Draft in Knox County Exemption Impacts Draft Quota
Surprise and confusion swept Knox County as 34 young men faced draft, with war department estimates suggesting up to 60 percent may be exempted for physical disability family status or occupational reasons. Local officials note the county may need a quota well above actual enlistment figures, while Battery 1 at Obbo Field Aerillery prepares to add new volunteers as recruitment efforts continue.
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Knox Couny
Knox County
Koox
Otdos
Tila
War Department
Washington
Obbo Field Aerillery
Vine
Wien
Hattery
Lelieve
National Guard Mustering Plan Outlined in State
Colimbia July 17 The National Guard mustering will take nine weeks. A state mustering officer and Major Jaffien met to draft a plan with a median examiner. They aim to base headquarters in Cotibite with a tentative schedule aligning regiments and coordinators to conduct the nine week process.
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National Guard
Olio National
Gagard
Uo Paul
Tin
Jaffien
Shine
Ottleer
Runaway Boys Reunited With Father After Flight
George N. Miller sought his sons Nid and Mey after they wandered from Kent last Saturday with Arthur Bishop. The youths boarded a train, traveled to Akron, then returned with their father to Kent. Officers aided in the custody and care of the boys, who expressed relief at home and vows to obey parental guidance.
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George N. Miller
Forrest Miller
Kent
Arthur Bishop
Juvenia
Vernon
Miller
Nid
Purcell
Akron
Little Lorene Greatest Game Known Described
An odd newspaper fragment details a game called Little Lorene, described as the greatest game yet invented. The piece portrays elaborate, humorous rules and notable mischief as players and keepers engage in a lively, chaotic play with improvised scoring and antics.
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Lorene
Adeide
Rollroni
Yuirmun
Lapesay
Officers Installed by Daughters of Rebekah Lodges
Daughters of Rebekah Lymon Lodge No 87 and Daughters of Hoboken Brandon installed officers Tuesday evening. Names listed include Sutfer Might Supporter Joule Shufelt and Left Supporter Joe Vanetta. View Grand Right Supporter Dinat Walnhower and Left Supporter Atte Daxter. Warden Pearl Morey Conductor Dewie Forsythe Guardian Mary Weaver Outer Guardian Mew Halt Chaplain Mra Safford. Walter Enkehardt joined a company of infantry in Athens after mobilizing with his command.
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Daughters
Hoboken
Brandon
Ofleara
Sutfer
Joule Shufelt
Joe Vanetta
Dinat Walnhower
City council approves water works upgrade to cut fuel use
The city council Monday approved an ordinance to equip the waterworks with electric pumping and related machinery at an estimated total cost near $4,000. An electric pump and meter are projected to cost about $2,000 with other equipment bringing the total to the upper end of $4,000, expected to save fuel and labor costs. The plan, supported by A J Darrah of Ohio Light power, anticipates monthly power costs under $200 if costs stay low, and aims to reduce water waste through metering. The measure passed with a near unanimous vote aside from an absence. An additional ordinance raised daily wages for certain city workers in the street department.
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Cty Connell
Lis Kort
Howed Ik
A. J. Darrah
Ohio Light & Power Co
Ole
Mit Nichia
Adenis
Darrah
Corwell
Brentlinger
Weaver
Electric Company
Counciliman
Ser
Six Knox County Men Enlist in U S Navy and Army
Six more Knox county youths join the armed forces as the War Department confirms enlistments. Asv Uushnell Remington, son of T. J. Remington, and five others—Dean W. McKee, Earl Williams, Vernon, Dayton Schwartz, Robart Cassell, and Wilford James—passed medical exams and enlisted in El Paso and Columbus, adding to the county's draft quota for the army and navy.
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Royal Draft Board
War Department
Asv
Uushnell Remington
T.J. Remington
United States Navy
Remington
EL Paso
Tex
Knox County Ia
Army
Knox County
Uncle Sam
Service Department of the
United States
Amy Ax
Dean VY. McKea
East Gambler Street
Earl Williams
Mr Vernon
Dayton Sé¢hrandy
Robart Cassell
Wilford James
Fredericktown
Columbus
Department of the Army
Green Io facing trouble inCoshocton theft case
Chief Parker and Sheriff Mosphotder release Albert Green after finding him sleeping on a porch in Academia. He is linked to a larceny charge in Coshocton involving a car theft in July and a possible connection to Van Rhoden’s vehicle. Green is suspected in several thefts across Buckeye Lake and surrounding towns and may have fled jail in Terra Haute. Local officials plan to return him if not convicted. Community notices follow, listing local visits and travel plans of residents.
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Parker
Mosphotder
Albert Green
al Borch
Academia
Greenway
Coshocton
Jilyo
JR. Maple
Green
Charles Belmont
Dlericktown
Hue
Pureetl
Express
Columbus
Chief Maple
Cowhocton
Maple
Thi City
Funeral for Misa Mary Trimble to be held Wednesday
The funeral of the late Misa Mary Trimble will be at three o'clock Wednesday afternoon with burial in Gambler.
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Misa Mary Trimble
Gambler
Counties form Ghanches of the Red Cross in Knox County
Knox County Red Cross reports 524 members and 7892.86 dollars raised. Branches may form in county towns with Mt Vernon headquarters. Miss Gertrude Porter named assistant secretary of local organization. Military relief committee announced with subcommittee chairs for First Aid, Women's Work, and hospital and supply tasks.
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Knox Joounty
American Red Cross
Committee On
Tino
Red Cross
Mt. Vernon
Gertrude
W. C. Armstrong
Charles Wakehhild
Ada Cooper
Laura Koons
H. M. Eegteston
K. 1. Belden
H. 1 Walker
H. ©. Devin
B. O. Arnold
I. V. Smoots
Nature Needs Assistance In Keeping You Well
An old advertisement extolls S. S. S. as a blood purifier and tonic to build up strength and health. It claims the formula has worked for over fifty years and offers free medical advice and booklets from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia, encouraging readers to purchase through druggists nationwide.
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Swift
Atlanta
Dickinson Leaves for Sharon With Son Bishop
A. C. Dickinson departed for Sharon Pennsylvania on Wednesday after a short stay at home with Mia. The Dickinsons and his son Bishop are guests of relatives.
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A.C. Dickinson
Sharon
Mia
Dickinson
Bishop
Reli Lives
Tax collection extended to July 21 in Knox County
Notice to taxpayers states June taxes will be collected through Saturday July 21 with offices open from 7:30 a.m. The extra day aims to ease the final rush and avoid requests to accept taxes after this week. Signed Lloyd M. Bell, Treasurer of Knox County.
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Lloyd M. Bell
Knox County
Funeral of Frank Weaver Arrives for Burial in Ohio
The body of Frank Weaver, who died in Columbus several days ago, will arrive here at 9 oclock on the Pennsylvania lines Thursday morning and be taken to Mound View cemetery for burial.
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Frank Weaver
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Mound View Cemetery
Legal Notice in Knox County Ohio Case Against Clemente
A petition filed in the Knox County Court of Common Pleas names Loronte 1D Clemente as defendant. The notice requires appearance at a future date regarding a Monroe township tract in Ohio described by the plaintiff.
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Loronte
Clemente
Oliver Ip
Cole Somtman Plein
Knox County
Ohio
Monroe
Clement
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