Knox county infirmary exam for superintendent and matron held
A competitive examination will be conducted at the Knox county courthouse on July 10 at 9 am for the positions of superintendent and matron of the Knox county infirmary. Applicants must be a husband and wife or close family members, with blanks from the County Auditor or state civil service commission due three days before the exam. The current superintendent Curtis McManus and his wife plan to resign soon. Affidavit in lunacy filed against Jennie Rockwell, aged 59, leading to commitment to the state hospital in Columbus after a medical exam. Sheriff Wooliston transported her from Liberty township by car. A first and final probate account for Venillia Lepley shows receipts and disbursements, with Margaret Myers appointed administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Infirmary
Curtis McManus
McManus
Riley
State Civil Service Commission
State Civil Service Crommission
Knox County
J. L. McKinley
Jennie Rockwell
Liberty Township
B. F. Humbert
Staunton H. Deeley
Kingdom of Heaven
Wilking
State Hospital
Columbus
Sherif Wooliston
Stella Rockwell
Low
Bond listed for Jacob B Myern and marriage license details
Administrative bond of Jacob B Myern with $200 sureties FP Colville and H W Catelllo. Marriage license shows Pred Huntaberger and teretant Delaware with Machetlo 1. Young Gambier Rey Ernesty Tittle. Deeds filed include W A Leonard to Kenyon College in Gambier for $1 and Williams Diehl to H W Harpe Int in Vernonview for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob B. Myern
Colville
H.W. Catelllo
Pred
Huntaberger
Teretant
Delaware
Machetlo
Young, Gambier
Rey
Ernesty
Tittle
W. A. Leonard
Kenyon College
Gambier
Williams
Diehl
H.W
Memorial Program for Eros Court Ben Hur Services
The annual memorial services of Eros Court No 6 Tribe of Ben Hur will be held at the K of C hall Friday at 8 PM. The program includes vocal solos by Mrs F H Hunteberger Daniel Wintermute and George B Kelley, eulogies for A H Moore Edward Parmeter John Sanderson Birdie Vernon John Ransom Mrs Cranmer Mrs Kingston and Mrs Kingston plus male quartets and a concluding musical tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eros Court No. 6
Tribe of Ben Hur
K. of C
F. H. Hunteberger
A. H. Moore
W. L. McIntire
Edward Parmenter
R. ©. Mitchell
Daniel Wintermute
John Sanderson
W. L. MeIntire
Birdie Vernon
Mra. Willyerd
John Ransom
J. J. Pulis
George B. Kelley
Cranmer
Mrs. Tiebe
Mrs. Kingston
Mary Fultz
Mt Vernon council awards street contract to Coshocton firm
In Mt Vernon Utica Ohio on Tuesday evening the city council awarded the contract to Henderson & Co of Coshocton for paying Mill Mechanic Spring and Church streets at 82336 08. The bid not lowest but chosen for brick access with work to begin soon and finish within 100 days of favorable weather. Utica residents will get labor preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Henderson & Co
Coshocton
Huston & Henderson
Logan
Ohio
Newcomerstown
W. R. Ralston
Mt Vernon
Arthur Abraham
Mt. Vernon
Charles Berry
Alexandria
Hadley & Dickey
Canton
Battery B salutes Mount Vernon troops at Central Park
The firing by Battery B of Mount Vernon yesterday at Central park impressed Mansfield reporters who called the Mt. Vernon unit a credit to the state and hometown. A large contingent of young soldiers was noted in Mansfield amid praise from the Mansfield Shield.
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Mt. Vernon
Central Park
Europe
Mansfield
Manafield
Blair infant dies after illness in Fairview
Earl Blair an one year old son of Mr and Mrs D J Blair of Fairview died Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 after a two weeks illness of spinal meningitis Funeral service will be Friday afternoon at 1 o clock at the late home Rev O E Ford officiating Interment in Mound View cemetery Mrs L W Bates returned Thursday to Austinburg Ohio after a visit with Mr and Mrs A C Cassell north of the city
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Earl
Blair
Harl Homer
D. J. Blair
Fairview
Rev
O. E. Ford
Mound View Cemetery
Wedding of Miry Mabella Young and Fred Hunteberger
Miry Mabella Young and Fred Hunteberger married in Gambier Ohio at 4 30 pm. Ceremony performed by Rev Ernest M Tittle with limited family present due to a recent bereavement. Bride wore white net and pearls. groom a member of Phi Kappa Psi. They will spend summer in Delaware at the fraternity house before settling home after September first.
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Hunteberger-Young
Gambier Gambier
Miry Mabella Young
Edward
Your
Fred BE. Hunteberger
Delaware
Ohio
Sualé B. Huntaberger
Mt. Vernon
Ernest M. Tittle
William Street M. 1
Churcti
Tittle
Lonnie Denison
Denison
Phi Kappa Pat
Hunitsberger
Harcourt Place Seminary
Hunteberger
Ohio Wesleyan University
Gambier
University
Masonic
Theresa Vernon
Dorotha
Phi Kappa Pal
Crockett urges stronger ties between farmers and merchants
Charles J. Crockett of the Cleveland chamber of commerce spoke to the Mr. Vernon Citizens' Association at the Y M C A on Wednesday evening. He is touring the state delivering speeches to boost Cleveland and to improve basin conditions, especially in smaller communities. The address was strong and well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Crockett
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Vernon Citizens’ Association
Crockett
Cleveland
Two Plans Suggested After Funding Rejection
After the council rejected a proposition to transfer funds from the perpetual care fund two plans were proposed one would test the matter under the attorney general's ruling and seek guidance on proper use of the funds the second option remains under consideration pending legal advice and council review.
Mt Vernon Council Debates Armory Bond Plan
City council weighs two methods to raise ten thousand dollars for an armory site. A mandamus route to the Supreme Court is proposed, with Attorney General Turner's ruling guiding the process, and a second plan seeks county funding for a memorial building. The citizens committee reports uncertainty and urges caution, noting the perpetual care fund’s trust status and potential tax objections if bonds are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Koons
Sinking Fund
Cemetery Perpetual Care Fund
Turner
Mandamus
Supreme Court
Parker
Corncil
Koons
Kopas
Supreme Eet
Citizens’ Committee
Armory
Haklem
Coaniell Wigs
Artoory Alle
Perpetue Care Fund
Couneil
Perpetual Care
Perpetual Care Fund
Chase. Salisbury
Potter Lockman
Fred H. Parrison
Masonic Bodies March to Newark for Temple Dedication
About 200 Masons from Knox County marched and traveled by special train and later by automobile to Newark for the dedication of the new Masonic temple. The procession included a fourteen piece band under Eminent Commander Clinton N Williams and Knights Templars from Mt Zion lodge 9 F and M. They were greeted by Mayor Sighee and Dr Higbee at the Newark court house before returning to Knox County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templars
Newark
Order of Mareh
Clinton N. Williams
George 8. Beeney
Harry ©. Devin
Russell J. Ash
Gall Ogle Cooksey
Mt. Zion Lodge No
Wiliam H. Clarke
Court House
Sighee
Knox County
Fredericktown
Higbee
Presbyterian Church
Condition Critical in Bladenaburg Health News
Bladenaburg June 24 Mrs Harry Cumming is in exceedingly critical condition with spinal meningitis as authorities fear she will not survive. Mrs Jacob Dubinsky of Wentilgh Street traveled to Detroit Thursday morning to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bladenaburg
Harry Cumming
Jacob Dubinsky
Wentilgh Street
Detroit
Petticoats on Special Lots With Unusual Values
Two special lots of Petticoats offered at cut prices. Lot No 1 values up to 1.50 each. Lot No 2 values from 2.00 to 3.00 each. Many other styles priced from 75c up.
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M'Manis
Knox County Court House
R. M. Greer
Venillia Lepley
Margaret Myers
Mt. Vernon Battery
Ociety News
Patrick A. Berry
East Vine Street
Nellie McFadden
Sarah Hervey
East Gambler Street
W. D. Stoughton
Lock
H. C. Dodd
Martinsburg
Embroidery Club
Citizens’ Association
ME. Vernon
Olio @ alte
Brazetti
Dowds Dry Goods Co
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