Changes plea sentence 10 penitentiary for embezzlement
Louis Ballinger or Starner, arrested near Bangs, pleaded guilty to embezzling 56 dollars from R. W. Pitkin, sentenced by Judge Blair to the state penitentiary. He had used an alias, once linked to a Holmes county trouble, and faced prior penitentiary time. Ballinger had tried escape and showed inconsistent identity before admitting guilt. Court journal notes multiple cases and guardian accounts, with various judgments and filings.
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Park B. Blair
Louis Ballinger
Starner
State ‘Penitentiary
Wayne County
Blair
Knox Savings and Loan Assn Building Prosperity Policy
Foreword praises strong conservatively managed building associations and their role in prosperity. Notes wise laws safeguard growth, with interest details: 5 percent on certificates of deposit of 500 dollars or more, payable quarterly on savings accounts and semi annually on certificates. Knox Savings & Loan Assn corner Vine and Main Sts.
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Knox Savings & Loan Assn
Main Sts
Officers Elected at Daughters of St George Lodge
At the regular meeting Mary Simmonds was named president with Mary Sleeman as vice president Eliza Binning as first conductor Harriet McDonald as second conductor Elsie Lybarger as inner guard and Bessie Pugh as outer guard A social hour followed with refreshments served.
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Daughters of St. George
Lady Gladstone Lodge
Mary Simmonds
Mary Sleeman
Eliza Binning
Harriet McDonald
Elsie_ Lybarger
Bessie Pugh
Professor H S Moffitt to Receive Master’s Degree
Bethany College West Virginia will grant degrees next week including Prof H S Moffitt principal of Mingo Junction high school to receive a Master of Arts. He earned a B S from Hiram College in 1912 and is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Mott of North Main Street.
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Bethany College
West Virginia
H. S. Moffitt
Mingo Junction High School
Professor Moffitt
Hiram College
Moffitt
J. A. Mott
North Main Street
Class Meetings Chreastol Philathea Group Held Friday
The Chreastol Philathea class met for its regular monthly gathering Friday afternoon at the home of B. E. Bimmons at 1002 West Vine Street. Social hour followed, with refreshments served, as the group discussed their activities to raise funds and support their aims.
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B. EB
Simmons
West Vine Street
Dutch Loan Won Freedom In 1781
A 191% letter by Hendrik Willem van Loon urges readers to buy Liberty Bonds. It recounts Dutch loans backing American independence, highlighting Adams Morris Livingston and others who secured funds from Dutch bankers to finance the Revolution. The essay links financial support to national liberty and urges modern readers to fund future generations.
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Wm M. Banning Named Deputy Oil Inspector Takes Office
Willam M. Banning has been named deputy state oil inspector for the Knox county district covering Knox Licking Coshocton and part of Richland. He will assume duties June 1 after being presented with his commission by State Oil Inspector Reach in Columbus. Governor Jim?N M. signed the commission.
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Knox County
Knox, Licking
Coshocton Counter
Richland
Mr. Banning
Columbus
Reach
Tim
Jumen M
Mrs J P Smith Of Kokomo Dies In Indiana
Announcement from Howard Spitzer states the death of Mrs J P Smith of Kokomo Indiana after a morning illness. Her daughter Mrs Howard Spitzer travels to visit her parents as plans are made for funeral arrangements amid family notices in Kokomo.
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Kokomo
Rh Menkaee
Audien
4B. Smith
Ind
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Battery recruit Edith Brown Chooses Local Role Amid Training Delays
Edwin Brown, who joined Battery Tuesday morning, could not wait for his chance to enlist in the officers' reserve training school. He applied and was accepted but told to wait for the second school. Preferring not to risk the draft, he became a private in the local battery.
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Edwin Brown
Officers’ Reserve Training School
Brown
Fred Glenn Leaves Y M C A After Two Years
Fred Glenn resigns from Mt Vernon Y M C A effective July 1 to join Chicago M C A physical training school. He spent two years building the department with strong participation from local youth and staff. The board will appoint a successor within 30 days, with no immediate replacement yet chosen.
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Mt Vernon
A. Ia
Physical Department
Fred Glenn
Dusit
Glenn
Chicauro
and Berhind
Will
Newark
Jimelleine
Zanesvilla
Zanesville
Appointment of Mr Banning to office duties described
A fragment notes the appointment of Mr Banning to an office and outlines duties associated with the role. The passage emphasizes official instruction and the formal handover of responsibilities within the cited administration.
Non-Resident Draft Registration by Clerk and Deputy
Clerk of Courts Taylor and Deputy Burris registered about 25 men, em ilayes of the Cooper foundry, under the draft law. The county board of elections distributed registration supplies Monday, including a summarization blank and cards to be returned to the county draft board. A native Philippines tribe member is shown producing tir by compressing air in a syringe.
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Taylor
Burris
Emilayes
Cooper Foundry
County Board of Elections
Exemption Certificates Only for Medical Exam Passes
Exemption certificates are issued to those who pass a medical examination. Applicants may obtain certificates at the recruiting tent on the squares by presenting proof of medical clearance. The last chance to secure a certificate is Thursday. new medical examinations will be conducted then to qualify for battery service. Battery E now has 136 enlisted, with three new recruits added Monday.
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Uo Uder
NZ Fe ling thermal waters rival old world cures
New Zealand claims its thermal waters rival Vichy and iodine waters in strength. The report notes the waters are said to be double the potency of celebrated European springs and are touted as superior to any in the old world.
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New Zealand
Vichy
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