Cunningham for Senator Endorsed by Knox Democrats
The Democrats of Knox County nominate John Cunningham for state senator at their convention. Rotation assigns Knox to name the water district nominee, with Cunningham set for formal confirmation at the June 11 district convention. Cunningham, a well known Knox farmer, is praised for character education and business ability and is urged as a strong district candidate for the next general assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunningham
Knox County
Wate
Knorr County
Runaway buggy crash injures Martinsburg couple
Mr and Mrs Allen Dodd of Utica were visiting relatives in Martinsburg when a horse ran away as a gate was opened. Dodd fell, was dragged, and the buggy wheel passed over his head. Mrs Dodd escaped with minor injuries as the buggy overturned. The couple sustained bruises and the buggy was damaged.
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Martinsburg, O
Allen Dodd
Ica
Thin Place Sunnie
Dodd
Utica
Martinsburg
Siait
Tecenvary
Pasm
Mr. Dodd
Retinah
Wax
Min
Death Notices for McBride and Lahman Obituaries
Dicy McBride Mine Bile Must dies, a telegram reports her sister Mrs Tuy Metride. Survived by one son, W O Tittle Brandna Rhtor, two brothers and three sisters. McBride was 40 years old and lived much of her life near Mount Vernon. George Lahman, retired murnner, wed in HinsHom south of Hy Monday morning. He is survived by his wife, one son Calvin Jahnon, and a mother. Garney Davis Funeral, Warney Davis died Friday in Waltham. Services held with burial at Mound View cemetery. Workman officiating, with burial at 2030 melon.
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Ira
Dicy McBride
Tuy
Metride
Hye
Chiewee
Mt Vernon
George Lahman
Mrnner
Hinhom
Wehnketter
Monty
Ispaker
Hie
Maren Bth
Wen
Calvin Jahnon
Oe Mauthir
Profeiee Sahmon
Garney Davis
Harney Davin
Aled Peiday
Waltham, Maas
Selock
Lonard
Chota
Burgess
Melon
JT Black
Mound View
Alimony Suit Filed in Common Pleas Court
Alimony and injunction sought by Hmma J. Pennell against William W. Pennell a physician in Knox County. Plaintiff alleges marriage on April 20 1908 and May 1 1912 abandonment with mistreatment and threats. He earns about 1000 a month with a 40000 estate including a Main Street homestead valued at 5100. Temporary restraining order granted. final hearing for alimony and property division requested.
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Hmma J. Pennell
Court of Common Pleas
William W. Pennell
Bay
North Main Street
Plain- AM
PA. Berry
Probate
Buckeye State Building loan offer near Lincoln Street
A local notice announces a loan opportunity from the Buckeye State Building with $200,000 available. It mentions terms about a half-value tie and various references to lenders, with an address at 22 West Gay Trout in Columbia Olde.
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Buckeye State
Wd Lawn Company
Lawort
Columbia, Olde
1997 Youths Counted In Mt Vernon School Census
The Mt Vernon city school enumeration taken in late May totals 1997 youths aged 6 to 21. George Harter reports 1025 youths in the east ward with 225 boys and 210 girls in Ward One and 207 boys and 263 girls in Ward Three. W A Silcott reports 872 youths in the Second and Fourth wards.
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Mt. Vernon
George 8. Harter
W. A. Silcott
Hartera
John J Barleywine Seeks Knox County Commissioner Seat
The candidate, a Jackson township native aged 53, is a farmer and longtime local politician. He has held township offices, is active in Grange work, and is described as honest and capable, aiming to win the Knox County commissioner's post on the Democratic ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Barleywine
Knox County
Barleywine
Jackson Township
Pro
Meeting of Church of Christ Board on East Vine Street
The Congregation of the Church of Christ will hold a meeting in their church on East Vine Street next Thursday evening June 31 at 7 30 to fill vacancies on the board and select a minister. All members interested are urged to attend. By direction of the board William Welch president W K Betton secretary.
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Church of Christ
East Vine Stroet
Alan
Ponalbte
Ansivt
Wm. Welah
W. K. Betton
Sec'y
Annapolis
Annapolie
Naval Academy
Board of Visitors
Academy
Naval Union
Jobn Hi. Gitboos
Bhe
Blake Row
Illness Strikes Mrs. Hater in Howard Ohio
At the Minciple church in Howard Mrs. Lee Hater suffered a sudden heart problem while tending children’s exercise Sunday evening. Medical help arrived quickly and she was removed to her home in the village after a time. By Monday afternoon her condition was considerably improved.
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Howard
Ohio
This Place
Lee Hater
Knox County Primary Candidates File Expense Accounts
Primaries see all candidates filing expense accounts with the Knox county board of elections. List includes Democratic and Republican names with amounts: Remington 73, Wm Edgar 12, Noble Webb 1220, Rash 842, Fisher 2, Geo B Yauwer 3145, Tydings 100, Rawlings 1.75, Park Jr 50, Sheffer 9.50, Chinen SEBO, Jonama, Edwards 958, Wartin 20.47, Cunningham 0, Day 24.90, Carey 416.50.
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Remington
Edgar
Noble Webn
Rash
Fisher
Geo
Yauwer
David FH
Rawlings
Park
Sheffer
J Chinen
Sebo
Jomana
Blig
Money
Speeders arraigned before mayor on speed limit charges
Opeeders F Knox and Thomas Harrington faced the mayor Sunday afternoon. Knox pled guilty and was fined five dollars. Harrington pleaded not guilty and was released on his own recognizance. Hubert Wane and William Shinn were ordered to appear to answer motor scooter speed charges with 3 PM Monday set for their appearance.
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F. Knox
A. A. Bergine
Thomas Harrington
Hubert Wane
William Shinn
Perrine
Weg
Births Notice For East Guimbler and Cottage Streets
A daughter was born Sunday evening to Mr and Mrs John Loy of East Guimbler street. A daughter was born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs I J Jefferes of Cottage street. A son was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Chay 8 McKee of Butte Montana. Mr McKee was a former resident of this city.
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John Loy
East Guimbler Street
I. J. Jefferes
Cottage Street
Chay
McKee
Butte, Montane
Mckee Wis
Thin City
Comings and Goings At Area Towns This Week
A.B Aldaker spent Saturday at Buckeye Lake while Miss Peart Smith of Fredericktown attended the commencement. Relatives visited last week. Mr and Mrs B O Lohr welcomed a daughter Friday. Annie Binen Finney of Coneville and Mrs Frank Rhinehart of Center contributed to last week. A large crowd attended the shower for Mr and Mrs Roy Higgins Saturday. Mrs Summer Campbell’s buggy incident near Utica Friday night. Elmer Weaver and wife visited friends near Wiles Saturday.
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Tomer
A.B Aldaker
Buckeye Lake
Peart Smith
Fredericktown
Oring McWilliams
Mra
B. O
Roy Higgins
Summer Campbell
Utica
Elmer Weaver
Wiles
Carmania Fire At Liverpool Dock Causes Heavy Damage
The Cunard liner Carmania suffered severe damage after fire broke out at Haakisson dock in Liverpool. Thick smoke and flames rushed from openings as water was pumped aboard, list and upper decks reportedly ravaged, while investigators could not assess the extent due to heat and smoke. June Week events proceed in Annapolis with Liberty and official receptions leading to a farewell ball.
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Carmenia
Liverpool
Junaa
Cunard
Carmania
Haakisson
Lucania
State Warns Against Butter Merger Adulteration
The State Dairy and Food Commissioner warns buyers of a machine called the butter merger that its output cannot pass as butter. Merger butter contains far below butter fat standards and may incur fines from $25 to $500 for makers or sellers, with strict penalties for artificial coloring. The warning urges compliance and notes hotels and eateries must display oleomargarine notices.
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State Dairy and Food Commissioner
Strode
State Dairy and Food Department
Kmail
Ohio
Dairy and Food
Vome
International congress of insurance brokers opens in London
London June 3 an international congress of insurance brokers and agents opened with attendees from the United States France Germany Italy Russia and the British empire. Leaders planned several days of talks on international cooperation broker training insurance monopoly and other industry issues.
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London
United States
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
British Empire
Hanford Bal wam oof Myrrh advertised for accidents
An old advertisement urges readers to obtain a product named Bal wam oof Myrrh for home and stable use. It claims effectiveness for cuts burns bruises and soreness and emphasizes preparedness for accidents. The peculiar wording reflects fragmented text from a historical page.
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Hanford
Greek Hilott alae Genekenoueb estate notice Oxnard claim
Legal notice from Ventura County about the estate of Hichand Biot deceased. The court will settle debts and confirm no real property or money remains to creditors. Judge and attorney names appear, with instructions for claimants to file by a specified date.
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Oxnard
Ventura
Hichand
Ann Ones
Vernon
Hailiot
Dueate
Enon
Noida
Anwuel
Seth GA Mar
Physicians Gather in Atlantic City for AMA Meeting
Noted physicians from the United States Canada and Europe converge on Atlantic City N J for the sixty third annual American Medical Association meeting starting tomorrow. The week features general sessions sectional conferences and a three day health in industry conference to discuss Industrial diseases and best stamping out methods.
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Auuntie City
N. J
United States
Canada
American Medical Association
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
Monument Square
Mt. Vernos, C
Martasburg
Emma J. Pennell
Wm. W. Pennell
In Common Pleas Court
the County Commissioners
Knox Coney
CL Hishop
R. R. de. Holt
Protate Court of
Inox County
Sheri
Guarlin
Louis Frederick Sheri
Henelved
Marriapo
Hirh
Hore
Clevehind
Alito
Butler Township
Honey
Betewan
William Murphy
Morrie
Bedell
Primarion
Knox County Board of Election
Fairview
Conference OF Insurance Men
Pitkin’s
Gambier
B. E. Salisbury
High St
Levison
Des
Cadiew
Oxfords
Childre
Dereenees
Levison’s
Levison’s Corner High
Atlantic City
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