Union Knovk Cheer Reed Ca War Regular Appointment
Town notes report a regular union meeting at a set place on Sunday with morning and evening sessions. Miss Raith and Gindya Hays visited Burkeye City to see grandparents Mrs. C. B. Fawcett of Columbia. Prof. Clarence Fawcett recuperates at home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helm
Raith
Gindya Hays
Burkeye City
C. B. Fawcett
Columbia
L. V. Wolfe
Clarence Fawcett
Misars Maude Dudgeon and
Bewsle
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits This Week
The missive lists residents and visitors including Mina Grace Conrad of North Liberty, Mrs. Albert Stricker of Bladensburg and the Wolfe family at their mother, and Mrs. Ray Dick of Akron visiting Chas Porter and family. It notes several trips to New York City and weekend gatherings with Chas Clark of New Castle and Geo. W. Hays households. Continuing visits by Austin Hays and daughter Ade to Mrs. Hays' parents are also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anteiee
Gambier
Mina Grace Conrad
North Liberty
Alfred Wolfe
Albert Stricker
Bladensburg Bunday
Ray Dick
Akron
Samuel Nicholls
Plaice
Susan Hoss
Bladensburg
Leo Nichelle
New York City
Chas
Clark
New Castle
Geo. W. Hays
Austin Hays Andy
Ade
Mra. Hays
Local Village Gossip and Visits Across Towns
Alfred Stofer returns to Kansas City after six weeks with relatives. Earl Loney and family visit Willie Parsons. Robert Grossman travels to Mt. Vernon on business. Mrs Squire Pletcher’s daughter visits with her mother. Cora and Lucile Grant enjoy summer with Charles Grant’s family. Susie McCoy visits Miles Wava Cutnan. Willie Horn stays with brother Cletus near Mt Vernon. Mrs. Dean Johnson improves at home. Pike townely achoo!4 union church service next Saturday at Arnold school. Sunday evening services in Berlin. Nannie Van Voorhis to spend two weeks in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Stofer
Kansas City
Mie
Earl Loney
Willie Parsons
Robert Grossman
Mt. Vernon
Mra
Wills Parsons
Squire Pletcher
Missea Cora
Lucile Grant
Cleveland
Charles Grant
Susie McCoy
Miles Wava Cutnan
Willie Horn
Mt Vernon
Cletus
Dean Johnson
Pike Townely
Arnold School
Community News and Store Promotion in Mount Vernon
Local residents visit relatives in Fredericktown Columbus and Chicago while guests stay in Mount Vernon. Arnold store promotes wall coverings books and gifts amid new stock and watch repairs. circus arrives June 29. Commencement attendees and funeral attendance noted.
Local Notes From Pipesville and Surrounding Areas
J 8 Purdy made a business trip to Columbus Thursday. Smith tears down his old mill this week with Ben ton Colgin assisting. Wm Purdy went to Walhending for berries. George Horn sold 4810 pounds of wool to Porterfield Bros. White Billott visited Mt. Vernon. Martin Purdy spends days in Newark guest of friends. W P Bobout traveled to Brink Haven Monday. Porterfield passed through this price to Danville India new uta Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink Haven
Porterfield
Danville India New
Uta
Birth Announcement for Hackell Daughter
A daughter was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Joseph Hackell of South Main Street. The family is notified in this birth notice from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hackell
South Main Street
Shake Into No Shoes Alten's Poot-Hinne Mystery
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a mysterious phrase and names, suggesting a note on footwear, a location, and a discovery. The legible bits reference a person or entity and a quirky expression, with little coherent narrative or verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alten
Madlaves van Cout
Cantata of Ruth Dazzles Baptist Church Choir Evening
The cantata of Ruth rendered at the Baptist church on Wednesday evening was a great success. The choir performed in a pleasing manner with assistance from Mrs. McFeeley Mr. George Kelley Mr. Norman Turner and Dr. G D Arndt. Solo work was directed by Mr. William M. Coup. The church was filled with an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
the Baptist Church
McFeeley
George Kelley
Norman Turner
GD. Arndt
William M. Coup
New Affidavit Filed in George Smithhisler Case
Wednesday evening in the mayor s office a new affidavit was filed charging George Smithhisler with keeping a place for the sale of Intominating squor. City Solicitor Leonard prepared the affidavit on faulty grounds and a hearing is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Smithhisler
Leonard
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Oithaett As
de Thaler
Sidete Ipeeg Dae Standard Oil Company
Eagle Grove
Nannie van Voorhis
Columbus
Knox County
Knox CO
Dowds
Economy Shoe Store
Cor. Main & Gambier
Sts
Alice Wise
Fredericktown
Park B. Worley
Bustle Daria
West Gambler Street
Augusta A. Pearl
Chicago
MU Vernon
Arndt
B. B. Pouch
Mire
Frank Wilking
Robert Putnam
Sanitas
Arnold Store
Quindore
John Simpson Noble
Bruce Gleason
Wmn. G. Sharp
Thi
Ttle
Nantie van Voorhis
Glenn Bell
Cary van Voorhin
Clarence Lahiman
Agnes Levingston
Paul van Voortin
Upataira
Owens
N. A. Clay
Ning
George Benson
Weet Sugar Street
Douuisn University
Mies Gladys Clay
Porepaugh- Sells Circus
City
Killig Mt. Vernon
George D. Neal
Urbana
Ill
Mise Harriet Kinley
Tennen Taylor
Ohio
Robert M. Greer
Warner Miller
Alfred Neff
Hnoteume
Belticease
Meyer-Lindorf Company
Nottingham
Cheney Bros
The
Smithhisler
Paty
Melba
Mt. Vernon Business College
Mt. Vernon Business College Citzens
Simons
Simons’ Grocery TN
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