Examination of Men Speeds Up Second Day
The second day of examinations proceeds rapidly with 50 men scheduled, 43 passing or exempt, 14 rejected, and 29 granted exemptions. Several named individuals seek exemption or allege ineligibility due to dependents or legal restrictions, while a few cases are suspended or disqualified as results finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luni
Withougn
Drs Cor
Conard
BP. Dowds
Ray K. Wolfe
Washington
Lawrence Sperry
Jamin Harrison
Cers
Enok County
Sperry Galleppo Pacarello
Jean Alien
Tekken Pit Biarret
Noward J. Gilmore
Earl B. George
Walter 8. Dudgeon
Harry Ridenour
Thomas D. Charles Blair
Clendon’ S
Mann
Brook Mix
Paul J
Dease W. Sallabury
Frank Midler
Clyde Piney
Ekdon K. Gitlin
Ludlow En Tle
William
Baler
Prederickt J. Hale
Paul Kinen
Clarence TD. Kinnard
Walter Dudley
James J. Kremple
Archig Cochran
Orle Robison
John T. Blabaush
Harold Spangler
Harry A. Willams
SPARTA Residents Visit Kin and Local Fatal Toll
James Harmon and family of Cleveland spend a week with Mrs Martha McKinstry of this place accompanied by Mine Hattle McKinstry of Cleveland. L. B. Potts visited Marton on business. Haine Kinne learned Friday of his brother's death near Old Eden in Delaware county after an attack while stacking hay. Pearl Mitchell, visiting relatives near Bangs, was killed. John Boxer and wife of Indianapolis are guests of Mrs. Borer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis. Mary Sprague and Laura Hayod attend the Mt Gilead teachers' institute. QO Weaver, burned two weeks ago, improves. Mrs. J. Lewis slowly recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harmon
Cleveland
Mine Hattle McKinstry
Misa McKinstry
Bhother
Martha McKinstry
L. B. Potts
Marton
Haine Kiine
Old Eden
Delaware County
Hehmning
Bay
Aso
Misa Pearl Mitchell
Bangs
John Boxer
Indianapolis
Ind
Mra. Borer
J. B. Lewis
Mary Sprague
Laura
Hayod
Mt. Gilead
Tt. QO
Weaver
J. . Lewis
Exemption Claims Shaped by Dependents in Draft Quotas
Monday draft proceedings show Frank L. Blair and Charles Spencer among those seeking exemption due to dependents. Ten examined so far, 22 have not yet claimed exemption, with several expected to before the deadline. Knox County’s quota for Gratt in 40 appears to grow to 44 to cover training camp shrinkage. The local board believes the quota will be filled without further callups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Blair
Mady
Charles Spencer
Bethold
Dugtin
Guetin
Otto P. Kansan
Battery 6
Allente
Dfntrer Board
Knox Cousty
Teachers urged to use their own originality
Tuesday afternoon at the teachers Institute Miss Schaeffer urged teachers to foster independent thinking in primary reading. Dr McMillan urged teaching thought subjects by giving real problems. The talks stressed using ingenuity over rigid methods and the value of self directed discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Childre
McMillan
Montesvort
Bchaeffer
Montesori
Mt Zion Community Notes Amid Threshing and Visits
Mrs Villa Pearsean and children of Gary Indiana joined Mr and Mrs Calvin Nicholls for a visit. Miss Lily Schooler of Newark visits friends. Miss Stella Hayes and Miss Zella Hayes of New Castle stayed with cousins Velma and Bertha Hayes. Coleman Underwood and daughter Nellie of Newark spent the weekend with Henry Van Winkle. Mr and Mrs Thomas Athey ofCoshocton hosted Wired Wolfe family. Grover Harris visited Mt Vernon Tuesday. Minnie Melick of Newark stayed with her niece Mrs Evaling Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa Pearsean
Gary
Ind
Calvin Nicholls
Misad Lily Schooler
Newark
Stella
Zella Hayes
New Castle
Velma
Bertha Hayes
Coleman Underwood
Nellie
Henry van Winkle
Thomas Athey
Coshocton
Wired Wolfe
Grover Harris
Mt. Vernon
Minnie Melick
Evaling Harris
Value of Next Year at Oberlin Business College
An advertisement urges enrollment at Oberlin Business College highlighting two courses: a shorthand and typewriting program in eight months and a broader six month course in accounting, sales, banking, and business subjects. It touts high job placement, strong reputation, and rapid advancement for both men and women as the fall term begins September 4, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Citizens
Xreen
MT. Vernon Business College
South Main Street
Hoom
McDermott
G. A. Miller
Foreclosure suit filed by Cole in common pleas court
Robert L. Cole sues George and Sarah Smithbisier in the common pleas court seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on a promissory note for 8500 dollars overdue. The plaintiff alleges indebtedness and seeks recovery via the mortgage security. Separate probate account filings note D A Warner administrator reporting 17126.95 in receipts and expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Cole
Common Pleas Court
George
Sarah Smithbisier
B. Ki. Sapp
D. A. Warner
Dr. Blliott
Automobile Day at County Fair Scheduled for Sept 20
Secretary H C Gates announces Automobile Day at the county fair this Thursday Sept 20 with ample parking space and special directions to keep belts and streets clear. The program will feature coordinated efforts to manage automobile flow and protect surrounding areas.
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He Ion County
Ommoiades
Hurnday
H.C. Gaten Weitnietay
Gates
E. Grund
Jamestown
Columbus
Knox County Leads in Number of Sheep
Knox County farmers increasingly view sheep as a profitable crop. The latest auditor's report shows Knox County has the largest sheep population in the state, with mutton numbers rising and wool demand driving higher prices this year. County Auditor Tiley received the report Monday.
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Knox County
Mis
Iate
Local visitors and residents travel through Gambier area
William Engle and Ludlow Engle of Howard met in Gambier on business. L A Stream and son visited, as did Mr and Mrs Caseal Darling and son Donald and Mr and Mrs Martin Doupler with son Rehard after motor trips from Crooked Lake Florida to Gambier. Florence Stone of West Church Street heads to New York City for Winter Garden rehearsals. Michael Nixon spent a business day in Gambier. Mary Hubbell and Melvin Black visited Utica and Bellville. C F Lytle of Newark guests of George W McNabb. Mrs Trimble and Mrs Young toured Gambier. Carl McManis, US Air, visited with parents. Opal Andrick returned home after a week with sister. B D Werner of Akron, former Kenyon Military academy attendee, spent Tuesday in Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Stream and Son
Thin City
William Cunningham
Chil
Cleveland
Utloa
Caseal Darling
Donald
Martin Doupler
Rehard
Crooked Lake
Pla
Flack
Jackson
Mich
Florence Stone
West Church Street
New York City
Newark
Miss Stone
Mt Vernon
Michael Nixon
East Ohio Avenue
Gambier
Lawres
Melvin Black
Utica
Max Meyers
West Gambier Street
C.F Lytle
Mra
George W. McNabb
East Vine Street
Trimble
A, Young
Austin
Tex
Carl McManis
U.S. A
Akron
Judvon McManis
Opal Andrick
East High Street
Charles Smoots
Loudonville
B.D. Werner
Werner
Kenyon Military Academy
Milford social notes from Western Knox County
Mil ford residents and relatives visit kin across the county. Hamilton, Condit, Centerbury, Batherville and Shreve are named with families including Mitchell, Moreland, Thompson, Frazier, Higgins, Read, Boner, Michel and Terrence Mitchell. A Sunday gathering and midweek visits are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ©. Mitchell
Hamilton
A. Mitchell
Grover Moreland
K.P. Thompson
Willian Frasier
Condit
Lennin Chitter
Vernon
William Frazier
J. J. Higgins
Centerbury
Harry Read
H. Boner
Michel
Shreve
Terrence Mitchell
Batherville, la
Traffic use plan proposed for square to reduce hazard
A historic letter argues a traffic rule keeping vehicles to the right around the square. It proposes accepting a right side flow to prevent crashes and allow safer access for pedestrians and turning vehicles. The plan references a two vehicle crash and urges enforcement of the rule by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motoriain
Rome
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Historical Article
An OCR reading describes a debated topic on education and reform, mentioning utilities, a state, and political figures. The text is garbled with missing words and misaligned letters but hints at policy changes and advocacy centered on youth and learning within a political context.
What Do You Know About Your Blood Supply
Public notice inviting readers to write for a free booklet on blood health and the SSS blood remedy. Mentions Sanitation of blood, impurities, and a history of the product sold by druggists for many years. Address Swift Spec Dept Atlanta Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Spec Dept
Atlanta
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Jeweler and Optician Cor. Main & Gambler St
Miss Schaeffer
Teachers’ Institute
MT. Zion
Jackson Township
Oberlin Business College
Mra. John
Gotshal
Chicago
Cole
Smithbislers
Court News
William Engle
Ludlow Engle
Howard
Mist Mary Hubbell
Bellville
Say Square
Ivethiar Howe
Drivere Ufelt
Knox County Farms
Bontoy
Ieee
Predericktown
Fredericktown
Predericktoven
W. C. Rockwell Farmland CO
Ohio
NEW Knox National, Bank
Douce Brothers
Detroit
Nyhart, Auto Sales Co
Green
West High Street
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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