211 Persons Sign To Buy Certificates
War savings results announced by Willian Leety of Ankenytown show 211 names pledged for defense bonds and war certificates. The list includes many residents with amounts recorded, totaling 8800.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
3
War savings results announced by Willian Leety of Ankenytown show 211 names pledged for defense bonds and war certificates. The list includes many residents with amounts recorded, totaling 8800.
A community scene recounts a Baptist Brotherhood event with attendees including Tousin ty J and Moreen Minand. Herman Gunthee and Lie meetin participants discussed at the meeting while Ot rie Innpttit chine oversaw greetings.
County treasurer notes extension of tax deadline to help collect about $2000 in overdue taxes. Commissioners vote to extend the period by one month, with duties handled by the tax office and notices issued to affected residents.
Harold Ahrendt, delayed graduation at Knox County, earned credits for completing a year at the Cleveland Conservatory of Music while serving with Camp Sherman, after receiving a leave of absence. He enlisted before term completion. Lt Rogenthall attends National Trade Council meeting.
The document notes a canvass by women making progress with 15 indications. It lists names such as Zell MOCO Virhorki Milos Nora Moikuy and references arrival and departure details. The piece mentions attendance at a gathering and notes a leadership or committee role with a Sunday meeting. A camp departure is noted with Mr. Wad Me Brederil arriving Wednesday.
City auditor Galen Wrondoes plans to present a detailed review of municipal finances at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon. The event outlines state of revenue, expenditures, and wartime cost adjustments with notes on governance and upcoming budget actions.
In a fragmentary report a vehicle was stolen near a location described as Weat Hh Tteok on Monday evening. Police say two suspects may be involved and investigators are examining the garage and nearby areas for clues. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the local station.
A fragmented report notes a garage incident where a repair shop suffered a disturbance on Tuesday as water damage occurred and several large work items were overturned. No further details are clear in the garbled text.
Hoy Hanwell was nominated by the Democratic executive committee to fill the secretary of state accuracy post on the board of deputy state supervisor of elections following Bert O Frana's resignation as Democratic candidate for prosecuting attorney. A Paylor, also a candidate, was second, Russell won by three votes, nomination made unanimous on Paylor’s motion. Kyvana also resigned from the committee as a candidate. vacancy not yet filled.
Columbus dispatch reports Governor Cox and wife mourn the death of their infant son Thomas Mary Cox who died at 8 o'clock last night after being born Sunday morning. The governor was summoned to his Dayton home as the illness progressed.
Mrs Beach of North Mulberry street suffered serious cuts and bruises when a car driven by Charles Bird struck the pony and buggy she was riding. The incident occurred about 6 20 p m near West High Street. A boy awaiting entry into the buggy was not harmed. Mrs Beach showed improvement on Tuesday.
Mrs G D Arndt announced a canning demonstration at the Chamber of Commerce Friday at 2 oclock The lecturer will be Miss Willison from Ohio State University extension There will be reports from the womens war savings drive Camile Cornell returned to Camp Sherman after the funeral of Victor Jacquet Violet Parsons traveled to Malta Mrs George Davis of Martinsburg road is visiting in Danville
Administrator to sell real estate in the town of Blackron in the Kang state area by publicly advertised auction. Property includes the northwest quarter of section 3 township 1 range. One third of proceeds to be paid to the heirs. interest and taxes to be arranged. Sold by HL Joner administrator’s attorney. Fifty dollars.
The Knox County Ohio sheriff announces a sale of real estate in Mount Vernon on Saturday June 29 1918. The parcel lies in Pleasant Township and Windsor Place near New Castle with described boundaries and a deed recorded in Knox County Deed Records. Terms require one third cash and two deferred payments secured by mortgage bearing interest from the day of sale. Walter B. Mossholder Sheriff. J B. Graham attorney.
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