Broken Milk Bottle Downfalls Man at Salisbury Sale Rooms
A broken milk bottle and failure to clean up led to the arrest of Shaw after an incident outside Salisbury auto sales on West High Street. Shaw admitted guilt to a charge and was jailed for 15 days after unable to pay eight dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saliabury Auto
West High Street
Modard Shaw
Shaw
Salisbury
Parker
Saliabury
Sallabury
Went Eral
Mitchell
Gulty
Jali
Roop McFarland Wedding and Local Social Notes
Roop McFarland daughter of Mr and Mrs McParland of Boston street married Tuesday evening at a church in the city. The couple will reside in town with Roop employed as a fireman at the Pennsylvania railroad shop. Also noted were marriage references and social events including gatherings hosted by local families and an Official Board meeting at Gambier with a reception and reading program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roop McFarland
Ivan
Roop
Goldie Fair McFarland
David McParland
Bost Vine Street
Ray
Ford
North Mudberry Street
Roopte
Pennsylvania Railroad
Care Parriah
Polook
Sr.t. Allen
Tia Reat Dange
Hast Chetnul Street
Theo Coushy Gare
Waterford
Mira Irene Clemoants
Parrioh
TR J
Laura Marrini
Webster Road
Trowber
Ween
Mr Parrinl
Vie
Cunningham
Chi'a
Detroit
Gambier
Fourth of July Picnic at Mt Vernon Country Club
A crowd of over 360 enjoyed Mt Vernon Country Club's Fourth of July celebration with a morning doubles tennis event won by Rosenthall and Walton. Golf scored Gray first Belden second Salisbury third, and mixed foursomes yielded notable results. An extensive sports program and a clubhouse dance followed, with future subscription dances announced for July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Mt. Vernon Country Clu
Plokedenue
M. JH. Rosenthall
Harold Walton
P. Devin
James Hunsaker
C.D." Gray
L. Belden
K. Salisbury
FW. Statin
Gee
Robert Johnston
Lola
Grepr
Ruth Ralston
M. Greve Suvend
Wacare
Lily
Mra
Res M. Greer
Allen UK
Arthur B Ruwliiwan
Louise Pratesind
Harry W. Koons
Harry J! Shipley
Henry G. Roam
Hohn
Eens
Wiphard Ware
Ludlow
WaHelinil
MoKenete
Minty
Mira Loule Sherry
Woot
Hlraw
Charles Orb
Mons Bien “Yhr
Floet Javdiow
Misa May Madlatuiryy
Haye
Tnenihifor
Tate Aten
Katie Heat
Hadien
Nate
Stenine
Wid
Ming Bwantiut
Leedsertek
Chaper
Anik
Meg Mrnk Harper
Tigefwar
Mew
M Woolvertan
Haek Platt
Watt Sperry
Avilur Morton
Clyde
Contes
Rudi
Jamas
Mate
Uriuk WitRot
Rand Jewell J
Hel
Hew
Ray Packer
Parker
Child Dies of White Plague in Shanceville Home
Harry Hudson learns of the death of his child Kiva Hudson aged 10 at her father Iain Hudson's residence in Shanceville. Cause given as tuberculonia after weeks of illness. Funeral planned for residence in Bhanesville on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hudson
Kiva Hudson
Iain Hudson
Shanceville
Bhanesville
Vbureday
Mt Vernon Community Recalls Visits and Gatherings
Local residents hosted relatives and friends in Mt Vernon and nearby towns. The program included a children's activity night at the Drs Julie phurell and a dramatics club event featuring Sally Gann. Families from Toledo Be rea and Galena attended, with multiple households hosting Sunday guests and a Hancock family reunion at Joseph Hancock's home in Galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hage Yarrtell
Otelby
Hernard Horn
Thelma
Toledo
B. Shrontz Tye
Sally Simpeon
Drs
Julie Phurell
Carlton Rumsey
Thomas Howarde
Bereaby
Misa Ruth Porter
Gratiot
Rowe Pumphrey
Dro
Mo Imosphray
Anna Mo Cberry
Herwee Pumphrey
Mt Vernon
Mame Mercvt
Shiront
Enterel
Sally Gann
Owl Creek
William Ham
Willan Fick
Holle Miloe
Mea
Smith
Elmira Bryan
Sminthay
Hancocks
Local Families Attend Sunday Gatherings and Visits
Millwood Mp and Mrs ALF with Fike and daughter Agnes Ring and Oregon Fike shared dinner with William Lepley on Sunday. Children Day exercises at the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd. Whitieid Stall bought a new Mir. Several locals visited Mt Vernon on Saturday including Clyde Snyder and son and Tay Switart as a Mt Vernon agent of relatives.
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Alf
Fike
Wdith
Tries
Agnes Ring
Oragon Fike
William Lepley
Presbyterian Church
Vroweling
Diseile
Het
Whitieid
Oregon Wike
George Hightiire
Wile Fin
Snyder
Clyde
Mt. Vernon
Tay Switart
Mrs Wilson Braddock Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Wilson Braddock aged about sixty died of cancer at 10 oclock last night at her home after a long illness. She leaves her husband two sons Frink andane Braddock and one daughter Mrs Glyde Cornell all of Braddock. The funeral was held at the home at 2220 o'clock Sunday.
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Wrevdentektown
Ily
Wilson Hraddock
Ofelock
Frink
Ane Braddock
Glyde Cornell
Negroes From the South A Problem
Controversy over migration to the North cites 880000 to 1000000 African Americans moving from the South during the month long conference. Prominent figures named include Myron T. Herrick and Charles T. Thwing of Cleveland, J G Sebund Japp, Julian Pleiteyman, and more from Cincinnati and Columbus amid debate on employment and living conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Aglinia
Tle
Ohia
Boud
Myron T. Herrick
de Charies T. Thwink
Bibert H. Baker
Cleveland
J. G. Sebund
Japp
Juline Pleiteyman
Mighon W. F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Ark. Lo le Rankin
Calvary Baptist Chapel Hosts Wednesday Sunday School Event
Children attended a Calvary Baptist Chapel Wednesday Sunday school outing and a continental supper was served to all. Young Lotallo, an employee of the Pishirgh Plate Chair company, suffered several severe cuts on the job Wednesday and was taken to M and B hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptiar Chapel
Yong Lotallo
Plishirgh Pate
Gut
Felid
Wounde
Apponyi Opposes Austro German Trade Alliance
Count Apponyi, longtime opponent of Count Tisza, declares against a Austro-Hungarian customs union with Germany. He argues the parliament elected in 1900 is not competent to decide such a major policy and favors Hungarian independence, warning of economic confusion if Germany is given exclusive terms.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Jupe 20
Count Apponyl
Count Tisza
Himmself
Austro-Hungary
Germany
Budapest
Vosslache Zoloung
Austria
Ausii
Tangary
Exisis
Honyear
Ceount Movite Materhagy, Tie Murparhin Poomien
Industriansaly
Ayponyi
Wii Saxon den Litlee
Oajerty Party
Che Andrasey Fiverton
Javey
Should German Be Taught at School Question Divides Opinion
The Banner OLE MASS reports on the education debate over teaching German in schools. Proponents argue it benefits students while opponents fear potential ideological influence. the discussion continues with opinions from educators and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Mass
Francia
Germany
Potato Lice Kill Potatoes Potent Aphids Raise Alarm
Ohio farmers and the state board of agriculture report a new pest form attacking potato crops. Aphids, not a new threat, spread due to tender leaves from frequent rains. experts advise nicotine spray with tobacco boiled for an hour, optional Paris green for potato bugs and tea beetles, to combat the infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Karmers
Kardeners
N. EB
State Board of Agriculture
Germany
United States
Bhaw
Ohio
H. J. Speaker
Ohio medical officers drive to meet army quota
Ohio adopts consolidated drive to recruit medical men for the army medical reserve corps. A statewide commission, led by William Lover and George Crile, coordinates efforts with Cleveland and Columbus committees to place physicians at Fort Benjamin Harrison Fort Riley and Fort Oglethorpe. About 800 Ohio doctors have already joined military service across Red Cross units National Guard and medical officers reserve corps. Two prominent Ohio surgeons will tour the state to boost recruitment and advise communities on suitable candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Columbes
Ohio
General Medical Board
Council of National Defense
Army
William TE
Lover
Prank G. Bunts
George W. Crile
A. Hemann
B. Hoover
Hany G. Sloan
Cleveland
Harmon
Gibbon
Tiling
D. Selby
Toledo
le Mowers
Dayton
Joseph A. Hat
Robert D. Maddox
Dudley W. Palm Oal
Reed
Cincinnaty
Charles 3S Hamilton
Red Cross
Ohio National Guard
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ft. Riley
Kan
Ft. Oglethorpe
War Department
Olie
Amity Homecoming Draws Largest Crowd Yet
A large Amity crowd gathered Wednesday for the fourth homecoming with patriotic exercises. Former residents renewed acquaintances, a parade led by the Mt. Vernon Drum Corps opened the day, followed by a schoolhouse lawn picnic, sports, a Fredericktown vs Amity baseball game, a town marshal play, and an evening party. An estimated turnout marked the largest in Amity’s history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amity
Mt. Vernon
Fredericktown
Campaign Ready to Start by Chamber of Commerce Leaders
Reported Thursday by Generals William Banning and Marcus Rosenthall they will spearhead a one day Chamber of Commerce membership drive. Captains and squads mobilize Friday at 9 AM for six hours of canvassing and noon briefings after rationing. The chamber formed in 1916 in Knox county to support local industry and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Banning
Marcus Rosenthall
Chamber of Commerce
Sinve
Knox County
Siven
Liberty Town
Red Crows
Plank
Campfien
Whaser
Chlivens
Lew Chamber
Spanish War Vets Organize a Camp at Mt Vernon
At a Sunday night meeting in the Chamber of Commerce headquarters the Mt. Vernon camp of United Spanish War Veterans was organized to the extent possible locally. Officers named by the commander include C A Matthews as Commander and Will T Welder as Senior Vice Commander with several other posts filled. The new local camp organized with 60 members already on the roll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Vernon
United Spanish War Veterans
Olivers
C A. Matthews
Will T. Welder
J. T. Dickson
C. O. Beam
Charles C. Copper
James Graf
George Sharp
Albert A. Cooper
B White
Lau Pio
George Lewin
Clinton Wright
Ct Allet
C. C. Kevier
W. HL Clark
Strn
Knox County legal notice seeks dower in Monroe Township property
The Knox County Common Pleas Court will hear a petition by Miehtor? to set as dower the estate of the late tenant and to determine ownership of real estate described as the southeast corner of Monroe Township. Defendants include Alice Bowder and George B. Canning among others. The case, number W288, requires respondents to answer by March 10.
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Cage New Thess Chriistopher ,Fletcher, Paint
Critopiee
Stineheamb Et Aly
Alice Bowder
New Casick
Pennayivania
George B. Canning
Christopher Stineheamb
Beire
Chetatoptier Stinehcomb
Plooms
Vieorge Stinehcomb
George Stinehcomb
Mary
Common Pease Court
Knox County
Ohio
Agate
Wilers
Fee Simy
Monroe Towne Chin
Kneax County
Eal
Benb S&s Yarman
Awid Yarnan
Fonds
John Kumite
Hoven
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Camp Installation Nears Attract More Joiners
More individuals are expected to join once the camp is installed, with plans for completion in the near future. The project anticipates growing participation as the setup progresses toward full operation.
Old Havana Scenes and Daily Life Amid Open Doors
The piece portrays Old Havana with glimpses through doorways into sunlit patios. It notes women gossiping, children playing, washing and cooking amid brown skinned residents, and occasional street scenes with a black cigar smoker. It also mentions a tropical balm tree and sources of balsam.
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Old
Havana
New York
Telegrami
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J HM Walker
Walker
Gin Bier
Hoja Bowrd
Auiston
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Mips
Walker Wolon
Charlee Qiwk
Com Shaw
Coubocton
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Mrs. Wilson Braddock
Count
Tisza
Eis Voatch
Medical Army OF Ohio
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Hamilton
Bell
Iti
California
Maine
Heinz
Arm & Hammer Soda
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Japan
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