Local Social Evening At Brockway Home On East Washington
The Brockway residence at East Washington and Green hosted a Methodist Episcopal youth gathering organized by superintendent Mrs. E. P. Brockway with help from her daughter Miss Allie. Young attendees enjoyed games and light refreshments in a pleasant, late hour event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockway
East
Washington and
Green Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. P. Brockway
Allie
Grace Neiswanger celebrates twelfth birthday party
Miss Grace Neiswanger marked her twelfth birthday with a home gathering on East Washington Street where about thirty friends attended and dainty refreshments were served in the evening. Separately, news from Houston reports the drowning of Joe Coppock, son of Thomas Coppock, after a swimming accident in the river with swift current and driftwood delaying recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Neiswanger
East Washington Street
Thomas Coppock
Joe
Houston
Texas
Mrs. Scranton
Tony
Jas Hess to Visit City for Ten Days
Sinks and cess pools cleaned in first class manner at reasonable rates. Leave orders at McElwain and Browns barn during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Hess
McElwain & Brown
Fishermen hunt finney tribe on Coppock shores
A party of six went to Coppock chasing finney tribe members. One man hid a gar he thought was a pike, to bring home a prize, but the gar was discarded as worthless. Pat quipped he would rather not eat pike or a gas pipe. Two pony kegs of beer seized recently are to be destroyed today.
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Coppock
Pat
Pike
Died at Riverside Abner Younkin and local figures
Obituary notes Abner Younkin dies at his Riverside home leaving a widow and several children. Funeral announced for today. Younkin connected with Barbour Younkin firm and Mrs Geo Barbour resides in the city. The item also mentions Mrs Lease lectures and local notices, Hall's Catarrh Cure ad, and local quotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Abner Younkin
Younkin
Barbour
Unionville Resident Benjamin Thompson Injured in Runaway
Word arrived last night of Benjamin Thompson a former Washington resident now living in Unionville Missouri who was injured in a runaway事故 He had just bought a horse and hitched it for the first time His brother Samuel left for Unionville this morning The family has the sympathy of many friends with hopes for a hopeful recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Thompson
Washington
Unionville
Samuel
Ed Harris
Margery
West Liberty
Aaron Hise
Fairfield
Mr. Harris
Social musicale hosted by Misses Sage and Sage family
Last evening about forty friends attended a musicale hosted by Mrs. Coburn Ada Jenkins Sappho Beamer Alice Rupp Laura Rich and the Misses Sage with Messrs John Beamer Frank Sage Mabel Hall and Lloyd Neal. Elegant refreshments followed and all guests voted it a most delightful affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misses Sage
Frank Sage
Mrs. Coburn
Ada Jenkins
Sappho Beamer
Alice Rupp
Laura Rich
John Beamer
Mabel Hall
Lloyd Neal
Bible School and Sermons Schedule at Local Church
Bible school at 9:45 a.m. Sermon Christ in Us at 11 a.m. Y P S K meeting at 6:30 p.m. Sermon If God Be For Us Who Can Be Against Us at 7:30 p.m.
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Bible School
Christ
Free eye exams and a mystery rocking chair gift
An optician from a major U.S. optics firm offers free eye examinations with pay only upon satisfaction. A neat upholstered rocking chair was anonymously delivered to J. S. Shrader’s home last night with no sender name. Mrs. Murphy of West Liberty to speak at M R K church on Ladies' Home Missions. Loyal Temperance Legion to meet May 25 at Smouse's hall. Lost a black Macintosh cape between Shiloh church and the city. finder to JOURNAL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Shrader
Shearer
U. S. Express
Pitt
M. RK. Church
Dr. Murphy
West Liberty
Ladies’ Home Missions
Loyal Temperance Legion
Smouse'’s Hall
Shiloh Church
Journal Office
Weather Forecast and Local Social Notes from Washington
May 21 forecast calls for local rains tonight and Sunday with warmer temperatures. The page records numerous short notes: J.T. Stevenson from Ft. Scott. Ike Lewis visiting. Mr. and Mrs. Gardner in Lexington. many residents visiting, traveling, or hosting. Also mentions sermons, theater, dynamite case excitement in Muscatine, and a display of a lawn swing at E. C. Carris & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
D. C
Tim EvEentna
J.T. Stevenson
Ft. Scott
Ike Lewis
Grace Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mercer & Chilcote
Mattings
INE Tailoring
Washyngton Seonn Oo Wowndry
Bath Hooms
Wah Amith
Bop
de. &c
Nntimaa Ays
Glasgow & Lytle
North Side
Uni
Fred Anderson
Washington Illuminating CO
White Swan
J. C. McArtney & Son's
HK County News
Jos. Coppock
B. Thompson
Junior Endeavor Social
Oderless
Mary E. Lease
Ohiio
Ciry Or
Toten
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Hall
A. W.gleason
Notary Public
IK. J
Samuel Graber
Crawford Township
Boyce
Seymour
Winslow, Rand & Watson
J. C.smith
Christian Church
United States
W. Morris
Alva Donnehey
Crawfordsville
Kate McCormick
Edward
Clifford Stewart
D. J. Norton
F. J. Hunt
Chicago
Will Mumpher
Joe Daniels
Cy Timmons
Lexington
Miss Critz
Charles Critz
Thorne
Muscatine
Jessup
Wayland
Coxe
North English
Millersburg
Will Walker
Cecil
S. Miller
Boone
Iawa
Hofsteater
Justice Rogers
Kegley
Cedar Rapids
Hotel Allen
Frank Webb
Harvey & Warfel’s
L. S. Patterson
Woods
Ft. Madison
Joseph Pollard
Kaffe Klatseh
A. Nicola
Hubert
Missouri
Mrs. Minnick
John Lohberger
Riverside Leader
E. C. Carris & Co
East Side Square
H. Eicher
Hannah
Mediapolis
KE. Hunt
Eldon
Pleasant Hill
Congress
People's Store
The
America
North Side Shoe Store
Sim
Oxfords
L. W. Pentecost
Wim, Blair& Son
Agenie
Milline
Sveyard
WM. Blair & Son
East Side Drug Store
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