Maccabees Honor Dead Brothers In Memorial Address
Rev. D Coburn delivered the annual memorial address for Mt Vernon No 170 Knights of the Maccabees. He praised fraternal organizations for fellowship and charity, noted two members lost this year Philip Bietnes and J J Hinkle, and urged living members to live up to their example and “tighten the corner where you are” as they visited the cemetery to decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
Chrin- Non
United States
D. Coburn
Mt. Vernon
Knights of the Maccabees
Coburn
Mont Miaset
Philip Bietnes
J. J. Hinkle
Rev. Coburn
Jesus Christ
Lincoln
Napoleon
Caesar
Alexander
Christ
Coin
Initiation at Quinduro Lodge Aims Small Candidate Pool
The Quinduro Lodge No 916 plans an initiation for a small number of candidates this evening. The note highlights a time saving method for shopping and cultivating young cotton plants suitable for cotton growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinduro Lodge
Pheadey Evening
Farmers Sell Wheat Amid Bond Purchases Across Ohio
In central Ohio farmers trade wheat for Liberty bonds and thrift bonds while building accounts in Columbus. The Buckeye building and team on 22 West Guy Street are cited with deposits and mortgage activity noted on farms and homes as part of a broader credit push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State
Wuilding and Tean N
Rankin
Wet Guy Street
Colimbax
Obie
Buckeye Pays
Angelis
Court News Summary of Estate Admin And Marriages
Mary Glaze of Columbus is named administrator of the estate of Richard J. Glaze with bond set at 460. William J. Robinson is appointed administrator of George Shaw’s estate with a 20 000 bond. A marriage license is issued for Charles F B Ridenour and Grovella O Connor both of Fredericktown. Property transfers and other notices including bonds are listed with nominal consideration.
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Mary Glaze
Columbus
Hichard J. Glaze
Harry
Andreth
Ax Sureties
William J. Robinson
George Shaw
Lora TH. Robinson
Nellie M. Salisbury
Charles FB. Ridenour, Molder
Grovella O'Connor
Frederickinwn, Rey, J. A. Sons
Sheriff Seizes Three Vagrants Near Monroe Mills
Three vagrants were taken into custody near Monroe Mills on complaints of vagrancy. Nichols, Kilnworth, and a wife named Kilnworth were brought before Mayor Ball and fined five dollars plus costs. Authorities seek local work for the trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Necols
Monroe Mills
John Darleycarn
Coshocton Road
Monroy Mills
Wilkinson Wears Service Stripe for Western Front Duty
Wilkinson, assigned to Headquarters Company of the 166th Infantry, now wears the American Expeditionary Forces service stripe after months in France. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W. B. Wilkinson of East Gamble Wheat. In a letter to his sister he recalls seeing a German plane shot down by an allied airman near a hospital. He is believed to be near Toul in the American sector.
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Henry
Wilkinson
Headquartrs Co
166Th Inefantry
4Th
Ohto Infantry
France
Wilkinon
Mes
WB. Wilkinaon
Raat Gamble Wheat
Sherman
Comgdon
Columbus
Tames
Stedt Wald Wilkinson
Bakers to hear talk on trade problems
Bakers of the county will attend a 2:30 PM Tuesday meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to receive information on state food administration requirements for the bake business. Meyer, chairman of the Olin Bakers' service committee of the food administration, will attend and address the group.
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AUL Bakers
Chamber of Commerce
State Food Administration
Meyers
Olin Bakers’ Service Committee
The
Food Administention
BIRTHS A son and daughter reported in local notices
A son was born Sunday night to Mr and Mrs Cdewell of the Granville pad. Air and Mrs J C Smith of Detroit formerly of this city announce the birth of a son. A daughter was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Crane of Buckeye City.
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Mr. Cdewell
Granville Pad
Air
J.C. Smith
Detroit
Charles Crane
Buckeye City
Convention Attendance by Five Ladies At Steubenville
Mrs Harry Lathern and Mrs George Keys joined Mrs Janes Rediix and Mrs Viola Rooker to Steubenville Monday for a Twentieth Century Club convention.
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Harry Lathern
George Keys
Janes Rediix
Viola Rooker
Steubenville
Oregon Apples Bring Hope To Toul Orphanage
The American Red Cross and the American Fund for French Wounded sent doctors and nurses to Toul near the front. They found children scarred by war living in caves and shell holes. The care setup includes cozy barracks with swings and fresh food, including Oregon apples.
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Toul
Toul Sentor
American Red Cross
American Fund For French
Monaleur Mirman
Oregon
Aristide Barbotin Faces Paris Backlash Over Ventures
In Paris Aristide Barbotin weathers criticism from a police official over his refuge cellar scheme during an air raid alarm. The philanthropist twice faced closure actions for ventures including a patriotic restaurant and a theater promoting anti gambling messages, amid public indifference and reformist scrutiny.
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Aristide Barbotin
Paris
Aristide
Able to Leave Hospital After Leg Injury at Mt Vernon
Gerald Popejoy, who sustained a left leg fracture at the Mt Vernon Bridge Co. shops three weeks ago, was discharged to his home on Pennsylvania Avenue Sunday.
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Gerald Popejoy
Mt Vernon Bridge Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Local Board Reviews Status of Each Registrant
The local exemption board votes to shake up operations and begin immediate review of all questionnaires. Chair Colanmiyus Ewalt says the board will check for incorrect classifications and ensure registry accuracy following new general rulings on dependency affecting Class 4 registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colanmiyus Ewalt
Hwalt
Provant Marelil
Renpert
Arrives in France of Soldier from Kelly Aviation Field
Word received here says Prod Hy Secord, who had been stationed at Kelly Field, Texas, has arrived safely in France. News came via his aunt, Kien Rush, confirming the movement.
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Hy Secord
Kelly Aviation
Texas
France
Kien Rush
Combined Effort On Masterpieces Through Many Strokes
The passage argues great works arise from thousands of brushstrokes built layer by layer. It compares art to persistent effort, saying every small paint fleck contributes to a final masterpiece through patient collaboration.
Temper loses its grip in perpetual hunter
The almost philosopher notes that a person who often loses temper should quit seeking provocation. He argues that frequent outbursts stem from seeking trouble, implying self-control reduces conflict and stress.
Older generation urged to save with War and Thrift stamps
The article stresses that the substantial men of the coming years will be those who saved in youth. It urges Uncle Sama to promote savings through War Savings Stamps and Thrift Stamps, encouraging the public to buy them for future prosperity and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sama
Soldier learns his brother lies among fallen in French cemetery
An American soldier serving as pallbearer at a funeral in a Picardy area cemetery discovers his brother Joseph Ash among the dead. The brothers, in different companies, had met only the day before. The chaplain and mourners manage the moment as the brother exclaims a vow of vengeance.
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America
Picardy Front
Joseph Ash
Joseph
Lisar
Joe
Longest Mast Sought For Wehoover Margaret
The captain seeks a mast larger than any in the United States for the auxiliary Wehoover Margaret. The planned mast will be 120 feet 10 inches long with a deck diameter of 20 inches and a top diameter of 28 inches. It will sit 100 feet above the deck.
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Bob Meinter
United States
Portland
Ore
Population growth in Marseilles cited at dinner
M. Marty prefect of Marsellins announced at a public dinner honoring M. Boulsson that Marseilles population has risen from 580,000 before the war to 877,000 and could reach 1,000,000 soon.
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Marseilles
M. Marty
Marsellins
M. Boulsson
Mercantile Marine
Marsellies
Counties See Shifting Standings in War Savings Drive
The Ohio War Savings Committee released standings as of the week before the drive’s end, with Knox County leading and Marion County close behind. The state predicts many changes as counties race to meet or exceed their annual quotas, with some districts already selling the full yearly allotment during the campaign.
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Ohie
Knox
Korth
Marion
Pasand
Thrift Ploy Urges Citizens to Support War Savings
Fragmentary plea urges thrift and generosity toward government by buying War Savings and Thrift stamps. Text references thrifty practices and patriotic duty as part of wartime funding efforts.
Local People Leave on Automobile Trip
De and Mia, PLC Larkmore, accompanied by Francis and Willeim I. McKinley and Miss Blanche Long, departed Monday for an extended eastbound tour. Their route lists Civil War battle sites tied to Larimore and includes Marietta, Romney, Staunton, Richmond, Baltimore, and New York City, with a return via Ingraves Gettyshurs and Washington PA, ending around July.
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de and Mia, PLC
Larkmore
Francis and
Williem I. McKinley
Miss Blanche Long
East
Larimore
Marietta
Clarkeburg
Romney
Ape Homatton C
Harper's Perry
Winschester
Staunton
Lexington
Lynchburg
Richmond
Parkersburg
Washington
Baltimore
Milladelphia
Ralston
New York City
Belite
Ingraves Gettyshurs
Bedford Springs
Valontown
Wheeling
Wellabury
Ambeidge
First Artesian Well in Grenelle France Dispute
A historic note describes the first artesian well bored in Grenelle France by the French government from 1834 to 1842. It aimed to supply Paris with water and reached a depth of 2 708 feet where a sufficient supply was found.
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Europe
Grenelle
France
Pari
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W. B. Brown
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Nity
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Johnny Danphein
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