Poultry Show Prize Awards Are Complete
The Knox County Poultry association show ended Saturday marking it the most successful in its history. Attendance was large with strong local interest. Secretary Clyde L Brentiinger lists the winners across many breeds led by Anconas Hartman farm Columbus and White Leghorns from Mt Vernon among others.
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Knox Courty Pet Stock & Poultry Association
Mt Vernon
Knox County
Sasociation
Dlisa
Clyde L Brentiinger
Anconas
Hartman Farm
Columbus
Cookerel
Brahamas
Clark
Centerbury
M. S. Riley
Canterbury
G. W. Mason
Mt.Vernon
C. W. Myers
Mt. Vernon
Phaima
W. Kile
Roche
Harry Ransom
Brentlinger
A T
Bulteell
Rowe-comb Rhode Ivi
Roda
Albert Harrington
Maumee
Let
Ira Derger
Lst
Tnd
G. W. Higgins
Ard
Nicholas Mohr
Newark
Robert Champion
W. C. Phillips
Centerburg
Jon Oberholtzer
Poultry Show Winners At Mt Vernon Fair
A Mt Vernon report lists prizes for numerous poultry entries including Pure White Homer Pigeons Joseph Smith and T. Smith extra Plymouth Rock Pigeons and several New Zealand Red ducks. W D Deeley awarded dozen Gay rabbits and Edward Moore received a dozen Thursday night.
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Mt. Verrin
Yel Conk
Spd
Tione
Y ‘Preamer
Columbus
Coltrel
Theodore McMillin
Mt Vernon
McMillin
Mt. Vernon
Binglecomt
Peter Wonger
Cocki
Sockins
Jenee Thizeins
Pullat
Klondiken
Omear Stephens
MI Vernon
Joseph Smith
Plymouth
T. Smith
Deeley
Richie's
Wan
New Zealand
Rufus Doe
A. J. Green
A. &. Murray
Mcfeeley
Vernon
Rufus Reddoe
Dr Williams
Edward Moore
Paul Fry
Paul Forayihe
Court News Roundup From Mt Vernon Court Actions
Court records show Cleveland Stone Co. as a defendant seeking $220.70 for materials in the Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. v City of Mt Vernon suit with attorney Bert C. Evans. Cross petitions filed in Metropolitan Brick Co. v City of Mt Vernon. Judgments by confession arise in Harmon Morrison cases. Deed recorded Mabel Colwill to Ray Scarbrough. Clerk Taylor offers state automobile laws copies.
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Cleveland Stone Co
Metropolitan Paving Brick Co. Ve
Mt Vernon
J. J. Kile
Bert C. Evans
Court Journal
Fredericks
Jacob Trimmer
Conta
Metropolitan Brick Co
City of
Mt. Vernon
Laave
Claveland Stone Co
Harmon
Mabel J. Colwill
Ray G. Scarbrough
Norton
Charities Seek Seasonal Help for Two Families
Mia Dorgan, president of the associated charities, reports many inquiries and offers of assistance for two families noted earlier in The Banner. Clothing, food, fuel and money are still needed to meet daily calls at the association headquarters, with even small donations welcomed. Contributions include five dollars from a friend and from Knox Savings & Loan Anto, two dollars from Max Myers, one dollar from Miss Anna Sperry, among others.
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Mia
Stephen J. Dorgan
Associated Charities
Knox Savings & Loan
Anto
Max Myers
L. B. Houck
Beam
Anna Sperry
Mra. A
Bunn
Births and holiday greetings from local families
A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Alfred Oaks of Booth Vernon A daughter was born Friday morning to Rev and Mrs Thompson of Greer Mr and Mrs Edward Nagel of West Chestnut Street visited St Marys Saturday to spend Christmas with relatives
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Con Wan
Mra
Alfred Oaks
Booth Vernon
Rev
Mra. Thompson
Greer
Edward Nagel
West Chestnut Street
St. Mary's
Mt Zion Lodge to Install Officers in Public Ceremony
Mt Zion lodge No 9 F and A M will install officers Wednesday evening Dec 27 with public ceremonies and a social hour to follow in the temple. The program featuresInvocation by Rev W J Hull address of welcome by Worshipful Master J W Jones and installation by Grand Officer Lewis P Bchaus with Miss Gertrude Fleming as soloist and Agnes Abrendt on piano. Public admission for non Masons. Mrs C Rowe visits Milleraburg. others spend Christmas in Cleveland.
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Mt. Zionlodge
St. John the Evangelist
Secletion—Orchestra
Curt H. Meltzer
W. J. Hull
Gertrude Fleming
J. W. Jones
Lewis P. Bchaus
Ohio
Ohio F. & A. M, Installing Officer. W. Bro, Clinton N. Williams
MacDowell
Agnes Abrendt
Jewel
Bro
L.tate Cromsey
W. Bro
J. W. Jonas
Temple
Mt. Zion Lodge
Reunion Committees Named For Clinton Commandery Event
Eminent Commander George J. Beoney announces the reunion committee for Clinton Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars. The January-February reunion will feature subcommittees for music banquet decorations and invitation management with named Sirs and officers, including Samuel H. Peterman as recorder.
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Clinton Commandery
Knights Templars
George J. Beoney
F. O. Levering
J. ©. Devin
William
Grant
Wiliam M. Coup
Banquet
Sire
M. Greer
Charles H. Ayers
Gail
Harry G. Phillips
David B. Tuttle
A.B. Rawlinson
Rawlinson
C. N. Williams
William H. Clarks
Donald H. Harper
L. J. Duke
Leroy G. Mayer
C. ©. Tams
R J
Samuel H. Peterman
William Dyer
Dividend Declared At Ohio Grease Company Meeting
W P Beardsley and A Fisher of Canton and W A Wander of Mt Vernon attended the regular monthly directors meeting of the Ohio Grease company in Loudonville. Among other business, a dividend of three percent was declared on the company’s common stock.
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Loudonville
W. P. Beardsley
A. Fisher
Canton
W. A. Wander
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Grease Company
Death of James P. Kelley at Mt. Vernon Hospital
James Kelley aged 47 died Saturday morning at Mt. Vernon hospital from accidental bichloride mercury. Survived by a wife and five children in the city Myre Catherine Chambers William Lawrence Mary Alice Hobart, and five brothers Thoralt Martin Akron John Columbur Matthew Chicago Macin Lorain, plus mother Mrs. Mary Kelley and sister Mrs. Mary A. Ketley.
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James P. Kelley
James Kelley
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Kelley
Myre
Catherine Chambers
William
Lawrence
Mary Alice
Hobart
Aleo Je
Thoralt
Martin
Akron
John
Columbur
Matthew
Chicago
Macin
Lorain
Mary Kelley
Mary A. Ketley
German consul reveals secret war fund details
In San Francisco on December 23 the German Consul General Frank Bopp testified in a U S district court regarding wartime activities aimed at thwarting U S neutrality. He confirmed a secret consulate war fund exceeding $100,000, raised outside Washington, used to buy rubber and nickel for Germany and shipped through neutral countries.
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San Francisco
Frau Olich
United States District Court
Gertate
Frank Bopp
England
Bopp
Washington
Jovi Preston
United States
Ant Bopp
Germany
Preston
Dee
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Rumor of Profits From Conflicting Peace Notes Inquiry
Washington reports a house resolution introduced by Representative Wood of Indiana calls for a five member committee to investigate whether anyone connected to the administration or government profited from fluctuations in the market caused by conflicting interpretations of the president’s note to foreign powers. The inquiry seeks a report on potential direct or indirect gains.
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Washington
State Department
House
Representative Wood
Indiana
United States
Tre Dent
Early Reply Not Expected in Europe War Notes
Washington December note on peace proposals drew European and neutral reactions. Cabinet members read London and Berlin comment with deep interest as Secretary Lansing's statements were telegraphed abroad to avoid misinterpretation. Diplomats abroad prepared to present the president's position accurately amid hopes for improved U S German relations and careful handling of allied scrutiny.
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Germany
England
Lansing
Washington
Europe
Wilson
London
Teutonic Allie
Central Alline
United States
Berlin
Entente
Presa
Inotheee
Norpa
Thousands Idle As Broakenville Manufacturers Conserve Gas
The gas shortage cripples thirty industrial plants over ten days, leaving thousands of workers unemployed. Chamber of commerce appeals to private consumers to curb usage to restore pressure for mills and factories. Domestic supply rationing begins until the crisis eases. Paris reports German submarine sinking near Nantes.
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Broakenville
Stoubenville
Chamber of Commerce
Milla
Piatelet
Ohio Happenings Kraut Aids Longevity
Lancaster reports sketchy notes on local life and aging, highlighting a centenarian tale of Mee Anna Miler who reportedly celebrated her hundredth birthday with mint and greetings, amid a broader roundup of Ohio events and obituaries across Lancaster and nearby towns.
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Lancaster
Thary
Anna Miler
Datichin
Grentereet
Bank cashier ends life amid financial probe in Bowling Green
A. B. Vamp, national bank examiner of Toledo, investigates First National Bank of Bowling Green. Cashier Burt C. Harding, 46, killed himself with carbolic acid and chloroform at the Elks club rooms amid revelations of large life insurance and real estate holdings. Harding had twice served as Wood County auditor and led the State Auditors association.
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Bowling Green Bank
Bowling Green, C
First Nationalt
A. B. Vamp
Nationa Basalt Examiner
Toledo
Burt C. Harding
The
Elks
Rooma
Harding
Northwestern Cale
Wood County
State Auditors’ Association
Rudy W. Archer
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Milleraburg
A. J. Patterson
Cleveland
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Pee Hee
Bok Bee
Willian McBroom
Attrok Til
Peatlyes
Think Move
Ubout
Paris
Nantes
Younmstown
Wort
Deventy
Clearine 9
Enow Jamee
Solon
Grand
Chia Producers’ Association
Cleveland Distributors
Dayton
Harry Magar Niner
Elit Finance Department
Common Pleas Court
Wehrle Company
Wets
Sandusky
Parkinm
Erie County
Ohio Soldiers and Sailors
Bellefontaine
William Stee
Pranktin
Christ
Max
Willis
Scioto County
Portsmouth
T. W. Watkine
Eigct
Commismenar
Highway Department
Ifa
Palumonia
Pune
Tex
J. Eisenhour
Penneyvania
Eiisabethtown
M. HiMott
E. Righth
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