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Washington Daily Herald

Location

Washington, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1914

Page

5

Recital and Social Then and Now at Bloomingburg

Mrs. H Stitt hosted a Wednesday recital with guests from Chillicothe Indianapolis Washington and Sandusky and Bloomingburg. Performers Mrs Withgott Miss Evans and Miss Black delivered varied arias and songs as a reception line formed and a fashionable afternoon concluded with a piano accompaniment and social hours.

H. Stitt Althoush Stitt D. Withgott Chillicothe Indianapolis Ind Evans Washington Mis Oyeda Black Sandusky Ureel Stitt Bloomingsare

Doctor Jenkins Hosts Dinner for Stitt House Party Guests

Dr Harry Jenkins entertains at six o clock dinner at the Cherry hotel this evening honoring guests of the Stitt house party. Present are Dr and Mrs H L Stitt Mrs Clark of Indianapolis Miss Freda Black Sandusky Miss Ethel Evans Washington Ind Miss Arcel Stitt Bloomingburg Mrs Fred West Miss Myrtle McCoy Edith Hamm and R D McClure of Peebles.

Stitt David Clark Ethel Evans Freda Black Areel Stitt Myrtle McCoy Ralph Kah Sidney Geiger Troy Rusk Zanesville Harry Jenkins Cherry Hotel Stitt House H. L. Stitt Clark Indianapolis Sandusky Washington, Ind Arcel Stitt Bloomingburg Fred West Edith Hamm R. D. McClure Peebles

Presbyterian meeting in Wilmington highlights Japan ties

Presbyterial program led by Mrs. M. E. Hitchcock features papers on The New America and Japan's stance on Christianity, plus excerpts from a Kyoto letter with Rev. P. P. Gorbold. Japanese music, leaflets on leprosy aid, and hostesses cited accompany reports of local visits and illness across Wilmington society.

Wilmington M. E. Hitchcock Bradfute Frank White Japan Staubus Kyoto P. P. Gorbold Williams Kenneth Kellough Ruth Reid

Wesley Chapel Mite Society Meets at Mrs. Sanderson Home

The Wesley Chapel Mite Society gathered at Mrs. R. Sanderson’s home on Wednesday afternoon with aides Noble Rogers Girard McKee Thompson and Minnie Brown assisting. Three papers were read by Mrs. Blackmore Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Hughey with solo by Marie Tharp. Mrs. Sanderson played piano numbers and refreshments followed a social hour.

Wesley Chapel Mite Society R. 8. Sanders Noble Rogers Girard McKee Thompson Minnie Brown Blackmore Bishop Hughey Marie Tharp Sanderson

Farmers rally for Corn Improvement Association formation

A group of farmers and local businessmen show strong interest in forming a Corn Improvement Association in this county. They plan to attend the organization meeting at Memorial Hall on Saturday at 1 30 PM. The movement has prompted broad support and a growing membership. Everyone is invited to attend.

Memorial Hall

Easter Novelties Display at Decker's News Stand

Easter novelties and folders are now on display at Decker's News Stand. Inspect early for best selection as the popular items sell quickly.

Gale Redecker

Eat Salmon and Lower Expenses

Washington reports the bureau of fisheries issued a bulletin urging higher salmon consumption to cut living costs. It compares canned and pink salmon with eggs, steak, mutton, chicken, and ham, noting salmon provides strong nutrition at lower prices and stores unopened.

Washington Bureau of Fisheries

Quote from Booth Tarkington on true success

A compact reflection stating that accepting fate and turning adversity into courage defines real success, attributed to Booth Tarkington.

Booth Tarkington

Insurance backing and assets of the company

The text states borrowers must carry fire insurance, staff are bonded or insured, and a blanket policy covers storms and other perils. It notes a blanket policy against burglary and theft of money, with assets totaling 7,100,000.

British Isles occupy tiny fraction of world surface

The sixteen hundredth portion of the globe represents the British Isles in the context of global geography. This note highlights the disproportion between land area and planetary size.

British Isles

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