J Patterson Dies After Brief Illness in Mt Vernon
J Patterson longtime Mt Vernon resident dies suddenly of heart trouble at 12:15 PM Saturday at 103 Mast High Street. A former Baltimore and Ohio railroad conductor, he worked 40 years in the company and later became an agent. Survived by wife, children Mrs. Baurin Alsdort, Mrs. Harry Ward, Alice Patterson, Florence Patterson, brother Charles Patterson of Columbus, sisters Miss Mary Patterson and Mrs. Horace Maynard of Columbus. Funeral at 1st High Street home Monday and burial in Newark, Ohio. he was a member of Mt Vernon Masonic bodies.
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Jisnenker Akent
Mr. Patterson
Mra
Baurin W. Alsdort
Harry Ward
Alice Patterson
Mt. Vernon
Florence Patterson
Japan
Charles Patterson
Columbus
Minx
Mary Patterson
Horace Maynard
Pattersi
1St High Street
Wo Hl, Shields
The
Prasbyters
Clurch
Utica Seeks Transfer to Knox County Amid Indignation
Utica residents push to secede from Licking County and join Knox County joining the village on the north. Indignation meetings cite neglected roads and unequal tax returns, urging action from Mt Vernon attorney and local officials. Prominent citizens accuse politics of delaying Utica’s improvements while neighboring townships gain road work and better funding.
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Utica
Washington Township
Utica Village
Licking County
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
T'Tlca
Miles
Avex Herald of Thoraday
Ronda
Atleady
Newark
Washington Townships
Wifen
Washington
Johnstown
Utca
Sonifi
Martingburg
Licking
Army Recruiting Party Seeks More Recruits
The army recruiting party led by Mr. Vernon spent this afternoon in Fredericktown and will remain there until Monday. They plan to return tonight and travel on Tuesday to Aden, Holton, and Hast Ohio avenue, with stops listed for Frank Finley, Robert H. Punches, and Daniel P. Sikala along Mansfield Road.
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Army
Vernon
Fredericktown
Tate
Aden
Holton Berloker
Ohio Avenue
Frank
Finley
Robert H. Punches
Mansfield Road
Daniel P. Sikala
Morrow County Leads Ohio War Savings Sales in 1920
Columbus reports Treasury savings certificates and war savings stamps totals through November 1 show Morrow County leading Ohio with 28.80 dollars per person. County figures list By McMillin, Harry Hamilton, Geo. M. Gray and others amid statewide totals of 125,000,000 and Buckeye gains under 1920 sales plans.
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War Savings
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Morrow County
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Morrow
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Licking
My Spencer
Warren
Harry Hamilton
Brown
George Ki
Sidwell
Marlon—Dr
J, Sawyer
Hiermont
F.G. Poster
Rowe
Walter Bouwler
Agaragute
Perespita Salto
Trangury
Treasury
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the Banner
Monument Square
Mount Vernon
Toray Morning and
Friany
Stephen J. Dorgan
the Powtsttice
Mi Vernon Eee Gee Aeseca Ase
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Sati Baebes
J. Patterson
Good Old Knox
the Licking Creamery Company
the Licking Creamery CO
Zbederion Town Creamery
Alexandria Creamery
Tphmele Creamery
Lexington Creamery
Croton Creamery
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Ail Men. W. PD. Watson
Danville
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Lorey’s Drug Store
St. Main St
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Dorsey
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Tr Con
Sapp Bros. & CO
Frank E. Kirby
Pastoria
Dennison
Chiriatmas
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