Centerburg W Second Place in May War Savings Quota
The May week War Savings report shows Centerburg district second in Knox county with 6 044 total sales. Jonathan Smith led county banks with 4 502, Mina Irene Berger 2 555, and G H. Herron 255. Postmaster L. Jackson of Gambier tops county offices. outside agency leader William A. Hosack. Total sales 27,810.49, below recent month ends. The $1,000 club reached 14 members. new names include Workman Crider Craft Foote Cunninghun and others from Danville Fredericktown Mt. Vernon Centerburg Gambier. Roster publication postponed until after June 28 per bi partisan drive and presidential call to enroll.
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Centerburg
Jonathan
H. ©. Smith
Centerburg Savings Bank
Salen
Mina Irene Berger
Knox Natonal
GH. Jones
Danville-Buckeye
Howard
Workman
Robert Crider
J. H Myers
Centerbury Building & Loan Association
Frederick
Gambier
Martinsburg Bladensburg
Foundrymen Defeat Mt. Vernon Bridge Workers
The Mt. Vernon Foundry and Wnet heering Co. defeated the Mt. Vernon Bridge Co. 7 to 0 in the Industrial league second game at Athletic Park on Saturday afternoon. About $0 was realized.
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Mt. Vernon Foundry & Wnetheering Co
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co
Athletic Park
Son of former local people reaches France
Friends report the safe arrival in France of B. Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winslow Howard, who were formerly residents of this city and now live in New York City.
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France
B. Howard
Winslow Howard
This City
New York City
Memorial Day Observed By Our People In Ohio
Memorial Day was observed with waiting and prayer as President Wilson urged. Citizens adopted new resolutions to save food hire clothing and manage money. Many opened savings accounts at Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Anseta 14 800 000 five percent paid on time deposit.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay St
Columbus
Ohio
Anseta
Court News and Local Legal Notices
Court actions list filings in common pleas and probate courts. Fannie Mamilllion sues Carlton Hamilton for loan recovery with interest from March 1, 1917. Elijah Jones guardian accounts show $740.95 received, no expenditures. Elizabeth Davidson estate administrator files account with no assets received. Marriage license issued to Albert Scarbrough and Grace Inks. Real estate transfers include Edmund Shepherd to C E Bronson and W S Darling to G H Cotrell in Jackson County for $1 and $1,000 respectively.
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Court of Common Pleas
Fannie Mamillon
Carlton Hamilton
Plain Hi Anks
Robert L. Carr
Elijah Jones
Charles B. Jones
Common Pleas Court
P. A. Berry
Elizabeth Davidson
Tranefere
Edmund Shepherd
C. E. Bronson
City
Darling
Cotrell
Aeres
Jackson
Ashbrook defends absence from Wilson address in letter
William A Ashbrook of Ohio writes that illness andFamily emergency kept him from rising when President Wilson spoke to Congress. He defends his conduct, says he admires Wilson and supports revenue legislation, and offers to provide a doctor’s certificate. He condemns unfounded criticism by newspaper reporters and asks constituents to judge him fairly.
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Washington
Dally Banner
Mt. Vernon
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Congress
P. D
Jme
P.D
William A. Ashbrook
Ohio
House
Senate
Haineby
Ashbrook
Wilson
Newapaper
Woodrow Wilson
Love of Pete Aoffice romance with Mabel Wells
Mable Wells, a lively secretary, battles a dignified boss Peter Hobb and a bullish nephew Billy Hobbie in a comic office tale. She defies restraint, drafts herself a candid letter to Billy, and later wins private affection while keeping propriety at work. The piece blends humor, flirtation, and social satire in a mid century tone.
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Mable Wells
Mable
Petar Hotty
Ohio
Belington
Peter Hobb
Equator
North
Pote
Matile
Pete
Peter
Billy Hobb
Miss Well
Billy Hobbie
Billy
Mabel
Ag Usuil
Hobb
Peter Hott
Peter Prin
Leer
Dia Kober
Soman
Negil
Axtyen Elreume
Klee
Mary
Mabelly
Peter Mobb
Petey
Peter Tob
Peter Hobe
Smaill
Mabel Wells
Billy Tinh
Ninty
Edine
Ant Intelligence Questioned by Scientist Experiments
A Swedish naturalist reports that ants recognize only limited cues and follow trails by instinct, not intelligence. Mr Ege’s tests with crushed ants show no genuine understanding, suggesting ants act as reflexive movers rather than thinking beings.
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Red Eye
Solomon
Mark Twain
Ege
Mr. Ege
Tunuin
Unfortunate Seconds and Imperial Fears in History
A fragment notes superstitions around Emperor William II and his fear of sharing power with rivals. It lists historical figures such as Richard I Edward I Napoleon II Louis II of Bavaria Alexander I Nicholas I and Abdul Hamid II, suggesting a compiled list from Burnyeun history.
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William II
Burnyeun
Richard 1
Edward
Napoleon II
Louis UH
Bavaria
Alexander
Nicholas I
Russia
Abdul Hamid II
Turk
Residue Russia Seen By Historian As Safe for Germany
Berlin lecturer Prof. Paul Rohrback argues the Russian Empire survives only as a residue state. He contends Petrograd and western provinces are stripped away, leaving a vast but politically inert peasant mass. Ukraine and Poland offer potential for growth, while Russia as a world power has ceased to exist.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Russia
Russian Empire
Paul Rohrback
Berlin
Petrograd
Ukraine
Bessarinbia
Germany
Rusain
Clinton Grange Initiation Set for Wednesday Evening
Clinton Grange will hold initiation into the First and Beyond degrees on Wednesday evening, June 4, with other business of importance to be discussed and acted upon.
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Clinton Grange
Fourth ward yields top spelling contest marks
An eighth grade spelling contest among four wards saw top averages with Fourth ward leading, followed by Fourth ward in seventh grade and other entries. The report notes percentages for each grade level and ward, highlighting high performance in the Fourth ward.
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Jutile Sehanks
Miret
Pourrh
Births Reported For Spearman Dornstadter Families
A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Clyde Spearman along the old Delaware road. A son was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs John Dornstadter of North Braddock Street.
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Clyde Spearman
Old Delaware Road
Mra
John Dornstadter
North Hraddock Street
Origin of Cinderella in a tangle of myths and tales
The excerpt traces Cinderella origins across cultures, listing names and links among French, German, Italian, Serb, and other tradtions. It notes a maker called Charles Vernal compiling tales into Historkes en Contes da Veros Passos and a frontispiece motto.
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Merton
Remson
Nolandy
Charies Merrinit
Kom Peale
Cinderelli
Lidithe
Dépolln
Chiderelian
Venturochs
Anatiaey
Charles Vernal
Dia
Saga of Olof Taygevasnn and Salamis Recalled in Fragmented Tale
A historical sketch recalls Norse hero Olof Taygevasnn seizing ships at dawn to raid enemy shores after a feast and hints at the Greek retreat at Salamis in 450 Bc. The narrative references captains Armining and Panette y, and notes the Greeks rallied to win.
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Olof Taygevasnn
Cenne
Ralten Foel
Kant
Salamis
Armining
Panette
Delegates Return From Springfield Sunday School Meet
Mrs K C Conard Mrs Thiurlew Berger and Mrs Paul Turner of Manaellett Geneve returned home Saturday after a week in Springfield for the state Sunday school convention with Mennonite church delegates. Huane Scott of Danville enlisted in the coast defense service and will be stationed at Portreds Monroe Virginia. Seatt left Monday for Virginia.
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Mra
K. Conard
Mes
Thiurlew Berger
Paul Turner
Mana
Elt Geenve
Spriigfield
M. E. Church
Senft
Huane Scott
Danville
Coast Defense Service
Portreds
Monroe
Seatt
Virginia
Open to men in limited service for spruce production
Men of military age listed for limited service can enter via local exemption board. Work centers on spruce timber production for airplanes. Roles include locomotive engineers, stationary engineers, firemen, track foremen, surveyors, cooks, auto mechanics. Notices call for auto mechanics to Cincinnati for instruction on June 10 and three more to Cincinnati for technical training. Entries due by June 8.
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Cooka
Low
University of Cineinnati
Cincianat
Enihit Mente
Dealing With the Selfish Child in Early Upbringing
A fragment discusses fostering unselfish behavior in children from birth, emphasizing self-control, consideration for others, and turning a child who resists sharing into a helpful, considerate individual through steady guidance. It contrasts a selfish child with the ideal well-mannered, others oriented youth.
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Saul
Lodge confers first degree for few candidates Tuesday
Quindare lodge number 116 plans a Tuesday evening conferral of the first degree for a small group of candidates. The notice appears in a classified ad section of the Fay Banner.
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Pywil
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War Savings Movement
Knox County
MT. W. Bridge Workers
Kngx County Savings
THE
Roll OF Honor Bank
H. Korast
B.D. Herron
Pres. Dent Wilson
Court News
Albert N. Scarbrough
Fredericktown
Grace Inks
Wayne Township
P.O. Anderson
William A
Iit
Mie Me Ber Syndicate
Ant
Ward
Insect
Ringwalt’s
Sea Island
Hung
Aussia
Poland
Rok Bok Births
Bik
A. R. McBeth
Banner Classified Ads
Fay
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