Letters From Paris Show Civilians Fare While Abroad
A wartime letter from Harry Haymes to his parents describes Paris life, costs of living in francs, clothing purchases, and a Thanksgiving meal enjoyed by the troops. He notes sleeping arrangements, language learning, a French bed with feathers, and early reveille with 4:20 dark mornings and 8:00 wake times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franco Yeheant
Trth Infantry
Harry Haymes
Finn Haymes
Abrojit
Paria
Cers
Reveille Hare
HUN AND WAR TOPICS IN COLLEGE TALKS
Series of lectures on the war and Germany to begin in Knox County with Denison University professors. The opener at 7 20 tonight features Prof William Hannihal Johnxon speaking at the Baptist church on The Prussian Moon of Diplomacy and International Law. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Denison University
Local Notables Share Holiday Travel and Visits Across Counties
A string of residents from Kenton and nearby towns spent Christmas and the new year visiting relatives in Columbus Cleveland Delaware and Columbus again. The list includes Mr and Mrs Norman Mrs Shaffer Mr and Mrs Hagaman and many others visiting kin and attending local gatherings over the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helerd
Rex
Penk Te Youngs
North
Mate
Whhanie
Coyle
Ate Arhor
Stiller
Greer
Briday
Hihifiinis
Mike Busy
Gore
Hillsboreth
Delaware
Mr Ant
MeIntyre
Chianne
Stillwell
Cleveland
Bikinoas
John Wodligon
Goyren
Ind
Mia
G. M. Smoots
Hd.oward Hover
Boam
Chile
Columbus
Larry Laude
Andrew Pant Bnott
Camp Pike
Ark
U. S
Versator
Brad Hagaman
Rele Asives
Harry Shaffer
Harry
Cargill
Shaffer
Quironta
Lon Winlind
Mast Hamtramck Sineet
Janek
Burgess
Dayton
Mire
Everly
Emillia Clotterbeck
Hieyd Moner
Esther Bone
Sale of S1000 War Stamps Friday in Mount Vernon
The first Mt. Vernon sale of war stamps reached $1,090, with local committee members reporting a buyer who sought a nonvolatile investment and liquidity. City Chairman W Kahri quoted the buyer praising the stamps for saving both interest and principal, and rural carriers sparred over who sold the most stamps, led by J W Jordan of Ronces Howard with a $429 sale this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Fapr
W. Kahri
Towson
Innis
Conmercial & Savings of
Huckeye Olt
Knox County Savings Bank
Seasn
J. W. Jordan
Rontes
Howard
Appeals Court Reconsiders Ten Million Decision
The record shows a high court reviewing a ten million ruling with a focus on temporary exemptions and related procedural questions. Key participants include Dependent Wiven and Jelly Warner among others, with names such as Charles Warner and Walter Hudsey listed in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deckelon
Loti
Warner
Gerry
Kansan
Switeer
Mruidia BK
Thedford's Black Draught touted by Ohio woman
Mrs. Lucy J. Beatty of Cannon Ohio reports relief from stomach and liver troubles after using Thedford's Black Draught. She describes years of pain, sleepless nights, and near death experiences before finding cure and urges others with similar issues to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Ohio
Lucy J. Beatty
R. FD. 1
Almanter
FOR SALE ITEMS AND ACREAGE LISTINGS IN OCR
FOR SALE 100 were fan 344 sailed west of Danville hay one producing page Welly gas for house Terma reasonable M. W. Middaugh phone SD Danville exchange ton lals FOR BALE Form of 120 acres lor vated three miles southeast of Buner containing 1 acres of thaber large House and barn spring house and oth er outbuildings two strong springs that ran the year around A. C Bparde Butler Ohio TAARS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
M. W. Middaugh
Phone SD
Danville Exchange
Buner
Butler
Ohio
Christmas Visits Across Mt Vernon Area
A fragment from Friendship area notes holiday visits and family gatherings. Entries mention Mr and Mrs Harnett, Mr and Mrs Carey, Mrs Charles Vernon, and many relatives traveling or hosting Christmas Day gatherings in Mt Vernon and surrounding towns, including Akron Detroit and Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hribnosaip
Mt. Vernon
Tay Abe
Mra
Lehirnett
Mise Thaphael Gyrey
Mt Vernon
Martha Mitey
Alt McKinles
P. Carey
Berge
Ant Mon Marey
Avery
Kvalini Carey
Rena Urioker
Charles
Vernon
Ani
Stee
Hatier
Itedstra
Bar Goorte
Viviin
Chatirford
Mir
Carl Ewalt
Ruber Ewalt
Veratin
Christman
Faye Rubher
Martha Hell
Akron
Thomas Bell
Detroit
Wil
Mire
Havel Hariivon
Vernon Pont Chiris
Niie
Aml
W. Bell
Mes
Howat Hyatt
MIT ere We ten Seti
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Winged fighters promise a slow start in air mock battle
Confusing garbled text describes wartime aviation themes and hypothetical air combat drills. It references aircraft, weapons, and strategies in a period newspaper voice, mentioning Germany, Lenin, and naval construction as context, while unclear fragments hint at testing, training, and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedy Levertni
Curioni
Tipridtnetitat
Hulleplenies
Ceridian
Germany
TNS
Sam
Henly Foxp
Alan
Ieveda
Lenin
Railroad Worker Injured With Deep Finger Lacerations
A railroad employee at PenhegTeanta falfrand Co's shopyard near Sidney Lace suffered a severe finger laceration on Sunday. The injured worker sustained four deep cuts on the right hand while at the shores, prompting medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Lace
PenhegTeanta Falfrand Co
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A. A. Dowds Dry Goods
Paris
Knox County Denison Association
Mary Shultz
Trak
Camp Sherian
Alabama
Hr Tmnes P. Leewis
Tradens
Bere
Albert Mitchell
Liberty
Paul Milott
Camp Mike
Arian
Guy Forbing
Brinkhaven
Tin City
Ty and
Mee VL. Bisher
Minsta Wiliams
Betlatre
James ‘Tishe
Cleverland
Ratph Parmenter
Predericktown
Wis
Rodney Tulloss
Biica
Thinery
W. Borden
H. J. Wheeler
Newark
Henry Arnold
Mm Aviation
Princeton
N. J
Miley HM Tuitetyand
Marten
Harare
Aly
PLS
Locel Beard
Providence Live Poultry Co
Providence
Fredericltown Exchange
Pennsylvania
Tivgens Street
Lals
Liberty Township
Uy Verna
Big Air
Sun
COLES
Bhp Howes
Tata Pole
Eipaelly
Aml Capelle of
Witherninding
Breville Laigat
United States Food Administration
the Licking Creamery CO
Frederick Town Creamery
Mt, Vernon
Bellville Creamery
Lexington Creamery
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