Kensington entertainment and Greenfield dance plans announced
Local circles featured Mrs Brooks Hughey hosting a Friday afternoon event for women with sweet peas nasturtiums and summer refreshments. Walter Head and Dean Waddell of Greenfield head a committee inviting guests to a dance in the Eagles hall Greenfield next Wednesday night. Washington society figures expected. Miss Mariellen Wigginton given a six o'clock dinner surprise by Psi Delta sorority friends on her mother’s lawn before moving to Dayton, with a lavalier as parting gift. Out of town guests included Miss Louise Kinner of Greenfield and Miss Gladys Locke of Columbus.
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Walter Head
Dean Waddell
Greenfield
Eagles
Washington Young Society
Mariellen Wigginton
Psi Delta Siema Sorority
Wigginton
Dayton
Louise Kinner
Misa Gladys Locke
Columbus
Personal Paraphrases From Wilmington Visitors and Guests
Editor J. Hummel of the Wilmington Democrat visits. Lois Jones spends day in Columbus. Ralph Brown returns with the Dahl Millikan party and stays with aunt Mrs H C. Teachner. Bert Ellis brings Mrs H Stirling Moore and son William for Sunday. Georgia Sutton and Merlem Babb visit Flora Allen. Mrs. Frank Bohn joins Dahl Millikan party in Toledo to visit her parents. Cora Shephard and grandson Phillip Clemens depart for Washington DC, returning in September. Clifford Clemens visits Wilmington grandmother Leroy Clemens. Walter Girard hosts 6 pm dinner for Florence Hilton guest Naomi Ramay. eight at table. Scott Vanetten family guests of J H Allen. S R Coulter at Cedar Point State Teachers meeting.
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Lois Jones
Columbus
Ralph Brown
Soo
HC. Teach
Bert Ellis
Batavia
H Stirling Moore
William
Georgia Sutton
Merlem Babb
Wilmington
Flora Allen
Frank Bohn
Helen Burke
Chillicothe
Toledo
P. J. Burke
Cora Shephard
Phillip Clemens
Washington PD
Bal Umore
Clifford Clemens
Leroy Clemens
Walter Girard
Misa Florence Hilton
Hillsboro
Misa Naomi Ramaay
Edyth
Hazel Pfeifer
Minnie
Lucy Roseboom
Scott Vanetten
J. H Allen
8. R. Coulter
Cedar Point
Local social note highlights visits and travel
Misses Kitty and Vivian Jenkins visit Middletown. Helen Ginn spends day in Jamestown. Frank S Haines attends funeral in Sabina. Supt McClain returns from Cedar Point state teachers meeting. Fannie Hyer visiting Mr Joe White. Jane Saxton Helen Harper return from Augusta. Mrs Charles Ford returns to Steubenville after weeks with mother. Ralph Kinnear guest of N Harnett. Frank Logan visits Washington en route to London for cartoonist work. Marie Pursell attends funeral of Mr Zimmerman in Greenville. Mrs Bell Stewart Wright and Mrs Sam Finley called to Bloomingburg by Mrs Parthenig Stewart’s death. Lydia Wendell returns to Dayton after two weeks. R H Harrop visits Zanesville. Charlotte Holdren to Dayton for extended visit. J W Duffee and wife return from Soo and Mackinac. Allie Wendel Anna Kaetazel, Columbus, guests of Duffee. Mrs George Rea visits W P Barnes family. W W Millikan confined by summer grippe.
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Kitty and
Vivian Jenkins
Middletown
Lintle Ellen Green
Helen Ginn
Jamestown
Frank S. Haines
Hadley Lewis
Mr. Haines
Sabina
Wm. McClain
Eleanore
Cedar Point
Fannie Hyer
Joe White
Oodl Hippe
Jane Saxton
Helen Harper
Augusta
Sarah Holmes
Charles Ford
Steubenville
J. N. Shoop
Ralph Kinnear
Columbus
Frank Logan
Waverly
Washington
London
Stanley Lawwill
Marie Pursell
Greenville
Zimmerman
Will Baker
Bell Stewart Wright
Marshall, Mo
Sam Finley
Urbana
Bloomingburg
Parthenig Stewart
Wright
Weather heat climbs despite afternoon rain
Thermometers show one hundred degrees around three PM with Gossard’s at 4. Early morning readings hit 2, fell to 84 at noon after rain, then rose again.
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Gossard
Arrested for Non-Support in County Arrest
Walter Clifton was arrested by Sheriff Nelson Saturday afternoon on a non support charge and placed in the county jail awaiting his hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clifton
Sherif Nelson
City Churches Sabbath School and Worship Schedule
Sabbath School at 11 a.m led by C. E. Lloyd superintendent. Morning worship at 10 30 a.m with preaching on Broken Cisterns. Epworth League at 6 15 p.m. Evening worship at 7 30 p.m with The Mission of America sermon tied to the 4th of July.
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Lloyd
Epworth League
Mission of America
First Baptist and Presbyterian Sermons Announced
Rev A W West to lead Bible school at 9:30 a m with J Howard Hicks as superintendent. Morning worship at 10 45 followed by evening service at 7 30. Presbyterian notice sets Sabbath school at 9:15 and morning worship at 10 30 with Br Joseph Kile of Xenia Theological Seminary preaching at both services.
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First Baptist Church
A. W. West
St. Andrew's Mission Services This Sunday
St. Andrew's Mission Episcopal will hold services as usual on Sunday forenoon at 10 45 on the third floor Memorial hall.
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St. Andrew's Mission
Memorial Hall
Sunday Service to Open with Bible School 9 15 a m
Church of Christ bulletin lists Bowman Hostetler as pastor and Orlan Snider as superintendent for Bible school at 9 15 a m. Communion and preaching at 7 30 p m with sermon titled A New Declaration of Independence. A special patriotic service by the E society at 7 30 p m. Mid week prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m on The Peace of God.
Oak Grove High School Preaching Sunday Schedule
A local notice lists events at Oak Grove High School with sermons at 2 p.m and 3 p.m. The schedule indicates a church gathering or service held on site.
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Oak Grove Hihle School
Return of the Dahl-Millikan Party from Mackinac Outing
The Dahl Millikan party returned from a Mackinac outing aboard the Seo on Friday at 7 pm to a crowd of 400 plus in high spirits. Guests praised the perfect weather, well planned itinerary, and excellent management led by Col. B H Millikan with support from Lewis Holloway Schadel Clemens Perrill and Cullen W Lewis. Highlights included a visit to the Soo Canals government locks under construction and tours of historic Mackinac Fort and palaces with entertainment along the way.
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Mackinac
Seo
Soo
Panama
John Jacob Astor
Detroit
B. H. Millikan
Lewis
Holloway Schadel
Clemens
Perrill
Cullen
W. Lewis
Passenger train wreck near Unie city leaves crew uninjured
Train No. 202 from here to Wellston derailed about half a mile east of the Bogus road crossing two miles east of Unie city Saturday morning. No injuries reported though many passengers from this city were shaken up as fender and trucks left rails and the train slid 45 miles per hour before stopping. Passengers moved along the track until repairs were completed and the journey resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo & 1
Wellston
Unie City
Antil
Ita
W H Mallow Injured After Track Collision
W H Mallow suffered serious injuries on the Coshocton race track when his sulky skidded in the 2019 pace and struck a fence. He is under medical care and expected to recover.
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Mallow
Coshocton
Mayor JW Fugate Remains in Serious Condition
Bainbridge mayor JW Fugate, a former resident long remembered here, has been in a serious condition for several days and hopes for recovery are slim.
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JW Fugate
Bainbridge
Sandles to visit city on July 12 for county commencement
Sandles will be in the city on July 12 to deliver the commencement address at the Boxwell- Watterson ceremony held at the MC A building in the evening. Washington residents urged to buy at home.
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Non AP. Sandles
Clint
Boxwell- Watterson
MC. A
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Mackinac Island
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Misa Allie Wendel
Anna Kaetazel
JTW
Duffee
George Rea
Winchester
W. P. Barnes
W. W. Millikan
Milady’s Quality Shop
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F. BE. Ross
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