Evening gatherings and church notes in St George area
Social events at St George and surrounding churches include Friday eve at TM o'clock with Jane & The Vant Chiefs, a gathering at the home of Mix Marty 9M He MeCrowdy, and a meeting at 210 ae £ 4 oolople for the Wilkerson home. Women’s groups at Gay Street church, missionary society updates, and a Jubilee Missionary Convention referenced, with detailed lists of hosts, attendees, and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianaliters
St George
Fridey
Jane
M. A
Spm
Neoat Ule
Mix
Marty
Mink. I. Ai
Boon Bowt Deh
Youngs Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Gay Street
M. KB
Mmne Marie Marks
Mrn
Koster
Anderson
Mansfield
Moe
Boston
Old wool dresses and dyes advertised for sale
An itemized old advertisement lists wool dresses valued at sixty cents, along with various dyes and fabrics. The fragment mentions dyes guaranteed to provide color and references drapery textiles and mixed goods.
Local Cain's cash grocery and shops with varied ads
Readable fragments show Cain's cash grocery and multiple vendors in Columbia and Vine areas. Mentions Taxi service phone numbers, merchants like Mt Vernon Fish Co and Bilk ventures, plus theater ads for The Hack Beeret and Spooked eyeing at Lyric. Includes names such as J Cole, E M Bloch, and Chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain's
BK Mente
Columbia
J. Cole
Thiston
Peumvvanie
Tolede
Wienwede
Hektrade
C. M. Siegtrigd
East Gambler Street
Porter
Verney Tania vii
Huainess
Vine
Grand Geyer
Oracle
Hun
Pearl White
Hack Beeret
Robert W. Chambers
Lyric Tomorow
Ax Waves
Anilinery
Elore
Mt Vernon Fish Co
E. M. Blocher
South Main
Martha Washington
Chambers
Souane
Hawi
Gootiran
Mt Vernon Items Mixed With Local Notices and Ads
Mt Vernon news highlights fish market listings from Mt Vernon Fish Co with E M Blocher as manager at 306 South Main Street, plus local notices of residents Traveling to Fort Allegheny for a job, school news at Ohio Northern University, and various shop ads including shoe clearance at Severns West Vine with framing and alterations services. The notes mention coal deliveries, a deteriorating health update, and several names tied to visits and travel around Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Fish Co
E. M. Blocher
South Main Street
Leach
Henry Dehrucque
Fort Allegheny
Avery Memer
Severns
West Vine
Marion
Janny Clearaway
Beverns
Harry Pace
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Winifred Ayers
Norrh Gay Etreet
AQ Schiappacassé
Mbt
Josse Schiappuenase
Haat Chast
Detroi
Mich
Stith
Edward J. Parker
South iDivision
Bellville
Chris Youn
John Robinson
Pearl Robinson
Mussnice Slagle
Columbus
Mim
Fred ‘Taylor
North
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co
Chicago and Pittsburgh Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Market receipts showed mixed demand with hogs and heavy cattle firm in Chicago and strong in Pittsburgh where hogs and heavy yorkers traded lower. Grain futures mixed with May and March positions. cash prices for calves and veal noted steady to firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hoge Heceinis
Walen
Cleveland
Norket
Pittaburgh
Lardan
Kite
Toledo
Mar
Avril
May
Mariket
Jan
Hand
Rogue meeting of LL 0 with Chamber of Commerce
A rogue meeting involving LL 0 and American Logan is planned for Tuesday evening in January at the Chamber of Commerce. Attendees expect a number of important matters to be discussed and a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone de Post
Logan
Chamber of Commerce
Fredericktown High to Host Laugh Night Next Wednesday
Several local residents and visitors are noted in a sequence of holiday travels and returns. Mary Braddock resumes teaching duties in Celina Kish school after holidays with her parents. Grace Norrick returns home from Cleveland. Grace Hosack teaches at Bellevue and returns from holiday visits. Mrs. Foote hosts a dinner with Miss Hyatt returning to Uhrichsville. The high school auditorium in Fredericktown will feature an event titled Laugh and Grow Fat on January 14, with performances by local and guest participants and admission priced at 26 and 15 cents for school children. William Owen and wife welcome son born December 3 at Leroy Watkins to be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenele Birong Alwright
Mt. Kierling
Wilbur Strang
Fred Robb
George Robb
University of Cincinnati
Mary Braddock
Celina Kish
D. Braddock
Belle Groff
M. Hildebratd
Viatt
Thoma Babcock
Johnstown
Robert Grey
Anadarko
Okla
Cash Brown
Lawton
Daniel Brown
Grey
Marian Brown
Dantel
Cleveland
Melita Hosack
Bellevue
J. W. Anders
J. B. Foote
Charted Hyatt
Uhrichsville
Horn
Leroy Watkins
Miay Marian Hosack Hay
Oberlin
Mra
BF. Hosack
Marguerite Marple
Leerburg
Weltha Keck
Ohio University
Athens
Kpel
William Keck
W UK
A. C. Huddle
Hilly Owen
William Owen
Ws, Nicholaon
Willford
M. 1 Shurch
Nere
Dorniy Gould
Oberlin College
Atty
Ohn Gould
Bi Manlove
Wainy Cros
Auili‘rium
Mike Katherine Dugue
Olo University
J. C. Dague
Gorge Robb
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
Samuel Jabrick
Willan J. Edwards
FP It “Ex Manufacturing Co
Births and injuries at Mt Vernon hospital note
A daughter was born Thursday at Mt Vernon Hospital to Mr and Mrs M R Shomk of the Okt area. Kegan, son of Mr and Mrs Willian Taylor of Rankle Avenue, fell Thursday afternoon at home suffering a dean gueh in his forehead. The South Vernon Bible chapel will meet Thursday evening in the Lehuied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Rospittl
M. R. Shomk
Okt
Kegan
Willian Taylor
Rankle Avenue
Dean Gueh
Former resident Charlow Stewart dies in Nebraska
Charlow A. Stewart, formerly of Martinalurg, died in Salem Nebraska on January 1 after a paralytic stroke that occurred 48 hours before his death. He left Knox county about forty years ago and was a cousin of T. P. Barber C. M. Barber and Mrs J. G. Wood of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlow A. Stewart
Martinalurg
Salem
Neb
Stewart
Knox County
T. P. Barber
C. M. Barber
Mra. J. G. Wood
Danderine Promise of Lustrous Hair Growth
An ad praises Danderine as a miracle hair beautifier. It claims the tonic cleans dirt and oil, improves texture, prevents brittleness, and restores youthful color and shine. The copy emphasizes easy use, dandruff control, and falls prevention, urging purchase for a few cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gil
Columbus Institute Ad Offers Driving Position
Classified note from Columbus Institute Ohio seeking a 16 year old driver role with a stated pay range and unclear duties. The fragment hints at recruitment for a driving task and mentions adult age requirements and free sample assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Institute
Columbus
Ohio
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Citizens’ Phone
Red
Gambier Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott
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F. Rimer
Ftann
Sipe
Bouth
Nuff Orpington
G Fawcett
Olio
Cali
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Tod
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Mt. Verton Farmers Charge Co
Miorried
Lorey's
Janesville
J. J. Case
Olds
Danesville
Thornburg
Pittman
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