Local notes on groceries and visitors in town
Butter 30 cents, prices from H. V. Smoots and D. B. Kirk. Columbus by business trip. Newark and Cleveland visitors at various homes. Simon's Pure Food Store advertises nuts, fruits, baskets and cut glass. Bible and Christmas gifts, New Bible stock at Arnold Store, plus shows and entertainment at Friendslip home. Christman tree sale and deliveries promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Smoots
D. B. Kirk
Columbus
Stanford
Balsam
Christinan Savings
Knox County Savings Mro
Hart
Newark
Han‘Tord
Charles Spencer
Cleveland
Poppleton Grocery Company
East Gambler Street
Alma Hyde
Academia
Scetland
Simons
Ture
J. P. Selegue
Rosenthal Co
Jasper Cochran
Millwood
W. P. Sawyel
Main
Luther A
Mile
Martin Thiel
Bruno Wilol
Milwaukee
Wie
Hyuvford
Katsu
Louis Kine
Miss May Gant
Kant Plantant Street
Simon's Pure Food
Mire
D. K
Charleston
W. Va
Mia
Rho
Olan
Arnold Store
Mandie Allen
Long Heach
Cal
John Willemin
Guat
Guat Lamartino Atroet Ching Alwayd
Clin
Mes
Low Berger
Soldad
Edward
Warman
Oakatrogt
North
Wiel
Sam Wabeter
Penrod
Tarkington
Simona
Cox Favored by Vote Recount Analysis Finds Cox Net Gain
A Columbus analysis argues a recount would likely favor Cox over Willis. It notes Cox gained in 67 counties while Willis showed gains in wet counties, with Cox totaling a net gain of 61 760 and Willis peaking in counties like Cuyahoga and Hamilton amid statewide shifts away from Willis. The piece contends irregularities would not explain Cox’s overall lead and highlights dry counties contributing to Cox’s victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Willis
Cox
Kovertior
Wiltin
Republicana
Cuyahoga
Willie
Cuyahora County
Nkewise
Tarcun County
Andi
Repubicana
Davite
Willa
Willi
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Garber
Ohie
Cenhoeton
Darke
Fairfeld
Licking
Bhelby
Toscarkwis
Auglaize
Monroe
Wine
Anil
Ohio Valley and Tennessee Weather Forecast Summary
Forecast for Ohio Valley and Tennessee shows cooler than normal temperatures early week with a Sunday spike in upper Ohio Valley. Expect gradual warming by mid week then a cooling close to week end. Great Lakes region weather includes possible showers with near normal to below normal temperatures overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Great Lakes
H. Bowtr
Beheat Of B Arrest Leads To Cochrane Charge
Newark detectives Castor and Stofer arrested John Cochrane in the city on Saturday afternoon and took him back to Newark to face grand larceny charges for allegedly stealing two cases of shoes from a Panhandle box car days earlier. Chief Parker acted on Newark’s notice and located Cochrane in the city’s Hazelton area around 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochrane
Bualheon
Newark
Mt Vernon High School Cold Bell Exacts Delay
Due to scarce gin supply the Mt Vernon high school building was too cold on Monday forcing shutdowns and delaying classes. P C Zamer ordered closure until better gun pressure arrived causing schedule irregularities and Christmas vacation extension. First and Fourth ward grades dismissed while Second ward kept class with limited supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon High School
P. C. Zamer
Ig Wellan
Deaths in Fredericktown area claim two lives
W F Hines aged 49 died at home one mile south of Fredericktown after a week long illness from paralysia. Survived by wife two Mrs Ella Wilson and Mrs Anna Haywood. Funeral at Fredericktown Baptist Church Rev H L Chapin officiating. Interment Forest Cemetery. Catherine Ellen Sites 40 died at 228 South Main Street at 9 40 PM after four months illness from heart disease. Survived by parents James and (unreadable) Sites, one son Ward, three brothers Henry George Clarence, three sisters Emmy Alice Mattie. Funeral at AME Church Rev Woodson. Interment Mound View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hines
W. F. Hinan
Fredericktown
Hines
Ella Wilson
Anna Haywood
Fredericktown Baptist Church
H. L. Chapin
Catherine E. Sites
Catherine Ellen Sites
South Main Street
James Sites
Ward
Henry
George
Clarence
Emmy Sites
Alice Smith
Mattie Sites
Columbus
A M, B
Woodson
Terment
Mound View Cemetery
Shotgun Accident Mangles Grasp Leach Left Hand
Grasville Leach of Oak Street accidentally discharged a shotgun while cleaning it Sunday morning. The bullet mangled the left index finger, he was taken to M and I hospital where the wound was dressed. The injury was not serious as the shot was removed and the finger thoroughly cleaned. Also noted are brief visits and travels of local residents including Mrs Guerin, Mrs Gilbert, Philip Brubaker, N J Arubaker, and Mrs Jess with mentions of Hunts and Mansfield Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grasville Leach
Oak Street
Mr. Leach
W. M. Guerin
Columbus
Hunts
Joseph Gilbert
Wooster Avenue
Philip Brubaker
Greer
N. J. Arubaker
East Ohio Avenue
J. P. Jess
Mansfield Road
Thex
Lodge Elections At D K Bigatone Camp In Martinsburg
At a regular meeting of D K Bigatone Camp No 30 Lone of Vi erann Martinsburg officers were elected for the coming year Commander C M Clutter Sr Vice Commander W C Stvern Jr Vice Commander W N Bowman Camp Council James vers Rose Pumphrey A V Rowley Installing Officer William Cullison Delegates to the Division Encampment Dean Priest and James Evers Alternates D S Russell and Carl Van Voorhis Gambier Pocahontas Manka council No 148 D of P Gambier elected Peart eahontan Ransom Prophetess Mrs Charles Suttles Winona Lona Metcalf Powhatan Mrs Eva Cooper Records Besate Metcal Keener of Wampum Winfred Har Trustee Mrs Robert Parker National Union Owl Creek Council No 299 National Union elected President J T Welshymer Vice Pres Mlwood Steffey Speaker Charles Church ExPree D G Stone Secretary C G Hunt Fin Secretary J L Brnning Treasurer B R Parker Chaplain B W Breaco Usher P B H Woostere Surgeon S 12 Dooley Doorkooper D C Stone Trustees D C Stone Frank Wolfe and Charles Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iariineeersa
D. K. Bigatone
Vierann
Martinsburg
C .M. Clutter, Sr
W. C. Stvern, Jr
W. N. Bowman
James Vers
Rose Pumphrey
A. V. Rowley
William Cullison
Dean Priest
James Evers
Russell
Carl van Voorhis
Gambier Pocahontas Manka Council
D. of P
Gambier
Pearteahontan
National Union
Owl Creek Council
J.T. Welshymer
Mlwood Steffey
Charles Church
D. G. Stone
C. G. Hunt Fin
J. L. Brnning
B. R. Parker
B. W. Breaco
Usher
P. BH. Woostere
Dooley
Doorkooper
D. C. Stone
Trustoas
Frank Wolfe
Rehart Transferred to Somerset Agent Position
George A. Rehart of the local B&O branch is transferred to Somerset Ohio as ticket and freight agent with higher pay and no Sunday work. Though here only months, he is praised for courtesy and affability. B. V. Price of Newark serves as temporary clerk. Mrs. Louise Biernes of Ridgewood Avenue had a successful operation at M. & B. Hospital Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Rehart
Somerset, O
Rehart
B.iv Price
Newark
Louise Biernes
Ridgewood Avenue
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Sander
THE
Banner Publishing
Frank Harper Pranidert
Donald H. Harpert
Co. F. Allerding
Tored Poator
Mt. Vernon
Whose County
Onda
Monument Square
Thomas van Voorhis
Hiram Eot
William
Neiriby Weiby
Christos
Friandslip
SOX
OF Gas
Bell
Ib. .S
Hamburg
California
Mancot
Lincoln
Swift Pride
Zeigler’s
R. _W. PITKIN
Odin
Candyland
Somerset
Starrett Machine
Bogardus & Co
Dairies
Elgin
the Licking Creamery Co
Newark, Ohio
Creamery
Bellville
Lexington Creamery
Srothers
Detroit
Aeng
Nyhart Auto Sales Co
Citizens’ Phone
Green
MT. Vernon, Ohio
West High Street
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