Village Notes Highlight Local Visits and Ads
Orville Stinchcombe of Akron visits the city while Frank G Kirby travels to Cleveland on business. Door to door groceries and medicines offered free delivery. Jackson's hatchery advertises eight thousand baby chicks at a per hundred price. Many residents visit Columbus, Brink Haven, and Mount Vernon for weekends and business. Coal supply alert urges ordering hard or soft coal before winter shortages. Local merchants advertise screen doors, Woolson's products, and miscellaneous services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cole
Orville Stinchcombe
Akron
Or. Glennon
Main
Gambier
Frank G. Kirby
Cleveland
Henry Hillary
Rocky Fork
James Miles
Lack
Stokes
Columbus
Arthur Mitchell
Jackson's Hatchery
Helen McKinley
Columbie
Harry Stoughton
Fox & Braintroft
Donnia Clutter
Lindenta
Cliva Myer
Woolson
Donal McMillon
Harry d. Chirk
Woolson’s Seed Department
John Jacobs
Danville
Charles Hoagland
Maurin
Thin Wook
Salomon Hoagland
Brink Haven
Clarence Fondricks
Silver Lake
Men.i. Vondrick
Mias
Theron Mcdermott
Vernon
Dinpaten
Mirror Readvering
Oliver
Booth
Mulberry Street
Fred Wherhardt
Joby
Turntor Moode
New York City
George Vote
East Gambier Bhrnet
Mra
Worlk
Margaret Hawking
Everett Hawktin
Lavek
Ligubert Jonen
Western College
Oxford
Re HL
Jonen
West
Ladiow
Vievi
Mit
Maurie Mitchell
Dowdon University
Granville
Oho
Shere
Maree Mayor
Jamies Oliver Curwood
Mary
Winw Toy
Murdorie Uw
Lawin
Jane Noval
Alvoa Weekly
Frank D'Arcy
Clovelami
Thia
Nowda Dry Goods Co
Goreda McManix
G K. Coward
Delaware
Hall Toeaday
HK. Rowse
Walter Colgin
Indianapolis
Ind
Ape
Leo Vayles
Fr. B. Spunes
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
Mt Vernon
Messty
Kenneth Snow
Stanley Fletcher Sind
Burkeye Lake
Ef. Tougher
Vulea
Ohio
Zehno
Taylor
Mish Myrtle Cain
Knox County Savings Bank
Washington, D.C
Mis. Blewnor Cain
Charles Tartentoley
Stan
Frank Emptage
Mansfield
Hidward L. Parker
Meg
A. J. Rilwlinnon
Carrol Shipley
Nortian al
Ming Lane White
Howard
Columburk
Adiiven
Dickinson
Sharon
Ute Gubaty
Baldwin
Martha Teving
East Gambler Atreat
Tansell Motehihis
Mater Mayromates
Fred Carver Jinter
Zandeville
Fred Johnson
Wooster
Wilson Shakespearea
Netwon Aurela
East Gambier Street
Trlenile
Vernon Fee
Local residents take weekend motor trip reports
Messrs Ro BL Nugent and Charles Nugent enjoyed a motor trip to Columban Sunday. Numerous locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Hammond of Buckeye City and Mr. and Mrs. Parsons of Mil foraburg, transacted business and visited relatives. Several visits to Mt Vernon, Columbus, Gambier, Brink Haven, and Danville are noted, with minor health updates and a university trip for Grinville commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ro BL Nugent
Charles Nugent
Columban
Hulk Homing
Vernon
Bnal Invax
George Ferentough
Danville
Edward Pyers
Drink Haven
Veron
Hid Majors
Brink Haven
Edith Robinson
Max Shirtzinger
Columbus
Golda Matthews
Gambier
Center
Alice Ath- Serta
Enos Spurgeon
Brink Haves
CW. Highman
Fenterhare
Highman
Brink Flay
Ruby Lauderbaugh
Stanley Schautter
Hickville
Ind
K. Conard
Newark
Mutual Insurance Vo
William Shrilvinger
Melba and
Ilzabeth
Midwest and Ohio Livestock Markets Report and Grain Quotes
Chicago livestock receipts 87 000 market higher cattle steady calf and sheep receipts around 41 000 and 15 000 with varied prices. Cleveland and Pittsburgh feeds show mixed strength. hogs and pigs steady to higher. Grain markets feature Chicago Corn July 1 74 M and Sept 1 01 with soybeans noted. Toledo cash prices for clovers and timothy listed with April and December futures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smarkets
Che Hinner
Chicago Livestock Toys
Salon Lthart
Lecolpter
Cleveland Livestock Cable
Chicago
Toledo
Graveyard of Fighting Ships Lays in Chicago Bay
June 14 Chicago locals view a fleet of former warships on the Chicago River, including U 97 from Scapa Flow now stripped and used for training, the Kasex once built to curb slave traffic, the Van He built as a Lincoln yacht, and other vessels like the Hawk and Wilmette. Dozens of submarine chasers and ships face sale as the navy liquidates surplus from wartime service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Great Lakes
Annapolis
Scapa Flow
Armiance
United States
Lincoln
Grady
Discovery Harbor
Mark Hanna
Ohio
Alfonso
Navy Department
Knox County Meetings And Community Gatherings Noted
A series of local assembly notices outlines a Weaver school reunion in Liberty township at the sewerhouse ground with former teachers and pupils invited. Also listed are a Mt Vernon Telephone Co subscribers meeting at Ankenytown and a planned mutual telephone company formation with regional delegates. A Howard township fundraiser meeting is noted for June 10, and Mt Vernon lodge, No. 10, B P O E plans a regular meeting at Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver School
Liberty Township
Senwerhouse
Mt. Vernon Telephone Co
Ankenytown
Mine
Kerenbaugh
Winlonasturg
Jelloway
Danville
Gambler
Fredericktown
The
Utilities Commission
Howard Township
Legant
May Day service and union lodge notices on June 15–16
On Tieaday evening June 15 the annual May Day service will be held with a large attendance expected. Harbors' union No 0 meets June 16 at McKay & Severn's barbershop. Hiawatha lodge No 834 Loyal Order of Moose will meet June 16 with a large cluster to be initiated. Children's Day exercises at Amity MH church June 20. Women of Mooseheart Legion to entertain at Moose Home June 18. Legionaires and eligible joiners invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & O'clock
Harbors’ Union
McKay & Severn
Amity
Mooseheart Legion
Legionaires
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Bangs
Vernon Lodge
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Severns
Colum
Mt. Vernon
Lucerne
Ford Auto
Yanger
West High Street
Cook
Col
Hoctor Curtis
Wisner Hotel
Utica
Dorsey Construction Co
Tougher's Drug Store
Columbus Road Highway Construction Co
Soo
Conabec
North Main Street
Mt Vernon Home Building Co
Booner
Samuel Schooler
Manefield Road
East End
Dally
Rawlinson Motor ‘Sales Co
South Main
Neponset
the Woolson Co
Osborne
Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange Co
Cynthia
Puff and Powder Club
Kenyon College
Rosse Hall
Norwalk
Akron Beacon Journal
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