Dairyman Bert Smith Dies After Y M C A Lecture
Bert Smith a prominent Delaware area dairyman and Jersey stock specialist collapsed during a State Agricultural Society lecture at the local Y M C A on Friday evening. He died at Mt Vernon hospital at 9 10 p m after being moved there from Dr Larimore’s office. Smith, advancing in age, had long suffered asthma with heart trouble suspected as the cause. His remains were conveyed to the McCormick undertakers for burial near Delaware.
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Bert Smith
Delaware
Ohio
Mt Vernon Hospital
Smith
State Agricultural Society
Vernon
Jersey
McCormick Undertaking
Kokosing Encampment Elects Officers and Confers Degrees
At the Kokosing Encampment No. 38 meeting officers were elected for the ensuing year. John B. Lloyd became Chief Patriarch, C. G. Weaver Senior Warden, and D. L. Garber Junior Warden. Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees were conferred, followed by a social hour and smoker with refreshments.
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Kokosing
Easuing Yeu
John B. Lloyd
C. G. Weaver
D. L. Garber
Red Sox Triumph In Friday Baseball Tilt
Red Sox defeated Mr Gilead at that place on Friday afternoon by six to eight. Pitchers Bonds and Tanner delivered strong performances for the winning team.
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Taylor
Red Sox
Mr. Gilead
Bonds
Tanner
Timon Lodge Honors Past Chancellors Event
Timon Lodge plans a Thursday night program to honor past chancellors. Clyde White will present, T Cromley will respond for the lodge. About 45 past chancellors exist, roughly 40 live in Mt Vernon area with continued lodge membership. Music by the K of P quartet, followed by a smoker and refreshments.
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Timon
P. Toda
Clyde White
T. Cromley
Mt. Vernon
Vivinity
Timon Lode
K. of P
Ree
Plastering Collapse Angers Jail Crowd and Court
A plaster collapse at the county jail on Friday night around 9 o'clock sent debris across the southwest lower floor. Sheriff Woolfson rushed to the scene amid fear of a fall, finding water pipe breakage and a cracked wash basin. Prisoner Harl Jones on the first floor was agitated as he had warned of the cell block’s dilapidation. The incident coincides with a Welsh will contest testimony session in common pleas court, where each side will have 2 1/2 hours for arguments starting Monday at 9. The docket also lists Ohio cases and a default judgment in Lewia Crowell v. Growell, with bond set at $300.
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Woolfson
Harl Jones
Common Pleas
Ohio
Huffman
Williams
Magill
Boxwell Patterson commencement program at Grove church
Harrison township schools plan a commencement service at Grove church on Thursday evening June 18 at 8 o'clock. The program includes invocation by Rov J M Holm municipal oration By Their Fruits Ye Stind Them by Olive Faye Whitmore musical extracts from Knox County history by Cary Jay Biggs Ronald Martin Green Russell Jay Palmer and Harry Abraham Barber class address by A D Metaxer and music and benediction by the Martinsburg orchestra.
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Boxwell-Patterson
Harrison Township
Grove Church
Rov
J. M. Holm
Munic
Olive Faye Whitmore
Knox County
Cary Jay Biggs
Ronald Martin Green
Russell Jay Palmer
Harry Abraham Barber
Jones Brothers Faces Moves To Franklin County Trial
Prosecutor Cromley intends to turn Ernest and Earl Jones over to Franklin County for trial in Columbus in the Taylor Station robbery if new evidence strengthens the case. Officials report limited Knox county evidence but a confession by a Taylor Station robber named Strom could aid Franklin County charges of assault robbery and auto violations. If not convicted in Franklin, they may be tried in Knox for the Canterbury robbery.
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Ernest
Earl Jones
Knox County
Turner
Franklin County
Columbus
Taylor Station
Woolfson
Cromley
Canterbury
McGuire
Mra. McGuire
Jones Brothers
Centerbury
Sasault
Strom
Cromsey
Hbe
Harry 8. Ballard
Vernon
Ballard
Wranklin County
Supreme Court
Raulstant
Columbus High
Mt. Vernon
Visitors Arrive for Kenyon College 86th Commencement
Visitors arrive from across the United States for Kenyon College's 86th commencement in Gambier Ohio. Events include Friday trustees meeting at the Alam ni Library, Saturday morning sessions, a Senior play at Rosse Hall, and a Sunday program featuring Holy Communion ordination and a College baccalaureate. Commencement exercises Monday at Rosse Hall will name East Liverpool's William Webster Sant as close orator and Cincinnati's James G Stewart as alumni orator with degrees conferred on graduates.
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Gambier
Jdne Shoa
Simmer
Yieitora
Gibler
United States
Kenyon College
Alamni Abrary
Pil Beta Kappa
Bidney George Fisher, Ltd
Philadelphia
Petree
Cromwall Cottage
Rosse Hall
Edward James Owen
Rex
Sharon
Ohio
Glee Club
William Webster Sant
East Liverpool
James G. Stewart
Cincinnati
Kenyon and
Bexley
Flower Mission Day at Infirmary Celebrates Temperance
An ideal day marked the annual Mower Mission at the infirmary with 44 inmates receiving treats and flowers. Visitors on the lawn shared a plante dinner as Miss Flora Farquhar led a 2 pm program featuring prayers, songs, recitations, and temperance speeches. Laura Hope Crews, linked to John Crew, is set to appear in a Belasco-managed play next season.
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McManus
Flora Farquhar
H. H. Miller
America
Mra. H. Ji. Miller
Margaret Nixon
Lisa
Hallie Beamer
Miss Farquhar
William Stewart
the Miller
Clifford Yarman
Wimmin's Club
Weir
Boug
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Hunter
Danville
Tilton
Loney
H. H. Biller
Laura Hope Crews
John Crew
David Belasco
Deaths of Mrs. Percy Post Taylor and Family Tidbits
The notice records the death of Mrs. Percy Post Taylor and mentions Mr. Samuel Taylor Jr and other relatives. It notes a ceremony or memorial and references a longstanding family association with a local church. The text is fragmented but identifies several family names and a recent passing.
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Percy Post Taylor
Samuel Taal
Bhiatite
Jahe W Dryden
Lavrie
Petry Poel Tayier
Uhat
Ike Pridey
Bids For Street Paving And Sanitary Sewers
Bids were opened Saturday by the board of control for Gambier street paving and Norton Street sanitary sewer work. Lowest bids include A. A. Greham 19 902.25, Joe Perry 81 219.06, O. L. Wright 6 999.25, W. Hearn 6 126.66. Contracts to be let next week.
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Board of Control
Gambier
Knight
W. FH. Risteton
Forctga A. Geuham
Loweaty
Cheatnut Sires Sanitary
T. Wright
HL Hearn
Joe Perry
A. A. Greham
Norton Street
Aaullary Sewer
O. L. Wright
W. Fi. Hearn
Lowrat
A. A. Graeharm
Democratic Candidates Announce Candidacies for Local Office
A collection of notices from William A Ashbrook William Green Curtis McBride and others announcing Democratic bids for Congress in the Seventeenth District and for county offices in various townships. Voters urged to support at the August 11 primary with emphasis on prior records and public service.
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Congress
Wilson
William A. Ashbrook
Knox County
Curtis BE. McBride
Ohio Senate
Ohio
Baltimore
Seventeenth Congressional
WM. Green
Cosbocton
Riley Levering
Middlebury Township
Tom Ao
Clark G. Brown
Vernon
Thomas R. Simmons
Pike Township
Edstor Banner
John C, Earleywine
Jackson Township
Sewing Box As Ornament In Home Craft Revival
An article surveys sewing boxes and baskets as decorative yet functional gifts for girls and women, noting light ivory tapestry covers, old gold braids, and miniature mesters for organizing needles threads and silks. It details egg- crate like drawers and umbrella work baskets with cots, chintz trims, and cheese box bases for sturdy storage.
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Héatr
Laraitte
Gift
New York Times
Sciasora
Local Notes on Visits to Area Residents
Mr J W Ahern visited Akron Saturday and Sunday with relatives. Miss Minnie Proper of Akron is visiting relatives in Mt Vernon. Mr John Westrick of Ottawa Ohio was a business visitor Friday. Mr Thomas Kerin went to Columbus Saturday to spend the day. Mr and Mrs L B Bishop and daughter Marjorie May of Biloxi Mississippi are guests of Mr and Mrs Clayton Bishop of West High Street. Mrs J K Hivier and grandchildren of Huntington West Virginia are visiting with Mr and Mrs Hiller and family near the city. Mr James DeWolfe of Kenyon College, leader of St Pauls Episcopale choir, left for Kansas City Mo to spend summer with relatives.
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J. W. Ahern
Akron
Minnie Proper
J. K. Hivier
Huntington
West Virginia
Harry Hillier
James DeWolfe
Kenyon College
St. Paul's Episcopale Choir
Kansas City
Ohio State Commencement Week Activities
Columbus Ohio June events mark commencement week at Ohio State University. The baccalaureate sermon opens the program by President William Thompson. Class exercises, alumni reunions, and a keynote by George H. Vincent of the University of Minnesota are planned through midweek.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
William ©. Thompson
George H. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Pineapple Cake and Peach Bread Pudding Recipes
The clipping outlines dessert and side dish recipes including a Pineapple Cake with a butter rum glaze and four quarter cup vineger based sauce, plus a Peach Bread Pudding layered with peaches and powdered sugar. Also included are Boiled Cauliflower with a creamy sauce and City Star style notes on baking times.
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Kanens City Star
Fragmentary medical tonic ad promises cures for fever
An OCR fragment promotes a patent remedy priced at one hundred dollars claiming to cure various ailments and restore health by a universal healing power. It touts testimonials and cites faith in the medicine as a cure all, mentioning Toledo and Pine as possible locales without clear context.
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Hell
Poe Aralars
Toledo
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