City Council approves 10 year lease with Masonic Temple for city offices
Sometime after April first the Mt. Vernon city council by a 5 to 2 vote passed a resolution authorizing the director of public service to sign a lease with the Masonic Temple Company for use of a room in the temple building formerly housing the post office. The trustees will spend 3500 on repairs and offices. rental is 3500 yearly for ten years with occupancy planned April 1.
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Masonic Temple Company
Masonic Temple
Offeims
Temple Company
Mt. Vernon
Banning
Weaver
Masonica Temple
Council delays third reading on ordinance and papers return
An ordinance failed to reach a third reading as documents were sent to the West Virginia office of Camp Gings Company for signature and action halted awaiting their return. Olly Holle lor Koons said papers should be back in time for council next Monday evening. Chamberlain's Tablets praised for stomach trouble with local testimonial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Camp Gings Company
Olly Hollelor Koons
Officers named for Mt. Vernon Musicians Union No 369
American Federation Musicians Union No 369 of Mt. Vernon announces officers: President Frank Abern, Vice President Milton Parrott, Secretary and Treasurer Charles Jellings. Executive Board Fred Bricker C Snow Irvin Mild Tyler James McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation, Musicians'' Union No
Mt. Vernon
Frank Abern
Milton Parrott
Charles Jellings
Fred Bricker
C. Snow
Irvin Mild
Tyler
James McCullough
Dr King's New Discovery for Child Colds Advised
Advise immediate care for colds croup and whooping cough in children. The ad claims Dr King’s New Discovery soothes coughs and inflammation and kills germs to aid natural healing urges a bottle purchase.
Twin Daughters Born to Mr and Mrs Ray Proper
Twin daughters were born Monday to Mr and Mrs Ray Proper of West Sitar Street in what appears to be a local births notice.
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Mons
Ray Proper
West Sitar Street
Society Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Mt Vernon high school seniors enjoyed a bob sled ride hosted by Charles Cassell north of the city with gifts music and refreshments. W E H Club entertained by Verle Irene Glenton at the Curran home Dorothy Curran departs soon for Virginia. Marguerite Dedell won a prize. Local dance praised with Yorker prekinatra Columbus hosting until 1 50. Light refreshments served after midnight. Guests and visitors marked the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon High
Charles Cassell
Verle
Irene Glen Toon
West Gambler Street
Dorothy Curran
Virginia
Marguerite Dedell
Columbus
Many Disorders From the Liver Promote Health Claims
An old-time ad asserts liver sluggishness causes constipation headaches nervousness and bilious spells and promotes Dr King’s Life Pills as a remedy Also mentioned is Ducklen’s Arnica Salve. News notes Mr and Mrs G Quillin and son Myron return to Killbuck after city visit with Mr Frank Shollenberger and Mrs W G Quillin visiting.
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Dr. King
Ducklen
Mra
Qhiliin
Myron
Killbuck
Ofr
Shollenburger
W. G. Quillin
Coumbue
Last Time On Bench Judge Jewell Ends Knox County Term
Judge Harry W. Jewell conducted common pleas court for the last time in Knox county on Monday. Knox county will have a resident judge starting January 1, Park Blair was elected last fall. Jewell will sit in Delaware and Fulton in Licking counties while Knox elects new county officials. He thanked the bar, court officers, newspaper men, and citizens for courteous treatment during his tenure. The courts heard Shealy vs Ames with Jewell overruling the demurrer. Commissioners awarded contracts for Dry Creek bridge repairs and a Brown township bridge plank purchase. Damages were awarded to Williamson Brothers for a threshing outfit collapse at Dowdy bridge. A firm probate account for Jacob Stidor showed receipts and outlays of 1751.15. Clerkship duties sent C Guy Taylor to Columbus for Clerks Association meetings. Barton W Alair was appointed guardian of Mixwbett Davis in Knox probate court with a $600 bond.
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Harry W. Jewell
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Park BD. Blair
Jewell
Delaware
Fulton
Licking
Judge I Jewell
Gocasion
Juden Jowell
Knox County Commissioners
Samuel Clark
Dry Creek
Clinton Township
Joseph Armstrong
Armstrong
Brown Township
Williamson Brothers
Perry L. Cover
Jacob Stidor
C. Guy Taylor
Columbus
Clerks’ Association of
Ohio
Guardian
Barton W. Alair
Cuardian
Mixwbett Davis
Pobate Court
Bond
Birda Blair
Columbus Hwait
Secret Secretary Bryan Takes Up Case
Buffalo reports a petition by 150 Smith family members urging the State Department to investigate the killing of Walter Sith, age 21, by Canadian soldiers near the Niagara River. An inquest at Fort Erie proceeds as Charles Dorsch, 22, wounded, recovers in hospital. Canadian authorities pledge a probe into the shooting amid tense border chatter and militia inquiries.
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Buffalo
Smith
State Department
Washington
Walter Sith
Henry Smith
Congressy Hy Smith
Charles Dorsch
Roval Hospital
Fort Erie
Forty-fourth Welland and
Lincoln Infantry
Niagara River
Delaney
Dorsch
Ottawa
Ont
Des
Department of Militia and Defense
Port Driv
Oneraity
Bible House Planned at Pacific Entrance to Canal
Bible house project near Panama Canal aims to aid sailors entering or leaving the canal. The American Bible Society will fund a 40 000 construction to distribute Bibles to every sailor in their own language. Initial plan calls for 100 000 Bibles printed in 127 languages.
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Pacific Entrance
Canal
New York
Dur
Uie
Pagina Canal
Fiute Sociery
Bilboa
Fractured Arm After Fall on Icy Pavement
A reader notes an accident on an icy surface causing a fractured arm while waiting at a square. Details are incomplete and partially garbled but indicate an injury and a fall on ice in the area.
Agitators Active In New York Bread Lines
Reported activity by the Industrial Workers of the World shows recruits planning demonstrations in New York City as winter hardship grows. They seek lodging and food, with efforts in Bowery and other areas, as groups organize at night to crowd breadlines and pressure relief services.
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Becking
New York City
New York
Industrial Workers of the World
Chal
Nichs
Bowery
Tle
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Local residents and relatives are noted visiting and returning from trips in Columbus Danville Belle Vernon and Cleveland. Names include Dr C H Sellers M P Madly Curt Pattie Mary Prone W W Pennell L Amoureans G B Carlisle Charles Bennett Louis Gilbert and many others. frequent trips to Columbus for Ohio Teachers Association funerals and family gatherings marked the period with several residents traveling or hosting guests.
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C. H. Sellers
Zora Io
M. P
CH Weaver
Mary Prone
Cleveland
Curt Pattie
Mankfield Avenin
Porter
Danevile Tueeday
Mins Addie Arnold
W. W. Pennell
Bowton
Mase
Airs
H.C
Thei Guest
Ladin Mason
Gretha Green
Ind
Carl Bennett
Charles Bennett
Louis Gilbert
Buckhannon
W. Va
Cutter
Wilbur & You
Deen
Youngstown
Ohio
Mimi Lacy Gabrielle
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Teachers’ Association
R. C. Clark
Ash- Jend High School
Columbus
Ohio ‘Teachers’ Association
C. A. T. Hayes
Granville Road
Charles Brown
Matinsburg Road
G. G. Martin
Utica
Danville
al Schweltzer
Chestnut Street
J. C. Mack
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy No Opium For Coughs
Cough medicine guidance warns against giving opium to children and asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the safest for coughs colds and croup in children and adults It contains no opium or harmful drug and is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Community notes from Mt Vernon and surrounding towns
Attendees from Prosuenter Cromboy to Mr Jay Dike gather at Thrall Ledge No 170 in Frederaktos for an evening meeting. Reports include a wedding anniversary for Mine Bailie Gallagher and updates on hospital visits, organ tuning, and a Columbus teaching certificate awarded to Prof J J Kirk without exam.
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Prosuenter L. T. Cromboy
Jay Dike
FL & A
Frederaktons
Cromeley
Riveabulll
Columbia
Bailie Gallagher
Drake Eecure
Ogg
West Vite Stront
Cukeana
Vo C. Monlag
Deetrol
Mich
Mee
C. Momiing
Oak Street
Jeffersonvilla
Cooper Gove
Cleveland
Lakealdo Hospital
Gatty Sellers
J. J. Kirk
Columbus
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Salisbury
Mawer
Aye—Dubinaky
Deents
Lockman
Farrison
Nay—Saliabury
Wootton
Camp Ginna Company
Dunn
Arnold
Chamaberiah
Union
Society Notes
Judge Jewell
Joige Jewell
Mbeangr Delano Shealy
Hen Ames
Deeds
James H. Foots
Ida J. Dickie
Fredericktown
James B. Foots
Charles Walter
L. ¥. Lafever
George W. Bennett
Pleasant
Bryan
Salor
Uqiare
Uberverman
W. W. Agitators
Wright
Norton
Liberty
Stuart i
Chattanooga
Tenn
Erle Wagner
Charles
Johnson
Manafeld Avenue
Charles W. Anyee
Charles Logsdon
A. D. Transel
New Cumberland
John Harton
Fradericktown
J. A. Bower
Denton
Jobin Barton
J. J. Kirke
Creviland
Nehoel
Ithe City
Misa Mary Brown
Weet Hilltreet
C. Poppleton
P. A. Clough
H. M. Lauderbaugh
East Vine Street
J. W. Rudin
Colimbia
Frante Latinon
Martinsburg Road
Utlea
C. Underwood
Wchard Helen of Gambler
H. M. Huntsberger & CO
Securi Conde
McDermott Lidg
John R. Doelfs
Public Square
Curtis House
Rowlands Syndicate
Makers of Homes
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