Young Mt Vernon student killed in Wooster road sled crash
A sled crash on the Wooster road near Mt Vernon College left William Coleman dead at 9 45 PM. Four other Mt Vernon students, Georges Brassington Howard Donnelly Elizabeth Hart and Josephine Smith, were injured with head and facial wounds rib and lung injuries and ankle sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coleman
Georges Brassington
Howard Donnelly
Mt. Vernon
W. L. Pinher
Braunton’ Deeley
Coleman
Consciouness
Chappelear & Company
Wooster Round
Mt. Vernon College
C. K. Conard
George Brassington
Elizabeth Uerr
Josephine Smith
Painful accident injures Liberty township farmer
Baldwin of Liberty township sustained a serious injury on Tuesday while cutting trees when a heavy branch struck his left side, fracturing a rib and tearing ligaments in his left leg. Dr. W. W. Pennell treated the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowley
Baldwin
Liberty Township
W. W. Pennell
Gas Well Driller Hurt At Derrick Mouth
Charles Cane a local gas well driller suffered painful injuries while at a city well mouth around five o'clock yesterday afternoon. His clothing became caught between two wheels linked to the derrick ropes, wrenching his back before he could free himself. He received surgical care at Dr V L Kisher’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cane
Mr. Cane
V. L. Kisher
Serious Coasting Accident Injures Bladensburg Youth
Master George Melick of Bladensburg was seriously injured while coasting on a steep village sidewalk. A sled collision with a telephone pole and subsequent pileups left him unconscious but later conscious after being aided by a neighbor. Dr. Pennell of Mt Vernon treated internal injuries with no broken bones reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Wooster
Hiawatha Park
Rowland & Company
Chappelear & Company
Melick
W. W. Pennell
Mt Vernon
Knox Building & Loan offers 4% savings start now
Begin now to save with Knox Building & Loan Co. All funds received before the January flat date will earn 4 percent interest from that day. No investment is safer than our 4 percent certificate of deposit on first mortgage Knox County real estate. Put your money in now for best terms. Colville secretary G F Colville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Knox Building & Loan Co
Colville
Bec'y
Officers Elected At Farmers Institute Chesterville Dec 28
At the Farmers Institute held here last Friday and Saturday the following officers were elected President T B Lanning Vice President John Nonner Secretary Paul Markley Treasurer A H Meredith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterville
Farmers’ Institute
T. B. Lanning
John Nonner
Paul Markley
A. H. Meredith
Buckeye State Building and Loan ad highlights safety
A Columbus Ohio advertisement for 5 per cent Certificates of Deposit from Buckeye State Building and Loan Company emphasizes safety and desirability. It notes first mortgages on Columbus homes worth over seventeen million dollars and a large reserve fund, with assets over 4.3 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbua Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
Court House Notes and Final Accounts and Mileages
Court notes show final account filed by Henry W. Rice as administrator of Samuel F. Russell with receipts and disbursements totaling 196 063. Second portion lists John W. Litzenhum as executor of Harvey Chrisman with a partial account reflecting 1 562 16 received and 445 63 paid, balance 1 116 63. Marriage licenses issued for James B. Smith and Alice Sitex, both colored, and Clarence W. Lane with Stella M. Nash. Deeds filed include Daniel L. Zelaloft to W. McCullough for lot 27 Hibbetts add Mt J, Hyatt et al to J. J. Hyatt et al parts 62-63 Mt Vernon, and other parcels with values noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Rice
Samuel F. Russell
John W. Litzenhum
Harvey
Chrisman
Mariage
James B. Smith
Isborer
Parkersburg
W. Va
Alice Sitex
Mt. Vernon
Rev
J. M. Tate
Clarence W. Lane
Laborer
Condit
Stella M. Nash
Centerbury
Daniel L. Zelaloft
W. ©. McCullough
J. Blochers
Mt. J
Horse Runs Wild After Barking Dog Near Vradertektown
A runaway horse damaged a buggy on Twesday evening near Vradertektown when frightened by a barking dog. Mr George Howell, returning home, kept the horse steady, stopping after about a quarter mile with no injuries reported.
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Pradertektown
George Howell
Vradertektown
Howell
Birth Announcement and Catarrh Cure Ad
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fill on Christmas morning. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio address for F J Cheney & Co. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Harry Fill
Thia
Hall
Boeing
Adrieas
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Wreck near Zanesville injures Newark man in Bridgeville crash
Reports from Bridgeville five miles west of Zanesville detail a wreck on the B. and O. line injuring Joseph Tallett of Newark and seriously wounding three trainmen. The item also lists local notices and advertisements including remedies, rentals, and arrivals in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanneville
Joseph Tallett
Newark
Bridgeville
Here
City guests and visitors listed in busy social notes
A long list of residents and visitors from Columbus Akron Zanesville and Mt Vernon spent time in the city or traveled to attend family events business matters or holidays. Names include George Mitehall Ide Wolf Belle Belt Arnold Rust T J Woodhaa Mattie Martin Violet Miller G D Arndt F F Hull William G Binck John Stahl and many others. (Hartford City Times Gazet e)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mitehall
Columbaa
Ide Wolf
Zanceville
Yink
Belle Belt
Democracy
Wna
Vielter
Arnold Rust
Mateng
Columban
T. J. Woodhaa
Columbus
John Stahl
Outler
Ohio
GC. A. Overholt
Middlepol Otto
Mt Vernon
Mattie Martin
Ankenytown
Cousty
Violet Miller
West Curtin Street
F. F. Hull
Oaksville
Boxtenn
William G. Binck
Columbia
Edgar Randle
Thoman Weir
Hurd A. Casall
Cincinnati
Josaph Wenger
GD. Arndt
Busi Neon
Foreman Worthing
Kenton
James A. Kelley
Elizabeth
Toledo
A. G. Williams
Alec Chrisos
Utlea
C. Barnes
Cambridge
North Main Street
Olua Williams
St. Marys
Roy
A. B. Wiliams
Edward Bunn
Chicago
George W. Bunn
Daniel Crankilton
Butler
Butler Spent Christmas With Mrs. Crunkilton
C. O. Miller
LR. Carhart
Marla
Bessie
Hudson
Orville Weir
Mansfield
Thomas Weir
East Pleasant Street
B. Hammond
Millwood
William Woodford
Beater
Nellie
Albany
Willian Woodford
Coshocton Avenue
J. C. Scott
Xenia
G. A. R. and
W.R. Co
J. C. Kelley
East Main Street
Arthur Kelley
Charles Bugh
Henry Douglas
Roll
George Baker
Pittsburg
Otto Hendley
Mt. Vernon
Hartford City Times-Gazette
Lancaster man struck by freight on Hocking Valley tracks
George French, 65, was picking up coal along the Hocking Valley railway tracks in Lancaster Ohio when a southbound freight struck him. His ribs were broken and he was severely injured about the head. He died soon after. He leaves a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hocking Valley
George French
Hils Riba
Christman Gatherings and Local Events Reported
Families spent holidays with relatives across Mt Vernon and nearby towns. Notable items include Joseph Hall and Maggie McCay wedding in Mt Vernon, Christman dinners at Pike and Berlin, and a funeral for little Alice Hines at Forest Cemetery, Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cutuaw
Frank Kyrie
Shelby
Erwin Oberbultner
Mr. Vernon
Sue Grant
Cleveand
Tease Robinson
Pike
Berlin
Joseph Hall
Maggie McCay
Mt. Vernon
W. B. Shipley
Christman
Welker
Ankenytown
Pennel
Vernon
Little Alice Hines
Burin
Auvesl
Forest Cemetery
Fredericktown
Local residents and guests visit in Mt Vernon area
Mr Pan Lewis returned from Alexandria to stay until spring. Clyde Lauderbaugh came home from Denver for health. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mitchell stayed with GC B McManus at Mr Vernon. Mrs Chas Larimore visited W H Mitchell. Bishop and Chatham guests at Munson home. Chas Twining of Granville visited Frank Chrisman who is ill. Callan Carver went to Mansfield for rheumatism treatment. C Jackson went to Newark. Earl White and wife visit relatives near Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lockwood
Alice
Niles
Ohio
James Stinemets
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Gertrude
Mary Sprague
Sparta
Magallion
Mra D. Dexter
North Norton Street
Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Ganitarium
Stronm & Rimer
Pan
Lewis
Alexandria
Antil
Clyde Lauderbaugh
Denver
Colo
Lawrence Mitchell
GC. B. McManus
Vernon
Chas, Larimore
Frank Munson
Chas. Twining
Granville
Frank Chrisman
Callan Carver
Mansfield
C. Jackson
Newark
Earl White
Photographer’s novel charity anecdote in New York
A New York amateur photographer offers to take pictures for the poor using a hand camera and inherited plates. He gives two prints, one to keep and one to send home, noting thousands of impoverished families never had a portrait. Many refuse, wary of a trap as preadential messages flood the press and ads urging voting.
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New York
East Loo
Boston Herald
Unclear Text Summary Card
Fragmentary OCR note references religious or political themes with unclear references to roles and national souls. No definite person, place, or event can be identified from the readable text.
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Wm. Coleman
Academia
The
Elizabeth Hart
Mt. Veron Gallage
Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
le Ps
Petia
W. Side Public Square
Lewis ¢. Baldwin
Castoria
Bladensburg
George Melick
Bladens
Burg
Tues
Court House
Hog
Zanesville
BANKS
Dr. King
A. Schingeck
Buffalo
N. Y
G. R. Baker
F. Mink
Predericktown
Eagle Grove
Mise Beith Gioferta
Mre
Charfan Deal
Mansfeld
James McMante
Christeas
Vieir
Walter Grirth
John Hall
William Iry Anit
Congress
TELEF
Ephome
Bell System
Central Union Telephone Company
Offloe Main and Vine Sts
Eonaummm
Soelsm
Ely
Mall
Attorney AT Law Ofice
Rogera
Mate Street
East High Street
O. New
Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream
F. Rimer
South Main St
Cit
Black Bell
J. Doc
St. Mt. Vorpom
Cijzone
Beans” Dental Surgeon
Artold Block
Moument Square
K. Conard
M. D
Homeopathic
East Vinent
Citizens
P. T. Baker
Baker —Co. Druggists
Th Gambier
Benking Co. Gambier, Ohlo
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