Lieutenant Welker Named Captain Of Battery E
Lieutenant Vincente Welker of Gambier is appointed captain of Battery E at Port Ten Jahmitty Marrigan. Lieutenant Headington and Edson J. Hrose are named to command posts. Mt. Vernon citizens face housing strains as housing for the unit is arranged. Major Gordon vaccinates lieutenants as recruiting exams proceed with a list of 16 battery members and two more applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincente Welker
Gambier
Port Ten Jaimity
Marrigan
Batstery Fi
Ohio
Neid Artillers
Mirat
Julie W. Headingt
Headington
Gener Wood
Edson J. Hrosee
Hattary
Ereces
Headhngton
Citisens
Mt. Vernon
Elaine
Tig
Calumlin
Gardony
Ernest Willer
Wholteberhert
Degept Wrikht
Jet. Wirtehit
AMC of
Lon
Carrin Kebingon
Kennel Condon
Laror Taylor
Rati Whibetered
Witenes Hattie Chii
Thome J. Stitt
Menjanin I Bell
Benton Miller
Clarion Hahn
Arthur
Mille
Barry
Cashew Harrigan
Rod James Agni
Gordon Returnt
Aidan Donerit
Lene
Holy Aid
Mt. Vernon Howl
Lee Funeral Obituary Notice Amid Calvary Cemetery Burial
The funeral notice for Mik Mw Tee at P80 O'ehoe Moualiey includes burial in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Howard Nurtls is handling arrangements. A wake or visitation is noted at Gaghooton Avenue with a contact in Madeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mik
Calvary Cemetery
Mra
Howard
Madeling
Ted
Mee
Ulin
Gaghooton Avenue
Strange Poison Death Of Geo Botkin At Home
A 48 year old man, Geo Botkin, died Thursday night at 808 West Chestnut Street from an unclear poison. Neighbors and family recall a sudden collapse as his wife and Mrs Hefinker notified authorities. The coroner and physician could not determine the poison, and Botkin died within minutes after EMS arrived. Funeral arrangements were pending Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Botkin
Chestnut Street
Laven
Hugh
Iit Oly
Florence Brigter
Carl Herlacher
Mir Hotkin
Uyion
Heinker Cave
Lng
Howe
Catherine Kilkee
Botkin
Ian Lydian
Rotkin
Dutters Unable to Appear for Hearing
The hearing for Carton Sutter was postponed as Sutter could not attend at Vernon Hospital due to injuries from a recent incident. An adjournment was set and a new date was to be determined. The court noted delays and potential health concerns affecting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Vernon
Heine
Lin Court
Non support case details entangle names and payments
Fragmentary OCR note lists entities and obligations in a non coherent non support case. Mentions Squire and Mekan with payments and weekly sums. No clear outcome or timeline is discernible.
Mrs M T Lee dies after illness in city
Mrs Vernon Law aged 12 ynare wife of Midowl Lire dies after eliptication af slinised wk hoe. Survived by her father Juno Kitt and brothers Kraft Kraft Beranton Ma St anhorth Not William Clove Md. Funeral arrangements announced by Mee i M Kerner Veetty nti Thureday in Columbun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Law
Ynare
Agios Nuit
Beranton
Buwene
Stanhorth
Abd William of
Clove
Alee
Tomvin
Pious Folk Are Put Out When Gas Went Out
Vernon residents report a disturbance at a Granville Road prayer meeting after a prank by a group linked to local officials. A gas outage was turned into a staged disruption during a religious gathering, causing shock and consternation among attendees. Police are examining the incident as a possible disturbance to a religious meeting and considering charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath Vernon
Granville Toad
Solon
Drawing 10 Show Qin Call a Young Man Goes
Washington reports a July drawing for selective military service with young men called to the colors in the draft. It outlines the order of registration, examination, and hats given to those receiving ranks, with local districts determining the head of the list and the process continuing until all are sorted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sweet County
Appointive Offices in 10. 0. F. Lodge Are Filled Friday
The article lists appointments in the 10. 0. F. Lodge with names of officers and attendees. It notes Grand Parlarol and other officials, mentions various seater changes and shifts, and reports social visits by members including Theresa and Harry Kisle of Orr villa along with Mrs. Cary Andrews and others visiting Cotunits Pri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Lodge
Opi
Theresa
Harry Kisle
Orr Villa
Cotunits Prisday
Lintaidy
Cary Andrewa
Marlou
Mouse Banquet Honors Battery 1 Lodge Members
A 120 strong Loyal Order of Moose gathering Thursday night at Moose Home on West Birth Street honored Battery 1 members. O. Guy Taylor presided, praising service to country and shared memories of past community support. The event featured dinner and a patriotic tone, with remarks from leaders and reflections on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alute
Dmiewathie Ladge
Order of Moore
Tom
Reomeh
Belulin
Lodge
Weat Hirth Street
Res
Unitef States
France
Gishind
Otto Anid
Welles Colery
Courta
Guy Taylor
Guy Taylor, Who Is Baphain
Ativey
Naylor Guld Uluwirtha Todi
Homer
Belind
Julie Witheatie
Belalf
Moletit
Hendinston
Renee of Helier
al Dent
Headington
Rhein
Uf Democracy
Ohio
Ruigdd
Divbitor Hobert
Sta Lin
James
Jane Damen
Ned Winger
George Omlar
Charles Fisher
Loo McCarthy
Honored Guests Attend Lodge Event With Songs
Lieut Julius Headington and a list of members attended a lodge gathering. A closing number featured The Blar Spangled Banner and America as the chorus sang with cheers for members of Hattury 6. The balance of the evening was spent in song and talking. The French and Belgian delegation was led by Leon Mondron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Hattury 6
Yong
Leon Mondron
Lightning Burns Three Buildings In Her Storm
A severe lightning storm across the county destroyed three barns and a storage shed, each burned to the ground with hay and implements lost. Estimated damage runs around $2,000 with no lives lost. one barn owned by Charles Scott near Gumbee faced about $1,000 loss and no insurance. A barn near Brandon owned by Mrs Mary Stevens burned completely with hay and contents destroyed. the final tally of losses is in the hundreds, likely uninsured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haims
Charles Scntt
Gumbie
Scott
Ile
Brandon
Minn Mary Stevens
Samiraness
Mia
Meiranens
Daniel Nichola
Howes Almont
National Guard mobilization orders issued nationwide
National Guard units are to be mobilized with the Adjutant General stating the call has been received from Major General Theta Tellerry. The development indicates a coordinated state and federal response with mobilization details to follow from military officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Buynett Polantings
Daly
Ohio National Field
Tnlta
Woot
Theta Tellerry
United States Army
Bond Furnished By Brinkhaven Men Thursday
Court records show two men charged with operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent posted $100 bonds Thursday. Sheriffs report they were arrested after allegations of auto theft near Brinkhaven and were released pending grand jury action. Other items note real estate transfers, probate filings, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durehand
Brinkhaven
Donald Hoaglands
Youtiter
Hoth Moth
Sheri Mossholder
Reynolds
Local residents return from visits in area
Miss Ida Boyle returned Friday to her home in Ol City Pa after a few days with relatives in this city. Miss Nora Hdmister returned Saturday to her home in Newark after a short visit with friends in this city. Mrs Minn McDonald left Friday evening for Fredericksburg where she will spend a few days with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Boyle
Ol City
Nora Hdmister
Newark
Minn McDonald
Fredericksburg
Alster
Legal Notice in Knox County Ohio Property Suit
The Court of Common Pleas Knox County Ohio issues a legal notice in a case by Christopher Fletcher against Alice Snyder and others concerning ownership and partition of a described parcel in Monroe Town, Knox County. Defendants must answer by April 1, in accordance with law. attorney Berry of case No 1088 appears for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Hbeidtopher
Chtopher Sunehoomb Et al
Alice Snyder
New Cas Wyvivinin
George KE. Canning
Lence Shdoksewn
Chiltantae
Sunehoomb
TEX
Christopher Sthicheamy
Verge Suinehicotil
Monroe
Inox
Ola
Fuld
Eald
Tata
Jacob
Yarman
John Kunkle
Kunkle
Naid
Aaid
James Thronte
APA
Berry
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
THE
Banner Publishing CG
Frank Harper
Donald H. Harper
F. Allerding
Busianager
Mt Vernon
Knox County Olio
Monument Square
Wood
LEE
Geo. Botki
Duttles
Nnon
Squire
MeRidy
Ghana
Walter
Mekar Peontaed
Mr. Mekan
Draven
M. T. Lee
Mee i
M. Kerner
Veetty
Nti Thureday
Columbun
Hstrieh Dowty Grand Parriarol
Hennett
Seatiie Wirst
Giearje Blowtor
Seconi Wateh
Hower
Ijaldes
Syeaion
Ilger and
Porter
Julius Headington
Palmer Smith
Dale E. Porter
Frank Shoults
Lawrence Fletcher
Harley Coup
William Scase
Earl Myers
Harry Householder
Wilbur Rock
John Binning
Maron Elder
Stanley Schaeffer
Eelowed
Hoocrt
Mexico
Mim
We Wolfley
Delaware
Indianapolis
Ind
Bond
Grinkhaven
Hoagland
Hunter
Walry
Cora Hicka
Josep Shim
Mollon
Lostind Britten
Guaran
Malone Leptey
Ure Wrebate
Franke Wolfe
Crider
Abu Hypnor
Hrobals
Davis
Ewing
Jit Colenan
Dein Cooke
T. F. Cochran
Middlebury
Calvin Bartlett
Ty Chathanevea
Penu
Knox
OW. Youngblood
North Sandusky Street
Sheriff's Sale
Copa Mlekson
Krinx
Aitante Hythe
Gunty
Sultan Olina
Zaire
Jahn Tin
Dana
Mossholmier
Hupp
Court OF
Pema, Nok
East Hamtramck St
Herbert W. Smith
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