Governor Cox’s Final Message to Ohio Assembly
The final message of Governor James M. Cox to the Ohio general assembly is praised as a record of achievement. It notes his early pledges, his fearless duty, and his work implementing the new constitution, including reforms in government, rural schools, penal system, taxation, and road-building, asserting the people’s mandate will endure.
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Columbus
Jamcs M. Cox
General Assembly
Cox
Times
Tem
Alste
Heaton
Willis
Jones
Birthday and Dinner Gatherings Near Bladensburg
Local residents hold family visits and meals across Bladensburg and nearby areas. Mr Renzo Melick’s children attend a Sunday birthday, while Mrs Clark Horn and Mire Gortho Nichola visit relatives. New Year’s Day duck roast and a Grange supper welcome guests, with multiple families hosting dinners and travel between Martinsburg and Donnin.
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Renzo Melick
Sanday
Mev
Clark Horn
Mire Gortho Nichola
Zion
Thomas Marleywinc
Oliver Ashcraft
Wallace Cummins
Everoovey
Lloyd Atiscer
Tudaw
Tawlly
Donnin
Old
William Steekday
Ood
Laird
Cori Hall
Miu Tene Hockley
Harry Commini
Tinton Cringe
Noers
Kathe Canning
Hethabwlly
MC. Cuuucles
Martinsburg
Golda’s New Medicinal Remedy for Child Colds
Old fashioned advice warns that child colds often lead to serious outcomes. The notice urges timely use of King’s New Discovery to soothe coughs, ease irritation, and support healing, advising parents to consult a pharmacist for proper dosing.
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Golda
Busy session seen for Ohio Legislature in 1920
Ohio lawmakers prepare for a strenuous session as Governor elect Willis signals an old fashioned approach. Republicans hold the majority in the House and Senate while Democrats push for a legislative probe of the Agriculture Department and oppose rapid changes to the Workmen's Compensation law amid calls to curb outside influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Houde
Hoth Jones
Daugherty
Touel
Jones
Plogk Willy
Chilef
General Assembly
House
Kramer
Spanker
Arnold
Local town notes and church meetings in Liberty area
Rev Hatch offers a series of features at A church this week. Clarence McBroom of Killbuck and Frad Colle of Mt. Vernon visit. No school in upper room due to teacher Ruth Mitchell illness. W Pillin in Kitellews village. Mrs W C Cootewick with pleurisy. Deputy McBride of Cleveland to attend lodge Saturday. Kay Palmer of Canterbury to begin M B church meetings Jan 1. Mrs Mary Roberts improving. The C1, C were entertained at Clifford King’s home. Ray Dek returns from Akron visit.
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Hatch
Clarence McBroom
Killbuck
Mra
Frad Colle
Won
Mt. Vernon
W. C. Coe
Farlly
Thin Wook
Mian
Ruth Mitchell
Tt. W. Pillin
W. C. Cootewick
Jonathan Tucker
Simon
Vernon
McBride
Cleveland
Kay, Palmer
Canterbury
Mary Roberts
Rumet Tucker
Logan County
Clifford King Hurt
Ray Dek
New Life Pills and Arnica Salve Advertised
A 19th century medical ad claims liver disorders cause many ailments such as constipation headaches and bilious spells. It promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills and Hucklen’s Arnica Salve as remedies, urging purchase at local druggists for skin woes and general relief.
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King
Hucklen
Hon John Sheppard Dies At 87 In Naahport Ohio
Hon John Sheppard aged 87 of Naahport Ohio died at 1 25 Wednesday at his daughter Mrs Noble Weir s home on East Gambler street from kidney trouble He had been visiting since last November Deacons served in the Ohio legislature He is survived by his daughter and several grandchildren Funeral services were held in Delaware with J F Shedaker officiating Mrs Miller accompanied him and sang several solos during the service
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John Sheppard
Naahport
Ohio
Noble Weir
East Gambler Street
Miller
Delaware
Integra
J. Fr. Shedaker
Mra
Go To Church Sunday Plan Approved In Mt Vernon
At a ministers meeting in December a church going campaign was approved and January 24 set as Go To Church Sunday. A laymen committee secured five thousand buttons and banners while pastors seek newspaper publication. Blue celluloid buttons will urge church attendance. Interdenominational effort aims for broad local cooperation.
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Y.M. G.A
Kinney
Mt. Vernon
New Church School Planned At Baptist Congress
At the Baptist church congress a new feature was decided to establish a church school of religious education. The current Sunday school will form a department with a new training school offering Bible introduction church history and pedagogy. A director of religious education will be appointed. Rev Charles Stanton of Granville will lead a discussion on The Church and Missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church Congress
Charles Stanton of
Granville
Home and Morelen Ininsion Societies
Hanford's Balsam for Calms Mentioned in Local Items
Short locals note several residents visiting relatives in Columbus and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs Clara L Gordon Edith Colgin Lib erty relatives and others. Also lists Dr T B Hinkle attending an Ohio veterinary meeting and a marriage license issued to Aloyes Kunkel and Delia M Montgomery.
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Hanford
Clara L. Gordon
West Sugar Street
Columbus
Misa Edith Colgin
West Burgess Jtreet
Liberty
David Kempton
Uticawaa
John Mitchell
Robart Johnston
Hockford
Tmalvey
Delaware County
Sharman P. Congdon
Newark
Tanhel Moore
Danville
Gueat
Idris
Stephan J. Dorgan
Henry Spohn
Irving
Academia
T. B. Hinkle
Ohio State Veterinary Association
Hansford
A. B. Jones
North Main ‘Street
Aloyes C. Kunkel
Knox County
Delia M. Montgomery
Vatler
Rev. Williamson
Muanafeld News
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Cold Prevention Ad
An old advertisement urges parents to treat a child’s cold promptly with Dr Holle Pine-Tartioney remedies. It promotes quick action to prevent worsen ing symptoms and claims healing benefits. Also markets Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for sores with enthusiastic claims of effectiveness.
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Holle Pine
Knox Savings and Loan elects new board of directors
The old board of directors was reelected at the annual stockholders meeting held Wednesday evening. Directors listed include G. W. Armstrong E. O. Arnold F. Colville A. F. P. Stauffer Zenny Taylor and W. H. West. The board will meet Tuesday morning January 12 to organize.
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Knox Savings and Loan Association
G. W. Armstrong
E. 0. Arnold
F. Colville
A. F P. Stauffer
Zenny Taylor
W. H. West
Brandon Aid Society Elects New Officers at Meeting
The Ladies' Aid Society of Brandon M. E. Church held its annual meeting at Mrs. Roy Morey’s home with fifty members present for dinner. Officers elected for the coming year include President Mrs. Z. Halsey, Vice President Mrs. Eva Baxter, Secretary May Miller, Assistant Secretary Mrs. Bert Chadwick, Treasurer Mrs. Roy Morey, Pianist Lena Hunter, and Chorister Emma Baughman.
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Brandon
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Brandon M. E. Church
Roy Morey
Halsey
Eva Baxter
May Miller
Bert Chadwick
Lena Hunter
Emma Baughman
Unclaimed Mail Notice from Mt Vernon Post Office
Advertised January 4 1916 lists names of individuals whose mail remains unclaimed at Mt Vernon post office. Names include Aaron H B Barnes Olive Brown Lilian Crivwall Dorothy Freye Allda Hurst Harry McCarthy Kate Miller J C Miller Joe Nylan Reed Sayre Oscar Scoby Clemence Scott Richard Smith Mrs Spiker Mrs J W Vion Mrs Wolf Mrs Chan Woolf and others. Postmaster G Dowds signs notice advising use address changes to avoid delay.
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P. O
Mt. Vernon
Aaron
H. B. Barnes
EB. Beeman
Roy Bennett
Olive Brown
Lilian Crivwall
Noabit
Joe Nylan
Chan
Reed
J.B. Sayre
Oscar D. Scoby
Clemence Scott
Richard Smith
Anna Spiker
J. W. Vion
Marion attorney claims to secure evidence for Sel release
Marion attorney claiming to be acting for the city arrives to obtain evidence for Glen Sel’s release from the reform school. William McNally, about fifty, was found intoxicated on South Main Street and jailed to sober up after a 6 15 a m pickup by Chief Parker. Mrs. Sarah Paddock leaves for Utica to visit relatives for two weeks while Mrs. Eva Corder travels to Newark to visit her son.
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Marion
Glen Selby
William McNally
Parker
South Main Street
McNally
Sarah Paddock
East Vine Street
Utica
Eva Corder
Acagamia
Newark
Ohio Winter Expo Combines Four State Shows
Four Ohio state agricultural groups unite for the first Ohio Winter Show. The Agricultural Commission modernizes facilities for State Horticultural Society, State Corn Show Association, State Dairymen's Organization, and State Poultrymen’s Association. The expo aims to educate and profit attendees with a strong program and leading speakers. The exhibits will be ready by Saturday morning, January 6.
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Ohio
Union
The
Agricultural Commission
State Horticultural Society
State Corn Show Association
State
Ladies' Aid Supper Marks New Year 1915 at Pipesville
The Ladies' Aid Society of Messiah church in Butler township hosted an outer supper for husbands and families at Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lepley home near Pipesville on New Year's Eve. Forty seven attendees enjoyed a moonlit night, skating on a pond, a fine supper, and a short program of songs readings and recitations. Guests included numerous local families and relatives, with mentions of several Lepley, Melick, Gaumer, Cochran, and McLavnan households. A birthday dinner for Mr. Renae Melioh was noted, and neighbors Mrs. Lovina Wharton and others were mentioned in passing health and visit notes.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Messiah Church
Butler Township
Aaron Lepley
Pipesville
John Wolfe
Neva
Iva
Mra
Howard Purdy
Marie
Paul
Farmer
Russell
Lee Lepley
Edith
L. K. Lepley
Simon Lepley
Jasper Stricker
Jasper Cochran
Lloyd Gaumer
Ida and
Wauitta
David Cornall
Ralph
Lewis Gaumer
Arlene
Mea
Chas
Melick
Lester
John McLavnan
Clarence
George
J. W. MeLarnan
Wm. Morsi Ingatar
Mya
George Wharton
Wmn. Giffin
Coleman Staats
Wharton
Mt Zion Feeder News Notes Visitors and Travel
Miss Faun Nicholls returns to Mt Vernon after vacation with parents. Percy Donahey spent Friday and Saturday at Danville. Lennard and Marie Mercer visited their uncle George Wharton of Hato. Quy Taylor and family of Mt Vernon ... New Year’s with John Wolfe. Cora Buch and Edith Donahey with Addie Schooler family. Virgil Wolfe at Newark. Congregants attended Bladensburg church. Rev Ray Burleywine spoke. L A Robinson of East Pleasant street visits Utica friends.
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Faun Nicholls
Mt. Vernon
Percy Donahey
Danville
Lennard
Marie Mercer
George Wharton
Hato
Quy Taylor
Evaline
Wave
George McKee
John Wolfe
Cora Buch
Edith Donahey
Addie Schooler
Virgil Wolfe
Newark
Bladensburg
Ray Burleywine
Hugh Cooksey
Martinsburg
Martin Ashcraft
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia Relief and Quick Soothing
Thousands suffer neuralgia without proper relief. Sloan's Liniment soothes nerves by applying topically over the painful area without rubbing. It penetrates quickly to reduce inflammation and irritability, offering fast relief for colds, swollen joints, lumbago, sciatica and similar ailments. Charlon Jennings traveled to Newark on Wednesday to join the Hawkins orchestra.
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Sloan
Herve
Sheriff's Sale in Knox County Ohio on February 13 1915
Public notice of a sheriff sale at Mount Vernon Knox County Ohio on Saturday February 13 1915 between 1 and 3 pm. Describes two tracts of land in military towns and near Anderson Creek with details of metes and bounds and an adjacent lease, listed as first and second tracts with surveyed boundaries and acreage.
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Knox
Ogy
Afime Goure Howe
Mount Vernon
Cocwits
Auarter dleGe
M Atone
Rod Law
Morrow County
Lott
Idiebury
Dows Oribe
Tunning
Amberagt
Torder
Knox County
Ohio
Ache Pei
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Frank Harper
Monument Square
O. Pontoffe
Atriefly
Gov. Cox
Ohio Legislature
Assembly
Civil Service
Edwin Jones
Harry Daugherty
Lone For Green
Labor Forum
W. 5
Hoy
Agrcultural
Sandles
Sud
Bandles
Department of Agriculture
Baptists
Knox Savings & Loan Association
AID Society
Main Street
Butler Exchange
Citisens
West Vine Street
Citsens
C. . Leedy
Mfr
Centerton
Ted Bob Fe
MT. Zion
Charlon Jennings
Fawktun Orchestra
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