Mt Vernon church structure praised for modern design
Read like a historic piece praising the Mt Vernon church nearing completion. It details a spacious auditorium with 800 seats, a 1541 pipe organ, an elevated pulpit, balcony, amber cathedral glass, and a tan gold oak color scheme. It notes a 224 seat chapel, social rooms, kitchen and serving area, thirteen Sunday school rooms, and up to 400 person capacity when social and chapel spaces are opened together. The building features electric lighting, up-to-date heating, and a large ventilation system, reflecting thorough craftsmanship and planned functionality. Rev. W A Clemmer is highlighted for leadership and vision in guiding construction and design choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Street
Krex
Clemmer
Clinton Chapter elects officers and holds banquet
Clinton Chapter No 26 Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the upcoming year in a lodge room ceremony at the Masonic Temple. High Priest Leonard B Rawlinson, King Gall Cookie, and other officers were chosen amid petitions and business. A banquet served by Mrs Charles Smith Bradfeld followed, with visiting dignitaries in attendance. Samuel H Peterman was re elected secretary for the 36th time as the chapter closed its meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Leonard B. Rawlinson
King—Gall
Cookie, Berbe
Charlen E. Ayers
Russell J. Ash
Prin. Sojourner
Lyle T. Cromley
Royal Arch
James W. Jones
A. M
2Nd Wail
William M. Banning
G. M
First Wall
Arthur B. Rawtingon
Frank McGugin
R. M. Greer
I. M. Wolverton
Lee T. Cromle
Jed
Moutin
Charles C. Iams
Frank
Levering
Charles Smith Bradfeld
Lewis P. Bhaus
Henry ©. Bostwick
W. Stamm
Jad
Mantis
Prank
Samuel H. Peterman
Delightful reception honors First Presbyterian church plan
A Friday evening reception and banquet for First Presbyterian members preludes the new church dedication. Over two hundred guests dined in the chapel and auditorium as Prof. Floyd Hubba played, and Rev. Clemmer presented Frank L. Beam as toastmaster. The program featured W. P. Bogardus, Ming Skert, Prof. J. S. Alan, Rev. D. Barnett, Mr. Kimball, Rev. L. W. Mullane, Dr. F. A. Wilder, and Rev. Clemmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Floyd Hubba
Clemmer
Frank L. Beam
W. P. Bogardus
Ming Skert
J. 5
Alan
D. Barnett
Ollie
Mr. Kimball
L. W. Mullane
The
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Wilder
Misa Thert
Rey W. A. Clemmer
Fire Doused at New First Presbyterian Church Gathering
A potential disaster at the new First Presbyterian shared Friday night was averted as a small fire in the pastor’s reception room near the northwest corner of the new addition was discovered early. Over 200 banquet attendees calmly exited while firefighters sprayed the blaze with a chemical, preventing further damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Clemmer
Canton Man Drops Dead at Shedd Store
In Canton a Bowman Brothers trading company man collapsed and died while entering the Shedd store. He was visiting the shop on Chinese day and reportedly suffered a sudden medical episode, with witnesses noting he carried Austrian notes prior to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J . Bowman
Bowman Brothers Tieng Company
Canton
Bowman
Ne Riebel
Fatal wound ends fight after beer raid near Anbland
Anbland December 14 The death of F E Ebert 28 follows a July 23 shooting during a Mose Hill beer raid. He died after months of illness. Policeman Ted Spreng faced trial for the fatal shot but was exonerated by a jury.
Arrest of Marty Hawkins on assault charge in Brink Haven
Marty Hawkins was arrested on a warrant issued in Justice Blu baugh's court yesterday charging Anna with assault and battery. The charge was preferred by 8 L Thompson. Hawkins waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury. The parties reside in Brink Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Hawkins
Home Center for Girls Craft and Hospitality Ideas
The article urges mothers to make the home a hub of varied activities for daughters. It advocates hosting musical afternoons, inexpensive entertaining, and shared crafts at home to foster hospitality, collaboration, and personal growth, with outdoor and in home projects. It suggests using a spare room or corner and basic tools for crafts like jewelry making, stenciling, wood carving, bead work, weaving, and pottery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Guilatin Seton
Mothers Magazine
Officers Elected by the Koosing Encampment No 381
Koosing Encampment No. 381 C. O. F. elected officers at their Friday meeting. After a business session a banquet and amoker followed. Officers listed include Chief Patriarch Morgan Rahburn Senior Warden L. L. Baughman Junior Warden O. W. Van Wicklen High Priest Edmund Sheppard Banner J. C. Hunt Treasurer F. L. Bennett Trustee C. G. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koosing
Morgan Rahburn
L. L. Baughman
O. W. van Wicklen
Edmund Sheppard
Bombe
J. C. Hunt
F. L. Bennett
C. G. Harris
Deafness Cure Claim Promoted by Catardt Product
A damaged advertisement asserts a single path to curing deafness through a proprietary remedial technique. It claims a respiratory tube and inflamed ear conditions can be treated by removal of inflammation, with emphasis on restoring normal hearing and a promise of permanent results. The text mentions an address in Toledo and references a person or brand named Catardt.
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Toledo
Exposed ad promotes Scott's Emulsion and health claims
An old damaged ad touts Scott's Emulsion as boosting resistance and healing lungs after tuberculosis. It claims concentrated energy nourishes body organs and helps cold and bronchitis, naming Hott & Howne and a location, with garbled supply details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Hott & Howne
Moomfield
M. J
Sunday School Conference Program at Gay Street M E Church
The program for the Sunday school conference at Gay Street M E Church on December 18 includes a 2:00 devotional led by Rev. Long Mt. Vernon, 2:20 county organized work by Co W Shinn Gen Ser Ohio & 8 Assn, 2:50 department of work led by Mia Phebe A Curtis, 4:20 reports from Knox County schools, 4:30 general conference on Knox County needs, 7:20 devotional led by Tey Houston Tidb, address The Call for the Child by Phebe A Curtis, 8:20 address Benefit of the Organized Work of the Schools by C W Shinn, 2:15 adjournment.
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Gay Street
M. E
Long
Mt. Vernon
W. Shinn
Ohio & 8
Department of Work
Mia
Phebe A. Curtis
Ohio Sunday School Association
Knox County
Tey
Houston
C. W. Shinn
Poultry Show Honors Awarded to Local exhibitor
Mr L. L. A. Stream of this city carried off the highest honors at the poultry show in Buckhfun Ohio. He won first on cook and cockerel, second on pullet, and first on buff Orpington class over 125 competitors. He also took the special prize for the meat si rate secured by any one exhibitor.
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Ll. A. Stream
Bueyfun
Ohio
Mr Kimball Davidson Dies at 66 at Home East of Windensburg
Mr Kimball Davidson died at his home east of Windensburg Friday evening at 8 o'clock after a long illness caused by paralysis. He was over 66 years old and is survived by his wife, three sons and three daughters. The funeral will be at the late home Sunday afternoon with Rev Joseph Myers officiating. Interment will be in Bladensburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Davidson
Windensburg
Joseph Myers
Bladensburg
Automobile Collision Kills Two near Hare Road
On December 14 two men, Ernest Priest and Clark Zimmermann, were struck by a car after stepping from behind a wagon on a road near hare. Driver Dale Key could not stop in time. J Miller, a local real estate dealer and owner of the automobile, was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Ernest Priest
Clark Zimmerman
Hare
Dale Key
J. Miller
Engineer Killed in Bowerstown Train Collision
In Steubenville region a rear end crash between two westbound Panhandle freight trains near Bowerstown killed engineer Charles Stocker of Dennison. The rear engine rolled over a bank, a caboose and several cars wrecked, and the track was blocked for hours. An ex change quip about dog owners suggests humor amid the accident.
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Steubenville
Panhandle
Bowerstown
Charles Stocker
Dennison
Per Cent Time Deposits Highlight Local Building Loan
Dividends of stock and a long track of six percent deposits are noted. The text mentions amounts in savings, balances, and dividends tied to a building and loan company. A Miss Verna McGugin travels from North Mulberry Street to Columbus with her sister Merle McGugin, a student at OSU.
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Cen‘arburg Building and Loanannesdon Company
Misa Verna McGugin
North Mulberry Street
Columbus
Misa Merle McGugin
Kenyon Beats Mt Vernon in Narrow 35 18 Win
Kenyon defeated the Mt Vernon M A basketball team Friday evening by a score of 35 to 18. Marcus Rosenthal, practicing law in Birmingham, Alabama, has been a guest of his parents on East High street for several days and returned to Birmingham that evening. Mr and Mrs H Warden of near Danville moved to Mt Vernon and will reside here in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Mt. Vernon ¥. M
Gambler
Marcus Rosenthal
Birmingham
Alabama
1. Rosenthal
East High Street
H. Warden
Near Danville
Mt Vernon
Newly Elected Ob jects of the Household of Ruth
The list announces officers for the Household of Ruth including Most Noble Governor Mrs John May Hight Noble Governor Mrs Charles Turner Noble Governor Mrs Merriam Judy Past Grand Noble Governor Mrs John Payne Worthy Counsel Mrs Margaret Worthy Prelate Mr James Reds dix Future officers include Mr John Croxton Mr John Payne Mrs Jos L Booker Worthy Treasurer Mrs Gertrude Rowse and Worthy Recorder Mrs Dana Jones.
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Ruth
Mra. Jom May
Noble
Chas, Turner
Merriam Judy
Mont Noble
John Payne
Margaret Turner
James Reds
Trinteen
John Croxton
Jos. L. Booker
Worthy
Gertrude Rowse
Dana Jones
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