Ayer changes plea to guilty in shooting case
In common pleas court on Halloween night shooting on the Mt Vernon Fredericktown road, Charley W. Ayers pleaded guilty to shooting with intent to wound. Judge Blair reserved further testimony until a later date. Acquittals in other cases followed.
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Charley W. Ayers
Provecior
Charles L. Belmont
Common Pleas
Blair
Ayers
Mt. Vernon
Fredericktown
Hallowe'en
Real Estate Transfers and Probation Breach Report
A garbled notice lists real estate transfers and a penal sentence. W W Cole transfers 10.86 acres in Berlin to Edin M1. Hinew. Martin Stualein to Jiliay G. Jie Hott 18 acres in Jefferson for 5400. Inmate Oul Sthroer, recently convicted, to Columine Murr ay to begin an indeterminate gen inve in the penitentiary.
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Oul Sthroer
Tom Shifts From Cavalry to Artillery In Vernon News
Second Lieutenant Headington of Battery EF Ohio Field Artillery received a letter from General Wood at Columbus noting that Thomas Van Voorhis, a Vernon native and former First Ohio Cavalry Supply Troop recruit from Cleveland while a student at Hiram College, has requested and secured transfer to Battery BE. Van Voorhijs expected return to Mount Vernon within days, and the move brings the local battery's strength to 160 members.
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Timon Lodge
Knights of Pythiia
Zanesville
Newark
Prederleytown
Mt. Vernon
Mound View Cemetery
Jowa
Awthorne Lodge
Centerbury
Pythiang
Castle Hall
West Gam-bier Street
Demas B. Ulrey
Columbus
Ulrey
Badger& Uirey
Ohio
Pythian
W. F. Babbs
Headington
Ohio Field Artillery
General Wood
Thomas van Voorhis
Vernon
First
Ohio Cavary
Cleveland
Hiram College
Class Meetings and Gleaners Debrief at M P Church
The Samaritan class of the M P Sunday school met at Emma McVeeck's home after noon Wednesday with Mrs Russell leading the business and devotional portions. A program featured readings by Helen Oge and Mrs Elias Ogg, plus a dialogue by Florence McPeek and Alta Carter, followed by refreshments. The Gleaners class met in the church parlors Wednesday afternoon with Mrs A J Matthews presiding, opening with Open My Eyes and singing. Prayers by Messrs Larabee and Black, piano solo Gladys Murrin, reading by Mrs Ransom, piano duet Miriam Mardin and Mary Ransom, and a paper by A J Matthews were followed by a social hour and refreshments served by Mesdames Murrin, Grown, Keigley, Black, Stephen and Gansert.
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M. P
A. J. Matthews
Mesdames Larabee
Black
Jesus
Brown
Gladys Murrin
Ransom
Miriam Mardin
Mary Ransom
Howard Wazler
Mesdames Murrin
Grown
Keigley
Stephen and Gansert
Man Questions If He Can Steal His Own Horse
Robert Grossman asks Chief Parker if taking back his horse from a Utica trainer constitutes theft. With a warrant for horse stealing in Licking County, Grossman faces arrest or staying unpaid and unemployed. He sought legal counsel and plans to return to Utica to challenge the trainer.
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Robert Grossman
Ulien
Parker
Himelf
Grossman
Licking County
Utica
Uttea
Mt. Vernon
Wheels Cramp Auto Crashing Into Curb
Melvin Black owned car driven by Charles Crider sustained serious damage Friday around 12 30 near Hotel Curtis on the public square when front shock absorbers weakened and spindles cracked causing the front wheels to seize and strike a curb. A tack belonging to Truman Davidson was injured. front axle radius rods and lamp were damaged.
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Melvin Black
Charles Crider
Hotel Curtis
Black
Truman Davidson
How to Start an Asparagus Bed in Spring
J B Norton outlines spring preparation for asparagus beds. He stresses well drained level sandy loam, stock selection, and root quality, advising against two year olds and seeds in permanent beds. He details seed beds, spacing, weed control, and fertilizer strategies including manure and chemical options.
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J. B. Norton
Corel University
Mr. Norton
Eliminate Glare from Auto Headlights with Forked Brackets
George Waite explains glare reduction by mounting headlights on forked brackets. A Society of Automobile Engineers committee recommended a standard beam reaching 200 feet with the top no higher than 42 inches. The beam should run parallel to the ground to avoid dazzling oncoming pedestrians and drivers.
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George 8. Waite
Society of Automobile Engineers
How to Pitch Camp In an Automobile While Vacationing
A Woman's Home Companion writer outlines car camping for comfort. The bed belongs in the car if no tent, with a canvas bed spanning the front and back seats to create a waterproof roof and space for pillows. Flaps buttoned to the body keep sleepers dry in rain, and mosquito netting may suit some sites.
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Woman's Home Companion
How to Fit the Crown of an Unruly Hat
Advice for resizing a hat crown describes using a two inch wide ribbon with a drawstring sewn along one edge. Attach at the hat crown lining, thread a small rubber through the run, and pull to adjust. This method is softer than stiffeners and allows size changes.
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Ben
How to Scale Fish With the Least Trouble
Instructions describe scaling technique for Miahta fish with warm water to loosen scales. Dip fish briefly, scrape toward tail with hande, and use hotter water for skinning if needed. If the fish is large, scald one side at a time to avoid softening the flesh.
Three youths arrested for trespass on railroad property
In Corharton police charged three young men with trespass during a keg party and lunch prep. One reportedly cut his arm in a kettle of hot soup while authorities were alerted. The Newark Advocate notes the arrest of Dewey Hupp for alleged embezzlement involving about $20 to his own use.
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Corhocton
Newark Advocate
Dewey Hupp
Smothering spells relief by Black Draught, Ohio woman says
Mrs. Lucy J. Beatty of Coalton Ohio writes she suffered from a persistent stomach lump causing bloating chest pains and smothering spells. After doctor visits failed she used Thedford’s Black Draught for a period and reports resolution. She urges others with stomach and liver troubles to try it and notes many others were helped.
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Coalton
Ohio
Lucy J. Beatty
Thedford
Fragmented OCR Unscrambles a Murky Notice
Nondescript text fragment mentions names and places with unclear meaning. It appears to be a damaged OCR output lacking coherent facts, dates, or events. No identifiable event or person details emerge beyond scattered proper nouns.
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James Davis
Loren A. Critehfeld
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Coleman
Charline M. Smith
Florence M. Thatcher
Fremont Critchfield
Robeoe Cloe
W. A. Howick
Hwatt & Blair
William H. Coe
Susan Agnew
W. A. Flovack
Avery Loeb Electric Company
Gulf of the Solar Metal Products Co
RC. Anderson
Electric Company
Pail
M. Ashbaugh
Elizabeth Coutts
Robert J. Carn
L. C. Stillwell
Samuel Hantman
B. C. Hireana
F. G. Mardis
Walter D. Frank
Christian Frank
James D. Hines
Anna E. Hines
P. A. Berry
J. N. Bechtel
W. B. Shipley
A. J. Willams
A. H. Simmons
Calhoun Street
Penitentiary
Sherif Burr Lytla
Tom
Lo Ray
Aaag Wan
Ofysirate Grogoman
Neighborhood News
Marlin Halling
Marion
Peter Moeh
Tieh-Heetel
Banner
Standard Oil Co. Aw
Avalon Farm
Avalom Farms
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Carl N. Lorey
Main St
Mendenhall & Cramer
West High Street
Washington, D. C
Knox County
Washington
A. A. Dowds Dry Goods Company
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