Plans for Mt Vernon sewage plant and cooperative glass venture
Mt Vernon citizens association heard detailed plans by R W Pratt and consulting engineer R F McDowell on a sewerage disposal plant costing about 75000 with reduced cost by omitting sewage beds. Also presented was a cooperative plan by former Camp glass workers to buy the Wachner plant, raise 20000, issue stock, and employ 125, with profits not prioritized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Enginser McDowell
Wachner
Cullett
Engtour McDowell
City Enginess Blinn
Knox Co
Pomona Grange
Grange
Program for Harrison Grange meeting August 14
The program lists Misso Florence Biers and Hays presenting The Early History of Knox County, readings by Hattie Davis Ruth Ulery and Iva Wolfe, musical numbers Nettly Blues Gladys Days quartet and a debate Resolved That Childhood to the Happiest Period of Life. Affirmatives Goo W Hays L Vi Wolfe Oren Fawcett. Negatives EM Biggs Clem Wolfe Marvin Biggs. Reading Gladys Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Grange
Florence Biers
Knox County
Addith Hays
Hattie Davis
Nettly Blues
Gladys Days
Ruth Ulery
Wilson
Waiter Lybarger
Inex McCielland
Harrison Township
Byron Biggs
Iva Wolfe
Debale
Sudden Death of G L Teeter in North Liberty O
G L Teeter 62 of North Liberty Ohio died suddenly Thursday morning during his routine chores after breakfast. He was found by his wife in the schoolyard beside a cow, the result of a heart attack. Survived by wife, three sons, two daughters. Funeral at Brethren church Saturday 10 AM, North Liberty Cemetery interment.
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North Liberty
G. L. Teeter
Deaths of Mrs. Harry Myers and Michael O'Connor
Mrs. Harry Myers of four miles south of Mt. Vernon on Kinney road died at her brother W. O. Korna’s home after long illnesses. She was 38, mother of eleven, survived by husband, ten children, mother, one brother, two sisters. Funeral at Vine Street Church of Christ Friday at 1 pm. interment Mound View. Michael O’Connor of Mt. Vernon died at the state hospital Columbus after a lingering illness. aged about 65. survived by wife and daughter Ruth Kaiser of Fredericktown. Funeral from St. Vincent de Paul’s Friday at 9 am. interment Calvary cemetery.
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Harry Myers
Mt. Vernon
Kinney Road
Korna
West
Gambier Street
Vine Street
Church of Christ
Mound View Cemetery
Michael O'Connor
West High Street
State Hospital
Columbus
O'Connor
Fredericktown
Ruth Kaiser
Fredericktown Woman Dies at State Hospital
Barbara Stinemots Mre Barbara Stinemuty of Fredericktown died at the State hospital in Columbia around noon Tuesday after a long illness. She was over fifty years of age and is survived by relatives in and near Fredericktown. The remains were taken to Ankenytown Thursday afternoon for the funeral Friday afternoon at four o clock. Interment in the Ankenytown cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Stinemuty
Fredericktown
State Hospital
Columbia
Ankenytown
Court News For A Day: Knox County Cases And Appointments
Court items cover a $450 monument contract dispute in Knox county, four corners requested owed amounts, multiple replevin actions led by David Yoder, and a series of Knox county probate and appointment decisions. The Knox county probate board selections include John R. Wilken, Sarah Wolfe, Elmer Jacobs, Sarah Dalrymple, Clinton Rice, and Christine Kinnaird. Unclear entries note a deed of assignment by ALP Taylor, a new probate fund of $1000 for Edith Shinenbarker, and marriage license for Eckles Houbler and Abel Butcher with Rev E D Barnett.
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Wilkins
Knox County
John R. Wilken
Sarah J. Wolfe
Elmer Jacobs
Sarah Dalrymple
Clinton M. Rice
Christine Kinnaird
Alp.taylor
P. A. Berry
Taylor
West High Street
Union Grove Visitors and Local Activities
Mr C L V Nicholls of New York City visited friends and relatives here Monday and Tuesday. Rev J M Helm will preach Sunday August 10 in the morning and evening. Misses Daisy McKee and Gladys Haya spent Saturday evening with Marie Fawcett at Pipesville. A large local picnic occurred at Pipesville Saturday. Miss Olive Dudgeon spent the week in Howard. Clint Fawcett returned home Saturday from West Virginia. Jack Fournier of the White Sox shows promise as a strong outfielder for the American League.
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C. L. V. Nicholls
New York City
J. M. Helm
Daisy McKee
Gladys Haya
Marie Fawcett
Pipesville
Olive Dudgeon
Howard
Clint Fawcett
West Virginia
Fruit Drinks For Hot Days In London Writer’s Recipes
A London writer lists several beverages ideal for heat, detailing mixtures for Mixed Fruit Punch Pineapple Punch Domba Nectar Lemonade and Barley Water. Each recipe specifies ingredients amounts preparation steps including heating boiling steeping straining and chilling for best flavor and serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rover
Domba
Gavels From Live Oak Used For Texas Flag Memorial
Gov Colquitt offered gavels carved from the live oak trunk that framed Texas Constitution drafting to fund a monument for the girl who made the first Texas flag. The trunk saved from relic hunters after a storm will become mementos, while Joanna Troulman’s grave is to receive a shaft in her memory. Polarine will present a mimic sketch, The Dance of the Assassin, on her American tour with Lady Constance Richardson and Gertrude Hoffman.
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Austin
Texas
Colquitt
Brazoria
Joanna Troulman
Miss Troulman
Georgia
Alty
Polarine
Constance Stewart Richardson
Gertrude Hoffman
Community notices and reunions announced for August dates
A preaching service led by Rev Roof is planned at St John’s Luther an church on the Martinabire road next Sunday at 3 PM. Pleamint Grange meets Wednesday August 18 at 7 30 PM. Wayne Grange annual planter on Wednesday August 13 at Wayne church. Mote Reichert family reunion at Clem Horn grove three miles north of Danville on August 20. 12th Biggs Harrod reunion at Fallon Morrow county on August 21. Everybody invited.
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Roof
St. John's Lutheran Church
Martinabire Road
Wayne Grange
Wayne Church
Mote-Reichert
Clem Horn Grove
Danville
Biggs
Democratic Caucus in Brown Township Thursday Evening
Brown township hosts a Democratic caucus at the township hall Thursday August 14 from 6 to 8 PM. Local residents and party members are invited to participate in the meeting and discuss candidates and issues.
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Brown
Montrose Mourns Frederickt Own Visitor W Cummings Dead
W Cummings of Fredericktown Ohio, a ten day Montrose visitor, died at 72 after a brief illness in his room at the Smith Central. A former lumberman and Republican, he was noted for philanthropy and quiet charity, aiding education and local families. He attended a dinner with Ralph Whitford the night before his death and left early the next morning. doctors and a nurse tried to save him, but he passed at 5 30. He was a Methodist, owned a ranch near Montrose, and left a legacy of discreet generosity.
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Montrose
Colorado
W. Cummings
Fredericktown
Ohio
Mr. Cummings
Angin Pectoria
Ralph N. Whitford
W. P. Crose
Mr. Whitford
Smith Central
Ag Bo
Cummings
Ami
Educantias
Churel
Decemed
Tarde
Larmar
Gor
Funeral Remembers Lifelong Friend and Model Citizen
A long time Montrose visitor and friend of R. N. Whitford, Mr. Cummings, died suddenly. Surviving are his wife visiting Pennsylvania and son Paul J. Cummings. Remains shipped to Fredericktown. Whitford praised him as a beloved, active, Christian town figure.
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Montrose
R. N. Whitford
Mr. Whitford
Pennsylvania
Paul J. Cummings
Chicago
Fredicktown
Cummings
Missionary Class of M. P. Sunday School Met
The Missionary Class of the M. P. Sunday school met on Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. J. W. Sutton’s home on Marion Street. Roll call listed Margaret Sharp Ret der Bell Otte Sweet Barrington H Burris Robert Pelton Ellen Huntsberger R. Jones Bertha Owen Mary Workman Olive Stoyle Cora Lemley. After business a social hour followed with refreshments served by the entertainment committee.
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M. P. Sunday School
Mra
J. W. Sutton
Marion Street
Migs Margaret Sharp
Retder
Mra. Bell
Otte Sweet
Barrington
H. ©. Burris
Robert Pelton
Ellen Huntsbarger
R. Jones
Misa Bertha Owen
Mary Workman
Olive Stoyle
Cora Lemley
Case Continued In Illicit Liquor Charge Hearing
The hearing of Charles Weaver on illegally selling intoxicating liquor was continued from Thursday to Tuesday afternoon August 1st at 2 o'clock. The defense won a continuance by granting an application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weaver
Perrine Thureday
Monthly Meeting Of The Woman's Christian Association
The regular monthly meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at the Home for the Aged. Reports from officers and committees were given. New member Asiag Mary Tress joined the Home family. Mrs. John Saylor of Gambler Ohio was accepted for membership. Monthly donations included jelly, sandwiches, cookies, pies, earthenware, corn, and various prepared foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Association
Mary Tress
John Saylor
Gambler
Tulloss
Hannah Browning
W. P. Vandergrift
Friel & Son
C. E
Trouble Brews Over Mexican Policy on Expulsion and Recognition
Informal U S briefing indicates John Lind will be expelled as an undesirable alien as Mexico City through its foreign minister seeks to hinder official recognition of the Huerta regime amid waning ties.
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Mexico City
Prosidert Hiverta
United States
John Lind
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Lewis H. Houck
Yoder
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Lewis B. Evans
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ML Vernon
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Oregon
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White Sox
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