Jewels Presented To Past High Priests At Clinton Chapter
Convocation of Revel Arch Masons of Clinton Chapter honored past high priests with jewels. Charles C. Iams presented on behalf of the three former presiding officers. Recipients: Frank Moore 1888-90 William Vance 1893-94 Roberts Hull 1896-06 Leonard E. Rawlinson 1912 Gall Cooksey 1912-14 Charles Ayers 1914-15. Moore received jewels for service as associate and living past high priest. Retiring high priest Charles Ayers praised. seventy petitions filed that year. Samuel H. Peterman marked forty years as Clinton Chapter secretary since December 6, 1875. High Priest Jones named a standing committee: Chas. B. Ayers Julwell J. Ash Gail C. Cookney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revel Arch Masons
Clinton
Charles C. Lams
Frank Moore
William @. Vance
Roberts. Hull
Leonard E. Rawlinson
Gall
Jones
Chas. B. Ayers
Julwell J. Ash
Gail C. Cookney
Deaths The Kelley and Harris obituaries
William Kelley aged 73 died Thursday morning at his home 133 East Main street He is survived by his wife one brother Alan 2 of Cleveland and three sisters Mrs Hartupee Pataskala Mrs Elizabeth Marriott and Mrs Lovill Ashcratt Alexandria C interment Cedar Hill The funeral Saturday at 1 o clock from the house. J Harris died Saturday at 12 45 at his home east of Madensburg after a long cancer illness He was 49 years old leaves a wife two brothers six sisters and mother Funeral Monday at the Misciple church Rev Hoover officiating Interment in Madonaburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kelley
East Main Street
Bladenaturg
Alan- 2
Cleveland
Slater
P. Hartupee
Pataskala
Elizabeth Marriott
Lovill
Cedar HI
Newark
Oumar J. Harris
Madensburg
Gee
Misciple Church
Rev. Hoover
Madonabiure
Ohio Board of Agriculture corn and crop conditions report
The Ohio Board of Agriculture release details December 1 crop data with 1915 corn acreage at 3,176,600 acres up 275,580 from 1914. Estimated corn yield 37 bushels per acre, total production about 117.38 million bushels, apples output up 21 percent, wheat conditions at 86 percent, hog cholera rising in regions though statewide increase modest. Cattle and sheep feeding higher. clover seed yields and harvest timing noted.
Teachers Session At Hopewell Township Meeting
The Morgan Pleasant and Harrison township teachers will gather at the Hopewell schoolhouse on December 18 at 1 o clock. Elvery is expected to attend. The program includes talks by Superintendent M C Cummings on Yesterday Today and Tomorrow, Raymond Giffin on What is the Matter With Arithmetic, Cloyen Mayes on Primary Reading, Frances Holt on Teaching History, Steve Brown on What the Board of Education Expects of the Teacher by Kim er Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan, Pleasant
Harrison Townships
Hopewell
Elvery
M. C. Cummings
Raymond Giffin
Cloyen Mayes
Frances Hol
Winter Farmers Institute to Feature Fry Lecture Topics
George G. Fry of Fremont C will headline two days of the Farmers Institute with talks on Landlord and Tenant and Rural Education. His focus includes berries, small fruits, market gardening and methods of growing and marketing vegetables and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Fry
Veteran Arlington lecturer outlines livestock focused farming talks
C R Wagner a veteran farmers Institute lecturer with 23 years of experience to speak at a two day Farmers Institute session. He has worked in Ohio and West Virginia and Maryland. His focus includes care in stock farming breeding and showing pure bred stock feeding for markets profitable corn crops and touring by automobile.
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C. R. Wagner
Farmers’ Institute
Arlington
Ohio
West Virgina
Maryland
Wagner
Dale Marion Returns for Brief Visit on Demonstration Tour
Dale Marion, who left here fifteen months ago for Florida, has returned for a short visit with his mother, Mrs. C. F. Cooper, on East Gambier street. He has traveled through the west and northwest by car during a demonstration tour and plans to go to Dayton next week to prepare for a new trip to the machine factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Marion
Florida
Gambier Street
Marion
Dayton
Births at Mt. Vernon hospital inform Walhonding residents
Aeon was born Friday morning at Mt. Vernon hospital to Mr and Mrs J residents of Walhonding.
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Aeon
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Mr. and
Mra. J
Walhonding
Pleasant Grange to Host Corn and Farm Product Fair
Pleasant Grange No. 677 announces a corn and farm product fair at their hall on Saturday December 18. Each male member should bring five ears of corn and five apples, samples of different varieties welcome. Ladies to display one item each of fancy work canned fruit and oven products. The Knot County Pomons Grange will meet with Pleasant Grange that day for a talk on Cooperation and reports from state delegates.
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Pleasant Grange
Knot County Pomons Grange
Shinabarger Strouse Wedding In Greer Ohio
Mr Harley Shinabarger of Greer and Miss Grace Strouse of Glenmont wed Friday at 10 am in the Greer M E church. The couple will honeymoon in Gambier Hill. Rev Lester Leake Riley of Dayton and his wife are spending their honeymoon there after Riley’s Kenyon and Bexley training. Mrs Ruth M Clawson attends aunt Elizabeth Hare funeral in Cardington.
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Gambler Hill
Lester Leake Riley
Dayton
Gambier Hill
Riley
Kenyon
Bexley Theological Seminary
Gambier
Ruth M. Clawson
Cardington
Elizabeth Hare
Sheriff sale of Knox County lands in Ohio 1900s notice
Public auction set by Knox County Court of Common Pleas on a property in Knox County Ohio known as Lak Nya spin lot in Town of Hamge Thirteen. The sale runs between 1 and 2 pm with a starting bid of two thousand five hundred dollars. Attorney John Woolison represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swank
Harvey D. Byler, Jr
Knox
Court of Common
Ohie
Lak Nya
Towrehipelt
Nhengtown
Knox County
Ohio
Devrees Catssentoen
MIO Polis
Ar Berinning
Contayn Two
Mate Kore
Laohi
Mansinz
Sandusky
Sane
Newark
A. R
Aston
John Mr. Woolison
Henry
Jennie M. Berry
Howard
John McElroy
Philip L. Wilkins
Man Dies From Mule Accident After Weeks of Illness
Charles Aylor, 50, of east of Freer Greer, died Thursday from injuries after being thrown from a mule about four weeks earlier. He had nosebleeds in the last week before his death. Survived by wife and three daughters. Funeral Saturday at 11 in Taylor Ridge church with Rev. Burkholt officiating. Interment in Loudonville Cemetery.
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Greer
Charles Aylor
Here
Aylor
Taylor Ridge
Rev. Burkholt of
Jelloway
Loudonville
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Mistranscribed
An old advert promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by P. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. It claims thirty five years of use and offers a money back reward for cures not achieved. Testimonials are promised and a 75 cent price is noted.
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Hall
P. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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the Home Building Association Company OF
Old Home” Building Association
Board of Agriculture of
Stevle Brown
Board of Education
Kimer Brown
Democracy Farmers Institute
Fremont
Castoria
Sheriff's Sale
Freer
P. M. Ashbaugh
Columbus
Butler
W. D. Hess & Son
Mansfield
W. E. McCormick
Undertaking
The
Johnston-Walker-McCrackin Co
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