Fredericktown and Centerburg Coal Company Sued
A damaged text item reports a legal action involving Fredericktown and Centerburg Coal Company. The fragment mentions a nailer, avvicory, and injuries with unclear details amid garbled OCR.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1917
Page
6
A damaged text item reports a legal action involving Fredericktown and Centerburg Coal Company. The fragment mentions a nailer, avvicory, and injuries with unclear details amid garbled OCR.
An unclear wartime note references Ensign A. E. Morton sailing for France from Loe ele street with a dispatch about naval duty and the journey. The fragment mentions Morton with other names and hints at charges and duties of the Navy during the period.
Community notes from Wayne include a variety of social and civic items. Mentions of local meetings at St Josephs Hospital and a Jefferson County event schedule highlight ongoing town affairs and upcoming programs.
A probate record shows assets appraised at 402.08 in estate values. Included are notes of deeds filed and confirmations by the surrogate and officials named Walter Doin and Willie Mek Wuuster among others.
A fragmented notice seeks a guardian for an alleged imbecile. The garbled text mentions names and locations including Hull, Dorothy Agnew, and Mrodertol town, with unclear dates and parties involved, reflecting a historical probate style.
Fragmentary notice details a Camp Sheridan special leaving with a coach and many named attendees or relatives, showing a chaotic roster of individuals and locations. The disjointed text mentions 12 o'clock timing and various names such as Vernon and Mrs. Joseph P, Worker, plus multiple others across mills and towns.
A Northside resident argued with a Red Cross canvasser claiming membership in the organization, saying they would not join and angrily demanding the return of an alleged item. The exchange was described as a penitentiary offense to claim membership unlawfully.
A garbled report notes U S authorities calling for lowering wheat content to 40 pounds per barrel of flour. The text also hints at government aims to shift production toward other goods deemed more essential.
President Charles Siaty View Pres Sambez Senate Secretary Harry We Brith Treasurer Cinthe Deane Recorder A G Whrwhlle Union Grange Master John Barlywine Overseer Christian Dudgeon Lecturer Myrtle Harris Broward Joseph Hdl Aast Steward Alva Harri Chaplain Pare Donwhey Wrenker Sarnne berets Secretary Gree Dudgeon Gatekeeper Davies Rottins Cores Emma th Pomona Letie Davis Flor Julia Mee Sandy Aswt Steward Wuth Dude con
Questionnaires are sent to the local exemption board for rapid classification. Named registrants appear in the class lists with divisions and multiple names such as Homer Teesdale George Zellers Roscoe Mowers Noel Heal and Clyde Robinson.
Report from Camp Shevidin notes Lieut. Woodward transfers to Ki Battery while Lieut. Hosback moves to the signal corps. Howard Laver relays the update during a visitor visit, detailing the unit changes among artillery companies.
A Friday night assembly of Kinsman No 76 Ro & SM featured Jewels presented to six past thrice illustrious masters. Recipients were Robert M. Greer Tanner M. Aflen Harry F Shipley Willan H Clarke William I. Sanderson and William Dyer. The presentation speech was by Prank C Lovering Master.
The Caisson Club sends Christmas greetings to Knox County soldiers and the County Agricultural Society plans a December 29 election of directors. Ten directors will serve three years and two will serve two years with voting at the Secretary Howard Gates office Saturday December 2 from 1 to 4 PM.
Postmaster Harper announces a Sunday window from 9 to 1 to receive parcels. The service aims to economize and avoid mail delivery at the stamp window. Public is urged to use the specified hours and not request street-mail delivery.
Knox county ships 25 boxes of candy to Chillicothe as a gift from Mrs. Clark Benoy's Class of the Baytiat Sunday school.
Brandon Miss Grace Norrick of Cleveland will spend holidays with relatives in Fredericktown. The Brandon M and Sunday school reported a parcel post sale and supper that raised 27 dollars to be placed in an orphans fund.
Mt. Vernon Tele phone Co reports operators using the Red Cross call plan to explain the work and solicit memberships. Gambier and nearby towns show strong results with a notable case of a caller securing 40 members for one woman, reaching people unlikely to respond otherwise.
Bladensburg residents present a local talent play titled Safety Piva on December 29 to raise funds for the Bladensburg branch of the Knox County Red Cross chapter. The event aims to support Red Cross relief efforts with a community entertainment program.
A turkey missing from a Thursday delivery was recovered by A E Rawlinson Jr. He located the 22nd gobbler in front of OM Bwatt's residence on Mugsh Street. The recovered bird returned to the seller.
Cullison of Castle joins the Pennsylvan ia line between Cleveland and Mt Vernon as a railway mail clerk. He has proceeded to Cleveland to begin duties amid the holiday rush, following his brother Bart Cullison of this area.
Lawrence Bricker, a first selection bound for Camp Sherman, has received discharge papers and is home. He was found physically unfit. The note mentions a wii for at Wednesday the day before discharge.
Delivery of Chilabnis packages arranged for Sunday by extra carriers. The new schedule aims to ease congestion at the post office, with deliveries starting at 7:30 a.m. and continuing throughout the day to reach recipients as soon as parcels arrive.
An Elk city sign advertising Elk Electric was dimmed to conserve power as state authorities urged energy saving measures during wartime. The move aimed to reduce electricity use while wartime demands strained supplies.
Today’s standing shows team Mim ASP Buntos MP and numerous names including Mrs. George Keys Mrs. Mila Grint Mie Rosenthal and Frank Harper. Figures list total to date and note missing members for the drive led by Mrs. Ao DL Binns and G Weaver amid college ties and local volunteers.
Mrs Mary J Skeen of Mast Heasall Street reports the death of her niece Miss Horie Borie of Mexia from inhalation fumes. The accidental death occurred Saturday after exposure to toxic gas during an unspecified event.
Four year old Wayne Chaya wandered from his father on the street and entered Hunt Burns office where he was found safe by his father Mrs. Sidney Sagespon Peidas in Games.
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