Local notes on visits and misc town news
Hugs 18 cents butter 20 cents. Numerous residents from Columbus Mount Vernon Gambier and Newark visited Gambier and Mt Vernon over the weekend. Guests include Margaret Reynolds Elizabeth Kelly Edna Davis Katherine McDonough and others. Decorations Day events noted with church and Knights of Columbus involvement. Local graduates at Ohio Wesleyan and nearby towns listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Snow
Harry Winland
Columbia
Tenford
Margaret Reynolds
Elizabeth Kelly
Columbus
Charles Dermody
Tiffin
Ohio
Mt. Vern
Mity Edna Davis
Beenie Ringler
Hanford
Mixe
Anna Jordan
Cent Dakota
Frank Link
Sandusky
Gambier social roundup features local acts and arrivals
Mr and Mrs John T Barber of the city spent Sunday in Gambier. The Reeder Orchestra provided music for the commencement exercises at Gambier high school park Friday evening. Mrs Vincent Nehe, Miss Helen Titty and Mr and Mrs Bart Horn attended the commencement dinner at Girobier high school. The next meeting of the Associated Charities will be held Tuesday evening June 2 at the county chamber. Mine from Heinloft returned home after visiting their parents. The Baisletts, Millers Studio, are open for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
Martinsburg
Mink
Martha Irvine
St. of North Main Street
Pauline Tiedell
Mayme ‘Temple
Hugh Johnson
Columbus
Mt Vernon
Hanford
Dwight Young
Delaware
Ohio
Mr Young
A.W. Young
Kiet Gambler
James B. Sellers
Christopher Cox
Hey
J. A. Leng
Hite
Bowling Grean
Ghrint
Mosere
Albert Culbertson
Harry Hoymen
Thin City
John Tt
Barber
Thiech
Reeder Orchestra
Gambier High Salren
Vincent ‘Nehe
Mice Helet Titty
Bart Horn
Girobier High
Aoboot Prk
Medericktown Board Reelects School Staff for Next Year
Medericktown Ohio June 1 The board of education reelected Superintendent E D Eisener and several assistants for the coming heat school year. Reappointed are F M Thornburg High School, Mias Ta Mee Jolnzon, R A Kno, Mies Anna FR Hight, Mies Gertrude Jawen, Mite Fannie B Devoe, Minw Het her Boner, Mipio Mie Josephine L Winter, and janitor B J Wharton. Some applicants remain for the high school vacancy and a choice is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medericktown
Board of Education
E. D. Eisener
F M
Thornburg
Seheal
Mias Gertrude Jawen
Gruden
Fannie B. Devoe
Minw Hether Boner
Mipio
Mie
Josephine L. Winter
B. J. Wharton
Iinet
Wagner Brother Noted at Pittsburgh Game
In Monday's Cincinnati Enquirer an item mentions William Wagner of Mt. Vernon attending a baseball game Sunday to see his brother Hall of Famer Hane Wagner perform for Pittsburgh. The William Warner in question now lives in Danville, formerly from Mt. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
William Wagner
Mt. Vernon
Eeeble
Hane Wagner
Pittsburgh
Wiliam Warner
Iver
Danville
Three Arrested in Conspiracy to Murder Winters Body
In Sew Castle Indiana during June, Dr and Mrs Winters and Rose Cooper, once a Winters boarder, were rearrested on charges connected to a conspiracy to murder the Winters husband whose body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Castle
Ind
Mere. Winters
Rose Cooper
Winters
Winters Oneh
Administration firm on representation during Mexico mediation
Washington, June. Officials maintained no protocol outlining settlement terms for Mexico would be signed until agents of General Carranza could participate in deliberations. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan held a conference as messages on the topic circulated to Commissioners Lamar and Lehman. The prevailing belief is that Carranza’s note and the mediator’s reply may be delayed as the United States seeks to influence inclusion of constitutionalist representatives at Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Onerale
Carrmn
Mt Warneain
Frinly
Mexico
Wilson
Tryan
Cief
Itie
Nbagore Malle
Lamar
Lehman
Niagara Falls
Wilpon
United States
Noah and the Animals in Genesis Doublet
Fragmentary OCR passage contends with Noah and animal counts from Genesis verses. Includes garbled phrases about clean and unclean beasts, seven pairs of birds and beasts, and references to the ark. Readable portion centers on biblical instruction for pairing animals.
Mt Vernon School Enrollment Up In 1912 Counts
Enumeration by George S Harter and W A Silcott shows 2042 pupils enrolled with total 2942 across the city. Increases are mainly in the eastern and western halves. ward totals list male and female counts for Third Gala and Second and Fourth wards. Report to be submitted at the Mt Vernon board of education meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5. Harter
W. A. Silcott
Pirot
Silett'n
Mt. Vernon
US Mediators Broadminded For Mexican Mediation
President Wilson chose two eminent US lawyers to represent the government at the Niagara mediation on the Mexican situation. Joseph Rucker Lamar, a Supreme Court associate justice born in Georgia, and Frederick Lehmann, a Prussian-born American lawyer, are described as contrasting in appearance yet similar in temperament and dedication to the law and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dne
Pir Preme
United States
Supreme Court
Joseph Rucker Lamar
Prussia
Middle West
Frederick Willam Lehmasn
Sam
Justice Lamar
Lehman
Lehmann
Justice Larthar
Lafoaria
Seismographs Serve Multiple Purposes Beyond Quakes
Seismographs record minute earth movements worldwide yet also serve other uses. They detect vibrations from distant railroad trains and heavy machinery to prove damages, and even measure locomotive wheel balance to reduce vibration and coal use, as noted by engineers in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Talking From the Chest in Telephonic Talk
A New York World excerpt explains an alternate voice method placing the chest against a transmitter mouthpiece to project sound through air. It notes the chest wall acts as a sounding board transmitting to the diaphragm and claims remarkable results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimee
Central
New York World
Bedded Poverty and Saintly Inquiries From a Fuzzy Dispatch
A fragmented report notes Bagdad residents largely lack beds with many sleeping on floors or roofs amid heat and dust. It also recalls a Dundee Advertiser column asking why St Andrew is Scotland’s patron saint, recounting a Banquet discussion about the perceived reason and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sootland
St Andrew
Scotland
Andrew
Ptr
Dundee
Lower California Peninsula: geography and history overview
The National Geographic Society outlines the Baja California peninsula as a long, varied landform extending about 800 miles from California. It is hot, arid, sparsely populated, with diverse climates from drought to tropical rains, a rugged coast, and early exploration by Cortes and Jesuits shaping travel trails and mineral prospects.
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Washington
California
Mexico
United States
North America
National Geographic Society
Boeing
Wit
Cortes
Mikaiona
Lower
Bose
Peninsula
la Pax
Hearse Ride Becomes Joyful Spokane Breakout
A Spokane woman and her group rode a broken down auto in an automobile hearse from Cheney to Spokane fifteen miles away. Mrs Titman and daughter and Mr Chapman and daughter climbed aboard the hearse, smiling as the undertaker Mr Pitman drove the vehicle past aghast spectators. A bystander noted four people alighted to board a street car near Spokane suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Cheney
8. M. Smith
William Titman
Frank Chapman
Gayly
Pitman
Mr. Chapman
Maker
Carthins
Saw Garrison All Of Him War Secretary Encounter
Washington reports Secretary of War Gar rison met a curious applicant on a hotel room door. After a bath and a brief parade in his room, the surprised visitor demanded to see the secretary of war, only to be told to take a closer look. The anecdote reflects the era's wartime intrigue and public figures under intense scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Washington
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas City
Ila
Celebration Marks John Cooper Ninety Birthday
Society notes report John Cooper of Mast Garstbine Street celebrated his ninety birthday with a reception at home Saturday afternoon and evening. Many calls greeted the celebrant. Also covered are a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Carl Puckett hosted by L O T M members, a Davies Brown wedding in Columbus, and a pupil recital by Milks Coleman’s class at East Chestnut Street with numerous named pieces and performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
Garstbine Treet
Helf
Tin Home
L. O.T.M
Carl Puckett
Milks Coleman
East Chestnut Street
Gaereler
Jeannette Stephens
Robin
Rogers
Anew Colle
Feather Dance
Ducelle
Doration Laxeur
Kragmann
Francien Warman
Spring Breezes
Calvant
Lilian Minard
Ursel Layman
Hanten
Gladys Hagan
Ascher
Ruth Coup
Parede
Hasmer
Arthur Warman
Laew—Gladys
Gertrude Hagan
Gaynor
Tn Ward
Dawn
Friml
Florence Stephens
Dragon Fly
Smith
Gladys Workman
Mason—Dorathea
Kathryn Lazear
Roger
Sarah West
Howell
Printhe Fowls
Schersina
Denee
Sonata
D. Bahm
Ruth Doup
Woodland Echoes
Wyman
Helen Doup
Prnery
Kathryn Laxear
the Brooks
Karganoff
Englemann
Jeanette Stephens
Louise Blocher
Ia Ward
Major Sports Card Highlights From Week Across North America
A dense schedule lists tennis in Richmond with Matty Baldwin facing Johnny Love for 10 rounds. In Saskatoon the Western Canada Circuit opens with a trial race featuring Resolute Defiance and Vanitie. Locust Point hosts Piping Rock racing with Resolute Defiance and Vanitie in the long island sound. Joplin hosts Flynn versus Morris in 15 rounds while New York holds battles including Campi versus Battling Reddy and Britton against Burne in 10 rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Matty Baldwin
Johnny Love
Montreal
Saskatoon
Sask
Defiance
Vanitt
Long Island Sound
Mark Davies
George Rodel
Piping Rock Rock Racing Association
Locust Point
N.Y
Resolute
Vanitie
Jimmy Murphy
Mickey Sheridan
Jackson
Mich
London
England
New Jersey
Morris County Golf Club
Kennel Association of America
Atletico Federation
Lyons
France
Jim Flynn
Carl Morris
Joplin
Eddie Campi
Battling Reddy
New York
Duck Britton
Kid Burne
Dark Davies
Battling Lovineks
Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association
Cit
Emo
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Pitkin’s
Wednd Biscuit Co
National Biscuit Co
National Bicuit
Swift & Co
Tartewell
R. W. Pitkin
W.C. Rockwell
Newark
Rove McDonough
Akron
Katherine McDonough
Katherine Nolenviv
Oreville
Miu
Cty
Miknev Anny
Hilzabeth McGoy
Ero
Mire Colla Tougher
Milzabeth
Mary Dalrymple
and Mere
Rink Kiley
Duca
Vernon
Charter Miller
Charter
Chora Condon
Sugar Street
Saunday
Cristolyne
Onin
Mee
R. Banton
Mont High Street
Thy Vanefeld Country Club
Clifford Brown
Venaty
Eparia
Chin
Chin, Monday Morning Were Vhdt
J. Brown
West Vine Street
Arthur Ashton
Pitteboreh
Minn McDonald
Burth Maintreet
Mooorp
Dow
Ada Worsythy
Juvenile Court of
Marion
Obie
J. M. Klots
Bellvile
Aire
A. Obler
Meow
Idoyd
Pred Obler
Mannfield
W. B. Obler
Juve
Winchester Faust
W. C. Fry
City
Wkoox County
Willy
Vth
Nola
Ruth Bar Saird
Mladge Wilen Hadley
Mt. Verdun
Fitt Jefferson
Morance Ewile Walker
Mt. Verton
George Price Nicholaga
Prederticktown
Heinloft
Abrin Sanday
HB Beislett
Millers Biudio
Fredericktown
U. S
Lamar and
American Preas Association
Junie Lamar
TOP
WF. W. Linacre
BROW
Bagdad
Garrison
Him
Ociety News
Davies-Brown
H. X. Dalves
Clyvie Crown
Davies
Gambler
Kenyon College
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