Stovle Denies Wife's Allegations in Divorce Case
Harold Stoyle blames an outside influence for marital troubles and denies excess drinking or improper associations in a common pleas divorce response. He claims he fulfilled husband duties, wife was indifferent, and he turned earnings to her with intent to save but she misused them. He asks dismissal and asserts willingness to continue married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Stoyle
Common Pleas Court
Stoyle
B. EH. Sapp
Men Entertain at the Baptist Church Sunday School Event
The Baptist Church Sunday school audience saw a yearlong contest with the men as losers. Fr. Goodell narrated the history of the U S flag as two tableaux The Spirit of 76 and The Spirit of 1917 were performed with Hugh Campbell as master of ceremonies and refreshments served by the men.
Flower Mission Day at Knox County Infirmary
Flower Mission Day was celebrated June 14 at the Knox County Infirmary in Bangs. Mission members joined inmates for a picnic, then heard a program led by County President Flora Farquhar including hymns, readings, solos, and an address. Forty seven infirmary inmates received bouquets and gifts of fruit cakes and candy.
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Knox County
W. GT. U
Banga
Mise Fiona Farquhar
Rey
Alten
Mt. Vernon
Issac Miller
Bangs, Reading
Hannah
Mame Wintermute
Liberty
Flora Farquhar
Rev. Allen
Allen
William J. Fergus Dies After Illness at 20
William J. Fergus of Cleveland, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Fergus, died Saturday at Mt Vernon hospital after a five month illness from tuberculosis. He was 20 and leaves both parents. The body was sent to Cleveland on the 2:01 Pennsylvania train for services Tuesday. He had been a patient at the Ohio State Sanatorium prior to Mt Vernon hospital admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Fergus
Richard Fergus
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Fergus
Pennsylvania Road
Ohio State Sanatorium
Brother of local woman enlists in navy
Harold Vaughn brother of Mrs. William M. Banning of West High street has enlisted in the U S navy and is in training at Norfolk navy yards. His home is in Denison Texas and he has many friends in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Vaughn
William M. Banning
West High Street
U. S. Navy
Norfolk Navy Yards
Mr. Vaughn
Denison
Tex
Thin City
Rey
Philip W. Hull
American gunners yield to German submarine in war zone
Washington dispatches report American naval gunners met their first defeat in open fight with a German submarine. The tank steamship Moreni was destroyed after a running battle in the war zone, abandoned by her crew and armed guard on June 12, four of whom were lost.
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Washington
Moreni
Jier
Avex
Twentieth Ohio Veteran Reunion Held in Akron 1917
The 43rd annual reunion of the Twentieth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry occurred in Akron on June 18 with about twenty registrants and many comrades visiting. Attendees failed to secure timely notices, the state encampment was deemed unsuitable, and Columbus was chosen as the next reunion site for the third Thursday in June. Four thousand five hundred veterans attended the Akron state encampment and a large ely heic parade delighted the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hunt
Akron
Twentieth Ohio Veteran Volunteer Infantry
Portage
Gunt
Xenia
F.C. Larimore
Alex Tarr
Mt. Vernon
C.J. Ketley
Terre Haute
Ind
A. J. Nothstine
Westerville
J. P. Penery
Prospect
Ransom Robinson
Ridgeway
Longwell
Delaware
Hiram Obl
Nites
Jonathan Ludwick
Mineral Ridge
Ferdinand Moore
Cambridge
Charles Fitck
Newton Falls
John Davidson
Ashland
I W. Rush
Marengo
Daniel Brobst
Phalanx
E. P. Edenr
Misitlon
Daniel Haines
Richard Wilson
Sidney
Young
Calvin Shaw
Anna
James ®. McCracken
Toledo
George Harmon
J. E. Waddell
Wauseon
William A. Phillips
Hicksville
Willian Ohl
Warren
H. John Rupert
Hearly
N. T. Longwell
C. J Kelley
B. P. Edgar
R. C. Hunt
Los Angeles
Cal
O. S Oldroyd
Washington
D. C
Henry Casey
Bloomingsburg
Capt
N. Rt
Persloger
Sheridan
Okla
Samuel Waterfall
White Water
Kas
C. C. Layman
Woodville
J. R. Youngblue
Fredericksdale
Columbus
Garfield to Speak at Red Cross Meeting in Court House
W. E. B. McCormick, Red Cross chapter chairman, announces Hon. James R. Garfield of Mentor Ohio will speak at the Red Cross meeting Monday evening at 7 30 o clock in the court house. Garfield ran for governor on the Progressive ticket and is a known figure locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EB. McCormick
The
Red Cross Society
James R. Garfield
Mentor
Red Cross
Court House
Garfield
Reunion brings Jelston kin to Coshocton in 50th gathering
A large Jelston family reunion at Matord on Thursday featured hundreds of relatives visiting from Coshocton, Gambier, Alliance, Buckeye City and beyond. President J A Ralston and secretary U C Workman led the event with a noon dinner, handshakes, and socializing on the lawn. Notable guest Hinton Ralston of Lincombia recalled childhood days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralston
Howard
John Kalen
Matord Pn
Jelston
Kidx
Hugh L. Green
J. E. Barnes
Nojile
Toe
Hintom Ralston
Lincombia
William
J. A. Ralston
U. C
Cecil J. Horn
Gambier
H. Workman
Ankenytown
W. W. Buxton
Elmer Miser
Tuatet HN
Coshocton County
James
Warsaw
H. &. Jones
Cooperdale
William V. Ralston
Bonds Sold by City with Single Bid
Four issues of city bonds totaling 2090 dollars were sold yesterday by City Auditor H C Gates. Knox County Savings Bank bought the entire issue at par with accrued interest and a premium. The bonds financed sewer construction along Pennsylvania avenue Mulberry Burgess and Chestnut Park streets.
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H. C. Gates
Knox County Savings Bank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Mulberry
Burgess Streets
Burgess Street
Chestnut and
Park Streets
New York Editor Earns Doctorate at Gambier Commencement
Josiah K Obl editor of the New York Herald and Kenyon alumnus who earned his doctorate at Gambier in a commencement ceremony also noting his 1901 master’s degree. Dr Charles Hamilton of Columbus is to be made an honorary doctor of laws.
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Josiah K. Obl
Kenyon
Gambier
The
New York Herald
Charles 3. Hamilton
Columbus
Bep
Army Camp Work Fund Rush for Knox County
A church gathering endorsed the YMCA army camp drive with a $5,000 quota and aims to raise $3,500,000 nationwide. Gen John C Speaks warned of temptations in camp, while John W Pontius urged urgency amid wartime tension and moral concerns, detailing prior successes in Columbus.
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Church of Christ
Knox County
YM. C. A
John C. Speake
Ohio Natonal Guard
John W. Pontius
Columbus
Beatty B. Williams
Germany
John R. Mott
International Y. M. C. A
Washington
Wilson
Baker
Daniels
Mott
Evernment
Williams
Samuel Mathers
John C. Speaks
Fish and Game Commission
Times of Peace
el Paso
Texas
Speaks
Yarday
Central
Europe
Mr. Pontius
Amy
Infernal Conflict Meeting Annotations and Campaign Plans
A detailed account describes a gathering with speakers endorsing a movement and outlining plans for a whirlwind canvass. Participants included Charles P. Colville C. G. Cowper T. F. Larimore and Lieut Julius W. Headington. Volunteers organized to boost campaign efforts while a four course dinner was served by Church of Christ members.
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C. A
Mtr Poutioe
Charles P. Colville
C. G. Cowper
T. F. Larimore
Julius W. Headington
Congregational
Need Fifteen Men to Make a Surety No Draft in Knox
Local officials warn that Knox county must recruit fifteen men for Battery E to avoid drafting in the area. Lieutenant Headington notes nine enlistees since Registration Day reside in other counties, leaving Knox short. Five are in Warren and Holmes counties, two in Licking, two in Cleveland, one in Akron. Cards exist for each county, preventing inclusion in Knox's quota. Recruiting pressure grows as the window narrows, with potential to draw men from outside Knox to meet war strength.
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Knox
Knox County
Headington
Warren GO
Holmes County
Licking County
Cleveland
Akron
Knor
Red Cross Sees Big Knox County Membership Push
Knox County floods Red Cross drive with strong early support. S. G. Dowds reports 250 members in Gambler and rising, Fredericktown at 350, Centerburg near that figure, with Mt. Vernon and others advancing. A $100 individual gift arrived by mail as clubs plan group entries while each member must enroll individually.
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Knox County
Knox
Red Cross
S. G.dowds
Argentina allocates acres for gate growing
A historical clipping notes Argentina dedicates 400 016 acres to gate growing as part of agricultural development. The adage about bloodstones and bravery is cited, reflecting period language and social commentary alongside the growth plan.
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Argentina
Local residents visit relatives and attend events
A list of social visits unfolds across Piplesville and neighboring towns. Stella Purdy of Columbus and siblings spend time with Albert Leptoy family. Mr and Mrs Paul Loney visit Dudige oth relatives. Walter Purdy travels to Bladensburg for business. many attend children's exercises in Cladendhurg and Howard. Clora Wisner from Ohio University returns to spend summer with her parents. Miss Clara Bell travels to Homer. H Hi Miller plans a memorial address in East Union. Ernest Warman heads to Washington to join Ray Wolfe and visit Paul Pharls in Fort Mt Va hospital, with several other residents hosting or visiting relatives.
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Mtr
Meg, Cuderwond
Ming Ney Purdy Bandar
Stella Purdy
Columbus
Sister
Pennsylvania
Albert Leptoy
Mawelehureh
Paul Loney
Batevilly
Dudigeoth
D. B. Kirk
Gambler
Mra
H. Hi. Miller
North Main Street
East Union
The
Knights of Pythiia
Ernest Warman
Washington, D.C
Siart
Ray Wolfe
Paul Pharls
Fort Mt Va
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Stovle
Seiler
Parrott
Common Pleas
Celia Edessa
Edessa Cuykendall
William Cuykendall
Paul M. Ashbaugh
William L. Parrott
Louise B. Par- Trott
Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of the
May McClane
Mary Bunyan Lewis
Kiva Loneyva
W. W. Walkey
D. O. Phillips
Mary Robertson
Charles
Mary Sanderson
H. M. Huntsberger
Oakland Terrace
H. M. Hantsberger
William Coup
Guermd
Forehbaugh
John G
Hib
Monroe
Baptist Church
Knox Co
WM. J. Fergus
Hiness
Ociety Sen
Marsh-Grant
Ha B. Williams
Oberlin
Albert Averbeck Marsh
Margaret Grant
Marsh
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Mary Dickinson
New Castle
New York
ARMY
CAMS
Battery E
Falas
Pipesville
Walter Purdy
Bladensburg
Tusineda
Cladendhurg
E. G. Smith
Julia Hunter
Flee May
Zack
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Tec
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron Div
Bouth Bound
Dr.l.f. Vohe
Curtis Hote
Voke
LF. Voke
M.D
West Sixth Avenue
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