Temperance Lecture Marks Teachers Institute Program
Miss Schaeffer discusses using industrial activity as a basis for arithmetic language and drawing work in schools while stressing careful planning and truthful, non exaggerated presentation. McMillan emphasizes balancing science ethics in teaching temperance and Miss Schweffer Siloke highlights art and industrial ties to broader studies. Transcripts note devotional music and a fund collection of 20.50 for artery relief.
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Schweffer Siloke
Teachers’ Institute
Art Ag
Correta- Hon
Mite Schieffer
My McMillan
Devo-Ionals
Rosh
Chubb
Lew
Selaotier
Tir
McMillatt
Tle
Te Bave
West Receives Army Y M A Secretary Post
Charles West son of Mr and Mrs W H West of West Gambier street received notice of appointment as army Y M C A secretary a high honor among select students from Olio Wesleyan university. He will report to Chicago for training then be assigned to army camps nationwide before serving with troops in France.
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Charles West
West Gambier Street
Haw
Oanearmy T. M. G. A
West
Olio Wesleyan University
Wext
Chicago
United States
France
Battery E ordered to increase strength to 200 men
Lieut. Headington of Battery E received a telegram from headquarters Friday ordering him to raise the battery to 200 men aged 18 to 40 with no dependents for the draft at once.
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Lieut. Headington
Battery
Meeting Notes From Mount Vernon Circle of Men
Mount Vernon circle held its regular meeting at Circle of MenArthur Parmenter Tuesday afternoon President Mrs William Hable presiding. Program included Keep Praying union Bible reading by Mrs Babba prayer by Mrs Hunt Lord's Prayer by the union and song Never Give Up the Fight Way. Department reports followed with Mrs Stradley noting 1.64 expense for comfort bag supplies and planning for distribution to Hat tery Brother members. Light refreshments were served by Mrs Parment and the meeting adjourned to September 4 at 5 with Mrs Kelser.
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Mount Vernon
Mt Vernon Woo. TU
Circle of Men
Arthur Parmenter
Mere
J. Stradley
Hattery Brother
Irs
Kelser
Veteran John Kirk Enter Sandusky Soldiers Home
Private John Kirk of Jackson township Knox county joins the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home at Sandusky after a Civil War service with Co 1 First Town Cavalry. Though over ninety and invalid, his mind stays bright, recalling stirring days, accompanied by neighbors Guy Taylor John Wolfe and Frank Mizer, and his sister Mary Kirk.
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John Kirk
Co. 1
First Town Cavalry
Knox County
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors' Home
Sandusky
Jackson Township
Mr. Kirk
Kirk
Mary Kirk
Guy Taylor
John Wolfe
Frank Mizer
Mr. Wolfe
No More Local Market Prices Discontinued
The Banner reports local market price printing has ended due to inconsistent, varying prices across retailers. A daily schedule is now deemed impractical. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Holmes of Cleveland, fresh from a wedding trip, will return home with Mrs Holmes' two daughters, Mary and Kien Whitington, after their stay here. T. P. Blair of the city traveled to Toledo on business.
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Godfrey Holmes
Cleveland
Ford Now for War Strife Must End War Drive
Henry Ford flatly urges the war to continue until German autocracy is crushed. He says prepare to the limit for the struggle and crush militarism without hatred. Ford cites cylinder production for the government and asserts he would increase output if called upon while noting workers of German birth share the aim to stop the war. He expects price terms to be government-set and promises no exemptions for workers drafted. He doubts President Wilson can secure a lasting peace and argues the war will spur economy and efficiency.
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Detroit
Henry Ford
Mr. Ford
Ford
Local Notes From Brandon Shows Busy Week and Visits
Mrs Cecil Kearne wins at Newark Welday and Wilp Willan visits centerburg. Howard James journeys to Cleveland for a few days. Chase leaves for Monroeville while William Boorry travels from Willow. Reverend Rush preaches at Bt Johns Elurer. Several residents sail to Chicago and visit relatives. Local movements include Miss Hartlet Swetland, Mrs Malinda Johnson, Miss Ethel Courtwright, and others visiting relatives and friends. Judge Houck to address soldiers in Chicago Junction on Labor Day. Several shops announce Thursday noon closings through August.
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Mra
Cecil Kearne
Newark Welday
Willan Mild
Kent
Centerburg
BanghMan
Lownden
Ropeville
Surid
Howard James
Claveland Fetluy
Chase
Monroeville
William Boorry
Wilow
JG. Millian
Brandon
Raymond Rush
Bt John's
Elurer
K.P. Youwe
Eh Cago
Dilsmead
J J. Wright
Chicago Junction
Ave
Horner
Striveville
Willan Corporan
Detroit
Mich
Hartlet Swetland
Coumbos
Gertrude Lyte
J. M. James
Mineral Aly
M. & & Hoxpilll
G. Cooper
Fifletd
Wil
Vlies
Max Meyerd
Mammoth
Weat Gambler Street
Flora G. Lindsey
Triday
Chicago
Polatoes
Pearl Guilison
Martinebure
Charles Cooper
Weat Vine Street
Malinda Johnson
Holden
Ethel M. Courtwright
Ceshoct
Joan C. Herrick
Tiday
Locarro
Edwin Smithhiser
Braddock Street
Danville Wréday
Frank Heskett
Hoakett
Hlaira Heskett
Hall T
Fostoria
A. Workman
Brinkhaven
Paul Sawyer
Jewett
Walter P. Sawyer
Coshocton
Carl Levering
Satunday
Columbus
Carl Mots
Shelby
Charles Wilson
West Chestnut Street
George Cunningham
Lawrence Stream
Cleveland
Luther A. Stream
Belmont Avenue
Michael McHale
Pittsburgh
Christ Young
Yellville
KR. L. Parker
South Division Street
Mae Schaeffer
J. A. Schaeffer
North Gay Street
Charles Hoover
Newton Stockberger
Newark
Nedyer
West Vine Street
R. M. Roger
John
Mary Catherine
Kilbourne
the Rey
Hilas H. Miller
North Main Street
Harvey Klinefelter
Pauline
Mansfeld
Harley Limasters
East Burgess Street
Elizabeth Guenther
Bonnie Russell
Chicinnati
Kendy
L. B. Houck
Huron County
Robert Lybarger
Ethel Jamison
Akron
Clint B. Vail
Prof
Barry
Sparta
Morrow County
Magnolia
Stark County
Canton
Clinton Township
A. Kirby, Woolton Co., Novelty Store, Arnod Store, the Book and Art Shop, W. EB
Cormick
Hoover-Rowlands Co
A.B. Jones & Co
Mardin
Damages Sought in Suit Against Mrs Taylor
A heavy damages claim is filed by Mrs. Taylor alleging an assault at her home on June 26. The suit seeks substantial compensation and names the defendant for the alleged violent act and resulting injuries.
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Mag. Taylor
Aneoult
Ink
Dane
Mi ‘Taylor
Births Notice From Grady County
Fhe Aon Wan bon Thursday night to Mr Wn Mire Themed ANIler of Grady: Wend ovenud Obliging Husband, Are. Bnew rit mate Wine th Ce ort Abt yee wale ne dye tere ld Wienn yniratne Oi, Yow were fale Hage tyrone Steege andl Foun Rereee aeuant abe let fh lie yrureol 1th, dion Vitis Stateenunty.
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Aon Wan
Mr Wn Mire
Grady
Wend Ovenud
Tyrone Steege
Dion Vitis
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