Social Circles Shower and Wedding Mentioned in Local Notes
Miss Imma Draise praised Miss Ercel McCafferty at a shower near town, celebrating her marriage to Mr. Walter Hays today. Summer flowers dotted the decor as young girls in white served punch. Miss Draise wore a pale green gown with a pink rose corsage. Miss Luella Riley hosted a lawn gathering for her guest Miss Steinbrook with about six young attendees.
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Imma Draise
Ercel McCafferty
Walter Hays
Miss Draise
Personal Paragraphs Highlight Local Guest Visits
Miss Mary Ross arrived from Columbus to visit Miss Ruth McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Story and son Ben visited from Hillicothe. Miss Steinbrook returned to New Lexington after weeks with Miss Luella Riley. Miss Zoe Burnett traveled to Springfield to stay with Aunt Mrs Elmer Dawson. Mrs. J. S Gillespie of Omaha visits brother Mr. Joe Gillespie. Elizabeth Johnson stayed with Frank McDowell in Bloomingburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Barchet and Dr. and Mrs. Roy Brown take a motor trip to Columbus. R. G. Stookey of St Joseph Illinois visits niece Mrs. Chas Himiller on South Fayette. Mrs. Christopher and two daughters, and Miss Alice Coleman dine with Mrs. Ernest McNutt Rose avenue.
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Steinbrook
New Lexington
Luella Riley
Zoe Burnett
Springfield
Elmer Dawson
R. G. Stookey
St. Joseph, Hil
Chas Himiller
South Fayette St
Christopher
Alice Coleman
Ernest McNutt
Rose Avenue
Imperial Rebekah Lodge Meeting at 10 O. F. hall
Imperial Rebekah lodge No. 717 calls a meeting at 7 30 Thursday June 26 in the 10 O. F. hall with important business and a social session to follow in the social room. Admission ten cents. Lulu Larrimer, Secretary.
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Imperial Rebekah Lodge No
O. F. Hall
Lulu Larrimer
Presbyterian Missionary Society Meets On Alaska Needs
A well attended Presbyterian Church Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. H L Hadley’s home featured Miss Emma Jackson discussing Alaska needs in medical education and evangelism with notes from Dr S Hall Young. Mrs H Hadley and hostesses presented material on Chinese Japanese and Koreans in the U S followed by a brief talk on church work and a social hour with refreshments.
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The
Presbyterian Church Missionary Society
H. L. Hadley
Mesdames Woodward
Logan, McCormick, Manning
Harry Springer
Wm Sprenger
Colan
Garner
Veail
Morgan
Alaska
Emma Jackson
S. Hall Young
United States
Hitch Up and Go Race Promised at July Fourth Fair
A hitch-up-and-go race is planned for the Pair grounds Fourth of July celebration. Contestants must place harness on the horse, attach the sulky, and pass under the wire first. Horse tied to the fence, harness on fence, cart on track. The event already draws strong interest and may become a leading feature.
Detroit Line Divisions to be Sold at Public Auction
The northern and southern divisions of the Detroit, Iloide and Tron ton railway system will be disposed of at public auction in Tron ton Saturday this week unless postponed again. Receiver Johnson departs the city later this month to assume management of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
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Detroit, Iolede and Tronton
Tronton
Johnson
The
Roma
Chesapeake and Ohio
Relief funds for the blind may be paid now
An opinion from the Bureau of Inspection of Public Offices reached Auditor Henkle on Thursday morning stating that payments may be made from current appropriations. The opinion says commissioners may levy this year for blind relief and continue the commission until the Supreme Court settles the issue, except in counties where Common Pleas courts blocked action. The department notes mandamuses will not compel such action if the constitutional flaw is found.
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Bureau of Inspection of Public Offices
Henkle
Supreme Court
Joy riders die in lagoon in Lincoln Park
H A Gregory of the Magazine Publishers Circulation Bureau was killed and Miss Minnie Bristol is missing after an automobile plunged into the lagoon in Lincoln Park early this morning. Two other members of the joy ride party escaped.
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Herald
Chicago
H. A Gregory
Magazine
Minnie Bristol
Lincoln Park
Convict Becomes Lord On Release From Leavenworth
Convict Pred Grey, jailed for mail fraud, inherits a title and estate after a telegram from England announces he will become Lord Frederico Grey. He plans to travel to England to assume honors upon his release from the federal prison. Grey has spent most of his years in penal institutions since 1902 and was convicted in Texas.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Pricot
Pred Grey
England
Lord Frederico Grey
Grey
Texas
Harvard Junior Framed as Spy Escapes Italian Prison
Walter Franzer of St Paul, a Harvard junior, who left for Europe months ago, was jailed in Milan accused of spying for Germany. He was mistaken for Franz Walther of St Paul, Hesse Cassel, tried by Milan military authorities, and released after a week when the American consul intervened.
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Cambridge
Mass
Wailter Franzer
St. I’an
Harvard
Europe
Italy
Milan
Franz Walther
St. Paul
Hesse
Casse
Franzen
Ways of Getting the Beet of the Fly
In Farm and Freside an article argues the typhoid fly spreads disease and that exterminating flies protects families. It urges screens for kitchens and dining rooms and explains how filth and manure breed flies that contaminate bread, butter, milk, and sickrooms with germs.
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Hhonke
Women cops on beach patrol Newport shoreline
Newport appoints two women police officers to patrol the beach. Miss Janet Buchanin and Mine Min tle Smith wear blue skirts and sailor style straw hats with parasol and mesh bag. A civilian patrol follows to calm crowds as Civic League backs the plan to assist women in distress.
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Newport
Twootherm
Min Tle Smith
Janet Buchanin
Civic League
Bulletin Warns Keep Babies Clean to Cut Infant Deaths
Washington report on a 61st general contribution by Julia Lathrop and the children’s bureau. The bulletin urges common sense and clean care to reduce infant mortality, highlighting New York and Philadelphia progress through municipal health efforts and milk safety measures.
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Tella
Washington
Children's Bureau
Department of Labor
Julia Lathrop
New York
Erates
Philadelphia
New York Health Department
Bulletin
Anitalle
To Wed Schoolmate Hero In Milwaukee Romance
Clara Keller of Fredericksburg Texas travels to Milwaukee to wed her former schoolmate Henry Murphy of Joliet North Dakota who as a boy saved her from a runaway team near a school. Their romance recalls youthful days in Milwaukee public schools.
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Milwaukee Wis
Milwaukee
Clara Keller
Fredericksburg
Tex
Herry Murphy
Joliet
N. D
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Miss Steinbrook
Mary Ross
Columbus
Ruth McCoy
Mrs. Willard Story
Ben
Hillicothe
Mrs. J. S Gillespie
Omaha, Neb
Joe Gillespie
Elizabeth Johnson
Frank McDowell
Bloomingburg
L. H. Barchet
Roy Brown
Imperial Rebekah Lodge
C.H. Murray Undertaking ¢ Company
E. Court St Hington
C H Office
Hell
Club News
D. J
J. Sell
Milady’s Quality Shop
J. le le Ular Style
Sultan OF
Turkey
Mohammed V
Yussef Issan Effendi
Fune
Lagoon
United States Bureau of Entomology
Museca Domestica
Fies
S.J. Vanpelt
Children’s Bureau
Mira Julia Lathrop
Jess. W
Arrow
Baldwin
Arlington
Stude
Toarrogishing
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