Realty Co Seeks Mt Vernon Factory Plant for American Cigar Co
A proposed realty firm plans to purchase the Kelser property on Went Vine Street for a 50 to 500 worker cigarmaking plant by the American Cigar Co. The project would use the Keiser building with $4,000 in improvements, offering an 8,000 dollar site price and an expected three year operation with possible extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelser
Vine Street
Chamber of Commerce
American Cigar Co
Mt. Vernon
Leroy G. Mayer
Birla
Siria
Keiser
A. J. Darrah
United States
Ohio
Mansfield
Cleveland
Dayton
Weise
Mt Vernon
Kelner
Charles F. Colville
Esay
Marcus H. Rosenthal
Swisher Cigar
Rosenthall
R. G. Ringwall
A. A. Dowds
J. 8. McCrackin
Frank L. Beam
Darrah
Duraton
Pedt
Teetonemnt Readies 22 000 Goal Despite Weather
The event aimed for 22 000 with 2 000 already subscribed after Tuesday. Weather kept attendance light but interest remained, and chamber of commerce members back a bold push to realize the remaining balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commeron
Noon Luncheon Endorses City Cigar Plant Proposition
At a chamber of commerce noon luncheon a unanimous vote endorsed securing a branch plant of the American Cigar Co. for the city. A realty company will be formed to push the project with subscriptions sought from members. Speakers reviewed the investment, the Swisher Co. departure, and the Kelser property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cigar Co
Chamber of Commerce
Ralph ©. Ringwalt
Darrah
McCrackin
Swisher Co
William A. Ackerman
Charles F. Colville
Kelser
Mt. Vernon Telephone sees record December 23 call volume
The Mt. Vernon Telephone Co reports 31 638 calls in 15 hours on December 23 from 6 am to 9 pm with an average of 264 calls per operator per hour and a peak of 568 calls by a single operator between 9 and 10 am. Delays stem from subscribers insisting on depot connections and other complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. ©. Arnold
Waa
Mind and Blanks Mark Mansfield Poisoning Case Victim
Mollie Brokaw near victim in Mansfield poisoning case remains numb as police continue probing. Her stepdaughter was laid to rest Wednesday amid the investigation and community concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Brokaw
Mansfield
Christmas at the Home Aides Orphans With Gifts
The Xenia Ohio Christmas event at the Ohio Soldiers Home featured a cantata by 75 pupils led by Edna A Whitney and Mary Nagle. At dawn 32 choristers toured the home singing Peace On Earth Good Will. A six hundred fifty child breakfast followed with a star display, celebrating veterans and a long-standing home for soldiers' orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xenia, O
Banner
Wilwon
Firat Christina
Edna A. Whitney
Mary Nagle
Reece Battles
Ohio
Grand Army
W. BR. C
Bona of Veterana
Charity Christmas Giving by Springfield Ladies Aid
A Springfield group organized a Christmas gift drive for girls at cottages run by the Soldiers and Sailors organization. The note praises donors and lists furnishings, toys, clothing, periodicals, and a Christmas dinner with roast turkey and sides. Cols Albert Kern Q B D Mower and others attended with board members to oversee the event.
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Digene Marchal
Ballers
Madi
Sinee
Springfield
Helen Patton
Albert Kern
Col
Q. BD. Mower
Captain Frager
Iain Sal Garver
Board of Trustees
Col. Rowlolds
Cleveland
Kimbrough
Iatron
Hunt
Christmas visitors fill Gambier with holiday greetings
Mr and Mrs A F Houck and others from Mr Vernon spend several days in Gambier. Residents and guests from Cleveland Akron Columbus Newark and Chicago visit for Christmas and holidays. Prof Motagar and Mrs Weat host a five table podro party with refreshments later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Houck
Vernon
K. G. Welker
Miia Alice
AJ. Thompson Ad
Brinkteven
Clifford Brenttinger
Dadetter
Herbert Ayers
Mt. Vernon
Albert Wright
Cleveland
Wilfred Perry
St. Louis
Royal Dial
Newark
Mrs. Sparrow
Columbus
Mis
Alice Blue
Shelby
Frederick White
Lakewood
Harry Maier
Clarence Underwood
Juf Painesville
A. C. D. Motagar
Winifred. Farquhar
Akron
C. B. Jackson
Banga
Ringwalt Pleads Guilty in Assault Case in City
Theodore Ringwalt pleaded guilty Wednesday morning to assault and battery charged by William Hissong and was fined ten dollars and costs by Mayor A B Mitchet. Reports say Ringwalt beat Curtis Hinton, age twelve, for separating a dispute, on Tuesday evening, near the Hinton residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Ringwalt
Paitty
Wiliam Hissong
A. B Mitchet
Ringwalt
Curtis
William Hinton
Audubon says reuse trees as bird feeding stations
The National Audubon Society recommends discarding Christmas trees as bird feeding stations. Dr Swopé advises placing the tree in a sheltered spot near a window and preparing a mixture of beef suet, coconut meat, peanuts, millet, and hemp seed to melt and spread on the branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Audubon Society
Swopé
How to Prevent Croup in a Child
Advice for parents of children prone to croup. Recognize early signs of hoarseness and take prompt action. Consider Chamomile based remedies and cough preparations to ward off attacks and reduce danger and anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champerlain
Christmas Day Shooting In West Vernon Hospital Report
Mt Vernon hospital reports on Christmas Day indicate Westernary Lott 4 Hatlan recovering well after surgery to repair punctured intestines. He was shot by his wife with a .22 rifle after a backyard target session, with officials probing whether the incident was accidental. The narrative includes multiple named locals and witnesses cited in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon
Hatlan
West Vernon
Pitottie
Unclaimed Mail List Includes Local Residents Names
Unclaimed mail list names several residents including Avant James Benand Bricker Bert Bricker D A Bricker D C Brophy Frank Brown Laura Buckmaster W J Burton Mrs Emma Chapman Mra D Chase G B Clarkson Mra George Cochran Miss Gertrude without delivery addresses or further details. The notice records items returned to sender and persons awaiting mail at the local post office.
West Boum No 63 No 4 Item Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads as local notice with numbered item and brief reference to district numbering. No clear names, dates, or actions are legible. The readable portion suggests a public or legal notice fragment tied to a cataloged item or entry.
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A Realty CO
Coll Gi. Hunt
Iarta
Knox County Savings Bank
Westside Public Square
Twemer
Gambier News
Knox
Lad
Mille Rom
Inute N
Alite
Mite
Bindenabure
Hey
J. A
Blackburn Mays
Rosy Blackburn
Mijas Gravelma Hays
Martinebure
William J da Hadway
Allen
Clyde Hunter
Mies Mary
Cuppinger
W. A. Clemmer
Presbyterian Church
Merv. George Hunter
Brandon
George Clippinizer
Martinsburg Road
Elliott Benson
Charles W. Benson
Manafisid
Mabel Pauline Benson
John Rosh Elton
T Allen
Wooster
Jo Broom
Pleasant To
Clarance McFarland
M. E. Parsonage
Foster Anderson
Pleasant Township
Biride Broom
Henry McFarland
Glenn Road
Charles Pippa
Pleasant Townshypane
MacDowell Club
Edward MacDowell Club
Mra
Nelile McFadden
South Cay Street
McFadden
Hilaadeth Devin
Miriam Stineiuatf
Arguets Greer
Dan Houck
Ruspell Eastman
Kenneth M. Harper
Joseph Sellora
Harold Abrendt
Misvea Harriet Kinley
Urbana
Dorothy Wilkinson
Marian Gugler
Marjorie H Mursthal
Eva Miller
Mise Slingtuft
Misa Wilkinson
Misa Miller
Mr. Abrendt
Pepe Eere
Hallan
Ven Heel
Bam Goon
Sadie LaNeave
B. W. Lower
Roy Martin
Harry
Morrison
W. J
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
West Boum
MD Necasresenenres
Ei Ice Eee
East Boun
Pennsylvania Lines
Hart
Hores
Lake Shore Dairy
Lako
Purina Dairy
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