed by a pillared porch rendezvous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Craig
D. S. Craig
Myr
Ma Lees
Chicago
Pauline F Waverly
Florence Hardesty
Helen Head
Greenfield
Wgham Davies
Delawar
Personal Paragraphs Highlight Local Social Movements
Mrs Fred West returns from Harvard dramatic art studies in Boston. Vance Nuckols of Cleveland visits as a guest of Ciiis Allen. W J Galvin hosts brother Ray Galvin from Lima. Edith McKelvey reunites with Miss Besa Shoop in Columbus. Lila Robinson and grandson Robert Baird head to New York then Chautauqua. Louise Ebberly of Lancaster visits. Various locals entertain and travel with spouses and relatives to Chicago Lafayette La Fayette Nashville St Louis and other cities for summer plans and weddings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Jl. Robinson
Robert Baird
New York
Harold Baird
Encampment Week Guests From Ohio Provinces
Mrs. Don E J Brockett and others from Cleveland joined hosts Mr. and Mrs. N hb Hall for encampment week. Guests included Mrs. Sarah Hixon and sister Miss Edythe Pfeiffer with several Ohio delegates and relatives from Bluffton Worthington Hamilton and Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Scoggins
Samuel Shaffer
Frank McKee
Springfield
J. M. Greve
Hillsboro
Carrie McKee
Richard Sinclair
Annie McKee
Columbus
V. Senton
Bristolville
R. H. McKee
Bainbridge
Don. E. J. Brockett
John A. Bommhardt
C. Ti A. Palmer
Cleveland
N. Hb. Hall
Sarah Hixon
John Nare
Bluffton
Ind
A.B. Vare
Bowersville
Ross Co
Comline
Ethel
Chilticothe
Jennie McDole
Asa
Alice Prakes
Worthington
Ohio
Hetty Gardner
Westerville
Catherine Decker
WR. C
Elizabeth Decker
Hamilton
Theresa Turner
Jamestown
Mrs
Julia Benjamin
Death Angel Calls Young Wife Hallie Dixson Whelpley
Hallie Dixson Whelpley wife of James Whelpley died early Saturday after months of illness at their N Hinde street home. She taught elocution at Stinson Conservatory and was active with the OFS No 20. Funeral set for Monday at Grace Church with Eastern Star in charge. burial in Washington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie H. Whelpley
James Whelpley
N. Hinde Street
Marion
Janet
Tikewlae
Hallie Dixon
Stinson Conservatory
OFS No 20
Grace Church
Eastern Star
Washington Cemetery
Honored Guests Depart After GAOR Event
After the Grand Army parade, hundreds of visitors left the city by late Friday as all evening trains filled. The city began returning to normal with scattered decorations and a crowd dispersed. Cleanup of banners and lawn debris started, and many locals enjoy a rest after a busy state encampment week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Erain
Cit
Court House
Encampment Receives Broad City Praise and Thanks
The Encampment Committee and the G A R express profuse thanks for city and committee kindness and loyal entertainment. Co B H Millikan is thanked for untiring efforts as the encampment is declared a decided success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. H. Millikan
Eliza Boyd leaves Good Hope M E Church legacy in will
The philanthropist Eliza E Boyd of Good Hope dies June 2 and leaves $2 000 to the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and one acre of land to the Good Hope M E Church. Executor William Crosby named with heirs listed including Mary Sayers and Christian Nisewander. The will dated August 11 1916 was probated Saturday in probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza E. Boyd
Good Hope
W. F M.S
Good Hope M E
Wemans Foreign Missionary Society
Eliza
MKK. Church of Good Kepe
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
United States
Sowieih
Alii
Mat
Hiulda Phillips
Sailie Wilson
Gheee Leitly
Suan Kknedler
Mary Sasre
Ida Morris
Aberret Wid
Christian Nisewander
Mary Bayers
Payton's Fourth of July Pageant Promises Record Fireworks
A long text describes a grand Fourth of July celebration to showcase recovery from a flood. It mentions free events including athletic showings, a hydroplane display, a Wright brothers airman appearance, a hydroflight, children's exercises, a 1000-voice chorus, and an extensive fireworks finale in Dastom and Tyiton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payton
Ite
Twit
Orville Wright
Fair Grounds
Dastom
Encampment Post Cards at Rodecker's News Stand
Flower parade decorated buildings and street views plus Grand Army parade scenes are now on post cards available at Rodecker's News Stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodecker
A and C Tied Up by Burned Bridge
Fire destroys a wooden bridge after a coal dust ignition on an engine causes a blaze. A freight crew saved the structure from total destruction while passengers aboard the Saturday train escaped unharmed.
Charles Snyder Buys Xenia Bakery
Mr Chase Snyder has purchased the Henry Gottendick bakery of Xenia and will take charge shortly. His nephew Clarence Tivkes, previously with him here, will move to Xenia to run the business during Mr Snyder's absence. The Snyder family will remain in this city for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase Snyder
Henry Gottendick
Xenia
Snider
Clarence Tivkes
Saiders Iherotes
Internnl
Young Man Faces Serious Offense in County Court
Halps Self, 26, of near Watertos, is bonded for appearance before the Pickaway county grand jury on a charge arising from a stabbing at Dublin HO near Waterh. After an argument at a wrestling match, Self drew a knife and struck Ralph Keller in the eighth breast, creating a nasty gash though clothing prevented deeper injury. Self is a son of Mr and Mrs Pesmoor Self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halps Self
Watertos
Pickaway County Etand
Ralph Keller
Dublin
Waterh
Keller
Pesmoor Self
Payette
Storms Strike Madison County: Barns Destroyed and One Fatality
Madison County endured severe electrical storms with two large barns struck by lightning burning to ash. Farmer William Murphy was killed instantly by a bolt. Livestock including horses cattle sheep and sheep died. crops suffered extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Willam Murphy
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