Pleasant Grange Oyster Supper Anniversary Celebration
On Friday evening December Sth Pleasant Grange marks the hall anniversary with an oyster supper. A small charge will be asked. Music readings and games will entertain as part of a community gathering. The Methodist church at Waterford hosts the first Annual Men’s Banquet with tickets at local stores. 100 plates priced at 26 cents each. A good program is prepared.
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Pleasant Grange
I Hall
Methodist Church
Waterford
Stillwell and
Treland
Short Locals Notables Visit Mt Vernon Area
Local notices list visits and greetings among residents. George Holly, Mari etta. Charles Dermody, Tiffin. H K Gilbert, Washington D C. Thomas Kelly, West High. Frank Roby, Toledo. Logan Robinson, Akron. Nora Wing, Sunbury. John Kingsfield, Akron. George Harter, Canton. Florence McClelland, Newark. Emma Stubner, Mt Vernon area. Florence Snow, Cleveland. Arthur Walton, Columbus. Byrde Eiliman, McKeesport. Isabelle Nixon, Mt Vernon. J K Poundstone, Mt Vernon. Poundstone guests in Mt Vernon for Thanksgiving. marriage license: Trickley and Stewart. Wall family Thanksgiving in Mt Vernon. Fish family visiting. South Main street cleaning plan eyed by city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Holly
Marietta
Vernon
Charles A. Dermody
Tiffin
H. K. Gilbert
Washington, D
W. B." Hawking
Thomas G. Kelly
West High Street
Cleveland
Frank Roby
Toledo
West Vine Street
Logan Robinson
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Nora Wing
Sunbury
Karl Barter
John Kingsfield
Justice of the Peace
George S. Harter
Hast Gambier Street
Canton
Florence McClelland
Newark
Mt Vernon
Mise
Emma Stubner
C. B. Fish
South Vernon
Chas. Snow
Co. G. Snow
Wass Hamtramck Street
Arthur Walton
Columbus
Edward Lawman
East High Street
Byrde Eiliman
McKeesport
Penn
J. F. Mahaffey
North Sandusky Street
Isabelle B. Nixon
Margaret Nixon
Delaware
Wm. G. Harmell
J. K. Poundstone
P. S. Kelser
Newark American Tribune
Licking County
William G. Trickley
Edna Ethel Stewart
George C. Wall
Sheriff Sale in Knox County Ohio Describes Two Parcels
Sh críticas void: Noeh G. Myers sues Abraham Myers in Knox County Common Pleas Ohio. By writ of partition a sale is set for Friday December 19 1913 between 1 and 2 p m. Two Knox County parcels are listed including a four acre tract in Township 6 Range 16 and a larger traceted lot in Section 4. Appraised at 5000 dollars with a one third down and deferred balance over two years secured by mortgage. Attorney is W H Levering for the plaintiff.
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Noeh G. Myers
Abraham Myers
Knox Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Ohio
Rater
Jene
Knox
Ee Long
Lewis
Sarah Lueen
Ari
Ania
Pale
Woolthon
Berliknox County
Levering
Pliintitr
Arrest on nuisance charges after unwanted visits
A man was arrested on Want High Street Friday evening by Chief Parker for harassing a woman with unwelcome calls. He entered the unlocked home and pleaded guilty before Mayor Perrine, receiving a $6 fine plus costs and a order to stop the calls.
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Perrine
Hoe
Longest Washington session record set by Congress
Washington reports that Congress faces a noon Monday adjournment after 238 days in session, the longest special session in national history. It began April 7 to revise tariffs and banking rules, with prior records cited from 1867 to 2009 and several shorter later sessions.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Legislatve
Wilson
Mc.Kinley
Fifty-eigth Congress
Births Reported From Local Families this Week
A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Charles Orange of Columbus Road. A son was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Victor Jacquet of South Jackson Street. In sports, official batting averages show thirty batters in the International League, twenty in the National League and sixteen in the American League hit for 800 or better.
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Charles Orange
Columbus Road
Victor Jacquet
South Jackson Street
Court News and Estate Reports From Pleasantville Area
May arrest expected as Deputy Bherlf Midder heads to Pleasantville to bring a man to the city on charges. Probate inventory for John T Brown shows $642.83 cash and $1,400 in securities totaling $2,042.80. Third partial probate account for George Rightmire notes receipts of $288.29 and outlays of $208.20 with $5 due to the executor. Deeds filed record transfers: B G Smith to L K Lepley 445 acres in Harrison for $1. Amy Murray to Viola Blue 38 acres in Butler for $25. Soloman S Springs to Flora Colina in Centerbury for $3,400.
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Bherlf Midder
Pleasantville
Ohio
Thin City
John T. Brown
George Rightmre
Leaae Critch Hold
Edgar Ff. Briggle
Garage
Iva Ketella Alery
Mt. Vernon
Meg
J. A. Long
B. G. Smith
L. K. Lepley
Harrison
Amy Murray
Viola Blue
Butler
Soloman
Springs
Flora Col Ina
Centerbury
Peses
Mrs Lawman Hosts East Side Bridge Luncheon
Mrs. Edward Lawman entertained with a bridge luncheon at her East High street home Friday afternoon for guest Mrs. Arthur Walton of Columbus. Three tables were filled. Prize awarded to Mrs. J Warren Hulse. Luncheon served at four. Out of town guests included Mrs Walton, Mrs Goddard, Miss Goddard, and Mrs Streibert of Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lawman
East High Street
Arthur Walton
Columbus
J. Warren Hulse
City
Death notices for Hunt and Thomas in Gambier and London
Mrs Lucy Abigail Hunt died at her Gambier home after a four week illness from congestion of the lungs. She was 62 years old with four sons and one daughter surviving. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm with Rev MeeMeeken officiating, Gambier cemetery burial. Mrs Fred Thomas, wife of traveling salesman, died in a Columbus hospital after a year of marriage. funeral and interment in London.
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Lucy Abigail Hunt
Gambler
A. Hunt
R. &, Hunt
Gambier
Charles H. Hunt
Amity
L. B. Hunt
Mt. Vernon
Fred Thomas
Thomas
Fred Thoms
C. & G. Cooper Company
Columbus
London
Plum Pudding Ripening Guide for Christmas Prep
A detailed old fashioned method for making and ripening plum pudding ahead of Christmas. It covers kneading ingredients, packing in a buttered sugar-dusted mold, using cloth coverings, and maintaining constant boiling for nine to ten hours for a large pudding. Small puddings cook in less time, with steps to refresh boiling water as needed and finish with brandy and holly garnish at serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Suffragists Gather for National Convention in Washington
Prominent suffragists from across the country arrive in Washington for the 40th annual National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting at the Hotel Malle y. Credentials are reviewed as delegates assemble, with plans to press Congress on a constitutional amendment and to hear from leaders like Anna Howard Shaw, Jane Addams, and Catherine Waugh McCulloch amid a packed program through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waaahington
SiHfram
Credentiai
Mallevue
Congress
Wong
Columbia Theatre
Anna Howard Shaw
National Association
Solon Jacobs
Alabama Suffrage Association
National Men's League For Women Suffrage
James Lees Laid
Law
New York
Misa Helen Baker
Kansas
Mra
Bowen
Chicago
Julian Mack
Commerce Court
Harry Olsen
Jane Addams
Der
Anna Howated Shaw
Las
Mike Addamn
Shaw
Tin Roe
Gnanimons
School Notes and Football Season Reflections
Michigan notes recount a close football game with Chillicothe, Ewalt and Clayton’s touchdown, Sapp’s late scores, and a season of strong comebacks. The piece also covers postgame events at the K of P Hall, basketball prospects, and Phi Elema Chi fraternity activities at the armory.
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Chillicothe
Ewalt
Geourste
Clayton
Wrn
Sapp
Severns
Chillicothe Eid
Reféres
Eich
Atrid
Phi Elema Chi Fraternity
Darling
K. of P Armory
General Electric strike settles toward compromise in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York November 28 a lengthy conference between General Electric officials the strike committee and Mayor Lunn ended with a likely agreement. The plan to shift 14 000 workers to part time rather than mass layoffs was viewed as most feasible to resolve the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric
Schenectady
N.Y
General Eleectric
Deafness Cure Promised by Catarrh Treatment
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube and that cleansing the canal restores hearing. It touts a one thousand dollar reward for a guaranteed cure and promotes pills sold by a Toledo firm, warning against false remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lube
Cary
Rannit
Cirensare
Tsledo
Mie
Dragginte
Haile Vumity
Free Raw Wool Favors Underwood Law Details
Washington DC reports a pending Underwood tariff measure in Congress. The proposal would exempt from duty all wool and animal byproducts including papers, yarns, and various wool wastes. It notes that new rates on wool manufactures will take effect one month later.
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Washington
D. C
Rays to Appear in Act Featuring Several Personas
John and Emma Ray are billed for a stage act requiring multiple personas. The duo will perform in black feos as part of the act, with costumes and role changes highlighted in advance notes.
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John
Emma Ray
Rays
Fragmented OCR Notes on 16.5 Eers and M1283
Readable lines mention a bogged down code B40 8 R NG 16.5 eerseeeees and a bot dom section with 607 Pemml possibly referring to a technical or manufacturing catalog entry. No clear event or person identified. text is heavily garbled with partial codes.
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Sheriff's Sale
Frank L. Young
Optometrist
Main St
Court News
Ociety 7 News
Michavel
K. of ©. Hall
Mossia
Dwight McNabb
Ralph Walker
Mise Rouse Patterson
Ball
Miller
Bicketman
Porter
Seymoir
Strang
Mitchett
Walt
Noerink
Springfield
Plain City
Yo M.C. A
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron Div
South Sound
Pewee
North Bound
Wees
Woolson’s
Big Xmas
Santa Claus
Santa
Santa Claus’ Headquarters
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