Society notes of Weld County ladies and weddings in Dalton
Dutheran Aid Division five held a profitable meeting at Mrs Mary Rockey home with annual officer elections. The Queen Esther Circle at Mrs L W Christine's made scrap books for West Side Cottage. A wedding at Dalton on Buckeye street united Miss Agnes Schultz and William Fletcher Jones with a small guest list and a brief honeymoon. Numerous social events follow including a reception at Bloomington and a Union Christian Endeavor social at Kauke Hall with hundreds of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Circle
The
Methodist Church
West Side
Cleveland
Dalton
Buckeye Street
Agnes Schultz
William Fletcher Jones
J V Findlay
Presbyterian Church
W H Houghton
Dorothy
Helen
Marion
Ellis Houghton
Wooster
Martha Jones
Berryville
Oran Schultz
East Liverpool
Tucker Society
Jennie Horn
John Winters
Flo Winters
Bloomington
Blocher
Dick Thorne
Bert Thorne
Harry Imgard
Laughlin
Anya Palmer
Arline Imgard
Herbert J Brodt
South Grant Strete
Ida Imhoff
Edward Imhoff
Mable Fisher
Rev Brodt
Margaret Brodt
Leslie Jolliff
Union Social
Union Christian Endeavor
Kauke Hall
Cora Craig
Florence Maize
R. Buell Love, Jr
Alanson Palmer
ST. James
St. James Club
Harry Young
Warren Keister
Mabel Russel
Conservatory Association of the University
Conservatory
Mae
Gounod
MacDowell
Bessie Heldel
Gaul
Claire Crowl
Hallowe’en
Frank Taggart
Kappa Sorority
Hallowe'en
Bowman Street
Lincoln Yocum
King’s Daughters
United Presbyterian Church
West Liberty Street
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendments and fiscal reform text
Document details proposed amendments by the General Assembly of Ohio to Article II sections 18 to 82 re numbering and reading of bills, governor’s veto and reconciliations, and Article XII on finance and taxation with exemptions. It records adoption dates in 1906 1908 and certification by Secretary of State Carmi A Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
State of
Ohio
Univ
C A Thomepson
House of Representatives
Andrew L. Headets
Senate
Txsimrony Wierzor
Columbus
al Tates
Addess
House of
Anfrica
Ohto
Carmi
Thompson
State of Ohio
Funeral for Harmon Draws Hampton Family to Creston
Madisonburg October 22 Residents report a quiet week with several social visits. Mr and Mrs Hampton of Columbus attended the funeral of Mr Harmon of Creston and spent Sunday with Mrs Lehr. Farmers gather corn in good quantity. Frank Liggett’s new house nears completion. Marie Lehman recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs Specht ill. Will Johnson and family of Mayville visited his brother. Mrs Dunham visiting Ira Johnson’s sister. Clarence Merriman and wife visited Mrs J R Moor. North of town the C S W winter schedule took effect causing some frowns. Wayne township votes Republican as election nears. presiding judge remains a point of pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Columbus
Harmon
Creston
Lehr
Frank Liggetts
Marie Lehman
Specht
Will Johnson
Mayville
Dunham
Ira Johnson
Clarence Merriman
J R. Moor
Wayne Township
Old Wayne Co
More Than Enoven And Body Health Advice Note
A health column warns that overeating causes stomach troubles rheumatism and kidney disorders. It recommends dieting revision and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and notes Ely's Cream Balm as a safe cold remedy meeting pure food law labeling requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
S. H. Boyd & Co. Dict
Ely
Foley's Laxative Saved Boy's Life in Pharmacy Note
A physician recounts treating a three year old boy who was constipated and developed high fever. After two doses of Foley's Orind Laxative, the fever subsided by the next morning. The note credits Foley's Orino Laxatives with saving the child's life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wolkiah
Macy
Kennedy
Rene
Sayotene
Who Said The Creek Wouldn't Overflow
In Wooster, Pococks deny agreeing the creek would stay dry and claim the water has overflowed whenever the glassworks site floods. Board members dispute who made such representations, naming C M Gray Walter D Foss J M Criley and others. Louis Ohliger is suspected, with Harry Pocock present at the site and a remark about past overflow being possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pococks
Wooster
Board of Trade
The
C. M. Gray
Walter D. Foss
J M. Criley
Mr. Overholt
Louis “P Ohliger
Harry Pocock
Pocock
Ohliger
Oligher
Wooster Matinee wraps season with final showy cards
The Wooster Matinee Association held a final matinee on Friday October 23. The fast pace events featured Dillard Pierce Prince and others with times around 1 14 to 1 28. Slow and fast trots were led by Bobby Folsom Mary Temple Nellie Chimes Fire Belle and Black Maud with multiple placements and times recorded. An aside notes a Milwaukee Sentinel remark on thumb marked stationary becoming fashionable in police stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Matinee Association
Star Dillard
Bobby Pierce
Prince
Bobby Folsom
Sorrel Col
Mamie K
Chestnut Col
Mary Temple
Nellie Chimes
Fire
Belle
Black Maud
Milwaukee Sentinel
Bishop’s word awaited on St James church pastor
Members of St James Episcopal church will not extend a formal call until they hear from the Bishop. Many would like Rev Gibson of Pittsburg, but the Bishop may choose another candidate. It was stated Saturday that a couple of pastors might be secured for the local church soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Gibson
Pittsburg
Heutehin
Ohio
Kutchin
Sutephins
Viet
Kutehin
Fee
Europe
Ryans
C.O. D
United States
Archer House
Wooster
Ullman Hotel
Loudonville
Orrville
Foolish Ladder Obstruction Averts Bridge Accident
On West Larwill Street a long ladder was laid across a bridge over Christmas Run creating a dangerous obstruction. O M Yocum of the Business College spotted it and called James Bahl for help. The ladder, later traced to W F Kellars stable on North Walnut, was removed. boys likely removed it after a prank, avoiding injury to a buggy team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M Yocum
Business College
Larwill Street
Yocum
James Bahl
Bahl
Mr Yocum
W F Kellar
North
Walnut Street
Keller
Notable Patented Cures Mentioned in Fayette Letter
A Fayette New York veteran recalls Electro Bitters saving his stomach trouble and restoring strength after Gettysburg, praising the tonic value over costly medical care. The ad copy extols Br Shoop's Cough Remedy for coughs, marketing its safety for babies and lack of opium, with several local drug store mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
S. H. Boyd & Co
Br. Shoop
Vbc
Modern Pharmacy
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Faye Ellett
Helen Penick
Violet Lautzenhelser
Miller
Aug Eberly
University
Henry Myers
Shreve
Taxton
Mt Vernon
Applecreek
Narcissus Sewing Circle of the Reformed Church
J A Zaugs
Daisy Young
Zaugg
Ralph Norwood
Canton
W Nold Hoezel
Will R. Curry
Curry
Wahie- Aate
Ofz
Barnett
Shadyside la
McConnel
Philadelphia
Miss Ramsay
Greenburg
J. H Stoll
Harry Stoll
Elmer Stoll
JH. Stoll
Harry J. Stoll
Shelley
Edith Pawling
Shepherds All
Busch
Charlotte Brenneman
Chopin
Ella Geildinger
L E Holden
Shreva
Frontenac
Elder BD Moore
Louis Axtell
Grace Young
Margaret Moore
Erar
Carmi A. Thompson
Aneet
Eran
Carmin Titompson
Okis
Ie Ramati
A. Thomp Spasker
House
As of Representatives
Hiazri
Benete
zAdortse Waren 20
Isoa E Ie
Madisonburg
Enoven
Lile
mage-Ciehiverseutor
Biliens
Hatmen Etaue
Garety
Red Day Sendy
Imstedt
Dr. Shoop
Remedy Bixler
Pineule Medicine CO
Chicago
Ill
Kreiger Drug CO
HSA
Onco
Crissis
Dr. Platt
W. H. Wiler
Men’s & Waeni’s Li
Rine’Shoes
Bradfield Regulator CO
Attatita
Nute
U. S
Bet Gaming
Alamadea Bear
Thig
Mila
B. Childs
Fils
Ofes
TS Chain
Wayne County
Tontinu Finue
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