Runaway boys returned home from Mt Vernon
W G Smith of Cambridge fetched home Wernellie Gray and John Sina two Cambridge youths who ran away from home after boarding a train with the Gentry Brothers circus in Mt Vernon. They were turned over to Juvenile Officer Purcell, with Gray facing a suspended sentence to the industrial school at Lancaster. Sina, a stranger to Cambridge authorities, said he had little memory of relatives and had spent most of his life in orphanages. Cambridge officials plan to locate Sina’s living uncle and seek farm work for the boy with juvenile aid potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Smith
Cambridge
Mt. Vernon
Wernellie Gray
John Sina
Gentry Brothers
Circus
Juve
Rile
Patrick Purcell
Purcell
Lancaster
Sina
Cambridge Revenue Authorities
Nevorinz
Sinawald
Crowds Enjoy Dogs and Ponies at Mt Vernon Show
Report of Mt Vernon attendees enjoying a show featuring fifteen ponies an equal number of goats three elephants and two camels. Trained animals performed harmoniously under a competent ringmaster with new stunts. Feature acts included acrobatic performances by two skilled individuals. Local residents Harold Ackerman and family noted. others returned home after lengthy stay.
Roster of Those Who Registered in Townships
A long list of registrants for Pleasant and Buckeye City area townships, including Pike Pleasant Union and Gann and Wayne sections. The roster names numerous individuals such as Paul H. Atherton, Alonzo Bass, J Edward Belt, Harry Benson, Harold Hishop, Alen Braddock, Morin Burson, Lennon Burson, John Cain, Oliver Cline, Ray Conard, Percy Crankilton, and many others, with scattered references to township groupings and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Atherton
Paul H. Bass
Alonzo Belt
J. Edward Benson
Harry Hishop
Harold A. Braddock
Alen J. Burson
Morin D. Burson
Milew R. Burson
Lennon M. Cain
John G. Cline
Oliver P. Conard
Ray D. Crankilton
Percy M. Cumming
Othe Berle Cunningham
Carleg
DB. Coman
Willard Arthur B. Frank Derr
Clarence Doup
Charles G. Doup
Clarence
Marnest
Archable
Farmer
Cary Fy. Fields
Ivan W. Fletcher
John A. Fry
Oliver W. Frasher
Prank Gower
Taft Gower
Loyd W. Grossman
Paul M. Harriman
Raymond Han
Joseph D. Hannan
Walter TR. Horn
Rufus H. Hunter
Leon W. Kemp
Therman C. Kunkle
Prank Kunkle
Boyd W. Jeonard
War
Clinton W. Sheimplin
Harry O. Shira
Lee Roy Shaman
Robert G. Simmons
Thomas R
Ir Smith
Arthur C. Smith
Curtis Snyder
Henry Stahl Russell Eugene Riahl Pranciy C. Bouts
Leroy L. Stecher
William David Taylor
Turence
Taylor
Harry Taylor
Clarence B
Vannatta
Bam Workman
Wright
Edgar Pleasant
A' Albert
Willian Sherman Albert
Samuel Harrison Harber
Herbert Lloyd Ret
Harold Twin Hene
John Gordon Hreece
Harry Leo Theece
Chiles
Harold Fireero
Theodore Samuel
Own
Madison Monroe Crouch
Russell Edward Alley
Porrest
Wayland Varley
Prod Grivshaw
Wit Horn
Carrillott Dobson
Charles Robert Lahmnon
Br Agnew
Jamon Cullivan
Benjamin Bart Durkin
Royal Hall
Robert Francis Hawk
Earl Jake McFarland
Fredric Cleveland Mcfarland
Harry Cambell McKey
Lye W. Porring
Led Portest Rowley
Olney
Newton Alleges Assault and Seeks Alimony and Injunction
Mrs. Alice A. Newton files in common pleas alleging frequent assaults by husband Frank Newton, requests alimony for herself and two daughters and a temporary injunction blocking disposal of property. Judge Blair grants the injunction preventing sale of household goods. Newton, a painter, earns about $4 daily. married August 1, 2004, with daughters aged 11 and 8. A cross petition in a separate case concerns Colm Hicks and the Shuman estate with $141 judgment and undivided land interest. Inventory of John B. Porter’s estate lists $1,014.06 in property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice A. Newton
Common Pleas Court
Frank Newton
Blair
Newton
A.J. Workman
Alexander Shuman
Colm Hicks
Joseph
Robert
Carrie Shuman
Grace Alkin
Dora Harris
Joseph Shuman
John B. Porter
Clinton M. Rice
Cambridge Epithety War Work and Local Board Friction
Neighborhood notes report a wartime pause at Cambridge epithen ware plant as 200 workers gather. German-born John Cass swears allegiance to the United States by kneeling to kiss the flag after saluting it. Mt Gilead high school has two janitors, amid board dispute over control. Local figures Rollins Curtis and John McClure travel to Akron for the Grand Army event while Roger Riley plans to attend Keny u commencement from St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ware
John Cass
Germany
United States
Cass
Local social notes of Millersburg and Mt Vernon crowd
Friendship residents and other area families shared visits last week with guests from Millersburg Columbus Mt Vernon Akron and surrounding towns. Highlights include Mr Grey Mise Purdy Mrs Behout and the Lewises hosting gatherings at Purdy and Bricker homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grey
Millersburg
Mise Purdy
Martinaburg
William Behout
Homer
Marvin Purdy
B. W. Lewis
Eleanor
Liberty Chapel
Charles Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Jerome Bricker
Carl Awalt
Akron
Alice Bucher
Mra
W. H. Brown
Columbus Ewalt
S. F Carey
Stanley Juster
Columbus
Evaline Carey
James Carey
Isabelle Carey
Bangs
F. W. Carey
Milford Reels Evening Events and Visits Report
Western Knox County services continue each evening at First Milford on Sunday June 7 with an all day meeting and picnic dinner. Reed Clutter visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs William Frazier. Mary Jane Myers of Centerbury visits spending days with Mr and Mrs Charles Fadley and daughter Leah. Leah joins Mt Vernon visit. Miss J Grace Mitchell of Cleveland to spend summer with Terrence Mitchell. Needlecraft club gathered at Mrs A R Gantt home with dainty refreshments. Elizabeth Devin back from Hennett school Millbrook NY for summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Milford
Reed Clutter
William Frazier
Mary Jane Myers
Centerbury
Charles Fadley
Howard Frazier
Leah
Mt. Vernon
J. Grace Mitchell
Cleveland
Terrence Mitchell
Needlecraft Club
A. R. Gantt
Newark Moose Confer Degree Effort Falls Short
Fifty Newark Moose members attended the initiation at the K of P armory while the crack drill team performed briefly before the Licking county contingent arrived late and the exhibition was abandoned. A Moose dinner followed at West High Street as plans for a special train to Pittsburgh for the July 22 29 convention were discussed but not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Pittsburgh
Fall from Porch Causes Severe Bruising and Back Injury
Mrs. Hannah Be. Austin fell from a rear porch at 102 North West Street Wednesday evening, suffering serious bruises and a wrenched back and shoulders. A physician treated her injuries and warned the back condition may be the most serious. The report also notes visiting pastors L W Muthane and C B Teipe traveling to Cambridge and relatives from Dayton visiting Martinsburg residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah BE. Austin
North West Street
L. W. Muthane
C. B. Teipe
Danville
Cambridge
H. C. Dodd and Son
Frederick
Dayton
J. F. Shront
Martinsburg
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Che Banner
Mount Vernon
Ohio
WHE Banner Publishing CO
Frank Harper
Donald H. Harper
F. Allerding
Bert
Post Omce
Mt. Vernon County
Monument Square
Gentry Bros.’ Circus
Harold Ackerman
W. A. Ackererman
East Wich Street
Dee
Bowen
Ft. Woitaly
North Guy Street
Knox County
Arthur Wood Drake
Cameron McKindra Durbin
Byron Sylvester Durbin
Justin Leo Durbin
Berard Marcellus Edwards
Odis Frasher
Robert G. Gilbert
Edward William Hanger
Jease Morris Harding
Furt Harding
Jerry Harding
Burl Harlet
Alfred Joseph Hamer
Everett J. Hibbetts
Henry Clarence Hunter
Fred Jotneon
Edward Melick
Lester Leroy Miller
William Floyd Miller
Wesley Clinton Miller
Buckeye City Amholt
Walter Ray Bagher
Donald Alden Crane
Charles Franklin Holear
Robert Ray Faucett
John M. Hanger
Adam Pearl Hammond
Robert Eugene Hammond
Clarence Edward Hammond
Sanford Henry Hoagland
Russel Cart Lower
Charles Henry Lybarger
Alxer Baker McGregor
Charles Pettit Milam
Albert Ray Owen
Benjamin Poullis Phillipa
Alfred Marl Remington
Roscoe Conkling Sapp
Thomas Edward Scholes
John James Lent
Charles Renton
Danville Arnold
Lima Thomas Baker
Ronson Clegget Harden
Claton M. Bradfield
Frank Lester Wweckler
Charles Cleophan Colony
Joseph Leo Carver
Pred Willan Durbit
Lewis Grover Hendershot
Jesse James Larson
James Kertin
Loney
Paul Quincy Loney
Darwin Donald Mowery
Eldon Jay Payne
Walter B. Rolopon
Clyde Solomon Sellers
Carl Horn Shaw
Harry Harrison Shaw
Walter Ruswell Sheppard
Jack Vinson Snow
Walter H. Watton
Bart Wolfe
Wayne
Harry Randle Gibbons
Jesse G. Harding
Wesley Hawk
John Wesley Heimberger
Clarence Hicks
Charles H. Hoovier
Darwin Winfield Jenkins
Hoy H. Lafever
Walter Lomney
Walter T. Lybarger
B. T. McClelland
Raymond Morrison McFarland
James Mathnas
Joseph EB. Matney
Edgar Cleveland Murphy
Earl Clendon Overly
Ray Sanford Phillips
Roy Robinson Phillips
Lew Ray Preston
Harvey Dan Proper
Loral Ray Quay
Will Sanford Reed
Guy Loss Ridenour
Donald Ridenour
Jay W. Ridenour
Harry Ronk
A. A. Scarbrough
Oren E. Sellers
Ralph J. Sellers
Tt. C. Lockmin
Paul Edmond Springer
Stanley Smith Strong
Harry A. Strole
Joseph Taylor
Glenn Samuel van Houten
Custer Vall
Burton
Elmer Harrison Mutt
Predi, Kang
Clement Morele Kinney
J. i Kirkpatelek
Erwin W. Kunkle
John Lemaster
Eart
Coleus Mann
Lindon K. Magnjak
Frank Norrich
Georgy Wealey Norris
John Leroy Perry
Roy R. Price
Pennell
Harry Reed
Ben H. Rinehart
Charles Campbell Robison
Harvey Onton Robison
Russell Rowmants Sargent
Age Gray
Painter
Merc
W. Sprankle
Ohio Institution
L. B. Evans
Sprankle
B. F. Humbert
A. W. Blair
Neighborhood News
Mt. Gilead High School
Board of Education
Morrow County
Elizabeth Devin
Hennett School
Millbrook, N. Y
Boston
Ben W. Perkins
Mgr
S. Main St
Gambier St
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