Memorial Day Exercises At High School Observed
Joe Hooker Post No 21 G A R and concordant orders held Memorial Day activities amid rain and fair weather. Hon W S Kerr of Mane field delivered a notable address at the high school. Parade formed on the public square and moved to Calvary cemetery for graveside rites with taps and g A R rituals.
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Joe Hooker
Kerr
Manefield
Brewer
Juvenite
Purnell
Calvary Cemetery
Otlver Purcell
Dan C. Stone
Harry W Koons
William Ward
Woman's Relief Corps
George TD. Neal
Elizabeth A. White
Relief Corps
George S. Harter
Sons of Veterans
John Woolison
The
Daughters of Veterans
Charles Appleton
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sloan's Liniment Promises Rheumatism Relief
A jingle-like notice claims Sloan's Liniment cures rheumatism neuralgia backache and stiffness. It promises warmth soothing relief to sore joints and muscles and sells at drug stores for 25 cents per bottle.
The Clarion Makes Its 1916 Bow
The 1814 annual of The Clarion by Vanville Buckeye City high school students is out and praised as an exceptionally good school magazine. It covers ten months of school life with many clear and entertaining stories showing notable talent. Edwin Kaylor is editor in chief and Richard Hunter is business manager.
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Clarion
Vanville Buckeye City High School
Cie
Edwin Kaylor
Richard Hunter
Gambier Man Bound Over After Assault Charge
George Jacobs of Gambier waived examination on an assault with intent to kill count. Sheriff Woolfson arrested him, and Jacobs bound over to common pleas court to await grand jury action under a $100 bond. An affidavit by James Upham accompanied the case record.
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George Jacobs
Gambier
James Upham
Woolfson
Squire Harris
Jacobs
Common Pleas Court
Marathon adds police court figure to trouble
A familiar police court figure appeared in trouble again Wednesday after a Tuesday theft. The individual fled with a pony and cart, was found on West Vine Street by Officer Taylor, and taken to the city lockup. In other notes, an ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable cough and cold remedy with a money back guarantee.
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Might
West Vine Street
Offlcar Taylor
Wheel Slips Injure Pennsylvania Shoptown Worker
Lovestes Johns, a Pennsylvania shops employee, suffered a severe cut when an engine wheel slipped from his grasp and fell on his left leg. He was taken to Mt. Vernon hospital where the wound was dressed by the company physician. bystanders feared a mortal injury due to the loud collapse.
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Lovestes Johns
Pennsylvania
Johns
Mt. Vernon
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Promises Quick Cold Relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey as a fast remedy for colds. It claims to ease inflammation, soothe coughing, loosen phlegm, and improve breathing, urging readers to buy at druggists with a guarantee of help.
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Dr. Bell
Bell
Children Day on Sunday in Mt Zion area observance
Local notices report Children Day will be observed Sunday evening June 11 in Mt Zion area. Community members and visitors are noted in a stream of short visits and household events. Several residents travel to Newark for events and purchases, including organ buying and attendance at a big show. Names include Wheeler Johnson Milton Haya Carl Harris and Miss Harriett Hayden among others, with various visits to Gambier Mount Vernon and nearby towns.
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Wheeler Johnson
Gambier
Milton Haya
Newark
Harl Burch
Lawrence Green
Carl Harris
Benjamin Johns
Hunts Station
George Warman
Mt. Vernon
Steve
Underwood
Fred Bumpus
Karl Burch
Edna
Guy Taylor
Cary Harris
Lilie
Winding Fork
George Harris
Clarence Ashcraft
Lee Norris
Misses Ashcraft
Near Perryion
Harriett Hayden Fg
Clark Schooler
Anna
Alice Bhin
Gambler
Gerth Hall
RB. HH
Frame
John Vogelmeir
HEDDING CHAPEL Community Notes and Visits
Mrs George Geering hosts Saturday night gathering at her aunt's in Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Bert Dalrymple and family visited T J Scarbrough's home in Mt Vernon. Mr and Mrs Samper Hersey and Eveline of Mt Vernon spent Friday with Jes El e Hungee. Velma Tucker and Edward Tucker families mentioned. Homer Zeigler of Woodberry visited Seigler family.
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George Geering
Treas
Mt. Vernon
Bert Dalrymple
T. J. Scarbrough
Samper Hersey
Eveline
Vernon
Binday
Jesele Hungee
Velma Tucker
Sanley
Edward Tucker
Homer Zeigler
Woodberry
Inot Wente
Mtl Seigler
Fredericktown News Itinerary and Decoration Day Observances
Local news recounts veterans preparing flowers for Decoration Day, a moved Alumni banquet at the schoolhouse, and numerous visits and travels among residents. Memorial services at the M. I. church honored old soldiers, with Rev. J. Morton delivering an address and special choir music.
Local notices and visits from Fredericktown and vicinity
Private ofUoena and partner decorated old soldiers memorial. Memorial service held at church at 2.40. Several locals visited relatives and friends in Fredericktown, Ploward, Culps District, and Bowling Green area. A birth reported nine pound son to Mr and Mrs Harry Fox. Many residents noted short visits and travel between Fredericktown, Utica, Detroit, and Mansfield this past week.
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Paterneh Bom
Hhovos Memoriil
Jie Showers
Wierd Hal
Joao Allen
Fredericktown
John Want
Ploward
Indy Br
Moree
Columbus
Workman
Tyie Ginble
Aeliio
Omma McDante
Culp
Paul White
Frank Shafer
Yaited
Ray Shafer
Mattie Fritley
Frederick Town
James
Ohio
Nellie Baker
Herbert Brentiinger
Detroit
Mich
Maggie Dickey
LaPort
Virginia
C. J. Lovell
Ed Grant
Utica
Herbert Wharton
William Murphy
Mansfield
Deaths: Calvin Wesley Cilvin Wesley and Laura K Lambert
Calvin Wesley Cilvin Wesley died Tuesday afternoon at his home near Esto after several weeks of illness. He was about 80 and survived by children Aaron Joseph Lewis Mrs Frank Usmin Maggie Vernon and Miller Lafever. Funeral Thursday at 1 at Messiah church with Rev Richardson. Interment Bethel cemetery. Laura K Lambert died Sunday in Pasadena after hemorrhage bowels. She was nearly 75, longtime Mt Vernon resident and widow of Webster Lambert. Remains arrive Monday morning June 5 and services are at 3 at Mrs Henry Cooper's home 30 East High Street. Burial at Mound View cemetery.
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Beardsley
Mise Oritis Davenport
Ottawa
Nieges
Mishen Cm
Latiry Ramey
Fredericktown
W. C. Greenwell
Western Newspaper Union
Methodist Church
Schol House
James Devitt
Cleveland
Norrick
Frank Honor
Milton Grove
Pulaskiville
Robert Wells
Hersie
Gale
Adalene Levering
Fulton
Robert Jones
Mt. Vernon
Ed Hurst
George Norrick
Case
Snyder
North Dakota
John Jones
Nell Theatre
Dora Baker
Richmond
Ohio
Helen Albright
John Thayer
Vernon
Fred Hyatt
Elizabeth Beck
Bellville
P. B. Sickles
Chester
Robert T. Lew
Waghington
Adseckt
Vredericktown
Arink
Boo Gal Reimer
Calvin Wesley Cilvin Wesley
Esto
Aaron
Joseph
Lewis
Millwood
Frank Usmin
Democracy
Maggie Vernon
Miller Lafever
Sto
Messiah Church
Richardson
Bethel Cemetery
Laura K. Lambert
Pasadena
Calif
Webster Lambert
California
Henry Cooper
East High Street
Mound View Cemetery
Train Number Changes On Akron Division
Pennsylvania railroad adjusts Akron division train numbers to fit updated system. Messages list conversions like 529 to 545 and 504 to 604 with other mappings, noting no schedule changes. Includes stray personal names and faded family references from a Baltimore visit and local notices.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Akron
CLA
GOR
Helpful Hints for Housewives from a Kitchen Guide
A fragmented late 19th or early 20th century household guide offers recipes and maintenance tips. It describes a Low Angles roan strainer for sinks, gelatin desserts, scalloped cabbage, a layered sponge cake, baked ham, Spanish rice, rice chocolate pudding, potato puff, chicken with lima beans, and rug care.
Fragmentary Notice From Local Meeting Names Several Residents
A garbled OCR note lists individuals including Mrs T. We Rakestraw and Mary Yare of Napalien along with Welter D. Meten of Roet Wing. It mentions a Wednesday trip to Colembom and references a Saturday evening event.
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Pio
Seturday
Mra. T
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Charles Haines
Fellore
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Wells
Aed & Hilt
Prohibition Poe
Mar
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Nora York
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Kansas
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Public Square
Bird Brothers
Mount Vernon, Ohio
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