Knox County Agricultural Society Elected Officers 1920
Directors at the Knox County Agricultural Society meeting elected officers for 1920. Terren W. Hale as president and Wa. t Hebout as vice president, G. Staipson treasurer, Charley L. Bermont secretary. New directors sworn in include J. I. Fowdett aid 0 Evans and others. Annual report shows cash on hand and expenditures. discussion on fair ground funds and July August plans. A committee of Harry M. Watterson George L. Jones and 1. O. Evans was named to study investment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Agricultural Society
Charles J. Bermont
Terren W. Hale
Wa. T Hebout
Treasur G. Staipson
Charley L. Bermont
Fowdett
Evans
Jackson
Bradwick
Wilson Bradvick
Dr. Kc, Limbaugh
George HH. Jones
Anthony Pennick
Bermont
Halance
Menting
Knox County
Columbus
Harry M. Watterson
George 1
Jones
Knox County Road State Aid Sought in Columbus Meeting
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhin went to Columbus to seek state aid for the Columbine Milesnthire road. He expects to discuss other road matters with highway officials. Tonight the festival Chorus will rehearse at the Baptist church at 7:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl van Voorhin
Columbus
Atute
Ue Baptist Shurch
Correction Made In Contribution List
A publicity man for the American relief fund campaign told The Banner on Saturday that the Daughters of Zion contributed five dollars. Mrs A Rosenthell stated The Banner on Monday that the amount was given by the Daughters of Jerusalem and not by the Daughters of Zion. Sovosis has also donated five dollars to the fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewlah Rellet Fund
Daughters of Zion
A. Rosenthell
Daughters of Jeray ‘Dlom
Sovosis
Freeman May Resign Pastorship Here in City
The Rev M S Freeman, pastor of the First Congregational Church, may accept a call to Grim Congregational in Chattanooga. After learning of the vacancy during a visit to his brother, Freeman officiated at services when asked. He declined immediate decision, awaiting his congregation’s annual meeting on Thursday Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Chattanooga, Tenn
M.S. Freeman
First Congregational Church
City
Wmlgrim Congregational
Mr. Freeman
Chattanooga
Gentleman
J Bot
Migrim Church
Ments
Focal Church
Rev
Tenn
Hospital Moves Reported In Local Ambulance Runs
Miss Ruth Milla of East Vine street was moved to Mt. Vernon hospital Sunday in Miller and O'Bry any ambulance. Mr. Fred Dial of 22 Marion street was moved to a local hospital Sunday in Miller and O'Bryan's ambulance. Miss Leiabell Lafever has returned to Overlin to resume her studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Milla
East Vine Street
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Miller & O'Bry
Fred Dial
Marion Street
Miller & O'bryan’s Ambulance
Miss Leiabell Lafever
Overlin
Six Million Suffering Jewish Refugees Need American Help
A plea appeals to American readers to aid Jewish families in Europe facing disease hunger and death. It argues that many lives depend on Americas generosity and frames giving as a simple sacrifice to relieve snow cold hunger and lack of medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
War hardships charity appeal asks for pledges this week
A vivid plea urges readers to support those harmed by war by feeding the hungry clothing the unclothed and sheltering the freezing. Be ready for the solicitor when he comes round this week open your heart and your pocket book.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles L. Belmont
Knox CO
Dr.l.f. Vowe
Mt. Vernon
Curtis
M. BD
Columb
Daughters of Jerusalem
Hospital News
The
West Jefferson Creamery Co
Greeta Purdy
Salisbury’s
West High
Poland
Galicia
Rumania
Lithuania
Palestine
Jewish Relief Campaign
W.E. Grant
Marcus Rosenthall
W.A. Ackerman
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