War Fund Drive Report Shows 224 Members Contribute
The report details a drive with 424 participants, noting $3,800.05 raised as the quota. After allocations to the national fund and disaster contingencies, substantial sums remain for future use. Endowment dues and gifts from Washington totals are acknowledged as received and forwarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momnberehiy
Vrenvaren Sinuin
Alpdorf
Anmaul Duey
Stitivciery
Priitine
Wantilorton Pell
Patton
Enidiawien
Washington
Yarn supply at Red Cross Headquarters taken by knitters
A fragmented old text claims knitters seized yarn supplies at Red Cross HQ amid wartime shortages. The piece mixes unrelated vignettes about agriculture, industy, and a coffee percolator, with disjointed references to Norfolk, London, Arundel, and local harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Gross
Knitters
Wodern Inventyr
Winland
Duke of Norfolk
London
Burke Quote on Labor and Sweat of the Brow
A labor themed quotation from Edmund Burke appears in the common room, asserting that man earns his bread through sweat of the brow whether by body or by mind. The line emphasizes hard work as a universal human burden and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Burke
Clarke Commands Knights Templars In Contested Meeting
Fragment reads as a chaotic report about Clarke directing Knights Templar actions and reported voices. The piece mentions Donald Harper and Boyd Wy Hour amid unclear references to leaders, events, and a county context, with no clear outcome or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer
Donald Harper
Former local man to Fort Ben in heritage observance
A fragmented notice reports a Newark area man traveling to Fort Ben for a traditional observance. It mentions preserving local heritage and ties to Avery family history through a ceremony or event scheduled nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ben
Two Men to Draft Camp and Pipes Appealing
Fragmentary OCR text mentions two men to draft camp and pipes making an appeal. References to individuals, locations, and possible church or group activity appear in garbled form. Unclear names and dates block a precise recap.
Schools Open Soon in County Districts
Local districts announce the start of the school year with notices of age requirements for enrollment and a mandate that each pupil bring an individual drinking cup. Officials emphasize September reopening plans and upcoming registration dates for families and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitford
Cowen
Thane
Ofm
Menree Fownehtin
Tye
Edjnation
Eiberlitemtont
Haehern
Local Notes Show Wide-Traveling Visits and Moves
A flood of short notices lists residents visiting relatives or traveling through towns. Names such as Watkins, Harrins, Friedel, Myers, and Jenhar appear with trips to Millerstown, Columbus, Akron, Zanesville, and Casper. Several local residents depart for education, funerals, or medical care, while others welcome guests or plan gatherings at area homes and hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matlalo
N.Y
J Watkins
Bamba
A.M. Siuior
North Main
Cynthia
Meg
Halvor
Elione
Allee Sten
West Sigar
Joop Clee
May
Kent
Shel Jenhar
Horter
Danville
Huntin
Sioux Falls
Orrville
Vernon Country Club
Vernon
Readin
New York
Dortie
Arab Mire
Charles Geaeling
Tone Carpenter
Dorothy Pri
Jelloway
Sheond
Harry J. Hoxbach
Battery 1
Sul
Arthur ‘Thomison
Port Benjamin
Holle
Marton
Coline Taouday
Aya Aira
Douen
Mineral Bridge Hierweit
Mo & 8
Joopstall
Devin
Hleabeth
Trama
Lake Wayuuer
Ieex Wiharn
Fabbe Howe
Colimbuy Afeer
M&s
Hospitil
Sleeman
Huntly
Weal Suiee Street
Akron
Clavemnd
Norttert
Olle
Tho
Cleveland
Mii
South Detfers
Strnes
Mie
von Hyon
Mei
Bard Horn
Pon
Stewi Mies
Chester Horn
Sulliven
Abe
AL Horn
Clidensburg
Pentsylvania
Hlrey
Cotittiven
Ant Wtate
Kalwarit
Unie
Mansfeld
Id Wooten
Mink Jon Shearn
Weetienday
Burbank
Annandig
Thie City
Ho Zanvaville
Charley J. Prankart
Prankert Parenta
East Hamtramel Street
Biden Bevington
Houme
New York City
Priscilla Tarr
North Mutherrs Street
Phi Tarr
Aketon
Mise Florency
Puceren
Neenah, Wis
Horace Powphrey
West Chiiatnit Street
Ward and Banner
Mieta
Vislin
Mina Mary Franks
Millersbug
Martha Widleman
East Lamartine Street
Gerwick
Zanesville
Willis Lowen
Manefield
Columbus
Mise
Helen Colville
Remy Colville
Royal High School
Haw
Casper
Wyo
Ant Will Tenye Toon
Tale Ip Ter Ailley
Gossip Club Sees Farewell Party and Local Engagement News
The Golden Gossip club hosted a farewell party at Lock A with Mrs William Beaver and daughter Aliie Florence, presenting a Kodak portrait. Engagement announced between Ming Katherine McCracken of Pittsburgh and De Paul Emerson Gimor of Los Angeles, wedding planned Sept. Details mention the Ransom family reunion near Gambier and upcoming society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock
William Beaver
Aliie
Florence
Golden Gossip Club
Mex Heaver
Miss Heaver
Centerbury Wellnesday
Hue
Gilmer-McCracken
Pittsburgh Pipers
Ming Kather McCracken
de Paul Emerson Gimor
Wishart Buchan Gimor
Los Angeles
Cal
Giltabe
Carrie Mon
Us City
Western Reserve University
Alimor
Wbs
Exspt
Gilmer
Presbyterian Mantanary
Ransom
van Wold
William
Ganebier
Wida B. Ransim
Gambier
John Te Matson
W. Ransom
Vernon
Prank
Gambler
Jon
Scrap Book Rough on the Horn and Other Fragments
A garbled scrap from a 19th century issue features a rough construction scene with mixed dialogue, a verse by Thomas Campbell, and brief anecdotes. It includes a marginal tale about a dump cart tipping, a poetic interlude about beauty, and a vignette about a lawyer’s clerk and an onion remedy in a dusty period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flanigan
Mina
Hlinnizan
Musterila
Mttaburgh Chronicle
Telegraph
Curious Tale Fragments Hint At Northern Colonels In The South
A collage of unlikely dialogue and regional humor recounts a joke about colonels from the north who acquired titles in the South. A Southland man explains some gained fame via war, others by survival, while a narrator records a lampoonish exchange and a northern observer’s curiosity about army ranks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleman
University of Wirghill
Albertinn
Land Instead of Socialism in Japan Route Findings
Returning Russians claim American police swapped literature for land, with nineteen boxes found reeking of sand rather than pamphlets. Immigrants say they intended to take enlightenment literature to fellow citizens, noting a steady flow of Russian workers returning home via Harbin for transfer to Russian authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literatur
Yokohama
United States
Russia
Japan
Russian Workers Returning To Thetr Fatherland
Harbin
Two Year Man Hunt Ends in Eskimos Capture
Mounted Police arrive in Edmonton Alberta with two Eskimo suspects Sinunak and Whisk linked to priest murders at Moody Falls in 1913. Led by Inspector D Lanoise the 9000 mile journey through rivers and snow took over two years, prompting cautious statements on danger and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eamonton
Alberta
Rouvier
Leroux
Stali
Moody Falls
D. Lanoise
Rambling Satire on Singing Men and Local News Tone
The Ramblers column mocks editorials and domestic life with satirical asides about singing, marriage, and a child. It notes Welsh language relation to Gaelic and Cornish tongues, hinting at linguistic comparisons and local county culture.
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Hed Gross
Alsdorf
Wien
Vrwlery
LABOR
Clarke
Knights Templars
Clinton
Ernest L. Sims
Officers’ Reserve Training Camp
Newark
Avery
Beli
Avery Loebeo
Pipes
Ily Howe
Dietnt
Don Dawes
Shoevin Mhork Levin
Etatek Wuend
Fiat
Che
Cotabas
Colin
Levanie
Hite
Femal
Claus
Katherele
Ohurch
Hiehen
Mes
Martin
Monefield
Alfred Shiatt
M Mattery
Wy A. Dixon
Jerrors
The
Baptist Ohare
Rey Nil
Mewik Dye
Allied Mays
Mier
Isabelly McPadden
Earl Sunset
Kodak
HaHery
Wii Hefone
Tage Het
Ransom Family Reunion
Mise Crowthers
Mins Dorks Crowthers
Russell Shaw
Detroit
Mieh
Mixy Crowthert
Joseph W. Halcock
Mise Heart Harria
New Auto
Johnston-Walker-McCrackin Co
Thomas Campbell
Jong Sin
Saturday Evening Post
Joby Win
AIC
Jobo
John
Wiltshire
Grom Valley
Stev, Kuster G
Anderson
Martinsburg
ML. Vernon Chapter
Red Cross
Martinsburg Baye
St. Johns
Hella Plente
Ebiiele
Marthabure Road
Liberty Chapel
Hey
AM Grangers
Uncle Eien
Warhinston
Maday
Rambler
Petros
Dell
Shrop Teks, Citiens
Fredericktown Exchange
Addrens
Cave of Banner
Paige
LM Dell
Ohio State Sanatorium
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