Local notes show Miss Eden Sellers guest and more
Local items list visitors and guests in the city from Greenville to Columbus, noting Mrs. John Clark's return from Ruggles Beach, various trips, and social calls. Ads mention groceries, bread sizes, storage battery work, and upcoming shows at local venues. The busy pane highlights residents traveling, hosting, and shopping locally.
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Woolson's
Gilber McDougall
Greenville
Misa Eden Sellers
John Clark
East High Street
Ruggles Beach
Tax Service
J. Cole
John Irian
Charles Ryan
North Main Street
Ottawa
Elgin Thompson
Alliance Today
Allen Johnson
Glennon
Main and
Gambier Streste
William B. Coup
Eleanor
Rebecca
North Gay Street
Philip Brereton
CG. Mitchell
Awhtabula
Charlee Ryan
Pittsburgh
Og, & G, Cooper Co
Khuda
Drye & Humber
WEM
Theodore Ringwall
St. Louis
Curtis Waters
Columbus
Ctty
Fox & Bleinhof
Beatrice
Ardmore
Ore
J the Koost
Sisters of Charity
Kunt High Street
W. A. Adams
Gambler
Chicago
B.C. Deeley
Almon Poland
Mian
Helen Harris
Manxfeld
Woolwon
Maria Somers
Mansfeld
East High
Atrant
Danville
Lawrence Craig
Columbua
Deye & Mumswort
Hensyl le Heaton and Son
Wilford
West
Chestnut Street
Heaton
Torvnsact
Rose
Jennie den- Git
Toledo
Leon Horger
West Bugar Street
Mreda Zinn
Newark
Walter Jones
Walnut Strest
Me Joneth
Cloyce Crumley
Daniel McFeeley
Morhim Mardis
Dorothy ‘Tucker
Moire
Haul McMerley
George Crumley
Local residents travel and gatherings fill Rogers Lake weekend
Mins Ruth Yauger and six girls spent Sunday at Rogers Lake with a group including Woolson's. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Oborne and others returned from Rogers Lake after four weeks. The Putnams of Columbia visited family, and many locals hosted guests at Hotel Curtis. Several households planned trips, attends events, and closed businesses for half-holiday vacations during July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Yauger
Rogere Lake
Woolson
Raymond Oborne
Mra
C. Oraborn
Allen Dowds
Rogers Lake
Carl Semple
Entroyen
Banka
Missex Hessle Parrott
Edith
Hlsie Melick
Edith Hwart
Irene Berger
Bather Boner
Fredericktown
Buckeye Lake
John Ward
In Ward
North Catherine Street
Luli Porter
Milas
Margaret Porter
East Chestnut Street
Mansfeld
Sherwood Chapman
Home For the Aged
Congregational Opheratian Endeavor Society
Robert
Chicago
J. Kyle
Canton
Mt. Vernon
Melon
Brooks
East Wing Street
Frank Sheppard
Ankenytown
Robert Love
Rushville
Vernon
Frank K. Kirby
New York City
R. W. Sullivan
Findlay
Glenn Drouhard
Columbus
Mina Btulla Walters
Cleveland
Miaa Susan Caine
Joliet
Marie Miller
West High Street
Messrs
Chase Clements
Claude ‘Turpin
Waldo Rollin
Mra. R
Pitkin
North McKengle Street
Duckeye Lake
Edger J. Craft and Sons
Raymond and
Mies Mary Selegue
Walter Cary
North Sandusky Street
Manafield
Mixa Emma Murphy
Charles ¥. Critchfeld
J. C. Marriott
Devis
Plan to educate boys while aiding farm work
A plan of schoolwork is described to enable boys to assist on the farm and still obtain a high school education. The proposal focuses on combining agricultural labor with academic studies to sustain both work and schooling.
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Ing & Plan of Schous
Col Hunt Loses Equipment En Route To Cleveland
Col L G Hunt 78 of Mount Vernon, one of the oldest knights at the Knights of Pythias encampment, failed to find his brigade colors and headquarters equipment after sending it ahead from his home a week earlier. He was making efforts to recover the gear in Cleveland.
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Cleveland Plain
Doulor
Knights of Pythias
Washington W Myers Dies Sudden Death
Washington W. Myers aged 61 justice of the peace of Milford township was found dead at his home two miles north of here by a neighbor on Saturday morning. Coroner Harmer ruled cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves a daughter Mrs Douglas Wilson of Croton and two brothers Harrison of this place and Henry of Croton. Funeral services were held at Simonds church and burial in Lock cemetery.
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Lock
Washington W. Myers
Milford Township
Myers
Harmer
Douglas, Wilson
Croton
Harrison Myers
Henry Myers
Simonds Church
Knowles Elected District Superintendent for 1920 21
County boards of education met at Mt Vernon Ohio to elect HT Knowles as district superintendent for the 1920 21 school year at a salary of 2500 dollars starting September 1 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
HT. C. Knowles
Mexico to decide on own munitions production plans
July reports from Mexico City indicate the government may shift to manufacturing armaments or buying abroad. General Plutarco Mas Culles plans to centralize purchases via official agents and to develop domestic munitions experts. The Universal notes Mexico has raw materials for arms and cites airplane propeller manufacture as a model for broader self sufficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Plutarco Mas Culles
EL Universal
Uy Sia Ress
Traffic on Increase in County Rail Freight
Washington reports an 8 6 percent rise in railroad freight traffic in the county during the first two weeks of July compared with the same period in 181d, per the American Railway Association’s car service commission. Cadar Point candy dealers say prices are rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commission On Car Service
American Rlailway Association
Community reunions and meetings listed for summer
Local notices announce multiple gatherings including a Doup family reunion on Saturday at Riverside Park Peloude with wellsMtted Iuskets invited, a W T circle meeting of the M H entiches set for July 28 at Mrs Kitty Blocher residence West Gambier street, and the 20th annual Robertson descendants reunion at Lyons Lake Thursday August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doup
Riverside Park
Peloude
W. TL
M. H. Entiches
Kitty Blocher
West Gambier Street
Hiey
Kara Robertson
Lyons Lake
Phureday
Reunions Across Town For Various Families And Churches
Relatives from Milford township and nearby counties plan multiple reunions and picnics. The Myora Corners school group meets August 4 for former teachers and pupils. Moody family gathers August 17 at John Woodruff’s home. Mitchell family hosts July 29 at Mrs. J. B. Mitchell’s Lock home. Flat Rungrange holds August 7 picnic with A L P Sandies speaker at Thyerton Center. Parrish School reunion July 9 at Linsy Gorsuch grove near Gambier with trains met at Gambier. Bell Haya family reunion rescheduled to August 11 at Grove church. Kirkpatrick family reunion August 5 at Rogers Lake to include Knox and Morrow counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moody
John Woodruff
Chadwick
Mitchell
Mra
J. B. Mitchell
Lock
Parrish School
Linsy Gorsuch Grove
Gambier
AIL
Bell‘Haya
the Grove Church
Kirkpatrick
Rogers Lake
Knox County
Morrow County
Chicago and Pittsburgh Livestock and Grain Markets Report
Market results show Chicago hog receipts at 9 600 with prices down and heavy weights high. Cattle receipts 3 500 with heavy beef steers down 26 cents, sheep at 2 200 with lambs strong, and calves steady at top 18. Pittsburgh hogs 4 000 higher with heavies around 15 15.80, yorkers mixed and lights 16 16 1, top sheep 10.00 and lambs 17. Calves 1 600 steady with top 18. Cleveland cattle 1 300 down 26 cents, calves slow but real calves at 18, wool lambs weak. Grain markets show Wheat futures at Chicago Dec 2.4744 and Mar 2.51, Corn Sept 1.43 and Dec 1.28, Soybeans around 0.71 Sept and 0.70 Dec, Pork July 25.20 and Sept 26, Lard Sept 18.20 and Dec 18.55. Local produce prices from H V Smoots list eggs, butter, and various poultry products with delivery at warehouse.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Toledo
Alaske—Crime
Desirable 106 acre farm with hay wheat and auto included
Auction notice for a Gale-Desiravne farm offering ten tons hay, 100 bushels of wheat and a good automobile included. Fifty acres in heavy bien-gran pasture with spring water offered at $12,600. Immediate concession and food terms arranged by W. C. Rockwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale — Desiravne
W. C. Rockwell
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Oliver Typewriter
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Mackinson Motor Baby Co
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Fred W. Kahrl
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