The Forum Commencement Number Is Now Available
The Forum issue today features the high school students hard at work on a production praised as the best yet. It includes a graduating class photo with data on the seniors, a letter from Harriet Norton of the class of 1963 detailing the Civil War era, and various stories and articles. Limited copies are available at usual sales points, so readers should obtain them early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Holler Norton
Mt. Vernon ‘High School
Man Charged With Non-Support After Sheriff Arrests
Sheriff John M. Woolloon arrested Charles Bricker Monday on non support charges filed by his wife Mrs Glee Bricker. Bricker pleaded not guilty at arraignment and his hearing was set for Saturday afternoon after posting a $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Woolloon
Charles Bricker
George
Hurter
Glee Bricker
Decoration service draws large crowd with joy
A large crowd attended the decoration service enjoyed by all. M Huddleston, once seriously ill with meningitis, is now past danger. Mr and Mrs Chas Graves moved into a new home in the Benna Vinta addition. Mr and Mrs J W WaldroF spent Sunday in Gabon. Dr W B Merriman and wife learned of a birth in their family. Homer Ramey, bass islands superintendent, visited with his parents for two weeks and will begin duties as clerk of Perry's Victory Centennial at Put-in-Bay on June 14. Frank Shinnaberry and wife visited Chas Gearhart's family. C H Bishop purchased a new car. Mr and Mrs W S Deeley and son Jett plan a brief visit to Sandusky. Dr Desley will attend a dental meeting in Cleveland with the Northern Ohio Dental Association and the alumni of the Reserve University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Huddleston
Menolen
Chas, Graves
Benna Vinta Addition
J. W. Waldrof
Gabon
W. B. Merriman
Columbus
Fleymor
Homer Ramey
Bass Islands
Bome
Prof. Ramey
Putin Bay
Frank Shinnaberry
Apent Bunday
Chas, Gearhart
Famly
Bangs
C.H. Bishop
Deeley
Jett
Sandusky
Prom Sandusky
Desley
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Dentalion
The
Reserve University
Ivy
Ursel Kring
Brandon
Condit
Ohio
J. C
Bladensburg
Millwood
Gertrude Bennett
Mest
Carl Bennett
J. M. Helm
Butler Grange Hall
Esto
J. OF. Little
Pittsburgh
Mia
Robert Clarke
North Main Street
Mina Nell Benton
Theda Bernbein
Council Bluffs
Jaws
Ruta Ralston
East Gambler Street
Katherine Brown
Bee
Mina Hel
Weaver
George Hunter
Hawkine-Larimore
Wm. Beevers
Lock
C. V. Burris
George Fhaw
Danville
Walter 8
Sapp
East Gambier Street
Frank Havenor
Vernon
W. J. Thompking
Massillon
Charles W. Imer
Ben Amel
Rowwell
New Mexico
Hildreth Larimore
Potteniale
Washington
Mra
Harriet Larimore
West High Street
Drill Sergeant Commands Fire at Will at Training
A New Berk Peat report describes a drill session with recruits under a sergeant at Will and at Grill. Trainees were told to load blank Sarridges and take positions while the sergeant cried Fire at will. Private Dunn lowered the rifle and asked which one is Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Will
Berk Peat
Various Town Notices and Personal Visits in June
Town residents attend visits and social events in Columbus and Cleveland. Local families host relatives from Ashland, Brandon, and Columbus while planning reunions at Brandon and Lock. Five hundred carrier pigeons released en route to Washington. A Knox County W T U Flower Mission will be held at the infirmary June 19 with unions urged to attend. An entertainment and ice cream social is planned at Pleasant Grange hall on June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Abrendt
Ington
Mia
John Beach
Misa Bessie Stofer
M. P
County Christian Endeavor
Fredericktown
Eas
Mul
Derry Street
C. B. Squires
Columbus
David A. Reeder
St. John's Cemetery
Knox County
Pleasant Grange Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nterburg
Hanford
W. Schutte
Ann Arbor
Mich
Rowa Battler
Ashland
Walter Kent
Toledo
Att
Vernon Hospital
George W. McNa
Fred Taylor
East Front Street
Relaves
Mise Ada Robinson
Charles Taylor
W. A. White
Howard
Mt. Vernon
John Burris
City
J. C. Burris
East Vine Street
Miychrisiesis
Dave Ask
Vale Rite
Heatherbloom
Serim
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