Permits To Move Livestock Authorized In Quarantined Areas
After repeated efforts Prosecuting Attorney Cromley secured authority to issue permits for moving livestock into winter quarters when necessary and safe. The rule applies to areas a mile or more from infected districts around Fredericktown. Persons may apply for general permission if outside the ten mile restricted zone. Dr Imes says Knox county stock may be allowed to leave the state within ten days if no new cases arise. Richland county remains under full quarantine delaying northern Knox county releases. The instructions were signed by A. P. Sankles Marion Imes and Paul Fischer.
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Cromley
En Milena
Predericktown
A. P. Sankles
Becadent Agricultural Commission
Marion Imes
Paul , Fischer
Carnes Improves and Returns to Work After Near Drowning
Ernest Carnes twenty two year old man who nearly suffocated Thursday night at the Weaver home on East Pront street when he slept with a window closed and lights on was able to resume work on the Gurds House Friday. He told reporters the only ill effect from the ghastly experience was a severe headache.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Carnes
Harry Weaver
East Pront Street
Batner
Carnes
Marriages and Social Events in Newark and Surroundings
Newark Advocate notes show William C. Dunlap and Mrs. Ezra Vanaradale wed at Rev. Waril’s home on West Locust Street, to reside on a Mt. Vernon area farm. North Liberty hosts an oyster supper for multiple couples. Gambler Red Men hold a large dance with Bricker’s Orchestra. Robert Johnaton hosts a fire wall dinner at Turner's for Meyer Lindorf Co. employees signaling the new Johnaton Walker McCrackin firm. Attendees visit morning pictures after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
William C. Dunlap
Vernon
Ezra Vanaradale
W. D. Waril
Weat Locust Street
Gambler
Bricker
Robert Johnaton
Meyer-Lindorf Co
Turner's
Johnaton- Walker-McCrackin
New City trial witnesses father daughter in murder case
Anna Newnan testified that Cleary admitted paternity on July 22, acknowledging he had helped create the child with his daughter. The emotional hearing paused Cleary’s testimony as the defense prepared. Witnesses described a fraught scene and Anna’s marriage before revealing further events surrounding Eugene Newman’s murder. Emden’s crew captured. British auxiliary cruiser Exford seized by Empress of Japan rowed into ancestry with 40 German sailors.
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New City
Tee
Anna Cleary Newman
William V. Cleary
Eugene Newin
Cleary
Thalr
Haverstraw
Rie
Eugene
Schultz
Ake Wis
Emden
Paris
Ministry of Maring
Ocruieer
Empress of Japan
Exford
Erik
Sydney
Cocos Island
Senate Rejections Hit Wilson Nominations in Kansas City
President Wilson faced a new setback as the Senate rejected W. N. Collins for postmaster in Kansas City by a unanimous vote after objections from Senator Reed. Also nominated for Devils Lake, N D, Marjorie Bloom was rejected previously. recess appointment now in doubt. In Petrograd, Nicholas II convened imperial council at Tsariko-Selo Palace after returning from Transcaucasia.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Viera
W. N. Collins
Kansas City
Committee On Post Offices and Postmasters
Kansas City Post
Reed
Senator Stone
Kenana City
Stirling
Marjorie D. Bloom
Devils, Lake
N. D
Bloom
Czar
Petrograd
Nicholay
Trancaucasia
Imperial Council
Txarpko-Selo Palace
Boukhomlinoff
Go to church day urged in Mt Vernon on Jan 24
Mt Vernon citizens are urged to attend church on Sunday January 24 as part of a go to church day campaign. A committee of the Mt Vernon Ministerial association will organize details and invite all local churches to participate.
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Mt. Vernon
Inet
Mt. Veynon
Death notices for Rodgers and Pani families
Mrs. Fannie A Rodgers and Mrs Leonhart Pahl died within days of each other. Rodgers died at 2:40 PM after illness at age 61 at her home in the Yanger. she leaves husband and son James of Buffalo. Funeral Sunday at 2 PM Miller Brothers chapel North Main. interment Green Lawn, Columbus. Pahl died at 6 AM at 705 East Chestnut Street after dropsy at age 62. survived by his wife and three children. Funeral Monday 8:30 AM at St Vincent de Paul church. interment Calvary cemetery.
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Fannie A. Rodgers
Minnie Rodgers
G. J. Rodgers
The
Yanger
James
Buffalo
Miller Brothers
North Main Street
Green Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Mra
Leonhart Pani
Leonhart Pahl
East Chestnut Street
Nose Woodward
Charles
Alfred
SS Vincent de Paul's Church
Ter
W. Mulhine
Calvary Cemetery
Departure marks patient James Bourne’s discharge at state sanatorium
A touching departure occurred at the State Sanatorium Moiday evening during supper as James Bourne of Dayton leaves after 22 months as a patient. A banner was carried into the dining room and all sang Auld Lang Syne. Bourne gave a brief address praising the institution and its benefits, calling himself a model patient alongside remarks from Dr. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bourne
Dayton
Bourne
Dr. Anderson
Chief of Chicken Handlers and Brother Indicted in NYC
Joe Cohen, head of the chicken handlers at West Washington market, and his brother Jake Cohen were indicted by the grand jury on first degree murder charges in connection with the November 24 death of Barnett Raff. They were each held on $25,000 bail. Complainant Arthur T. Pearson, a Western poultry shippers representative and close associate of Raff, testified.
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New York
Joe Cohen
Weat
Washington Market
Barnett Raff
Jake
Arthur T. Pearson
Western Poultry Shippers
Bast
Local Notes Highlight Gambier Area Holiday Movements
Numerous Gambier residents and visitors are listed traveling for holidays, with students returning from Kenyon College, Wooster University, and Ohio University. Local errands include funerals, family visits, and business trips to Columbus, Newark, Utica, and other nearby towns.
Girl from Timtes School Arrives in Haat City
Mise Carlotta Wolverton of the Go the holidaye with her sparentsTimtes School for Girle arrived In aed Mra J M Wolverton Haat the city this afternoon and will pend her atreat.
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Carlotta Wolverton
Timtes School
Aed
J. M
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Roy Hackett
Clarence Beal
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Ada Boyer
Yiversailleu, Mo
Thedford
Mike
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Enyon
Marty, Hunn
Walter H. Btradae
Vred Cult
Mike Ruth Colvilin
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Mins Wirth Milliur
New Gambier Road
Minnick
Meandon
Hunday
John Taster
Arthur Johnson
Maurics Coe Fallo
Lytle
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Danvie
Ohio
Mildred Aler
Columbia
C. C. Hagin
Colima
James McDonough
B.C. Limbaugh
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Mortimer B. Lytle
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Ft. Wayne
Ind
George Wiener
Utlen
Gus Melick
Utien
Dil
Ravenna
Frank J. Boam
Orrville
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Mya. Walton
Stevens
Guest
Mise Beulah Sterrett
Wooster
Howard
J. A. Merrin
North Gay Street
Doylestown
D. H. McKinney
Nellie Heffner
Clyde
Flora Farquhar
Centerbury
Atlanta
Margaret Beam
Dana Hall
Wellesley
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Ming Bertha Ralston
Walter Hanger
W. M. W. Ralston
Catherine Street
Katherine Bock
Holmesville
Daugbter
Mra. A. R. Dunlap
Hast Burcoxs Street
C. K. Conard
Utlea
Clifford Selby
Heart Traile
Mia
Clark Carpenter
Noah Carpenter
Meamint Township
Amate Horn
Meavant Township
Oncor
Filppo
Bolth Vernon
Meh
Charles Filippo
Navwark
William H. Witte
Newark Priory
Ohio State Life
Eurance Ca
Mtre
Fred Lockwood
Toledo
Mary Lockwood
Thie City
C. G. Cooper
Mite Lolitee
East Gambler Iet
W. A. Ackerniat
Luther A. Stream
Culwine’ Association
Columban
George Stringfelow
Denville
Thomas Higgins
Ming Faye Cline
Albany
Mink Wharton
Larry Ling
Mins Tali Moffit
Athens
Ohio University
Gertrude Lytle
Columbus School For Girls
Miles Louise Cooper
East Gambier Street
G. P. Benson
Monroe Township
Raymond Taugher
Thie
Northwestern University
Loudonville
Billy Plorence Patterson
University of Wisconsin
Witte Palace
Warren Kerrigan
Olive Hutchins
North Ridgeley Street
Pittsburgh
Charles Sapp
East High
Emilton College
Lexington
Margaret
Doolittle
Brym Mawr
Lorey
Lorey’s Drug Store
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Claveland
Cincinnati
Aencres
Canada
Bankstchewasr
Alberta
Europe
Canara
Oni Bunley
Seumigrae
Ottawa
W. S. Nethery
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Malta
Rayo
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