Lawsuit seeks restraining order to halt wheat harvest
In common pleas court Mrs. Miraabeth McGinley sues Thomas R. Simmons Jr to stop him from entering a farm to harvest 20 acres of wheat planted without consent. She says the crop lowers the farm rental value. A temporary restraining order is sought pending final hearing. The case lists J. B. Graham as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Miraabeth McGinley
Thomas R. Simmons, Jr
J. B. Graham
McGinley
Chamber plans membership drive with new captains named
The Chamber of Commerce announced preparations for a near term membership campaign. A meeting of generals and captains was called for Monday night to finalize plans and the drive is expected during the week of July 9. Captains under Generale Rosenthall and Banning include J. B. McCrackin S. J. Dorgan A. A. Dowds Nedliger S. M. Woolson and Banning division leaders B. J. Everly RC. Ringwall Charles Bird A. J. Darrah and Harry W. Koons with Leroy G. Mayer serving as secretary. several new members were recently added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Rosenthall
Banning
McCrackin
J. Dorgan
A. A. Dowds
Nedliger
8. M. Woolson
B. J. Everly
RC. Ringwall
Charles Bird
A. J. Darrah
Harry W. Koons
Leroy G. Mayer
Neighborhood News Incident Dropped Cab Unit Injury
Stanley C Potts of B and O Itewan Uying in Newark jumped from his engine cab in the 1st Column bus yards Friday when the engine collided with a freight train on a siding. He was slightly injured. David Weisblat of Coshocton, 10 months, suffered a fractured skull Friday after falling from a high chair.
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Stanley C. Potts
Itewan Uying
Newark
Columbus Yards
David Weisblat
Coshocton
Romance Culminates In An Elopement To Kentucky
Romance culminates in an elopement to Kentucky. Bioninig and Bier on trlonie and Hite ate, Ly OL Rotini, set of Mra John leone of Caly Street, vind Mika Hofen Metealf, alae of Ula ’oli, boarded in the Weiltiay oven. Ing and Went to Menncky Where they spcited Morrie Meenas and ware torn ied Thaneday, Me. Hobinton and Winbride returned to Ott Vernon Prt 5 day. They will mike their home in his city.
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Bioninig & Bier
Trlonie
Hite
Ly OL Rotini
Mra
John “Leone
Caly Street
Mika Hofen Metealf
Ula ‘Oli
Ing
Menncky
Morrie
Thaneday
Hobinton
Winbride
Ott Vernon Prt
Getaway on Train Believed Told by Safe Robber
The Buckeye City theft at the Hunter toll building Friday night led bloodhounds from Lancaster to track the raider along the railroad near an east Buckeye City switch but scent was lost near the tracks. Investigators split on whether a local man or a drifting thief fled by freight train with the loot. Excitement surged in Danville and Buckeye City as the chase drew crowds Friday.
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Hunter Toll
Buckeye City
Lancaster
N. Hy Hunter
Buckeye Clu
Via Man
Mossholder Salt
Hunter
Danville
Buckeye
Prsons
Reverend Dye Protests Food Waste in Mt Vernon Letter
In Mt Vernon Ohio on June 30 1917 Reverend Dye writes to Herbert Hoover Food Commissioner urging consistent government action to curb waste while asking for sermons promoting thrift. He questions wartime fuel and food policies and requests the Capitol set an example in food conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Washington, D. C
Hoover
United States
Washington
Capitol
Blair Birth in Canton Family Welcomes Son
Word arrives of the birth of a son Thursday to Mr and Mrs Arthur Blair of Canton formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Blair
Canton
Power line to link Mt. Vernon and Newark plants
Ohio Light and Power wires a 26 000 kilowatt link between Mt. Vernon and Newark plants, with a single three phase circuit to ensure steady service. The project, under AL Darrah, aims to boost regional coverage including Licking and Knox counties, and promises continuous generation even if one plant stops. The line follows the B&O track from Newark to the Ash farm and into Mt. Vernon, with completion hoped for August and major pole work already finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Licking County
Ohio Light & Power Company
Licking
Knox County
Wilowatts
Caprelty
AL. Darrah
Jovn
West High Street
Blocher Brothers
A. H. Lewis
Tiffin
Mr. Lewis
W. H. Smith
DB. & OQ
Rally
Ash Farm
Newark Road
Mr. Darrah
Darrah
Ohio
Mt Vernon Drum Corps to play at Amity homecoming
The Mt Vernon drum corps will take part in Amity’s homecoming celebration on July 4. They will perform in their new uniforms and give a concert on the square before driving to the event by automobile.
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MT. Vernon
Amity
Admission bid for officer reserve seeks wide support
Waltaro Galley from Nevkoeeent seeks admission to the Officer's Reserve. The document outlines a formal application with details on eligibility and approval steps. It references Port Aemiatiih Mareleoth and mentions team or unit involvement in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltaro Galley
Nevkoeeent
Aim
Remeion
Kingfishers Amuse Crowds at Viaduct
A Kingfisher pair captures attention near a viaduct east of the Pennsylvania tailhead. Children watch as the birds swoop on fish, with a nest suspected nearby and the ongoing wind and water conditions hinting at continued activity through the summer. The scene draws observers daily as the birds hunt overhead.
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Kokoning
Pennsylvania
Mr. Kingfisher
Kingfisher
Viaduct
Videnos
Aia Ihasersby
Death of Benjamin Budown Clements at age four
Benjamin Budown Clements died Friday evening at 11 14 at his home 67 North Sancieky street after a five day illness from a complication of diseases. Survived by wife James? Janves fil4, one son Clifton at home, a daughter Mrs Glenn Mauler of this city, a sister Mrs Ada Mlention, and three brothers Robert Clements Charles Wolford Mt Vernon and Garrad Wolford Akron. Funeral at 10 o'clock Monday morning Ebenezer church, Ebenezer cemetery burial.
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Benjamin Budown Clements
North
Sancieky Street
Janves
Clifford
Glenn Mauler
Thin City
Ada Mlention
Eli
Robert Clements
Charles Wolford
Mt. Vernon
Garrad
Wolford
Akron
Ebenester Church
Ebenezer Cemetery
Frye Purchaser of Vine Street Property
Juvenile Officer Patrick Purcell acting for D B Grubb administrator of Elizabeth B Adams estate sold the property at 614 East Vine Street Saturday at 10 oclock to William H Prye for 1200 dollars. The appraisement was 1700 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Purcell
D. B. Grubb
Elizabeth B. Adams
East Vine Street
William H. Prye
Financial Success and Saving for Comfort
Regular, systematic saving from earnings builds wealth and future comfort. The Knox Savings and Loan Assn offers 5 percent interest on certificates of deposit of $100 or more, payable semiannually, and 4 percent on savings accounts payable quarterly. Located at N. W. Corner Main and Vine Sts Wax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
N. W. Corner
Main & Vine Sta
Battery E Boys Retreat From First Line
Battery E men retreat from the front as five hours of drill force the unit to the country. Sixty-seven soldiers remain in view at the square while wives, mothers, and sweethearts watch. Four new recruits join Battery E and a junior sergeant becomes instructor for Battery I as the regiment strengthens.
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Sitane
Sven
Taday
Sergent Gill
Denmin
Grand Army
Repul Uc Battery
Recruit Drive for Ohio National Guard In Progress
An immediate campaign to recruit new members begins today in Columbus and other cities to form a full division of the Ohio National Guard. Captain Perea Bo Monypenny of Columbus announces recruiting trains will open in Columbus Springfield Lima Toledo Dayton Cleveland and Cambridge with new units including an engineering train squads and a headquarters military sales department.
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Associated Preas
Columbus
Weynits
Ohio
Perea Bo Monypenny
Springford
Lima
Toledo
Dayton
Cleveland
Cambridge
Military Jales Department
Arm Injury Hits Local Child Durbin Fractured Arm
Kenneth Durbin son of Mr and Mrs Ross Durbin suffered a fracture of the right arm below the elbow Friday while playing near his home east of the city. He tripped on an obstacle and fell with the arm doubled under him. A local physician reduced the fracture. Edwin Moore visiting his parents from Bast Gambler atrost.
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Kenneth Durbin
Ross Durbin
Durbin
Edwin Moore
Bedford
Mrs
Ed, ‘Moore
Bast Gambler Atrost
Aged Woman Falls Leaving Leg Broken
An elderly woman fell and sustained a broken left leg. A medical exam and treatment were provided by a torut physician, with assistance and care arranged to move her from one location to another for further care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torut
Glass Inflicts Gasp in Champion Arm
A garbled report notes an incident where a champion suffered a gash on the arm from glass. The scene references workers at Fiislargh Plate Gines Works and a Pridey night event with a disturbance and injured party. mentions Carl Hemplly and family visiting Oklahoma City, Mrs Sempla’s relatives, a trip from Oklahoma to Mt Vernon by car, Myrtle Fowler of Chicago visiting local residents, and Dr Edward M. Clark arriving at Port Benjamin Harrison.
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A. Chempins
Tell Arta
Carl Hemaply
Familly
Oxtahoma City
Sempla
Mire
Boat High Street
Oklahoma
Mt Vernon
Myrtle Fowler
Chicago
F Humbert
Fragmented Notice on Auctions and Apothecary Terms
The fragment lists auction actions with due times and prices, mentions Mt Vernon and Linton, and notes withdrawals and apothecary terms. It references "apothears" and a historical confectionery context, with scattered dates and prices. The readable items suggest a public notice style about sales and commerce.
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Emmy
Winterbothall
Edwards
Wintertorham
Henry Cooper
Ira Atwood
M. G. Levernng
Willam Cook
Fredericktown
J. B. Foote
Ferna Purdy
Neighborhood News
Kentucky
C. R. Hunter
Jelloway
Juige
Logal Electric Company
Ben J. B. Clements
Ebenezer
Frye
Vine ST
Moldavia
Galleta
Battery E Boys
O.N. G. Fn
Glass
Champion
Edward M. Clark
Port Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Clark
Physicians’ Reserve Corpu
Standard Oil Co
Centerburg
Centerburg, Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Changoe
Mt Vernon Nu
Linton
Wolomn
Stauffer’s
Palm Beach
Knox National Bank
Nanne
Honde Wepaaitesl
Fide
Borde
Jodie Staniens
Feder
Fraserve
Surpitiaeo
New York
Lalit
Ieren
Ammsand
Nickals
Ose
Payidorite Unpet Eeaos Idividual
Seater
Sabor
Ioe
Ames Rgot
John M. Ewalt
Oftcnity
Knox
Ckorman
Jotary
B. Colville
Desault B
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