Daughters Named Chief Beneficiaries Of Underwood Will
The will of Margaret Underwood directs her household goods split between daughters Maria Anderson and Amy Snediker and funds divided among Maria Anderson Amy Shediker William Mee and Catherine Banjehimi. Funeral expenses are paid from one third the estate with Marta Anderson aided during illness and remaining assets split between the two daughters. James Nousty named executor. The document notes related marriage license and deeds in Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Underwood
Wiiniewion
Maria Anderson
Amy Snediker
Amy Shediker
Willian Meee
Catherine Banjehimi
Ferest Sha Tlouse
Lois Martinsburg
Marta Anderdon
Parks
James Nousty
George K. Consard
Charles A. Penick
Unclaimed Mail Notices From Vernon Post Office
Retained in the Vernon post office are a list of unclaimed mail addressed to individuals such as J. Hroots, Wesley Tucker, Louis Crozier, Robt Denis, George Ronald, Mrs. Pay George, Grace Hartahorn, Annie Horrigh, Georgy Jinkins, Clitford Marks, Mrs. Lilian Planté, Hy Med Powell, Jom, J. Smith, Charles A. Thorne, Rose Prank Harper, P.M. The notice urges misdirected mail to use street addresses or post office boxes to avoid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyingtom
J. Hroots
Wesley Tucker
Louis Crozier
Robt
Denis
K. Dewhus
George Ronald
Lee MC. Gant
Pay George
Mise Grace Hartahorn
Mes
Annie Horrigh
Georgy Jinkins
Jinibo Loney
Clitford Marks
Lilian Planté
Hy Med. Powell
Mrs. Jom
J. Smith
Charles A. Thorne
Rose Prank Harper
P.M
Car theft hit for Vail family in Columbus trip
George N. Vail and family from Newark, formerly of this city, drove to Columbus last Friday where a auto thief stole their car. This is the second theft within a few weeks and the machine has not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Vail
Newark
Columbus
Rome
Local trot and pacing results from state fairs and meets
Loyal W and Dick Wilkenspier place in a busy week of horse racing across Carthage, Springfield, Washington Court House, and Newark fairs. Magera, Bevin Vilko, Anrabelle, and Limber Jim earn spots in 2:20 pacing and 2:18 events, with multiple owners and drivers named among the top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal W
Dick Wilkenspier
Grand Cleeve
Ine
TAU Te Batloe
Walter Cox
Magera
Carthage
Magers
Tare
Jidge Ormond
Hamilton County
Bevin
Letter from Home Reads Like Familiar Message
The Banner prints a reader letter thanking for renewal funds. J C Farmer from Syracuse Nebraska mentions being born in Knox county in 1860 and living in Nebraska since 1874 while praising the paper as a letter from home. He encloses 1.60 for a year’s subscription and expresses fondness for The Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirs
Old
Knox County
Nebr
Ska
Mt Vernon Holds Lead In Three Game Series For $200 Purse
Mt Vernon beat Utica 4-0 in Utica as Bock powered a third inning rally and Norrick struck out thirteen for Mt Vernon. The crowd backed Mt Vernon, praised fielding and pitching, with the purse riding on the next game of the best of five series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Mt. Vernon
ML Vernon
Bock
Battery H
Norrick
Urtea
Licking County
Allen
Felding
Dale Barre
Utes
Monster Crow Attends Closing Syghar Services
A sprawling report on a weekend religious gathering, with campers representing sixteen states. The event featured sermons by Dr. Mintle and Dr. Mantle, testimonies, and large attendance, including many young people. Worship centered on themes of salvation, dedication to Christ, and inviting Jesus to reign in homes and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syohar
Sijcoensu
Henig Yen
Mintle
Siamnon
Pthow
Pouit
Dan Syehar
God
Mantle
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Davil
Azrael the angel in myth watches the dying
The article discusses Azrael, meaning the help of God in Hebrew, as the angel in Jewish and Muslim traditions who watches over the dying and separates the soul from the body, describing its role and symbolic significance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azrael
God
Banner Vacation Delivery for Readers
A promotional notice invites readers to have The Banner follow them on vacation with no extra charges. Addresses may be updated freely, requiring both old and new details. Notifications can be in person, by postcard, or by telephoning Citizens’ 48 Bell two on 145 to ensure current events accompany travelers.
Kenyon Graduate Heads to Training Camp
Kenyon graduate Healert Otapino Miiupaumt is bound for a training camp at Fort Sheridan with the OTAfinou association. The note mentions acceptance for the intended officers' training program and the uncertainty about the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Kenyon Sinew
Aepally
Fort Sheridan
Tk Wavannee
Happy Valley and Area Social Notes From Mend Mes
Residents recount visits and casual gatherings around Mend Mes including Mr and Mrs KS Graham, Honice Puie, and Ada Bolt with stories of cows, camp meetings, and local travel. Several neighbors hosted family and friends at diverse venues from Gambier to Xenia as others visit Backeye Lake and Columuuists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawdd
Thonpwon
Hovey
Ottawa
Pennion
Hetty
Gritum Wolker
Colum
KS Graham
Honice Puie
Vernon
Pdye
Kaer
Ada Bolt
Camp Ayohar Co
Pleteher
Mt. Vernon
Willan Nell
Alva Pletcher
Vernon Vriday
Mivson Maye McDermott
Florertog Pletcher
DL Harttete
Larry Bartlett
Mary V. Fletcher
Paige God
Grace
Mitel Johnson
Ployd Pate
William Isterbrook
Gambier
Mary ¥. Fletcher
Bere Weir
Xenia
Weir
Parente
Mra
J.C. Oldaker
Cyrus Olddaker
Fredericktown
Ee Rei
PENCIL PEDDLER ORDERED OUT AGAIN IN KNOX COUNTY
Hunter Hollman known as the sphinx was sent from News ark city after a second visit. He did not face charges due to low penalties for peddling. He was placed in jail briefly, then sent away Monday morning on the B and O eastbound train with a warning to avoid Knox county issues or risk workhouse by Mayor Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Hollman
Parker
Mitchell
Newsark
Ile
B&o
Knox County
Akalp
Castoria Promises For Infants and Children Through Generations
An antique ad style note extols Castoria for infants and children with a claim of over 30 years use. It contrasts an old fashioned man fearing fading footprints with a son anxious to hide his flaws, ending with a misattributed phrase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Cluctisatt
Buquiver
Soldier Mason Honored With Scottish Rite Saturday
Soldiers and a large class of Knox County Mason candidates attended the Scioto Consistory 82A meeting in Co Janie with officers including John Speaks and X Zimmerman of the federalized guard. The class featured ranks from privates to colonels and included Major Leonard J. Kelly and Ray Sapp among enlistees in national service. General Speaks elected president and Major Ralph J. Cole named orator as degrees were conferred.
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Scioto
Janie
Rot
Aan
L. B. Rawlionen
Donald J. Harper
Thin Etly
Tere
Knox County
Edson J. Breese
Hare OW Ackernin
Earl D. O'Bryan
Donald Curran
Fattery
Miedt
Arthur
Thompson
Gambier
Dh KM. Clark
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Leonard J. Kelly
Ohio Military Police
Ray Sapp
Gary
SRS Hive Lodge
John ©. Speaks
X. Zimmerman
Federalized Guard
Julius A. Penn
General Speaks
Ralph JD Cole
Navy
Annual family reunions listed for August dates
A list of fourth to sixth annual reunions for Hour Frye Rams Ramse? descendants Philips Alrey Davis Mapes Dowds Pipes Spearman and Vernon families. Events set for August 8 23 24 28 and 29 at Riverside park Gambier Mt Vernon Glenmont Eagle Grove Knox County and Union Grove church with dress code dinner and utensils. transportation via Gambier and rain contingency to National Union hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mary Ranesom
William B. Kondo
Gambier
Alrey
Riverside Park
McLain-Swan
Mt. Vernon
Petes
Spearman
National Union Hall
Weet
Public Equitre
Books for Soldiers at the Front
A call for donations to supply soldiers with reading material and magazines. Requests include adventure, travel, history, biographies, aviation, and patriotic works. Emphasizes easy readers, nonsectarian devotionals, and high readability. asks for books in good condition and magazines like American, Century, Harpers. Drop off at library or arrange pickup by phone.
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Corina
Kyory Erty
Eldiers
Amin
Leuks
Kiev
Fusmagnes
NuOrt
Kipling
Vie
Century
Harpers
Everybodys
Popular Mechanics
Popular
Netty
Draft exemptions spark county board scrutiny of claims
In a discussion touching on the selective service, county officials question the validity of many draft exemption claims. The board investigates each case to weed out ineligible or frivolous requests, with doctors added to review forces. A noted zoologist and a local scientist contribute unrelated remarks about fish behavior and sensory perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Ngtoward
Momlay
Caryne Armen
Ftny
Lito
Nome
Jody
Japa
Loral Board
Elaine Frroneht
W. Tait
Bastian Howard Huntsberger
Bethlehem Shepherds to Meet Woodnesday at 280 GAL Re Hall
The Shepherds of Bethlehem plan a meeting on Wednesday afternoon August 2 at 280 in the GAL Re hall. Delegates at the Ohio Teleraty assembly will report from the state meeting tonight to boost attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherds of Bethlehem
GAL Re
Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees
w'Knox Rebekah Lodge
Ohio Teleraty Assembly
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Pile Township
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