Man in Jail Vows False Name Bartlett Case
Lytle Sheriff received notice from Mangfield police that a man held on Saturday night in Liberty Township is believed to be Harold Siyder or Howard Hartlent, known in Mansfeld for prior trouble. The suspect refused to reveal his real name to officers.
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Lytle
Police Department
Mangfield
Harold Siyder
Voore Mild
Liberty
Howard Hartlent
Manned
Manefield
Sheri Haytle
Bartlett
Troutle
Mansfeld
Cmity
Knox County Red Cross Reports On Roll Call Results
Mr 1K Workoun president of the Knox county chapter announces reports from across the county will detail results of the recent roll call. The preliminary figures may exceed last year as the final complete source will be announced by the local chapter of the Red Cross.
Plans Discussed for Knox County Poultry Show
Members of the Knox County Poultry Association held a meeting in the office of Charles L Bormont to discuss plans for the poultry show to be held in Mt Vernon. The group emphasized the event’s importance and expected it to be among the most successful in its history.
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Knox County PoulTry Devartation
Charles L
Bormont
Mt Vernon
Jandry
Avery
Martinsburg Community Notes and Upcoming Events
The Martinsburg column lists Mr. Wealey Hawke from Detroit and Mrs. Johnson Simm with family notes. Mentions inability to return to school, Owl Creek young people presenting a play “Brown Kyat Hetty” Thursday in the town hall, a Mar ienburg versus Cosville basketball game Friday, and the Ald Society bazaar Saturday night. Also notices at the church and school program updates plus several converts reported last Sunday.
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Moelvidge
Church of Chel
Pully Echoo
Buckeye State Building Loan Co offers home loans in Columbus
Your money, a loyal Pines you can not afford to lose. Invest wisely with security and safety as the main policy. Buckeye State Building & Loan Co at 22 West Street, Columbus is ready to loan on homes in Columbus.
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Pines
le Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Rites
Westers ‘St
Columbus
Footprints Trace 16-Year-Old in North Liberty Burglaries
Knox County officers used snow footprints to solve the Beal and Feather general store burglary at North Liberty. William A. Smith, 16, confessed after being located with evidence at the Long residence and led authorities to the stolen goods buried under a chicken house. The total stolen value was $105.52, with goods returned to the storeowners. Smith, detained at the county jail, awaits juvenile court action after a probation report.
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Knox County
Beal & Feather General
North Liberty
William A. Smith
Knox County Jatt
Duke
Lytle
Walker
Cmeer Purcell
Teal & Prisher General Store
Verney Long
William 8
Young Smith
Houhin
Purcell
Butler
Hedla& Frasher
Lyte
Bherity Walker
Long
Smith
Bend & Frasher
Mt. Vernon
Juvenite
Reuben Leatherow Dies of Paralysis at 50
Reuben Leatherow aged 50 died at 1 o clock Tuesday morning at home 504 West Vine Street. Death followed a stroke Sunday afternoon causing paralysis. He is survived by his wife one brother and one sister. Short funeral services set for 8:20 Thursday morning at the residence Rev D C Coburn of Helating to officiate. Body will be shipped to Killbuck for funeral and burial.
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Reuben Leatherow
Dik
Weat Vine Street
D. C Coburn
Helating
Killbuck
Community Club Entertained by Morgan School in North Liberty
The Morgan School hosted the Community club of North Liberty on Friday evening. The program included prayers, various songs such as America and It's the Way We Have At Old Morgan, multiple recitations by Evelyn Hazlett Mary Keller and others, duets and an orchestral dialogue The Road to Richville and songs like Pansies Learn a Little Every Day and Merry Little Brooklet.
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Morgan School
North Liberty
Rev. Young
America
Old Morgan
Evelyn Hazlett
Old Virginia
Mary Keller
Laura Belle Horn
Mary Roberts
Richville
Howard Keller
Ariine Deechtel
Evelyn
Helen Maxlett
Laura Melle Horn
Inabelle Kunkle
Robert Haxlatt
Wigat-Sledie
Albert Kunkle
Cheater Porter
the Laxy Scholar
City council committee seeks opinion on Pacifi c Flush claim
Members of the law committee and City Solicitor Harris met to review Pacific Flush claim against the city alleging infringement related to certain devices in the snowage proposal system. The committee authorized Harris to request an opinion from the state bureau of accounting in Columbus.
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Menibers
Harris
Pacific Flush Unk Company
Harri
State Bureau of Secounting
Columbus
Poultry Keepers Meet in Knox County to Track Egg Output
A Knox county gathering of poultry keepers met at Harm Hyreat office to plan 1922 egg production records. Ten entries remained from 12 in 1921 as four dropped out. The plan includes flock inventory and daily egg production, feed, and care records, aided by Prof. G. Vickors of the College of Agriculture, U.S. This summary notes the effort to determine profitability of poultry keeping.
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Knox County
Harm Hyreat
Jolene
G. & Vickora
Gariculture
O. 8
van Jund
Two Travelers Taken From Train In Pennsylvania Incident
James Smith and Jos Hale, both colored, were removed from a northbound freight train in Pennsylvania by Detective C KB Smith and Officer French. Upon search both carried valora items. Halo also had a razor. They are jailed awaiting Thursday hearing on charges of carrying concealed weapons.
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James Smith
Jos Hale
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
C, Kb, Smith
French
Royalvara
Halo
Gas Meter Explodes Injuring 15 at Ohio Facility
Harry Simmons of Elizabethroat, employed by Ohio Fuel Supply Co., was severely injured Monday afternoon when a gas meter he was working on exploded. Iron fragments struck Simmons in the face, prompting urgent medical attention from Dr. Singrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Simmons
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Eizabethstroat
Simmons
Dr. Singrey
Bond department emphasizes service at Citizens' Bank of Columbus
Citizens' Bank of Columbus opens a new bond department led by John A. Kelley to provide complete service for depositors. The department will handle United States and foreign bonds, municipal and utility securities, with investment advice from in-house experts for banks and individuals. Service motto guides expansion across Central Ohio, reflecting a broader banking boom and recent bank consolidations.
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Ohio
Columbus
Citizens’ Trust Bank of
United States
BR. H. Schryver
Citizens’ Bank
Bennyver
Pang
State Bank
Capital City
Central National
Produce Exchange
Lincoln Savinge & Trust
Schryver
Department of the Bank
Columbus Bank
First Nations Bank
Sterling
Ohio Vankers' Associating
Columbus Bank President Named Budget Committee Chairman
Robert H. Bebryver, president of Citizens' Trust and Savings Bank, named city chairman in Columbus of the national budget committee known as the budget guard. He will cooperate with General Charles G. Dawes to reduce federal expenses and taxation, using banking experience to establish businesslike government practices.
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Columbus Bank
Columbus
Ove
Robert H. Bebryver
Citizens’ Trust and Savings Bank
National Budget Committee
Senryver
Targeet State Bank
Ohi
Charles G. Dawes
Budget Guard
Ansiat
Columbua
Qua
Bond Market Improves Says Unprecedented Conditions
John A. Kelley of Citizens Trust and Savings Bank told an Upper Arlington meeting that bond conditions are unprecedented with prices rising about seven points. Columbus and Central Ohio residents have turned to bonds after stock losses, prompting a new bond issue by Citizens Trust Savings.
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Citizens’ Trust & Bank
Columbus
John A. Kelley
Citizens ‘Trust and
Upper Arlington
Castral
Ohio
Chisens Trust
Savings Ae
Christmas checks go out for 39000 total to Knox club
Knox Savings & Loan association.. plans to mail 800 Christmas club checks on December 15 totaling 39000. Checks range from 12.50 to 600, reflecting 50 weeks of thrift by depositors dating back to 1916. The article notes continued growth, low deposit defaults, and plans for the 1922 Christmas club opening December 12.
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Knox Savings & Loan Association
Knox Savings Loan Association
Knox Savings & Loan Assoola
Christman Club
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Savings and Idan Association
Club Ia
Pupil Petition Seeks Extra Week of Christmas Vacation
A petition circulated at the high school asks the board of education to grant two weeks of Christmas vacation, arguing some students will work in Mt Vernon stores a week before Christmas while the board plans only one week off. The Banner notes the public school vacation runs December 25 and resumes January 3.
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Board of Education
Mt. Vernon
Chriatmas
University of Minnesota
Max Meyers
Mt. Vernon, O
Unclear excerpt clocks in amid stray notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions rat activity and unsettling phrases. Names and places appear garbled including Mt. Vernon and Paravors Exchange. Content is too fractured to derive a clear event, date, or outcome for a coherent summary.
Officers Elected by Joe Hooker Post No 21
The following officers were elected by Joe Hooker Post No 21 G A R at its meeting last night Commander Cal George D Neal Senior Vice Commander F H Beatt Junior Vice Commander D C Stone Chaplain George Harter Sergeant George H Heard Officer of Day James Atasford Officer of Guard Marshal Fairchild Quartermaster L Go Hunt Adjutant J W Hitler Names of two appointive officers will be announced at the next meeting.
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Joe Hooker
G. A. Ra
Cal
George D. Neal
F. H. Beatt
D. C. Stone
George 8. Harter
George H. Heard
James Atasford
Marshal Fairchild
L. Go Hunt
J. W. ¥. Hitler
Candyland Celebrates Sixth Anniversary in Mt Vernon
Candyland in Mt Vernon marked its tenth anniversary on Dec 6 1911 with guests of Mesers Surina and France. The celebration featured decorations by Maton and fr ers plus a Kike orchestra program from 7 30 to 10 pm and carnations and candy for every visiting lady. A floral horseshoe inscribed Good Luck stood out, while two large milk chocolate punch bowls drew attention.
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Mt. Vernon
Mesers
Surina
France
Messrs
Surlas
Francia
Candyland
Kike Orchestra
Gavg
Williams Floral Hop
Yselyin Swihart
Surlan
Francis Tweaday
Ankenytown
C. Debolt
George McCulley
MeIntyre
Bello Longadorff
Stansfield
Cleveland
Howard Grepy
Facity
Board hears high estimates for rest rooms and bids
The board criticized the rest room estimates as too high and asked for other candidates at the next meeting. January actions included approving usual bills and routine business. With President Daney absent, Mr. Mendenhall chaired last night’s session and a reorganization is planned for January with new member Mrs. Errott expected to take a role.
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Mendenhall
Board of Education
Errott
Justice fines two more of gamblers at Butler barn raid
Late Monday afternoon George Wisner and James Beal, charged with gambling after a raid at the Butler barn near Danville on Nov 23, appeared in Justice Harter's court and pleaded guilty. Each was fined 426. Justice Lynde granted a further continuance after Bond for appearance Thursday was posted.
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George Wisner
James Beal
Justice Harter
Butler Barn
Danville
Robert Lynde
Infant Dies in Liberty After Pneumonia Illness
Seven month-old Raymond Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tucker of Mt Liberty, died last evening after a two week pneumonia illness. Survived by parents two sisters and a brother. Funeral services scheduled for tomorrow at 11 at the M B church with burial in Mt Liberty cemetery.
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Mt, Liberty
Raymond
Fred Tucker
M. B
Mt Liberty
Centerburg Visitors and Local Residents Share Week
Centerburg notes show Madison Hawkins of Richmond visiting his niece Mrs. W. C. Boyd. W. Brinemets of Akron spent the week with relatives. Harry Dishop returned to Fairplay Colorado after several days here. Sylvia and Nellie Rinehart of West Mansfield stayed with their uncle W. A. Frost. Harvey Hupps visited their son J. P. Hupp in Galena for over Sunday. Smith Sears returned from Clyde Michigan after a month with his daughter Mrs. F. A. Wickens. Florence Irvine of Wallaton visits J. Bell. Ralph Fowles of O. S. U. visited his parents. B. C. Ramey made a business trip to Mt. Gilond.
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Madison Hawkins
Richmond
W. C. Boyd
W. Btinemets
Akron
Harry Dishop
Fairplay
Colo
Laws Waelk
Sylvia
Nellie Rinehart
West Mansfinld
W. A. Frost
Harvey Hupp
J. P. Hupp
Galena
Smith Sears
F. A. Wickens
Clyde, Mich
Florence Irvine
Wallaton
J. Bell
Ralph Fowles
O. 8
U. A
BR. Fowles
B.C
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the Banner
Monument Square
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Bane
Sor Morne
Ane
Dorgan
Mansfield Police Department
Red Cross
Martinsburg
State Bureau
Jesse Hale
A. H. Schryver
U. 3
Boston
Anby
Minn
H.W. Pitkin
Kelly & Mitchell
Thos. & Taugher
City Board of Education
Wisner
Beal
Lynde
Centerburg
Palmyra
Kormnect
Rm . Jduin
The
Knox County Savings Bank the Bank
Ayith
West Side
Public Square
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