Two Arrests On Larceny Charge In Fredericktown Case
Huon Kirby and Vera Trowbridge of Fredericktown were arrested by Sheriff H. Lytle after a Friday night home invasion at Miss Florence Trowbridge’s residence. Fifty dollars were stolen as the house was ransacked, with Vera allegedly confessing to planning the burglary with Kirby. They were arraigned on larceny charges, waived exam, and bound over to the grand jury with bonds of two hundred dollars.
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Huon Kirby
Vera Trowbridge
Fredericktown
H. Lytle
Mins Trowbridge
Miss Florence Trowbridge
Marshal Jones
Sherif Lyte
Bunn Kirby
Mita Trowbridge
Kirby
Trowbridge
Harter
Bath
Disjointed Names and Notices From Mt Vernon Area
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Corinle and Hoffman in Mt Vernon, with mentions of Rev We and McNab, a sheriff Lytle, and a Knox county discharge paper filed for record. Items reference transfers, property, and military discharge documents among local figures.
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MM Corinle
ML Vernon
Shilelda
Chativnit
Nugent
Tiemer
Mt. Vorsom
Loli
U. 6
James Adame
Knox County
Corder
Two of a Kind—Garfield Snow and A G Snow Story
In Mount Vernon a humorous Observer item recounts Garfield Snow of Mount Vernon resembling and mimicking A G Snow, the Annte registrar of automobiles. Garfield visits Paulding, Shaves, and a barber mistakes him for his twin, leading to a comic charge and a quick identity reveal.
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Columbus
Monilay
Garfield Snow
Mt Vernon
A. G. Snow
Annte
Grant
Vernon
Garfield
Garfold
Paulding
Tor
Vernon Snow
Snow
Mrs Cochran Called By Death In This City
Mrs E Ella M Cochran aged 75 died at her daughter Mrs L M Strangs home 110 West Gambler street in the evening after a nine week illness. She is survived by children Mrs Bessie Bell CE Cochran and Harry Cochran all of this city, ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the First Baptist church and the Women's Relief Corps. Funeral services will be held at the Strang home Wednesday at 2 oclock with Rev S J Cleeland officiating. Burial will be in Mound View cemetery.
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Ella M. Cochran
L. M. Strang
West Gambler Street
Henles
Strang
Bessie Bell
CE. Cochran
Harry Cochran
Cochran
Pirst Baptist Church
Martinsburg High Plays Centerburg Games Friday Night
Martinsburg boys beat Centerburg 11 to 8 while the Martinsburg girls lost to Fredericktown 7 to 4. Both games were well played.
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Martinsburg High School
Centerburg
Martinsburg
Fredericktown
Joyous Holiday in Mt. Vernon as Santa Delights Homes
Christmas scenes in Mt. Vernon reflect widespread joy and mild weather. Community groups including Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars Elks and various churches held festive observances, dinners, and services. Donations totaled 23.60 to an ex-service man and baskets distributed by Elks. Churches reported midnight masses and sermons celebrating the season with music and pageants.
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Smiley
Mt. Vernon Deople
Santa Claus
Clinton Commandery No
Knights Templars
Ohio State
Home For
Christmas Views and Salvation Army Aid in Mt Vernon
A Christmas program at the Mt. Vernon church led by Rev Hugh Wayt featured beautified interiors and joyful services. The Salvation Army under Capt Winterbottom aided the poor with clothing and goods, while preparations for a Poor Children's entertainment were announced. Y M C A memberships were distributed to youths, with D. M. Spence noting allocations among seniors juniors and cadets.
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Af Christ
Jmipit
Hov
Hugh Wayt
Zanenvill
Ehotr
Lovening
Mt. Vernon
Salvation Army
Noy Winterlatiomara
Hie
Apaintante
Mourtenn Taskein
Winterbottom
Salvation Army Hall
D. M. Spence
Legion Members to Hold Meeting at Chamber of Commerce
Special arrangements have been completed for an important meeting of the Dana Stone Dr post American Legion to occur this evening at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. This will probably be the last meeting in the rooms as plans are laid for new club rooms. Paul Smithbisler past commander will present an address. Commander Albert Levault will discuss aonders compensation and plans for next year's work. Executives are especially invited to attend.
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Dana, Stone Dr. Post
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Opening of the Winter Term at Oberlin Business College
The Oberlin Business College closes its fall term last Tuesday and will open the winter term on January 4, 2022. New classes will be formed to expand branches and attract new students. The school has trained thousands of students and was the first business college in Ohio listed on the Recognized List by the state school department, now regarded as a leading institution in its field.
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Oberlin Business College
Jan
Ias
Business
Ohio
State School Department
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Blair
Knox County Common Pleas Court
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Robert C. Kirk Jr
Desauit A. Kirk
Robert C. Kirk
James W. Jones
Thomas Jones
A. Sreinmetz
Richard Stelemate
Howard Stinemota
J. W. Longtaliow
Wiliam Vernon
Suretica
James Adams
Howard Township
Alwilda Parker
Harrison Township
French A. Gilmore
Howard
Winfred W. Dorsey
Evalyn Gatton
J. Cleeland
Hunter Bush
Mansfold
Mary L. Shaffer
A. D. Mink
Harry Bathiclk
Angel
B.A. Lytle
Sherif
Vernon Man
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Knox County Savings Bank
Public Square
MIT
Vernon Hag
Elks
B. H. Lytle
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
William M. Coup
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
L. W. Mulhane
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Shields
Gay St. M. E
Congregational Church
David Pike
Methodist Prosestant Church
D. OC. Coburn
Legion
D.C. Stone, Jr
Knox Savings & Loan Association
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South Main Gt. Cit
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