Memorial Day Observance in Mt Vernon Parade and Speech
Memorial Day was observed in Mt Vernon with a parade forming at the public square and marching to Mound View cemetery. Battery D field artillery fired a 21 gun salute after a high school auditorium program featuring an address by Hon. Lewis B. Houck and several musical numbers.
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Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
L O'Clock
Marghad
Mound View
Battery D Field Artillery
Lewis B. Houck
Temperance and Missions Meeting By Mt Vernon WCTU
The Mt Vernon WCTU will meet at Gay Street Church on Wednesday June 8 at 2 PM. The program includes music led by Mrs H H Miller and speakers Mrs Fleming Mrs Ackerman Mrs Bell and others addressing cooperation between temperance work and missionary societies and a Loyal Temperance Legion session in mission lands.
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Mt. Vernon
Gay Street M
Temperance
H. H. Miller
Fleming
Baptist Missionary Society
Ackerman
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Congregational Society
Schnably
Missionary Fund
The
World's Christian Temperance Union
Bell
Heard
Loyal Temperance Legion
Mission Lands
Kenyon
Board of Trastees
Alumni
Board of
Aluma
Phi Beta Kappa
Sydney George Fisher
Philadelphia
Annual inspection of Clinton Commandery Knights Templar
The annual inspection occurred Friday evening at the Masonic Temple with Inspecting officer Mr Edwards Orr of Columbus. The Orders of the Temple and Malta were conferred upon Harold K Walker of this city and Lewis Hart of Fredericktown. Visiting Sir Knights included H J Burkett W H Guy H B Hartman of Columbus and Dr J M Pumphry of Akron commandery.
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Clinton Commandery No. 5
Knights Templar
Masonic Temple
Edwards, Orr
Columbus
Kenyon College Team Falls In 10 Inning Thriller
Mt Vernon lost to Marion Forest Lawn 7 to 5 in ten innings after a 6 to 0 setback Saturday. Bowden pitched superbly for Mt Vernon but costly infield errors and odd throws allowed Marion five runs in the decisive inning. Attendance 1100. game lasted 1 hour 45 minutes with tight defense, Marlon’s Mapes and Lattimore high among hitters.
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Marion
Mt. Vernon
Mansfeld
Forest Lawn
Bowden
Mt Vernon
Case Dismissed in Fish Trap Charge Against George Crise
George Crise faced Justice John W. Perkins on Friday afternoon for possession of a fish trap. After examining several witnesses, no evidence was found and the case was dismissed. The affidavit was filed several days earlier by Fish and Game Warden Warnest Penrose.
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George Crise
Justice of the Peace
John W. Perkins
Crise
Warnest Penrose
Arrest of Man for Failure to Pay Board Bill
Harold Hays was arrested Friday afternoon on a warrant sworn by Mayor Perrine by Jennie Hissong over a $70 board bill. He pleaded guilty at arraignment, was fined 25 dollars, sentenced to 100 days in Dayton work house, and the fine plus sentence were suspended on agreeing to pay the $70 claim.
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Harold Hays
Perrine
Jennie Hissong
Hays
Tie
Cute
Dayton
Painfully Injured Worker at Pittsburgh Plate Glion Factory
Clement Beach, a worksman at the Pittsburgh Plate glion factory, was badly cut on the left leg Monday morning. He was struck below the knee by a sharp fragment of glige, wounding about three inches long. Dr. 68. B. Denlay rendered survival attention.
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Clement Beach
Pittsburgh Plate Glion Factory
Glige
68. B. Denlay
Fire near China pool room threatens blocks
A rubbish fire in the alley near the China pool room east of Main Street endangered nearby structures until the fire department extinguished it with chemicals and a small amount of water. The incident caused minor damage and listed injuries. Joe Dawson, formerly of Mt Vernon, was seriously injured in an Indianapolis auto race crash and is reported to be in critical condition but expected to recover.
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China Pool Room
Main Arrest
Gambier
Front Streets
Dawson
Joe Dawson
Mt Vernon
Indianapolis
Hall's Catarrh Cure Widely Sold Claim
A 19th century promotion declares Hall's Catarrh Cure a constitutional remedy. It asserts the medicine cures catarrh in all stages, treats the blood and mucous membranes, and offers a $1000 reward if it fails. The ad credits the product to Ayer's Hall's Catarrh Cure, Toledo, and promotes universal efficacy.
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Hall
FU Cheney
Turbulent scenes in old Tarrytown
In Tarrytown New York on June 1 fifteen agitators were jailed and Andrew Berkman sent back to New York after protests for free speech. Berkman David Sullivan and others faced police who moved them from Fountain Square and into surrounding areas amid a 500 strong crowd and arrests for resisting authorities.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
Andrew Berkman
New York
Berkman
Becky Eileman
Arthur Caron
Edward Plunkett
Cornell
David Sullivan
Tarcytown
John D. “Rockefellers Town
Fountain Square
Sullivan
Helen of Troy
Helen Harrie
North Tarrytown
Bulliyan
Vellocelio
Five Trainmen Killed in Derailed Engine Accident
On June 1 in Connellsville Pennsylvania a passenger locomotive on the Baltimore and Ohio line derailed near Cooka Mills while a light run, killing five crew members H V Hughes and Harry Riser engineers two others Lloyd flagman Dean brakeman Byester conductor and other names. Two other crew were injured possibly fatally. The derailment occurred as an extra freight crew rode the engine to relieve a tired crew. The cause remains unknown.
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Connallaville
Piva
Connellsville
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cooka Mills
Here
H. V. Hughes
Pittsburg
Lloyd
Flagman
Conyuellaville
Guy W. Dean
Cumberland
Harry Riser
Bouth Cumberland
G. Byester
Sondncter
Myersdale
Bonds Issued by County Commissioners at Lanlechmeion
County commissioners at Lanlechmeion adopt a resolution to issue bonds for a specified sum. J M Critchfield and board members are named as officials. An estate probate note shows administrator Charles V Critchfield with $2,000 bond and two sureties. Ransom estate appoints Ralph P Ransom as administrator with $1,000 bond and two sureties.
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Kaur County
Lanlechmeion Am Mondsy
Dial
Howard Wridges
Charles V. Critchfiild
Han
Charles B Critchfield
Nellie Critchfield
Astatana Ceitchfield
W. H. Balaton
George W. McNabb
Miller Mendenks
Ransom
Ralph P. Ranom
John H. Ransom
Bessy BR. Sanderson
Martha
Tot from Mt Vernon well taken care of at Newark
Passengers on Baltimore and Ohio train No 4 observed a seven year old Mt Vernon boy traveling from Newark with a conductor named Willie Lamb. He wore a battered cap and blue cotton jumper, carried a cloth bundle, and hoped to ride to Hanover by trolley if needed. The scene described a plain country boy, plainly dressed, seeking a ride with simple ambitions.
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Mt. Vernon
Newark
Newark American Tribune
Baltimore
Uttle
Willie’ Lamb
Hanover
Young Boy Receives Shoes After Luggage Exchange At Station
A young boy, aided by a woman with money, received a pair of fine shoes matching his size at a station. He was asked to wait while the woman opened her luggage and handed the shoes then requested he go to the rear of the station to make the change. Passengers witnessed the exchange and contributed small sums, boosting the boy’s fledgling capital as he fled toward Hanover with his miniature rucksack.
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Air
Hoe
Hanover
Births Report From East Burgess Street and Nearby Areas
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Charles Trott of East Burgess street. A son was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Roy Rice of Danville. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Howard Allen west of Jelloway Sunday morning. Twins a son and daughter were born Friday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Calvin Barnes who reside north of Jelloway.
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Charles Trott
East Burgess Street
Roy Rice
Danville
Howard Allen West
Jelloway
Calvin Barnes
Chickens Come Home to Roost Sermon Draws 600 Men
In Danville Ohio on June 1 Evangelist Phelps preached at the tabernacle for men only. The afternoon sermon titled Chickens Come Home to Roost drew more than six hundred attendees.
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Danville
Ohio
the Tabernacle
Evangelist Phelps
Buckeye State Building and Loan details deposit payoff
The Buckeye State Building and Loan advertises 5 percent deposits and 6 percent loans from 22 Waety Gay Street Columbus Ohio. Depositors receive semiannual interest and borrowers may repay in whole or part at any time with prompt interest payments and prompt loan applications processing. Amy Bats $7,400,000.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan, Company
Rankin Building
Waety Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Amy Bats
Summer School of Theology Planned for Gambier
The fifth annual Summer School of Theology in Gambier Ohio will run June 17 to 19. Opening lecture scheduled for the afternoon of June 17 after 3. Lecturers include Prof. Charles Carrell Edmunds of the General Theological Seminary Bishop Lloyd of the General Board of Missions Rev. Craig Stewart of Evanston Prof. Joseph A. Lalghe ton of Ohio State University and Rev. Charles H. Young of Chicago.
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Gambier
Gambier, Summer School of
Ita
Lst
Charles Carrell Edmunds
General Theological Seminary
Bishop Lloyd
General Board of Missions
Craig Stewart
Evanston
Joseph A. Lalgheton
Ohio State Unniversity
Charles H. Young
Chicago
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