Thanksgiving in camp near New York prompts letters
A garbled wartime letter describes Thanksgiving in a camp near New York City Hoboken area with talk of accommodations for 80 000 pollens and the desire to play football. The writer mentions camp life, nearby cities, and various personal observations though the text is heavily unclear and partially indecipherable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ania
New York City
Hoboken
Aininay
York Giant
Perri
Hieddinteyene Patel
Deerey
Corn Show Indoor Far Ten Held Dec Fifteen
An indoor corn show will be held December 15 at Pomona Grange. Exhibitors are invited to display grain, vegetables, baked goods, and crafts. Admission details and judging will occur at the fair, with prizes and table displays planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Ieeeaily
Father Chelle
Arkenytown Ankenytows Social Round and Visits
A blurred early 20th century social page records gatherings in Arkenytown and Ankenytows with numerous locals visiting relatives and friends including Mrs Doyle Houlaker Mr and Mrs Higearty and family. Attends include Mirie 0 fo W Werkioan Hey and others visiting at Mt Vernon and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankenytows
Ohrdie Swanh
Doyle Houlaker Suntay
Higearty
Mir Mie
Werkioan
Shenger Mitnick
Thigerty
Verna
Mir
Clay Syler
Dante Meller
Tanily
J Werkinin
Binley
Lonard
Merein
Vernon Arent Werleeadhig
Mire
Movin
Hruhalae
Die
Mie
Roy Bite Sanshay
Yarn Shortage Hurts Production Across Regions
Widespread yarn shortages disrupt factories and weaving facilities. Numerous plants report reduced output as suppliers struggle to meet demand, affecting orders and employment. Industry observers warn shortages may persist into the next quarter.
Christmas Vacation Plans With Incomplete Details
The notice outlines a holiday vacation period with unclear dates and places. It mentions Akron and Stony Main and references a Friday start and return in January. The text is fragmentary and lacks full facts.
Centerburg Ship Residents Milian Epan
Milian ship residents centered in Centerburg report as local figures and housing concerns emerge around the vessel in harbor. Community discussions reveal implications for local services and safety.
Local residents visit families and towns in region
Multiple names appear visiting relatives and staying with kin across the area. Residents include Dee Moe, Monttey of Hellerne visiting her mathe in law, Sylvia Hawkins, and Mrs. Willan spending time with a daughter in Newark. Others travel for holidays or winter stays in places such as Akron, Grehomie, and Cal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhontiruirg
Dee
Moe
Monttey
Hellerne
Mathien
Sylvia Hawkiin
Chiedmarh
Maiverinh
Walline
Akron
Bere
Daughtar
A. HL Reynolds
Co. Hunde
Harold Kinwon
Galena Spant Balleday
Weyandt Jert Emlay
San Moko
Cal
Sani Willan
Mra dC Hockower
Newark
Willie
Gran Wille
Mirw Laven
Poland
West National Bank
Dolla ‘Thoman
Dealers Get License to Sell Explosives
Clerk of Court O. Guy Taylor said Wednesday Knox County has licensed dealers as required by law though some have not and face fines and imprisonment. Applications should be made promptly. licenses also apply to those who store quantities of explosives for their own use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Taylor
Knox County
Pastors Meet to Boost 610 College Campaign
M L Johnson district superintendent leads a gathering of church pastors at the YMCA to support a fund drive for Ohio colleges. Ministers from several towns attend to discuss ways to overcome wartime declines in attendance and bolster the educational campaign with donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy ML Johnson
Tre Mansfield
M. & Chureh
Meduhg
Pasetors
Campalen
Ohio
Fc, Anderson
Vhureh
J. B. Morton
Frederick
Pastors Join for Preaching Tour in Forward Movement
MP pastors from Columbus and Butler join Ebenezer and others to conduct services at Liberty Chapel Beulah and Friendship this week as part of the Forward Movement. Warrant actions culminate in peace talks between George Harter and Frank Penn, who faced arraignment but settled their dispute in county jail with a mutual pledge of reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Church
Ree C. Johnson
Columus
Fey H.C. Coburn
Ebenezer
Siberty Chapel
Beulah
Ren
W. Riew
Hutler
Fual
George TH. Harter
Frank Pen
Mitchell
Penn
Squire Harter
Harter
County Jall
Ring Volock
Robinson Honored as Ohio Good Fellows Advisor
William J. Robinson has been named a member of the advisory council to the board of trustees of the Ohio Good Fellows federation. The aim is to align the state body with local cooperation and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Robinson
Ohio Good Rens Federation
Tneloger Fouod
Battery in the Pink as 1st Mate Battery Camp at Montgomery
The Battery 9 in the Pink reports show the unit in Montgomery Alabama, praised by Lot Stillwell after two days with Knox County artillery. Officers praised for drill efficiency, with Archie Collins ill from malaria and W Roy Loney recovering from an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Stillwell
Knox County
Artilery
Mr. Stillwell
Archie Collins
W. Roy Loney
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Banner
Monument Square
Mount Vernon
Frank Harper
Donald H. Harpeic
Allerding
Poat
Mt Vernon County
Ole, Ax
Faddis
Albert Wadia Tank
Fheadquartera Ch
Choe Merit
Piiday
Now
Arkenytown
Metropelis
Berlin Township
Abe
Koohe
Hentotiaty
Natayiera
Firat
MT Vernon
Owlo
Uoliwyt
Madge Kennedy
Baby Mine
William Vox
Virginia Pearson
New York
Mathie
Dag Bob S
Viswt
GEO. F. Owens Jeweler and
Optician Cor. Main & Gambier
Sts
Mt. Vernon, O
America
Geo. M. Cohan
Baldpate
Kevenings
Thali Dloek
Fannie Ward
Phelie
Vitagragh
Alen
Centerburgepan
Milian
Pavorick
Kirby’s
Nox County
Jardinieres
Frank E. Kirby & Co
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Emmene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!