Deaths Up the Ivan E Williamson and Others
Death notices from this city report Ivan E Williamson died in St Louis Missouri on May 19 from injuries after being struck by a passenger train. He is survived by his mother Mrs Ollie Williamson of East High Street. Funeral at Miller Brothers chapel North Main Street conducted by Rev H H Miller with interment in Democracy cemetery. Also Sherman Clements 28 died at home after two years of illness tuberculous. Survived by parents and siblings C B E McManis Fredericktown Charley Clements Akron George Clements Kansas Mrs Charles Poole. two half sisters Mrs Mary Wolfourth Ravenna and Mrs J B McManis Philadelphia. Funeral at M P Church Wider Lindsay and Rev O F Vord. interment Monad View cemetery. William P Lafever died Sunday evening at 10 40 at his North Norton Street home after five months illness. age 72. Survived by wife and children John Wil Main Theodore Steven Miss Cora Pembroke and Mrs Elizabeth Harrington. Funeral at Miller Bros chapel North Main Street at 2 o'clock Wednesday. G A Hegee presiding. Norman L Wall died Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at his South Veron home after three years of dipay of the heart. Age 62. survived by wife and two children L Wall Mt Vernon and Mrs it Ta Lobach St Louis Missouri. Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev WB Whitaker officiating. interment Mould View cemetery.
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Ivan E. Williamson
Ivan E. Williams
St. Louia
Ollie Williamson
Eaat High Street
Miller Brothers
North Main Street
H. H. Miller
Democracy Cemetery
Sherman Clemente Sherman Clements
Wilson Clements
North Mulberry Street
C. BE. McManis
Fredericktown
Charley Clements
Akron
George Clements
Kansas
Charles Poole
Marry Wolfourth
Ravenna
J. BE. McManls
Philadelphia
M. P. Ehurch
Wider Lindsay
F Yord
Monad View Cemetery
William P. Lafever
North Norton Street
Digenses
John
Wil Main
Theodore
Steven
Mia
Cora Pembroke
Hilzabeth Harrington
Daifever
Miller Bros
Norman L. Wall
Norman
Wat
Dea O'Viock
Hie Tome T
South Veron
Lie
L. Wall
Mt. Vernon
It Ta Lobach
St Louis
Rey WB
Anil
Wien
Octave Lomiant
Tirien
Hore
Simner
Francis Jennings
Marlon
J. G. Jenninge
Hanford
Glenn Mahettey
Cloetnnath
Harry Smith
South Jackson Street
Matstelt
North Gay Street
Mansfeld
Porgalla
Alvert Sutphen
Columbus
Strand
Alvin G. Mild
M. &. Cunningham
James Cunningham
Wheeling
W. Va
Gambler
G. C. Hanford
West Vine Street
William Byrd
Elizabeth Kramer
Lakes
Fred Glosser
Master mechanics of Akron division change announced
1 h Master mechanics of Akron division named. Hoke Hopkins transfers from Toledo to Vernon, to head barter mechanic duties in Western division with headquarters at Logansport. Kinland to Mt Vernon twelve years, family relocating. Hopkins grandson of James Hopkins long associated with Mt Vernon. Mrs Lante and daughters visit from Royal Oak. Velma Valor of Akron spent weekend with Hontaherry family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacohiinles
Akron
Penneyiian
Kininte
Hat City
Mr. Hopkins
Vernon
Toledo
Toluo Maion
Janes Hopkine
Mt Vernon
Shirlohpelier
Mra J. KB
Tent Caterpillar Depredations and Control Methods
A Department of Agriculture bulletin summarizes tent caterpillar behavior their tents diet and spread across the United States. It outlines control measures including pruning removing infested trees destroying egg masses and spraying with arsenical or lead-based mixtures while caterpillars are small to prevent defoliation.
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Department of Agriculture
Buletin No
United States
Tenal
Gwetnien
Nesta
Tiene Saech
Buckeye Company Appraisers Highlight Stable Real Estate Value
Appraisers with strong real estate study note Buckeye’s success in safe lending. They describe themselves as careful and conservative experts. Assets total 8,600,000 and five percent interest paid on deposits. Write or call for booklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye
Corn growing contest entries extended to June noon
The Bureau of Junior Contests of the Agricultural Commission extends the boys corn growing contest entry deadline to noon June 16. Entrants gain enrollment time, potential seed value, and travel stipends. a chance at a free trip to the National capital offers added incentive.
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Bureau of Junior Contests
The
Agricultural Committee
Bel
Olio State Mile
Agricultural Commission
Columbus
Local notices drift through Columbus adorned with names
A long column lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Columbus and nearby towns. It notes weekend guests, departures for trips, graduations announced by Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and several local engagements including dinners and theater work. Names include Mr and Mrs Clasp'd Dial, Grace Thirnees, Helen Coltine, Eleanor Underwood, Frances Jennings, and many others across Gambier, Danville, Bellville, Columbus, and Mount Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pred E. Wooster
Columbus
Grace Thirnees
Logan
Helen Coltine
Nisely
James C. Pitt
Cincinnati
Bert Gamble
Middletown
Sarah Sapp
Gaintier
Minnie Keck
Cleveland
Harold Corwin
KO. Dorgan
Columus
Erlend
Girl severely burned when attempted to reignite oil
Millwood report June 1 describes Cillian McMillen pouring coal oil on fire which reignited. Miss McMillen, about 24, ran to a spring house where her mother tried to smother the flames. Dr. Buxton of Howard reports her condition critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood
Cillian McMillen
Miss McMillen
Decoration day thanks and announcements in Mt Vernon paper
The paper carries thanks from the Grand Army of the Republic committee for Decoration Day success and notes Mt Vernon civic patriotism. Also promotes Hanford's Balsam and records Knox County Mutual Insurance annual meeting details for July 7 1915 with secretary HM Greer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Army
Mt. Vernon
Lokoy G. Hunt
Knox County Mutual Insurance Company
Mt Vernon
Olio
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the Banner
Mount Vernon, Ohio
Frank Harper
Monument Square
Mt Vernon, C
Master Mechanics of
Akron Division
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Ohio
Oberlin Business College
Jung
Otter Business Schools
State Department of Public Instruction of
de N. Re Eastman
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
Orrville
Clasp'd
Columbas
Max Meyers
Mammoth Store
W. Gambler St
Sirah Reynolds
Mineta Nova
Eleanor and
Edna Underwood
Gambier
Charles Welsh
East Front Street
Danville
Jules Faus Ox
Utica
Fred EB. [Lautsberger
Delaware
Helen Wriehi
Robin ©. Mitchell
Ally Auditor
Edward L. Parker
Bellville
Lottia Simons
Chesterville
Winchester
W. R. Stull
Trinville
G. W
Wallace Collins
Buller
A.C. Collins
East High Street
Lawrence J. Dermody
William Stinemates
Norfolk
Vas
Homer Sali
Ate
Glenn Mahaffey
Howard Mahaffey
Mias
Elizabeth Morcoran
Hamilton
John Watson
Paul Siren
St. Louiaville
Charles Weaver
Edward Mitchell
Taorain
Lane
Hunt
JK. Davis
PB. Turner
Manafield Avenue
Lisle Wineland
Covington
Alonzo Wineland
Robert Shireman
Massilton
Mra
BF. Shireman
East Gambier Street
Mise Luna Campbell
Artur Parmenter
Weat High Street
John Hunt
Miss Stole Hunt
City
Jane Hunt
CM. Grubb
Plain City
Clinton Commandery No 6
Knights Templars
Centerbure
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Poeur
Wil Hay
Peonklin Anderson
Mins
Katharine Russell
Threats Oene
Arlig Ulaes
B. H. Stiefel
M. F. Stiefel
M. Hy
Rosenthal
East Meh Street
L. ©. Mahan
Lincoln
Neb
Mahan
Mary Eisewber Stewart
Anesville
Harcourt
Helen Crimley
Dumbley
I. O. Mowery
Loutonville
Hm, Greer
South Main Street
Honee
Bell
Meat Department
Fat Bee
Parker House
Tn the Grocery Department
R. W. Pitkin
Glenwood
Alli
Bladensburg
Knox
O. KS
Ann Hill
Violet Miller
West Curtisstre Messrs
George F. Owens
Philip Rivele
Lester Smith
This City
Frank Place
Newark
James M. Shaw
Cambridge
Guy Martin
Mt Vernap Hospital
Kinkead
Field Department
Licking Creamery CO
the Licking Creamery CO. and Associated Plants
Men's Sox
Clothes
Knox County
Vernon Banner
A. D. Stokes
D. D. Hurley
Finder
Banner
Charles Lauderbaugh
Hattie Lauderbaugh
East Chestnut Street
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