Poultry Show Awards Crown Local Winners On South Main
Quality dominates the annual poultry show with about 350 birds on display from Caledonia Columbus and Marion. Judges Stream and Bush announced prizes including Earl Thuma winning the $50 silver trophy for best all around display. Non resident Knox county winner Br Wells of Sparta earned $6 for ten birds. John Gahagan took best solid colored pen with Ira Burger and W C Phillips winning other top pens. The show continues through the week.
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Counry
South Main Street
Caledonia
Columbus
Marion
Luther A. Stream
Vernon
J. H. Bush
Cleveland
Earl Thuma
Mr. Thuma
BR. B. Wells
Sparta
Bangs
Knox County
Lon Myers
Thi City
John Gahagan
Garl Thoma
Ira Burger
W. C. Phillips
Centerbury
John Gahigan
American Poultry Association
Ohio Poultry Association
Ira, Burger
A I U Members Honor Mrs Plummer At Vernon Guest Home
About fifteen A I U members visited Mrs R C Styert on Newman Street to honor Mrs Plummer, a guest of Mr Vernon and A I U member. The evening featured a gift for the guest and refreshments.
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Vernon
R. C. Styert
Newman Street
The
Presbyterian Church
Dorlt Beubacer
Hem “Ry Rowe
Hartford
D _ ar
Bechtel and Family
Ta Craven
Bert Zedaker
John Brown
Viola Dudding
Nina Dudding
Dell Hathaway
Mt. Vernon
Georgia Young
B. B. Williams
Mt Vernon
L. L. Revennanagh
Rural Carrier Examination in Knox County
The United States civil service commission announces an examination for Knox county to be held at Mt Vernon on January 1 for the position of rural carrier at Mt Vernon and vacancies that may later occur in rural routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Knox County
Mt Vernon
Mt. Verneo
US urged to keep France supplied after war ends
Paris reports say American export trade must continue to supply France with raw materials credits and manufactured goods as European factories rebuild. Robert Pinot of the Comite des Forges de France says the US will fund and supply Paris for years, while French plants convert back from munitions to peacetime production. France increases US cotton imports and expands spinning capacity as it recovers from wartime disruption.
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United States
Europe
Paris
Robert Pinot
Comite Des Forges de Brance
Creusot Works
France
Mr. Pinot
Pinot
Vosges
Lille
Fredericktown Dispatches Local Life and Events
Fredericktown notes report visits by Alva Leady and relatives, friends in Columbus and Detroit, church lectures, school revival, new electric service, weddings, births, and a flood of social calls. Multiple residents and out-of-town guests appear among community events and upcoming entertainments.
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Alva Leady
Zamenville
Laura Brentlinger
Helen Groft
Miva Pearl Withrow
Columbus
Herbert Brentlinger
Detroit
Mich
Artie Baker and Son
Bellville
Alva Lendy
Sylvia Dean
Leathy Amnebaugh
Anna Mozier
Kansas City
Mozier
Trader Rowley
Fredericktown
Linna Jacobs
Mt. Vernon
Lucille Clark
Ray Phillips
George L. McNutt
Methodist Brotherhood
James Gale
Palaskiville
William Noble
Lima
Mildred Wells
Electric
Frederick Town
F. A
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Marines May Carry Swieger Sticks On Shore Duty
Major General George Barrett sanctions U S Marines to carry sticks ashore in uniform borrowing from Cousin Tommy Atkins. Sticks, 24 to 26 inches, use foreign coins for heads and Chinese bullets as ferrules. The measure aims to heighten the corps’ distinguished appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Tommy Atkins
George Barett
United States Marine Corps
Teriies
Safe After 10 000 Foot Leap Parachute Lends Men
Colonel Maitland of the British roy parachuted from an aeroplane at ten thousand feet. He landed safely after fifteen minutes in the air. He demonstrated a method for safe decanting from high altitude as part of pioneering experiments in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Roy
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Society In News
M. Dubinsky
Woodland Avenue
Jacob
Benjamin Dubinsky
Jacob Dubinsky
Miles Irvine
South America
Martha Irvine
Irvine
Louis Baker
Rural Carrier Examination
TLL
Beere A
Harrison Brodrick
J. D. Darling
Colmbia
Ohio Sunday School Association
M, KB
Perry Barnest
Amity
Jack Snehter
Mabel
Golterd Falion
PP. Hosack
Baelnese
Mt. Vermon
Charles LeMaster
Iasteek
Hague
Frank Stomp
Mary Kinsell
Mo Gaughy
Marion Howard
Chesterville
Harry Howard
Ernest Miller
Gallon
Ohio
George Miller
Oliver Wella
Pulaskiville
George Robb
Fredericksburg
J. R. Beane
Mansfield
C. B. Leedy
Butler and
Ankenytown
Edgar Brigele
Isaac Cuenot
Warsaw
Newark
Mid
Maggie, Dickey
Cora Chew
Homer Levering
H. BE. Cassel
John Gould
Dorothy
S. W. Zent
Robert
Mary Foote
George Moore
Bowton
Revolval Lowit
Mingstast Observatory
Earth
Lowell
J. “Doc” Welsh
E. Gambier Street
Cs. Hoom
Sipe
Sault
Matt St. Cit
Luther A Stream
Wm. F. Aimer
East High Street
East Vine &T ‘Citisens
Siurance
Vernon, O
Tee
Wan
Mr. and
Mire
Curt Lante
Atreot
Cita
Phone &i
A. Dixon
Gay & High Bta
Renee Eveerrerae
Household Journal & Floral Life
Democratic
Democratic Banner
National Monthly
Monthly
Review of National Affairs
Annua
Washington
Frank B. Lord
Insbel Joyce
House of Representatives
Daily Press
the Democratic
Mit
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