Child Burned Severely In Clothes Fire At Home
Irene Ransom a year old girl from Coshocton avenue suffered severe burns when her clothing ignited, her mother also injured while extinguishing flames. The child remained alone in the yard before the fire reached her, and medical staff used a new French dressing, Aintra, marking its firstKnown County use. Her condition remained critical as she received treatment.
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Irene Ransom
Wea
Coshocton Avenue
Ilfe
Kifl
Tee
Irene
Mia
Ranson
Gheanarlowsd
Tor
Cullen
Arrow
Oliver
Brick
Hanes
Ainiy
Berifente
Know County
Brinkhaven Pair Arrested In Auto Theft Case
Walter A Moveholder and Vente Bare Hi were arrested on a charge of stealing a automobile belonging to G I Reynolds. The two men allegedly drove from Brinkhaven to Coshocton after the theft and were captured by U S Marshal Fox of Boloklaven. Both men were brought here and lodged in county jail.
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Walter A. Moveholder
Vente Bare
Brinkshaven
Tn Niensivink
BJ Huoter
Donal Mowgland
G. I. Reynolds
Gorewe
Coslocton
Ihel
Gas He Story From Exeter Letter Tied To Local High School
Mr John B. Brining shares a dated letter from nephew Harry Bat rick from Exeter England. The missive describes travel, hospital stay, family ties, and memories of British life during wartime. It notes affection for home, updates on health, and references to soldiers and relatives scattered abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Brining
Harry Batrick
Exeter
England
Cher Olahine
Mr Hatelek
Delicate Operation Saves Life of a Bay Gelding
In a complex veterinary procedure on Tuesday, a bay gelding received critical care and survived after a delicate operation. The team, including specialists and assistive staff, performed intricate maneuvers to stabilize the horse and restore vital function, marking a notable recovery.
Woman's War Time Duty Urges Food Conservation
A wartime appeal urges women to conserve food and cut waste to support troops. Officials urge choosing cheaper fruits and vegetables and reducing dining room waste while stressing women must assert their rights and duties at home to sustain the nation during war.
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Menderoy
Dewar
Avetin
Ghiere
Polaties
Teuton neglect blamed for West Indies famine and turmoil
German wartime reports claim neglect by the German government caused famine in Ovamboland before British occupation. The Associated Press describes German failures from 1914 to 1915, detailing relief efforts by British authorities and the resulting starvation amidst Allied actions. A note mentions Walter Mason of East Vine Street seeking a transfer of the Nebraska National Guard to the Ohio naval unit.
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Proos
London
New York
Associated Press
Gernin Wireless
Alee de Welles
Ovanilie
Atriar Atfiivtiane
Uae
Hiei
Wits Nile
Mets
Reporee
Boneedt
South Africa
Itdstrare Te
Taurmeb In
Onunenesd
Ovamholand
von Maith
Sevenport
Ovamboland
Ovambos
Walter Mason
East Vine Street
Columbus
Nebraska National Guard
Ohio
Society Notes Show Luncheon Tea and Reunions
A fragmentary society column describes Mrs Parsons hosting a luncheon while Mrs Lanning hosts a party with guests from New York and nearby towns. It notes a weekly tea with a talk on a decorative theme, Loyal Daughters meeting at a church home, and a Bone family reunion in Miller Township with 67 descendants attending. Officers for the next year are listed, including a president and treasurer, with references to meals and small gatherings.
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Parsons
Lanning Manin
County Tube
Outertown
Miss Baith
Hop
Oscar Arnold
New York City
Davchites
Church of
Chelat
Bladonshire
Mra
Fila Petry
Howard Wursday
Lottalie
Stella Hall
Ihe Ashcraft
Mladensburg
Ruth Sima
Howard
Anta Darling
Mt. Vernon
M.C. Bone
Miller Township
Dee
Herve
Kuiewr
Sei
Gordon Bone
Vernon Anit Leon Wit Denitaon
Mie
Smith
Denilson
Talluwe
Aihene
Vernon Sou
Charles Bane
Vitou
Magia Streenin
Ethelyn Rapler
Veorlektowes
Aneeda Brinseany
Knox County Among First To Finish Numbering Cards
Knox County, as per Columbus.Awald, president of the local draft board, reported early completion of card numbering. On Sitoo Registration Day, three Knox county youths enlisted and are exempt from death, including Ploy Chetan of Milford township in Cincinnati aboard the navy, Clodith G McDonald of Monroy township Columbus in the medical department, Bartley Howard at Mt Vernon in the medical department.
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KOX County
Columbus Awalt
Kall Jelied
Hubert Turney
Idge Advocare
Columbus
Thursdiy
Knox County
Ploy
Chetan
Milford
Cineinati
Clodith G McDonald
Monroy Township
Bartley
Howard
Mt Vernon
Officers Installed by Timon Thursday at Timon Lodge No 46
At the Timon convention Knights of Pyllias Lodge No 46 installed William R. Hookway as chancellor commander for the ensuing term. New officers and appointees include Lodge Deputy BER Bell, and relief and finance committee members John Warman Dwight Warton Walter M. Riley Charles Mills James Klamonds Torrence Mitchell.
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Reir
Mura
Knights of Pyllias
William R. Hook
Way Way
Medad
Lodge
BER
Bell
Hookway
Relief Committee
John Warman
Dwight Warton
Walter M. Riley
Charles Mills
James Klamonds
Torrence Mitchell
Swetland Returns to Ashland After Friday Visit Hero
Swetland arrived in Ashland on Friday following a visit that earned hero recognition. Local officials lauded the display of bravery and community gratitude extended to the individual for acts during the visit.
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Swetland
Ashland
Hero
Fountain hosts odd fish and trash in public aquarium
A local observer found four catfish in Vernon’s fountain aquarium along with minnows turtles and assorted debris including tin scraps bottle caps and empty beer bottles. The unusual display doubles as a fountain aquarium and trash heap, sparking amusement about Mt. Vernon’s dryness.
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Ely
Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Loo Numeous
Dead man tied to railway firm in Philadelphia case
Fragmented notice reports the death of Nils Lows Chetan Kachelmather, connected to Mi. Verio Hleetric Railway Co, in Philadelphia. Funeral planned in Logan, Ohio. Knox County Common Pleas Court lists six insurance companies opposing compensation claims against the deceased.
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Nils Lows
Chetan Kachelmather
Obetine Ganer
Mi. Verio Hleetric Railway Co
Philadelphia
Kecording
Votoms
Phurday
Levine Boon Horn
Norway
Ohio
Wis
Logan
Common Pleas Court of Knox Wowhey
Dunedin
Hewatha Pari
Dangerous Propaganda Warns South Africa Crisis
A broadcast warning from General Botha appeals to South African party members to reject propaganda for independence as it risks bitterness, division, race hate, and civil war. English speakers abroad see treason and dishonor in the move, urging a path of honor for a peaceful future.
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Uabetown
South Africa
New York
Botha
Fui
Hoganda Tor
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