Vernon Citizens Tidy Up Local Notice Board
A scrambled clipping lists names and places from Mt Vernon and nearby towns. People travel to Columbus and Oakland for business and social events while civic groups meet or plan dances. Multiple residents including Friel Dubinsky Fulton Welda Parker and others appear in various appearances and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Friel
Utica
Vernon
Jacob Dubinsky
Ortvillo
Ohio
A. T. Fulton
Columbus
Brauffer
Fred Severnn
Friends
George Welda
Gambler
Columban
Edward J. Parker
Bosinews
Blager
Sanducky Te
Halph Mast
Thin City
Charles Pletcher
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Perrine
Stauffer's
Harry J. Shipley
Shriners
L. OO
Ance
LM. Wolverton
Carl Boritner
Mansfield
Charles H. Taylor
Baat
K. Deeley
Southeastern Ohio Homepathic Medical Society
Atatffern
Harvey Moore
Columbia
Fourth Regiment
Masonic Temple
Milton Parker
Medical and Surgical Bank Meriim
East Chestnut Street
Owens
Jones Construction Co
Mt Wan
Columbnder
Youtor Wy GA. Jones
td #5
Fragmentary crime talk and rumors in Knox Whitin area
A garbled excerpt mentions Jobo Cunningham of Knox confronting Whitin as Preite’s plan and an alleged arson or park reference. Neighbors discuss an evening transcript and an apparent marriage between Pr and Teac, with speculative chatter about an artist and Bollier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Cunningham
Knox
Whitin
Mallitia
Tuib
Manone
Knight and Lady in a Turbulent Street Scene
A garbled verse tale recalls King Arthur legends with Guinevere and Lancelot in a chaotic street scene. Citizens react with awe and fear as a knight confronts threats, while a famous cigar becomes a focal point, stirring gossip and drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Mar
Not Necessary Philanthropiat Now Band Request
Fragmentary dialogue references a boy urged to give a man a band amid a public event or scene. The garbled text hints at a spontaneous act or tribute but lacks clear participants, setting, or outcome to form a full news item.
Rising Hopes and Courtship Ideas Across a Detroit Scene
In a dialogue from the Detroit Free Press, Mayor hopefuls discuss public trust and future duties while a suitor listens. A veteran named Jenkins chats with a young man, praising political backers and weighing ambitions. A bitter private moment reveals a man’s plans to marry off daughters for fortune, with bold sums offered for suitable matches.
Two Teleplayers Bet On Aces During Dinner
Helen and two teleplayers play cards in the house they are building. Bill bets two bob the ace of diamonds comes first. Jack cuts the pack and boasts, and the men respond with bravado as they wager. The scene shifts to a tale of mischance and a hopeful group in a noisy informal setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Matey
Bill
Jack
Tia Jack
Leftovers and the casserole in everyday cooking
A nostalgic essay extols the casserole as an ancient, efficient cooking utensil. It traces the craft from prehistoric pits to modern ovens, praising its ability to reuse leftovers, retain heat, and reduce dishwashing while detailing a practical recipe for transforming leftovers into a main course. It links warm walking to health and quotes various period voices on everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harpers Basar
Death of Mrs John Harding Aged About Six Ty Years
Mrs John Harding aged about sixty years died at her Millwood home early Thursday after a long illness caused by cancer. She is survived by her husband and several children. The funeral will be at Riley's Chapel Saturday with Rev Culp of Howard officiating, in Riley's Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harding
Want
Millwood
Riley's Chapel
Culp
Howard
Turbulent Dinner Talk Sparks hush in Washington
A fragmentary account from Washington depicts a congressman and others discussing marriage allies and political wagers. The chatter touches on loyalties, potential supports for a candidate, and a veto looming over a key decision.
Unscrutable wartime message from a disrupted line
A fragmentary wartime note shows garbled speech referencing citizens and tanks. It hints at urgent labor or defense duties and a call to prepare, though the text is largely incomprehensible and lacks clear names or dates.
High School Beats The Boys On YMCA Floor 25 to 5
The local high school basketball team defeated The Boys on the YMCA court Wednesday evening by a score of 25 to 5. The older men played a good game and deserve credit despite the lopsided result. A large crowd watched with spirited, steady cheering as the high school players used signals and systematic play while The Boys had limited practice and were outmatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M
Floating Man Rescued From Ice Floe on Detroit River
William Simmons, working at Detroit shipbuilding yards, fell into the Detroit River and clung to an ice cake until rescued by coworkers. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition with exposure and cold. Doctors said they had little hope for recovery tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Jan
William Simmons
Simmons
Hee
Lee
Shade tree pruning critique from Ohio State expert
An instructor from Ohio State University condemns a central Ohio town for improper pruning of maple trees last spring. He notes limbs were cut off leaving stubs, causing trees to die and bark to shed, urging a lighter approach to preserve life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
College of Agriculure
Ohio State University
Missouri rural school as model for country education
Washington reports H W Foght of the U S Bureau of Education highlights Kirkville’s one story rural school on the Kirksville campus. It features indoor toilets showers drinking fountains a modern heating plant and space efficient use with attic basement classrooms a community library and a gym. The building serves as an observation school for rural training with students transported daily from five miles and used as a model copied in Mississippi and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ville
H. W. Foght
United States Bureau of Education
Kirkaville
Misouri
Kirksville
Kitkaville Normal School
Observaton
Forimal
Ayn
Foght
Mississippi
Nebraak
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice Fragment in Knox County
Delinquent lands described in Knox County with parcels listed by acres and value. Tax amounts and sale details appear garbled but indicate a delinquent property sale overseen by the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox An
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Geo. Porter
Thomas
J. Pon Mweed
J. J. Lugis
M.A. Criton- Sai
H. Tanner
David Kirk
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Joby McTare
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Floe Man
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Grand Theatre
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Idaal Meat
Fina Saathna
Ian
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Bert
Ringwalt
Butlin
Gowxaur
Martiin Chambers
Mary J Hush
Meri
Lola L. Baxtarbrook
Fairview
Frank Waddell
Jobe O
Nigeli K.P. Whitcomb
Ernondale
Whitcomb
Mary Reie Davie
Nm Wien
Ie Blake
Iniuaaax
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Dig Nterbung Corporation
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Gilson
Joahuie
J.B. Foo
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