Sheriff Seeks Demented Man En Route From Condit
Sheriff Mossholder spent Sunday seeking a mentally distressed man traveling from Condit toward Newark after boarding a Pennsylvania train in Condit. Rosa Myes relayed a description, but the missing man remained unfound in Mt. Vernon. Authorities believe he left Mt. Vernon for Newark to join a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossholder
Condit
Pennsylvania
Rosa Myes
Min
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Boston Bargain Store Opens In New Location
The Howton Hargiln Store, Hen We Perking, opened at 201 Both Main Street in its new location. The former Princess theatre space was converted into a modern, well lit storefront with refinished sides and new display shelves. Manager Mr. Perkins will continue in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howton Hargiln
Hen We Perking
Manider
Main Street
Princess Theatre
Perkins
Eastman Wins Prize at Kenyon Commencement
Russell V. Kastan of the city won a prize for excellence in English at Kenyon College’s commencement exercises. He led this class as the announcement was made Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell V. Kastan
Cheb Jirleo
Kenyon Entiere
Fire at Chinn pool room on Main Street causes damage
A fire at William Chinn's pool room on Main Street Sunday evening prompted a call to the fire department. Fire crews arrived in time to prevent the blaze from spreading, but damage was reported to the interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LL Blaze
Chinn Pool Room
Daxement
William Chinn
Compulsory National Service Debate in Inland Parliament
A fragment discusses compulsory national service with a focus on labor for national importance, including food production and public works. The piece reflects on aging and memory, quoting reflections on youth and duty, and ends with a satirical magistrate exchange about a theft charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han
Kenyon College Confers Honorary Degree and Gifts
Gambler June 18 Kenyon College held its eighty ninth commencement in Bosse Hall. Governor James McMahon Cox received an honorary Doctor of Iowa as part of a landmark ceremony. Betsy Mather of Cleveland announced a 160000 railroad securities gift for pension and military fund boosts. Nine Phi Beta Kappa inductees joined a large graduate class, while several graduates earned bachelor degrees and special honors. The event included new military science courses and a wave of distinguished alumni in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baniuyl Mather
Cleveland
Kenyon College
Bosse Hall
Wesley
Kenyon
Rogalar
Mather
Bliwell
Phi Bete Kappa
Vredovick Ft. Crows
Michigan
Samuel J. Tuview
J. W. Southard
BO Welcham
Williams
Portanswath
Walter Farle
Kart
Benjamin Hareon
de. Menker
Colbie
Aloo
Port Hanya
Tierivan
Dip
Healilva Gey
Harlow Summer Harton
Cy Liihite
Aigoon
Josias Kinetey
York
Mmanaghig
New York
Horalh Moli
Kenyon Eruddanten
Herbert Spmgue Hamilton
Alexander Rankin
Milton George Nicola
Herbert Towle Perrin
Lettey Woshington Pilcher
James Wentell Southard
Janes Anine Schafer
Clarence Vincent Metcalf
Owen Jefferson Myers
Edwin Charles Welch
James Edwin Campbell Meeker
Philip Edwin Twigs
Alexander Rankin McKechnie
William Clinton Saltz
W. F Peirce
College Commencement Program and Faculty Changes
The college announces academic credit for work and a new instructor assignment by the War Department. The physics department gains a separate standing from dentistry and Prof Johnson becomes associate professor. The commencement program lists speakers including Bishop Frank DuMoulin and Rev. Arthur Dumper with degree conferrals announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
UN Ole
Ie College
Precautionary Speech On War Aims By Petree
Petree warns against wartime fatigue and financial strain, urging continued national resolve. He stresses disinterested purpose, conservation of food and funds, and discipline to sustain America’s entry and effort in the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willney
Pelee
Ely Anil
Kenyon Tollown
Petree
Phi Beta Kappa Oration At Michigan University
Prof. Josse Siddall Reeves of Michigan University delivered the annual Phi Beta Kappa oration on Saturday night at Ascension Hall. Reeves, a Kenyon alumnus, spoke on the economic features of the war, drawing a large attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambler
Josse Siddall Reeves
Michigan University
Ann Arbor
Reaves
Ascension Hall
War little felt crowd at Kenyon commencement
June 18 report notes the crowd for the Kenyon commencement appears practically normal despite broader wartime conditions. The piece references national sentiment and ongoing conflict, with observers describing orderly attendance and subdued celebration.
Fraternity Ban Quests Tonight At Commencement
The crowd at commencement is near normal with more expected tonight as the annus fraternity ban quests proceed. Tomorrow features the annual reception for the juniors in Rows Battalion attire.
Records Broken Gambler Phi Beta Kappa Initiation
The Kenyan chapter held its annual initiation this afternoon with 11 elected to Membership the most in the institution's history. Three are enrolled in national service and will be initiated later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambler
Phi Bet Kappa
Benefactor of Kenyon Expires in Kansas City
Gambier June 18 The death of Joseph Larwill in Kansas City Mo Saturday deprives Kenyon College of one of its best friends or benefactors. A graduate of the class of 1805 he has been a devoted friend of the institution. He founded the Larwill features a course given annually The funeral will be held Tuesday at Wooster the birthplace of the deceased Proceeding of Kenyon will officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
Joseph Larwill
Kansas City
Kenyon College
Larwill
Wooster
Pros Leiree
Kenyon
Insurance fire and arson case in Mansfield area
Mrs Louisa Watson 51 seeks widow Aving near Keene in Goptanton county on charge of arson and fleeing home to collect insurance. The recent house appraisal stood at 300 with 710 insurance on premises. Mansfield Chamber of Commerce discusses funding for 208 new Mansfield dwelling houses as Richland county grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Watson
Keene
Goptanton County
Coshioeton
Mansfield Chamber
Mansfeld
Richland
Marty Establishes New Golf Score on Mt. Vernon Course
Frank Marty of Dinehindl, a former Kenyon athlete, shot 38 for nine holes and 7 for 18 holes to break Mt. Vernon country club records Sunday morning. He previously held the state tennis title and played multiple sports at Kenyon. Present were Dr. N R Eastman, De GD Arndt, Dr. L B Walton, and Ned W Neer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marty
Dinehindl
Kenyon
Mt. Vernon Country Club
Marty
N. R. Eastmain
de GD. Arndt
L. B. Walton
Ned W. Neer
Howard MacGabees Hold Memorial Services
Mie Wembers of Maceabee Tent No. A of Hewnel held memorial services for deceased members on Sunday. Rev. Paul ttlehs delivered the sermon. Attendees included Vernon people Batdy and Vincerit Ratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mie
Maceabee
Hewnel
Musle
Paul
Batdy
Vincerit Ratton
A Poor Married Man to Be Staged in Martinsburg
Pleasant Grange Dramatic club presents A Poor Married Man in three reels at Martinsburg Saturday evening June 24. Between acts, Monkey Shines of Minnie will be performed as a farce full of fact and fun. Mrs. Sarah McKay and son Charles McKay visit Fredericktown for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club
Minnie
Sarah McKay
Fredericktown
Charles McKay
Koox County Pomona Grange meets with Union Grange
John M Cunningham reports a strong turnout as Koox County Pomona meets Union Grange. Countywide attendance indicates success of the visiting plan and Wooster field meeting slated for Wednesday. If weather holds 80 to 1000 Knox county residents may travel to the station for a 10 o'clock program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koox County
Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Grainges
Wooster
Knox County
Herbert Leedy
Aaron Lenley
Parm
George W. Bennett
G. W. ‘Tulloss
J. H. Bone
Pape
GW. Hayes
Huilding
Joh Cunningham
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Woman
A Marysville Pennsylvania woman reports twelve years of painful cramps and irregular periods ending after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter promotes the remedy for backache headaches fainting spells and indigestion and invites others to write for advice to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Lydia
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
GuHorge R. Nayior
Pomona August meeting with Jefferson granges set
Pomona will hold its August meeting with Jefferson Grange on Saturday August 18. Attendees include Avetta Carpenter, Alfred Johnson, Harry Irvine, and Clyde Purdy, as listed in the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avetta Carpenter
Alfred Johnson
Harry Irvine
Clyde Purdy
Pomona
Jefferson Grangs
Farmer who returned tips lands state job in Columbus
D B McCormick, a Bucyrus farmer and former bid clerk for the legislature, returned 141 in tips to the state revenue fund and was hired in Columbus as a clerk in one of 21 state employment offices. Fred Croxton of the National Council of Defense named him for a labor exchange post at 75 dollars monthly. McCormick’s foreman and clerk experience along with farming skills suited him for the role. His family will manage harvests while he works. Mr and Mrs D B Tuttle of this city visited Coshocton for the weekend with Mr and Mrs Kring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prowse
Columbus
D. B. McCormick
Bucyrus
General Revenue Fund
State House
Fred ©. Croxton
Ohio
National Conncil of Defense
Baptism by Dr Dye at Hopewell Church
An old fashioned country baptism was held Sunday at Hopewell church west of the city with Dr G Ree tor Dye officiating. Six people were baptized in the creek as converts from a revival that closed a week ago. The final revival service drew a large attendance that caused the Moor of the church to collapse, with no injuries. Mr and Mrs P B Popejoy traveled to Akron to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell Church
G. Reetor Dye
Hope Well
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Banner
Mount Vernon
WHE Banner Publishing CO
Frank Harper
Donald St. Harper
F. Allerding
Mt. Vernon Epee County
Monument Square
Boston
Eastman
Eve
Cuarinn Leven
London Telegraph
Ml, Mather
Gov. Cox
Gambier News
Bexley Hall
Charles Thomas Hull
Nathaniel Hue High Moor
Ente Morrell Tasman
William Clinton Seltz
Walter Freeman Whitman
Francie Berton Shaner
Ifth
Philip Wolcott Toiberlaie
Donat
Hubert Wattrey
William James White
Charles David Williamy
Prederich Meld
Crome Samiel Johnston Davies
Elrieh Thoma Walt
Henry Badie
James Rushworth Goodwin
Phy Harris & Ewing
James M. Cox
U. S
Pres. Peirce
Prof. Reeves
War Little
Kenyon Commencement
Phi Beta Kappa
Larwill Lectures
Neighborhood News
Howard Macgabees
East Burges S Treet
Cieteena
Ford Automomies
Good Sinow
North Mulberry Street
Fork SA
Finn Tocations
Boo
Agh
John M. Cunningham
D. B. Tuttle
Coshoct
Mrs. Kring
A. D
Warewick & Jacobe
Tects
Marlon
Olly
Ie Ae
Aechitects
Miso
Board of Education
Herian Davis
Democracy
Pike Townslip
Herman Davis
Jamncracy
Warwick & Jade
Albert Poup
DR. Dye
P. B. Popejoy
Akron
AUT Es Ce Pvstee Wee
Company
Pula Eal
Iea
Bogardus & Company
West Side
the Licking Creamery CO
Frederis
Bellville Creamery
Lexington Creamery
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!