Man Arrests and Jail in South Vernon Assault Case
Sheriff Woolfson answered multiple calls Friday evening. Frank Roberta, at a beer party, struck Dan Orange with a deer bottle, cutting head injuries and was jailed. A second call reported a man intoxicated near the Pittsburgh Plate Glass plant striking his wife. the wife declined arrest and the man promised better behavior. Charles Conkle was bound over to the grand jury on an assault charge after arraignment. Deeds filed and a will of James D. Hines were logged along with several marriage licenses issued in Mt. Vernon and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preach
Sherifef
South Lesey
Frank Roberta
Roberta
Dan Orange
Roberts
Orange
Woolfson
South Vernon
Pittsburgh
Dimas
Conkle
Charles Conkle
Millwood
Squire ‘Harter
Hines
James D. Hines
Pike Township
Bryce
Annis
R. W. Colville
P. A. Ber
Unclear fragment lists local names and townships
Fragmentary OCR snippet lists individuals and townships including Hutton, Clinton, and names like McKee and Van Aman with partial titles, offering little coherent event or action to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
yGlay Townstry
Mlanche
Mina ‘McKee
Hutton Township
Tkay
Metin
Frank Goonard Ring
Nanchinist Helper
Noble Marion van Aman
Clinton Township
T. Allen
Christmas Chorus Delivers Amid Cold Rain in Mt Vernon
A large crowd braved cold wether to hear the Mt. Vernon Festival Chorus sing under the community tree. They performed selections from The Messiah with Hallelujah as the highlight and plan a full render at May festival. Director William Coup led from a box while Helen McNabb and Wthel McKee played piano. Despite weather making singing and piano work hard, the audience showed strong approbation with bursts of applause. Holy Night Silent Night closed the program as a fitting finale.
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Mt. Vernon Festival Chorus
Publc
Dificult “Hallelujah
William Coup
Helen McNabb
Wthel McKee
Man Hurt In Hay Mow Fall At Fredericktown Road Home
J W Rine suffered serious injuries after falling from a hay mow at his Fredericktown road residence. He struck a pole during the fall, hitting his head and shoulders. reports indicate a badly bruised back and minor spine injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rine
Fredericktown Road
Mr. Rine
Obituary notices from a county infirmary region
Multiple local obituaries report deaths of Reece Balles aged 70 at the county infirmary after a week with apoplexy. Mary Susan Richardson of 402 North Harrison Street in Christmas morning. Mary March of 20 Wooster Avenue after tuberculosis. Armor Willett of 801 East Vine Street after five weeks with hardening of the arteries. William Fleming aged 50 near Brandon after cancer of the stomach. Funeral details: times, places, and officiants vary, with family survivors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reece Balles
Reete Balles
Bascinus
Mary Susan Richardson
John Richardson
North
Harrison Street
Richardson
Carlisle
Payton
Mary March
Wooster Avenue
Jeaven
Willam Moxley
Alice Gilbert
Harry
Akron
J. A. Long
Mound View
Armor Elliott
Armor Willett
East
Vine Street
Eliiott
Nashville
Holmen County
Mt. Vernon
Julia Hartman
Elliott
Argater
G. Cooper
Bis
Chester
Angeline Canon
California
B. JH. Whittaker
M. BH. Church
Moundhem
William Flaming
William Fleming
Brandon
Secrets in a Cipher of a Secret Wedding
A narrator recalls living with Jim Hathaway and his secret engagement. Suspecting an affair, the narrator deciphers a cipher from pencil marks in a booklet, leading to a wedding surprise. Jim’s secrecy ends, and the pair exchange roles of confidant and best man amid humor and irony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hathaway
Jim
Tim
Paina
Jimi
Wome
Wirmen
Bing
Perferton
Bia
Christmas Observed Across Mt Vernon Churches and Clubs
Christmas day festivities spread through Mt Vernon with St Pauls Episcopal church choir singing around a community tree and nearby homes. St Vincent de Paul hosted morning services as Knights Templar observed in the Masonic Temple. Elks treated city children to a matinee, dinner, presents, and Santa Claus, followed by a community tree concert and festive dances as business paused for Yuletide cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
James DaWolfe
St. Paul's Church
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
Clin
Pamandery No. 5
Masonic Temple
O'Cock
Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 140
B. P. O. Elks
Elka
White Palace
Warner Miller
Biks
Santa Claus
Milch
Louis Baker
Festival Chorua Association
William Coup
Jorge Growd
Christmas Dance At Clarke Home
A Christmas dance at Mrs. Robert Clarke's North Main Street home drew a merry crowd with new dances enjoyed and a delicious lunch served. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Dinham of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Littin of Pittsburgh, with Dr. and Mrs. Hubert Clarke of Cleveland also present.
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Clarke Home
Robert Clarke
North Main Sheet
George Dinham
Detroit
Mich
Littin
Pittsburgh
Hubert Clarke
Cleveland
Todge Election Bros Court Elects 1915 Officers
The Todge Election Brothers Court at its Friday night meeting on December 26 elected Nobie Weir as Chief Laura McIntire as Past Chief Sarah Headington as Guide Geo Hobbs as Keeper of Inner Gate Brs Hinger as Keeper of Outer Gate and R C Mitchell as Keeper of Tribute After adjournment members dined at the Oskland restaurant with an oyster supper.
Concert by Watermelon Quartette to Play Mt Vernon
Joe Hooker Post 21 of the Grand Army of the Republic has booked the Georgia Mallon quartet, formerly Watermelon Quartette, for a two night Mount Vernon program at the high school auditorium on January 5 and 6. Tickets available from the committee. Each evening offers a full new program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hooker
Grand Army of the Republic
Georgia Mallon Quartette
Watermelon Quartette
Mount Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Mother and child injured in fall at Salvation Army HQ
A mother carrying her baby slipped on the steps at the Salvation Army headquarters Thursday and fell full length. Both suffered bruises but injuries are not serious, with the pair not in grave danger. The incident occurred at West Vine area as witnesses described.
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Mrn
Edward bin
West Vine
Salvation Army
Woman killed as sleigh crashes in Ohio runaway
Zanesville Ohio December 26 Mrs Sarah Orr sixty five of Browneville was killed when her horses bolted the sleigh overturned it and she was thrown against a barber pole in a runaway accident.
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Zanesville, O
Sarah Orr
Browneville
Lost Dog Airedale Segue Color Jam and Black 24 Inches
A fishy fragment notes a lost Airedale dog described as color jam and black, about 24 inches high, with a new collar and blank name plate. A $20 reward is offered for the dog's return to W. H. Clarke in Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdale
W. H. Clarke
Cith Sens
Mt. Vernon
Ohio appoints delegates to national child labor meeting
Governor appoints a slate of Ohio delegates to the eleventh annual national child labor conference in Washington DC on January 6 and 7. Named are Mrs Albert J Hell of Cincinnati representative W B Kilpatrick of Warren Benton B Oppenhalmer of Cincinnati Mrs Edward Ortot Jr of Columbus and Governor W A Greenlund of Cleveland names noted.
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Columbus
Cor
Duleaten
Ohio
Washington
D. C
Albert J. Hell
Cincinnati
W. B. Kilpatrick
Warren
Benton B
Oppenhalmer
Edward Ortot, Jr
Columium
W. A. Greenlund
Cleveland
Lucas county legislator seats contested by petition
Columbus December 24 a petition contesting the Lucas county legislative delegation seats was filed with Clerk John Ceasidy in the house in the name of Samuel R Humphrey of Toledo. Irregularities are charged as part of broader Lucas county challenges to elected officials. All legislators elect from Lucas county are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lucas County
John Ceasidy
Samuel R. Humphrey
Toledo
Not Under the Law Not Under the Law
Columbus reports that county commissioners set the terms and salaries of guality infirmary and children's homes superintendents, not the law, a view Attorney General Hogan communicated to the state civil service commission. Also noted is John T. Foote’s upcoming dog stories in The American Magazine, a second Foote series following Blister Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Guality Infirmary
Children’s ‘Homes
Hogan
State Civil Service Commission
John T. Foote
Mr. Foote
the American
Blister Jones
Cardui a Womanly Tonic Praised in Ipswich Ad
An Ipswich woman, Mrs Henry Boyle, testifies after ten years of illness that Cardui, the woman’s tonic, restored her strength enabling her to stand and work again. The notice promotes Cardui as a general tonic aiding appetite and constitution, claiming over a million women helped in fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipswich
Henry Boyle
Cardus
Cardul
Tal
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James Harding
James Clement
Union
Harry Robertson
Charley Robert
Liberty
Barwin W. Hoogler
Monros Township
Hazel Marie Davis
J. 4. Long
Frank BR. McPeek
Opal Luella Shipley
C. B. Ford
Victor B. Servein
Lillian R- Bunnell
B. EH. Whittaker
William 8. Winslow
Mathiew Spurgeon
Brink Haven
D. A. Morris
William Dale Humbert
Marie Faucett
Brink
J. A. Leogard H. Hen
Jean Wtihar
Howard
J. H. Helm
Helm
Mari B. Conkling
Geneva Fatea
Mt. Libary
J. Roy Leonard
Basle
Berlin Township
Fort
Frederick Hays
Helen Baxter
Mr. Warl Paxter
Knights Templars
Elks
B. Lewis
West Gambler Street
Ociety News
Bange
Carl Critchfald
Bangs
Zack Critchfield
Hervey Smith
Dwight Bell
George Critchfeld
Wagelman
Irye Critchfeld
Dorothy
Russell Waddell
Elizabeth
Jay Keefer
Todge
Williams
Peerless Motor Co
City
Batmor
West High Street
Archie Jackson
Jagkoon
Child Labor
Cardai
A Ton Wan
Chrismas
Daniel Orange
Bowtie Vernon
Sauntey
Ehle
Adare
Cheney & CO
Drugetats
CLA
Martin
and Martin
Springer
Rhodesland
Plymouth Rock
Gambier, O
Nual
China
Woolson
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