LODGES PAY TRIBUTE TO NEAD BROTHERS AT QUINDARO MEMORIAL
Judge L B Houck delivers memorial address for Quindaro No 216 and Indies of the Rebel Neered, praising duty and service, noting five deaths in two Odd Fellows orders, and the group’s graves decoration at Mound View Cemetery. A solo titled Crossing the Bar followed, with remarks urging virtue and family respect. Hardware store sale ad closes item.
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Hy Houck
OO. W
Quindare
Judge Hoark Wethe
America
Charles G. Weaver
George Spearball
Batt Higve
Odd Fellowship
Judge Henck
Jidee Henck
Europe
Judge Houck
Houck
Jone
Gall Cnckney
J. T. Rinehart
Edward C. Mahaffey
Thomas Woodhall
Quindara
John Kennedy
Samuel Cromley
Mt Vernon Lodge
Quindara Lodge
Marshal P. Bennett
Mound View Cemetery
Red Cross Parade in Columbus Impresses Patriots
A Red Cross parade in Columbus drew praise for its patriotism and resolve. Observers noted marchers and watchers forming a new commitment to thrift and support for Liberty Bonds and thrift stamps. The Burkeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building, 22 Went Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, advertised Agnote 14,800,000 with five percent on time deposits and offered contact for hooklern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bonde
Burkeye State Huildig and Loan Company
Rankin Building
Gay Street
Colinhua
Ohio
Hooklern
Court News: Divorce, Estates, and Licenses Reported
A long marriage ends in a divorce filing citing neglect and cruelty. The case names Mrs Victoria Jiggy and Howmer Biggs with Greer and Cromsey for the plaintiff. Probate notes appoint Sarah B Clifton administratrix estate of Jenole Lybarger with bonds and appraisers named. First and final account for Layre V Dugan as administrator filed showing receipts and expenditures. Various marriage licenses and real estate transfers listed, including Sylvester Durbin and William Gamble parcels, and multiple administrator and estate actions.
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Victoria Jiggy
Howmer
Biggs
Gona
Greer & Cromsey
Sarah B. Clifton
Jenole Lybarger
Weir
J. C. Levering
A. I. Patterson
L. W. Armenrout
Bert White
Layre V. Dugan
Matilda Davidson
Registration of German Female Enemy Aliens in Knox County
The notice requires all German females aged 14 or older who are not naturalized citizens to register as enemy aliens. Registration runs from 6 am Monday June 17 to 6 pm Wednesday June 26, excluding Sundays, at the Mt. Vernon city mayor’s office, Knox County, open daily 6 am to 6 pm.
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United States
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Memorial Service Attendees For WW II Unit Noted
Local members of the Second Battalion First Regiment attended memorial services at Zaneville on Sunday. Named present were George Coup Calvin Hunt Peter Baker and Clifton G Hunt. Also listed are Edith Summer Ruth Nixon and Julia Branyon who traveled to Kent on Monday to attend summer normal training school.
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Flist Regiment
KK. Nf Py
Zaneaville
George Coup
Calvin Hunt
Peter Baker
Clifton G. Hunt
Bummer
Edith Summer
Ruch Nixon
Julia Branyon
Kent
Summer Normal Training School
Exploits of Fleet of British Submarines in the Baltic Sea
Petrograd based London dispatch details British submarines Alpha 2 and Beta 28 80 33 and 6 operating in the Baltic. They attacked a German armada near Helsingfors, sank or disabled multiple targets, and then scuttled to avoid capture. Commander Downie led operations with Bealey and Beta 80. All seven submarines and support craft remain bottom, destroyed to prevent enemy seizure.
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Petrograd
London
Germany
Buttle
Baltic
Russia
Reval
Hal
Finland
Helsingfors
Huns
White Guards
Red Guards
RusHan
Downie
Hungu
Messel
Dogo
Heacue
Cheee
Ume
Caplin Sealey
Bern Ab
Coumander Downie
Hyiloners
Chill of Moe Blof Faces Draft Obstruction Accusation
In Ark, a man named Chill of Moe Blof stands jailed awaiting federal grand jury action. He is charged with obstructing the draft, registering as an enemy, and publicly claiming Germany would win the war and that Americans would be under German rule within ten years.
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Moe Blof
Ark
United States
Germany
Federal Gerund Jury
United Sgites
Nnguber Germany Chl
Potato Bread Forbidden in Swiss Beer Production
In Whiteevigyd the Swhoslliacy department rescinds bakers orders for potato dour used in beer, citing a very scarce potato supply. Bakers are now forbidden to mix raw or boiled potatoes into bread tours as a substitute, reflecting a government-driven shift in staple and brewing policy.
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Swhoslliacy Department
Guy
Knitting Honors Claimed by Amelia Delporte of BL Soula
A fragment suggests Amelia Delporte of BL Soula is praised as a premier knitter, claimed to have knitted dozens of sweaters and other garments. The text is garbled but presents her as a leading figure in knitting nationwide.
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Stee
Amelia Delporte
Soula
War savings canvass progress in Howard township
In Howard township, many areas have nearly completed War Savings canvassing while overall county totals await full tabulation. The committee expects no closure before June 22, requests prompt June pledges, and seeks volunteers to help at the Chamber of Commerce. A sample tally shows pledges around $18,000 current value with many cards outstanding.
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Inquirer
Cay
Enes
Howard
Squire W
C. McArtor
Ira Humbert
Cortle
Ax Howard
iHoward
Cowlin
Charles Beach
Allan Sluswer
Thomas H. Bhipley
Hattie Baker
John Conkle Ka
Fowler
Samuel Maker
Chas Conkle
War Savings Stamps Limit Disappoints Persian Holder
Fragmented OCR recounts individuals including Mary Newton and Hy WwW Nichioieh, with notes on a subscription official report and a government limit of 290 stamps allowed. Mentions Vernon, Miller, Cas, and Sullettar John AL Cas amid wartime savings efforts.
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Mary
Newton
Horn
Aline Crueltied
Clyde Swigert
Humbert
Daniel Millerfiery
Hedy
William Whitnote
Cora Middreugh
Nichioieh
Harry Beanie
Liefret
Vernon
Hew
Miller
Sullettar John AL Cas
Battery 10 Moves Soon Amid Camp Sheridan Rumors
From Knox county and the Uncired Sites army, reports indicate Battery 10 is ready to move at any moment. Relatives of the "hoya" visiting Camp Sheridan Alabama say the unit has abandoned its tent and is sleeping in railway cars awaiting orders.
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Fe Lottery
Knox County
Uncired Sites Army
Sherkion
Secord
Hoya
Camp Sheridan
Ala
Martinsturg selects school district 2 superintendent
Commins of Martinsturg was elected superintendent of school district No. 2 for the coming year at a meeting of the board of education at Hairstler township house in Hareeon township Saturday after noon. The position carries a salary of 1700 dollars. District No. 2 includes Hur tivon Howard, Uilon, Thitler, Jackson, Morgan and Pleasant townships, and the special districts Hrinkhaven, Millwood, How ned and Pladensburg.
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ALC. Commins
Martinsturg
Board of Education
Haaiatrler
Hareeon
Imatrter
Hurtivon Howard
Uilon
Thitler
Jackson, Morgan and
Pleasint
Hrinkhaven
Millwood
Howned
Pladensburg
Akron airship sails over town in Sunday flight
A dirigible balloon from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company plant at Akron, under Ralph Olsen and Herman Kraft, passed over the city around 4 o clock Sunday afternoon. The airship, about 50 feet in length, drew many spectators who watched its high arching trail as it drifted westward on a return trip from Dayton.
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Goodyear Tire & Rubber Ca
Akron
Ralph Olsen
Herman Kraft
Iby City
Deyton Fyr
Mikely
Bisely
Hamlet at Kenyon College Staged by Student Cast
A battered report from Kenyon College describes a weekend Hamlet performance by a student group. The chaotic wording hints at cast members noted for strong acting while a few were disciplined by the college.
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Kenyon College
Recital Planned by Miss Neva Simmons for Red Cross
Miss Neva Simmons will present a dramatic readings recital at Fredericktown high school auditorium Thursday evening to aid the Red Cross home service. The Snow Orchestra of Danville will provide the music. Simmons is a graduate of the Leland Powers School of Expression in Boston.
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Neva Simmons
Ted Croxa
Miss Simmons
Leland Powers School of Expression
Heston
Snow Orchestra
Danville
Jones Heads Knox County Dry Federation Executive Committee
Rudolph L. Jones elected chairman of the Knox County Dry Federation executive committee at a Saturday meeting in the M. B. church parlors. Rev J A Long named vice chairman, Walter Karleywine secretary, and A A Dowd treasurer in the new leadership slate.
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Knox County Dry Federation
M. B. Church
Rudolph L. Jones
J. A. Long
Walter Karleywine
A. A. Dowd
Martin Hardin Dies at Home in Gambier
Martin Van Buren Hardin, 7B years old, died at his Gambier home Sunday night after a three month illness of paralysis. He leaves a wife and children Charles, Ida Steame, Flossie Bennit, Fannie Wolfe, Anna Parker, Peed Hardin, Belle Colier, and Roy Hinedin. Funeral held at 280 Wolook Tuesday.
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Martin van Buren Tardy
Gambier
Charles
Ida Steame
Flossie Bennit
Mra
Fannie Wolfe
Anna Parker
Peed Hardin
Belle Colier
Roy Hinedin
Two Mt Vernon Boys to Graduate From Cincinnati College
Harold Abpondt and Walter J. Wood of Mt Vernon are listed among the graduates at the Cincinnati College of Music. Abendt begins study Wednesday and will receive a diploma at the concert. Wood is slated to graduate as well.
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MT. Vernon
Cincinnati College
Chacinnati College of Music
ME. Vernon
Harold Abpondt
Walter J. Wood
Abendt
Wood
Plantar
Teachers Attend Kent Summer School Course
Five teachers including Emma Cole Nellie Snow Louise Caneill Sarah Wynkoop and Alice Pickard left Monday to attend a six weeks summer training school in Kent, as reported by the local education office.
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Kent
Emma Cole
Nellie Snow
Louise Caneill
Sarah Wynkoop
Alice Pickard
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