Arden Sante Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Friends
Arden Sante, turning six, hosted twenty three guests including kindergarten classmates on his lawn. The party featured sandwiches moonbeam cookies ice cream lollipops and a pink white birthday cake with six candles plus gifts, with helpers Arlene Brewer and Naomi Simpson.
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Arden Sante
Arden
Toller
Arlene Brewer
Naomi Simpson
Jin
Nora Blick
Ruth Wyite
Mary Ellen Lytle
Elizabeth Thorne
Lois Sartor
Bertha Mae Reinert
Jetty Haven
Eldiene Santel
Gifford Morrison
Robert Spera
Merle Simpson
Donald Custer
Donald Mitchell
Frank Jarrard
Chester McChurch
Raymond Waifly
Aréden Santel
Clifford Taylor
Bobby Wells
Paul Brewer
Jack Haven
Children Day at Grace Hill Postponed to June 28
Weather threats caused Grace Hill Church to postpone the Sunday Children’s Day program originally set for last week. The revised schedule for Sunday at 8:00 PM includes songs, recitations, exercises, and performances by junior and primary classes, a quartet, and multiple individual readers and performers led by Rosalie Brinning and Miriam Miksech.
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Gracehill
Rosalie Brinning
Smiley
Lawrence Mik
Reginners
Kings Business
Miriam Miksech
Mary Libe
Donald Drinning
Jancis Harvey
Luna Marie Anderson
Sibyl Perry
Frances
Frieda Dunbar
Wilma Brinning
Bobby
Nusene Engle
Irene Harvey
Marian Miksch
Josephine Brinning
Bobby Dunbar
Embroidery in Bright Colors on Georgette and Wool
The article describes embroidery in bright colors on georgette crepe with a wide wool embroidery band and fringed hem. A scarf with a striking oriental look completes a white gown with a throat wrap and shoulder drape.
Birthday Surprise for Marguerite Reister At Foster Home
Miss Marguerite Reister celebrated her birthday with a surprise party at her sister Mrs. Lloyd Foster's home. About fifteen young people attended the evening gathering and danced after a picnic dinner. Ruth Dupuis Dorothy Rankin and Alice May Rankin contributed two readings and music.
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Ainsworth United Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Cordon
L. H. Wallace
Dorothy Miller Wallace
Iowa City
Ruth Anderson Johnson
Alhambra
Calif
Howard McCleery
Wallace Garden
Ashville
North Carolina
Ruth Dupuis
Dorothy
Alice May Rankin
Marguerite Reister
Lloyd Foster
Distress Signal SOS Origin and Purpose
The letters Ss O S are a code signal only and not an abbreviation. SOS was adopted as the universal distress signal by the international radio telegraphic convention of 1912. It is transmitted as three dots three dashes three dots and chosen for ease of sending and distinction.
Long Ago Notes On Local Life And A Missing Girl
A burned depiction recalls Baptist Sunday Schools in Washington and a wagon gathering in Richmond. A young woman seeking work at Mr Hott’s disappears with Mrs Hott’s garments. Deputy Reeves recovers her at Mr Drake’s house on Crawfordsville road and she is jailed for 30 days. Mrs Hasty, 77, is praised for her lineage as the town remembers a scorching 115 degree day.
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Howard Ayres
Elizabeth Brindley
Floyd Ellis
Lewis Duke
Alfred Booth
Eberly Donovan
Aaron Bailey
Alice Bailey
W. Brown
Will Sickles
Crawfordsville
Drake
Reeves
Rodmans Drug Store Moves To North Side Of Square
Report notes Rodmans Drug Store relocated to the north side of the square and mentions Dr. W F Rodman and his son Dr Al in related offices. Vague references describe deaths from funstroke and a low condition of ex-sheriff Hawthorn’s son with brief noted incidents of sun stroke involving three boys in Oregon, including a 12 year old.
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Hawthorn
Oregon
Man dies next day after plow accident at 4 pm
In English River township a plow incident leads to a death at 10 am the following day. Daily heat reports from several men show no fatalities. Local business notes report John Shields leaving Denny & Glenn’s drug store for Cook & Shields in Marshall, Henry County. City Council considers ordinances on geese and dogs while residents critique serenaders and caterwauling.
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English River
John Shields
Denny & Glenn
Marshall
Henry County
Dr. Cook
Cook
Oregon Farmers Struggle With Heat and Labor Shortage
Oregon correspondence reports farmers advancing slowly with a bountiful harvest hampered by extreme heat and a shortage of workers. Wages for laborers range from two to three dollars a day.
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Oregon
Mayor Wilson Promotes Ambrose Lamps For Better Light
A circular from the Chicago Manufacturers of the Ambrose kerosene street lamps claims a brighter, steadier flame at a quarter the cost of gas. The lamps resist wind and are in use in many cities. The council is expected to consider the proposal.
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Wilson
Chicago
Council
Will
County Convention Plans and Clerk Nominees
The county convention calls for a new recorder and clerk of court. It names Charles Stinson, deputy clerk, as a candidate and notes Chris Jones, the popular current clerk, will stand again. No other candidate is mentioned for the positions.
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Jeffrey
Charles Stinson
Ser Boy
Chris Jones
Crawford Correspondence and Hasty Family Notes
On July 9 Rev W W Ritchie wed Mr R T McCall and Miss Kima Marshall of Crawfordville. They honeymooned in Illinois. Mrs Polly Hasty visits her son and shares family details: she has 12 children with 11 living, 98 grandchildren, 75 great grandchildren, 173 descendants, 27 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren deceased, oldest grandchild aged 43.
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Crawford
W. W. Ritchie
R. T. McCall
Kima Marshall
Crawfordaville
Illinois
Boelish
Polly Hasty
Hasty
Bay on Credit Pay When Due
A fragment urges building a good reputation with cash and charge customers. It notes merchants welcome cash buyers, but charge accounts create a lasting record of friendship. It advises settling charge accounts in full by the month after purchase, and praises prompt payers while warning about those who are careless.
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Joe Klopfenstein
John Campbell
Charlie Koehler
Grandpa's
Elizabeth
Minnie Koehler
John Greener
Ellen
Marjorie
John Koehler
Lighting a Lamp at Each Corner of the Square
The text contemplates placing lamps at the square corners with occasional lights elsewhere. It notes funding for church frescoes, new railroads, and a telegraph line as signs of growing city life, urging municipal illumination.
Local Property Trades and Oddball Anecdotes
Personalsack and Miller bakers sold to Mr Smouse. TP S Sheldon sold his residence to Gen Scofield and J A Thompson. Corbin was seen on his head with ecstatic feats after a new baby girl arrived. Hon A Littler paid 2000 for College Grove property south of town and plans a residence next season.
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Personalsack & Miller, Bakers
Smouse
TP. S. Sheldon
Gen'l Scofield
J. A. Thompson
Corbin
A. Littler
College Grove
New York Store Continues Cheap Sale on Fabrics and Accessories
The New York Store advertises further reductions with prints 7c to 12c, delaines up to 2 dollars, muslin and table linen discounted from 45c to 75c, Balmorals and hoop skirts priced from 7c to 1.25 and 50c to 1.00, plus French kid gloves at 75c. A derailed line notes the Board at its session on Monday week elected Mr Conduced on report page.
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New York
Hills Whisper of God mt preacher in Walden's Ridge
Dayton Tenn June 27. Old George Morgan mountain preacher on Walden's Ridge proclaims reliance on faith over science. He reads Darwin but rejects ridicule of the Bible, argues schools must protect children from evolution teaching, and says he can live happily on 100 a year.
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NEA
Dayton, Tenn
Littl Mountain
George’ Morgan
Walden’s Ridge
Dayton
Waldon’s Ridge
George Morgan
Morgan
Darwin
Athens
Tenn
Pappy
George” Morgan
Tennessee
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