Mt Vernon Armory site may secure bond plan debated
A citizens committee backs a plan to finance the Mt Vernon armory via city bonds. The scheme involves the sinking fund and perpetual care fund, with a public meeting planned to inform taxpayers and gain council support amid legal questions raised by state officials.
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Mt Vernon Armory
Armory
Wil
Turner
Statie
State Industrial Commission
Barger
State Armory Board
Committee of Citizens
Perpetual Care Fund
Rosenthall
Cltizens
Citizens’ Committee
Union Sunday School Picnic Plans At Hinwathy Park
Union Sunday schools of the city meet at Hinwathy Park for a July picnic on Monday July 5 with committees chosen including transportation recreation and athletic groups. Officers listed include Chairman Jt Goodell Secretary Charly White Treasurer 1 OS Champion and Rev C EB Ford noted for athletics. A birth is reported for Herman Lebrun's daughter at Mt Vernon hospital on Colugrus road.
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Ollears
Tewan
Lake Hinwathy Park
Goodell
Charly White
Durton
Sockman
HS Compbell
Day Chuittor
We AW
Chavk
C Youwer
Alo
Barnird
J. Waid
Devin Med
Fish
Michell
Marcle
Marry Antobetl
Aste Haugh
St Craveh
Entio
Tor
JW. Maen
Grant
AP. Taylor
Athletica
Rev
C. EB. Ford
Wrod Aagaman
van Voor
A Doughter
Mt Vernon Hocuitnt
Herman Lebrun
Colugrus Road
Benefit commencement concert raises funds for high school
Tuesday evening program in the high school auditorium drew an appreciative audience. Under Prof Chubb’s direction the high school orchestra and choral items, soloists, and a violin piece impressed attendees. The event aimed to reduce the school debt and was praised as a fitting end to commencement week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chubb
Walter Wool
Orebin Ta
Thirty Six for Twenty Five Cents Pills Sale Pitch
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills in 16 pill corked glass bottles priced at 25 cents. It promises easy, pleasant dosing with a single pill before bed and relief by morning, claiming 96 pills for 25 cents at druggists.
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Dr. King
New Life
Royal wedding ties spread of clothes line mischief
A humorous scene unfolds as a wedding party on a Homestead club outing travels the town from street to street leaving a patchwork of clothes and items hanging on a line. A banner bearing an inscription references newlyweds Mr J M Howard and Mrs J J. nearby residents and visitors are noted in transit and family visits across Bricktown, Delaware, Cleveland, and Columbus.
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Hobby
Delly
Homestead Club
Robert J. Stauffer
Jleir
Chicago
Junior Reception Ends Kenyon College Commencement Week
A Roase Hall junior reception for the graduating class closed Kenyon College commencement week. The event featured a red and white color scheme, a balcony buffet luncheon, and wives of faculty presiding. Attendees from the city included Mr and Mrs John Morton, Miss Irene Cooper, Miss Beulah Deeks, and several Morton and Fletcher family members.
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Gambler
Kenyon College
Roase Hall
John Morton
Irene Cooper
Beulah Deeks
Messrs
Artin Morton
Percy Up Vn Hulpt Morton
Donald Hy Hare Fletcher Devin
G. Cooperan
Peterman
Officers Elected At Monthly Meeting Of Local Club
The M Vo Suniay group met at Hertha Shiite’s home Monday evening with eleven members and one visitor. Officers elected include President Mary Mochwart, Vice President Alice Elliott, Secretary Vivian Yan, Assistant Secretary Helen Allen, Treasurer Hertha Schulte, Assistant Treasurer Eva Banford, and Amusements Committee members Chatt Win and Emma Eaton. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oburholtzer
Elaine
M Vo Suniay Echod
Hertha
Reemployment of Mount Vernon School Principal Reported
Montt of Mt. Vernon remains principal at the Mingo Hue THOR Highour for two years then reemployed for two years with the Inereitee In aaliry Air. Willian Wonderly of Qulum ite de the Ruew OF Trletdy In Mt, Veer nom.
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Vref, Hls
Montt
Mt. Vernon
Aaliry
Willian
Trletdy
Local residents visit and funeral notices in Danville area
Names of Greer McClure and family attend funeral of Hannah Bross James. Warsaw visitors include Robert Clark with Amos Clark and family. Mowery of Brink Hay on joins Miss Maude Hawkins for a Sunday. Walton and Lucile from Ashland visit W Banbray family. Peter Alpp Ralph and J Greer visit George Hipp. Miss Rather Fu ier of Loudonville visits her parents C G Ulmer. David Long of Mozena visits relatives. Ed Homan from Loudonville visits. Ralph Hipp and Fordie Greer in Londonville. Mary Ada Bantury and Howard travel to Akron. Limaal family guests and others visit Clarence Steinhaus. Mary Walton of Ashland visits Banbury family.
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A. H. McClure
Stevie
J. ©. Greer
Danville
Hannah Bross James
Robert Clark
Warsaw
Amos Clark
Misa Garnet Mowery
Brink Hayon
Maude Hawkins
Vinton Walton
Lucile Walton
Ashland
George Hipp
Rather Fu Ier
Loudonvile
C. G.ulmer
David Long
MoZena
Ed Homan
Loudonville
Philip Ler Pine
Ralph Hipp
Fordie Greer
Londonville
Greer
Winnie
Akron
Mary Greer
Peter Hipp
MeZena
CG. V. Bantury
Ada
Howard
Kelle Smith
William Limmel
Chas, Juergeons
Loma Juergeons
Pauline Poland
Clarence Steinhaugh
Mary Walton
A&hland
CG. V. Banbury
Doctor's Prescription for Gough An Effective Cough Treatment
An old time remedy claims one fourth to one teaspoonful of Dr. King's New Discovery will soothe coughs colds and bronchial lung ailments. Consumers are urged to visit their druggist today for immediate treatment and relief.
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Dr. King
Horses Sold for European War Use in Montana
Dillon, June 16. Horses from Montana drew strong bids from European agents at a sale opening today. Prices reached 175 to 200 per head for the choicest animals as thousands are offered this and tomorrow. French buyers, led by Count Rene de Montion, head a Montana and nearby state committee gathering horses for front line needs. The sales benefit Montana by about 2 million dollars as horses are pressed for war use and as dining meat for troops, with wounded steeds killed and later used in camp kitchens.
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Sears
Othert K. Shee
Confederacy
Northert
Grant
Appomattox
Jelnson
Lee
Norfalk
Ineva
Presilent Johnson
Grent
Vouttern Keveral
Arts
Lop
Cyruts
Good Tai
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Horse Dale
Montana
France
Rene de Montion
Tite
Memorial Service At Clinton Grange Hall
The memorial service at Clinton Grange hall Sunday afternoon was largely attended. Rev. H. H Miller delivered a helpful address that inspired attendees to higher ideals and to support Grange principles. An efficient choir performed suitable music.
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Clinton Grange Hall
H. H Miller
Ife
Flag Day Observed by Elks in Vernon Lodge Event
MU Vernon Lodge No. 140 Elks observed Flag Day Monday evening at the Elks Home. The room was decorated with American flags and flowers while the Elks orchestra played. Battery T1 Field Artillery members attended along with representatives from city patriotic societies and numerous citizens. The program featured patriotic selections and addresses by Hon. William M. Koons, Mr. William H. Clarke, and Mr. Stephen J. Dorgan.
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MU Vernon Lodge No
Elks
The
Elks’ Orchestra
William M. Koons
Williamh. Clarke
Stephen J. Dorgan
Blaze at Jones Bakery Threatens West High Street
A fire at Jones Bakery on West High street around midnight caused two roof holes and internal scorching. Firemen faced tough access between weather-boarding and inner wall. T J McCann alerted the department, half an hour to extinguish. Insurance covers all.
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Jones
West High Street
T. J. McCann
Sloan's Liniment for Neuralgia Pain Relief
An old advertising snippet promotes Sloan's Liniment to stop neuralgia pains in face head arm and shoulders with a few drops. It claims relief within minutes and an improved outlook. A bottle costs 250 and is sold at druggists.
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Sloan
Patrons urged to view central public school exhibit
Exhibit of manual training and art departments opens on the first floor of the Central building. Patrons are urged to inspect the students' work Wednesday, with comments expected to encourage pupils and teachers. Miss Liv Moffitt travels to Ath ens for Ohio university commencement. Mr Moffitt to Springfield before returning home. Mrs Allioon B Smyth and daughters Mabel and Clover, and Mrs Anthony Stith Jr formerly Blanche Parrott with daughter Edna, arrived from Clarksburg W Va to visit their sister Mrs Homer J Burns at 15 East Burgess Street.
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J. M. Howard
Fred
Bricktown
Delaware
Thesday
Mary M. Fox
Liberty
Iaalel Meres
Cleveland
Mowars
Joli Meburnen
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lvles
Mra
A. J. Collings
East High Atteot Io
Colin
Cary
Lowlk
Jutia Tartlety
Hang
Loudonville
Haw
Herrieband
Lurie Joie
Wo M. Lytle
Warren
Ohio State Sanatorium
Joshia Melannan Af
Michael Nixon
Catherine
Massillon
Ively
Wad
Charles AW
Liv Moffitt
Athens
Ohio University
Moffitt
Springfield
Allioon B. Smyth
Lulu Parrott
Mabel and
Clover
Anthony Stith, Jr
Blanche Parrott
Edna
Clarksburg
Kueets
Homer J. Burns
East
Burgess Street
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Hiawatha Park
ROYAL
Society Notes
PHOF
Nthee Greer Bee
Gough
Blaze
Mt Bakery
Auctioneers’ Directory
Neil W. Smith
Mt. Vernon, R. D
Granville Road
Brandon
Brandon Exchange
North Liberty Road
Citizens
S. E. Turney Mk. Vernon
R. D
Bell
Centerbury
Walhending
Ohio
New Castle Exchange
Clyde A. Cornell
New Castle
T. H. Beboat
Gambier, R. D
Russell A. Sellers
A. C
Xead
Martinsburg Road
Citizen's
C.H. Miller
Buckeye City
Fels & Co
Philadelphia
Stamm
Clothes
Axminster
Saxony
Vera Art Square
Granite Art Square
Arnold Store
I. Pa
Harry J. Zu
R.D
Citizens’’Phone Gambler Exchange
V. Purdy
Mt. Ver
Allen Bebout
J.P. Walker
Gambier
D. W
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