Jefferson TWP Fulfills Word With Pledges in County Drive
Jefferson Township promises total pledges of 1109 dollars toward a fundraising drive. Committees include Squire J and Moatty with several local residents named for amounts ranging from 5 to 200 dollars. Strong support noted with multiple contributors such as Hens, Workman, Schutts, Kaylor, Goagling, Bean, Te Mewis, Behulin, Ryser, Jeeff, Nybart, and Stimmeriin. The effort aims to close a gap and meet a requested target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agaio
Jeferson Rawnality
Nsew
Squire J. & Moatty
Huy
Tt Hovight
Jefferson
Hens
Mew
al. Workman
Mirrivon Schutts
Whilwe Kaylor
Walter Goagling
Sarah Bean
A. Te Mewis XO
James Behulin
Me Behuliya
Otto Ryser
Mal Jeeff
BU Stinmeriin
Kate Beam
Nybart
Egg Dealers Must Be Licensed in Knox County Order
The Knox County food administration announces an order requiring all egg dealers who ship or sell to private consumers to obtain licenses. Retail grocers are exempt unless they sell to non consumers, and applications must be sent to the U S Foods Administration Law Dept License Division in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Food Administration
Food Administration
U. S. Foods Administration
Law Dept
Icense Division
Washington, D. C
Little Boy Struck in Crowd at Peirce Lecture
During Dr Peirce of Kenyon College address at the court house Friday a man struck a boy more than ten years old who brushed past him in a crowd. The child suffered a heavy brow and profuse nosebleed, with blood flow stopping after over half an hour. Officer Purcell indicated arrest and prosecution likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peirce
Kenyon College
Court House
Purcell
Alien enemy female registers found at mayor’s office
Chief P. J. Parker announced Saturday that one alien enemy female has registered. The woman was a patient at the Ohio State Sanatorium. Police know of another, and if the second is not registered by 8 p.m. June 26, steps will be taken to force her registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Parker
Ohio State Sanatorium
Canadian pastor to preach at local church twice Sunday
Tey J R McKenzie, pastor of a Wesleyan Methodist church in Canada, will preach at the local M E church morning and evening. Rev McKenzie arrives from Columbus where he has been attending a church convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. McKenzie
Canada
Wil
Rev. McKenzie
Columbus
Chicago
CP. Harvey
Mo Po
Chamber of Commerce News Items
Chamber of Commerce notes praise the Rowers, mentions luncheon speakers, and reports on the war savings drive. It lists attendees at the Columbia wartime industries meeting, notes canning bulletins from the agricultural department, and urges civic league organization. A garden irrigation suggestion, a successful canning demonstration, and fuel advisory appointments are covered. Probate matters include Harold Payne administering Avant Payne estate with $4,006.98 value and Delilah Jami g en will probate with property bequests and homestead provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hepler
John W. Mallen
PBS Aloe
William J. Robinson
Columbia Sone
War Industries Commission
Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Harold Payne
Avant Paynr
Box
Bow
Court News from Cleveland Fausett and Local Actions
In common pleas court Albert Slusser represents Cleveland Fausett who answers a petition admitting sale of a horse but denying another claim. J C Stillwell represents Arnett in a $500 suit. Vail sued for $100 damages over furniture stored in 2016 and sold in 1917 with proceeds kept. Marion Simpson and Ann Oldaker, teachers, seek divorce from Frank and Edna Glover with desertion cited. Myrtle Dugan replies to William Dugan’s accusations and seeks temporary alimony and property injunction. Henry Spohn files answer for Monroe and Morris townships case against Henry to establish cemetery right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Fausett
Common Pleas Court
Albert Slusser
J. C. Stillwell
Mr. Arnett
Suse
Velen
Jensen
Comon Pleas Court
Clinton B. Vail
Vail
Frank Glover
Edna Glover
Hopp
Plaintff
Mra. Dugan
Myrtle M. Dugan
William Digan
Han
Dugan
Harry W. Koons
Mra
du Fan
Anawer
Henry Spohn
Monroe
Morria
Local News Roundup From Knox County and Gambier
June notes cover visits by Rev J Young to Martinsburg and a Marinialt Minn trip, families at Camp Sherman, a tour through Washington and Columbus, and greetings with Horace Pumphrey. Ted Crows crew report finish of last material consignment. On North Liberty June 22 Thos Lash bruised by a horse, no bones. Brandon sees Mrs Roy Morey visiting, Forty attend Mountain Day exercises at Bangs infirmary. Gambier closes Episcopal summer school for clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
George Collins
Mt. Vernon
A. D. Blackburn
Nancy Darling
Loren Darling
M. B. Harrod
Camp Sherman
John Darling
Washington D.H
Xenia
Columbus
Columbia
Horace Pumphrey
Columbus Barracks
Marshmallow Roast and Dance Notes from Community
Marshmallow roast enjoyed by about twenty Cheiktinn Endeaver Society members of the Congregational church at Cansel'd Woods north of the city Thursday evening. Mrs Ora McWilliams of Brandon hosted at her home Wednesday for Children's Day exercises participants and mothers, fifty-two in attendance. Danville dance Friday evening drew 50 to 60 couples with the Danville orchestra providing music. Local youths attended the event from here including Frances Herdman Irene Berger Mary Elliott Katherine Cox Lucille Cochran Ralph Shaw Kenneth Mossahotder Dea Jones Robert Coup and Peon Peaker. Mrs William Bartlett of Green Valley road was surprised on Friday by about sixty friends for her birthday with dancing and a two-calorie luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cansel'd Woods
Cheiktinn Endeaver Society of the Convegational Church
Ora McWilliama
Brandon
Weiner
Jackson's Bridge
Frances Herdman
Irene Berger
Mary Elliott
Katherine Cox
Lucille Cochran
Ralph Shaw
Kenneth Mossahotder
Dea Jones
Robert Coup
Peon Peaker
William Bartlett
Green Valley Road
Infant Pry Funeral Near Cottage Street
The funeral of Robert Pry, aged 14 days, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fry of Cottage street, who died Friday night, was held at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at the bone. Besides his parents, the infant leaves one sister, Lavina May Pry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pry
Mrr
Lawrence Fry
Cottage Street
Bone
Ter
Lavina May Pry
Machine Gun 15 Most Deadly of War Ordnance
An article reviews machine guns’ impact in war, detailing models like the Lewis and Maxim, their mobility, crew roles, and firing rates. It notes the British Army’s growing gun per battalion strength, the effectiveness of mobile gun crews, and mentions upcoming sermons in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Corppopadenes
Sthelf
Gign
Daily Mall
Miurgie
Lroopa Minehava
Nnber
Nelson Sapp Arrives Overseas as Mongolia Gunner
Mr and Mrs J W Sapp report their son Nelson Sapp a gunner on the Mongolia has arrived overseas. He has been in service two months and was aboard the first ship to sink a German submarine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Sapp
Mongolia
J. W. Sapp
Nelson Sap
Sapp
Salvation Army Service Scheduled at Hatch Hall
Clyde Winland leads a Salvation Army service with Brandon residents set for Saturday evening at Hatch Hall. Police note initial reports of a potential charge against attendees, while organizers urge orderly conduct and community support during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Winland
Brandon
Salvation Army Hatch
Vote Orlock
McBroom Receives Navy Enlistment Notice
William McBroom, a student at Arar college in Aurora, TIL, has passed the entrance exam for the navy and expects to be called in a few weeks. He recently returned home, though some words in the text are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McBroom
William McBroom
Arar College
Aurora
Til
Navy
Thuywilay Joleht
Liab
Danville Pastor Seeks Travel to France for Service
Kev. T. S. M. Kendall, pastor of the Church of Christ in Danville, plans a trip to France to serve with the American Red Cross. He hopes to obtain passports this Thursday to undertake the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
France
GETO
Rev. P. M. Kendall
The
Red Cross
Kev. TS M. Kendall
Church of Cbrist
Hie
American Red Cross
Kendall
War workers on Western front suffer heavy casualties
Dr John Brown Lee Voorhers of Connecticut a Congregational pastor was badly injured when a shell shattered his leg on duty with the M C A on the front northwest of Toul. William Ballou of Westerville, Ohio, a YMCA secretary in the Toul sector, was badly wounded in the bombardment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH Associated Press
Bannery
Firemen Promote Paper Lids At Knox County Fair
Knox County Agricultural Society secretary Cates received two large boxes of Wiline paper catalogs titled Knox County 7 to 20. Firemen pressed for immediate distribution of catalogs for men and auto tables for women, delaying until later. The catalogs for upcoming year’s exhibition materials have arrived and will be mailed next week. Those seeking catalogs may call the office, send their address by telephone or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cates
Knox County Agricaaltural Society
Knox County
Gates
Lipo Uatow
Local figures spend Saturdays in various cities on business
Short locals item lists residents and relatives visiting Columbus Cleveland Chicago and other places on Saturday for business or family reasons. Names include J and M Wolverton in Columbus, Mary Mill in Cleveland, Cora Meyers in Columbua, Bruce Brophy in Columbia, Mr and Mrs George Mweblhawner and Gerald George from Chicago, Dwight Meteor and Lester Craig visiting Camp Upton, Ithiel Jordan and Virginia Murray from Hamilton encampment, Dricker returning to Ath Long, Hoe Corbin and Robert from Hainesville visiting Louise Sebaltsot, Robert A Noble and Virginia from Bloomington at a Lee fiesta, Hugh Terrel returning to New Vienna after hospital care.
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A, C
Dickingon
Courbis
Wolverton
Columbus
Marry Mill
Cleveland
Quy
Brinkhaven
Mra
Cora Meyers
The
McKinley Rats
Columbua
Bruce Brophy
Columbia
Vinit
Delaware
George Mweblhawner
Gerald George
Foriors
Louise Sebaltsot
South Mulberry Street
Robert A. Noble
Khewnor Virginia
Bloomington
J. FP. Lee
North Main Street
Hugh Terrel
New Vienna
M. & S. Hospital
Local residents take weekend visits and trips across towns
A list of residents and visitors shows Frank Maney and Alta Leedy with children at Predericktown, Fred Merrin and Mire, Kime Irvine visiting, Captain Wood traveling to Chicago, and many others moving between Columbia, Columbus, Howard, Gambier, Brinkhaven, and nearby towns for Friday and Saturday outings, business, or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aim Alta
Predericktown
Mr and Mire
Fred Merrin
Mansfeld Avenue
Mire
Kime Irvine
Mililay
Captain Wood
Chicago
Toi Fay
Local residents attend events and hospital visits
Several individuals are noted in minor activities. Mrs Fred Wolfe spent Friday in Colm tin Mic and Mive 1, Mareit. Lily M Stat and A Woodward of Panadena Cal were in Morot and Kasper Millar of Danville on Thursday to Mt. Version hospital Wade headay night where he underwent a BOM. Best Peanant arrest taken to Mt Verney hospital for an operative Thursday morning. Miss daenb Co O White of Mt Laberte Ie Viiting her dacedier Theor White of North Sundialy Street. Mrs Hattie Landerhoweh and Miss Kathleen Lauderlanyn attended the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Parks. Mrs Anna Montgomery of Kannap City Me visiting John Lehew home Park Street left Friday for home with short visit planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee
S&s Jewell
Columbia
Thomas Roas and Son
Delaware
William M. Payne
Colmain
Ira Bner
Salvation Army
Brinkhaven
George Debolt
Columbus
Ho EB. Baltzet
Mary Pipes
EK. W. Sayera
Kant Gambier Street
Plymouth
Joseph John
Thomas Booth
Halsey
Grace Vickrey
Athens
W. Clayton
Springfield
J. F. Davies
Gambler
Frances Murphy
F.C. Rollina
Standard Oil Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Fritz Weber
Theodore Johnson
Granville
Rank
Madore
Ed Powell
Detroit
Mich
Columbua
KW. Wilson
Ohio State Sanatorium
Jersey
Clyde Latherns
Laura Keyser
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Ada Gowena
Sparta
Howard
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Fred Wolfe
Colm Tin
Mic
Mive
Mareit
Lili M. Stat
Ty A Woodward
Panadena
Cal
Coroua
Morot
Kasper Millar
Danville
Mt, Version
Wade
BOM
Mt. Verney Hospital
Mia
John Lehew
Park Street
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W. S
Pierge
Ty Mea
M. Teaton
Mildred Dye
J. Millers
Nora McKay
Ethelynde Sinder
Aolfa McCroné
J. F. Mellane
Rael O'Fryan
Mery
Charles Hermont
United States Department of Agricuture
Johnson
Vernon AX
Knox Counly
Fill
Chamber of Comemree
Devin Bontierhey
Mr. Speen
Delilah Jamigen
Clarence W. Janeison
Mary Manron
Ada EB. Hoar
Ban Sugar
Court News
Marion R. Simpson
Hva Ann Oldaker
Cenerburg
Rev
Ted Crows
Ivan Gower
Mindlay
Roy Morey
Newark
Bangs
School For
Gambier
Conference of the Episcopal Church
Hee Kok
Twiy
Thornday
Nhe
Beye
Martins
Tine
Wan Bart Crider
Mrail
Mem
Joe Newton
Handushy Street
Avon
Mr Wit Mew
Jonedh
Tut
Hitler
Salvation Army Service
Frank Maney
HJ. Cronin
Zaneeville
Wiford McNeot
Zanenville
Thiretay
Wincity
T Berry
Sapp Apent
Times Shield
Columtin
Mes
Clinton Purdy
Howard and Mex
Clyde Polling
Children
Wilkie
Ciuvena
Sknckwell
Mt Vernon
Ohio
Maine
Splendid
Slacre Farah
City
Bee W
Rockwell
Opborn
Weat Tightreet
Harn
Sep i
Osborn
Mweit
W. Rockwell
Tutt TuFett
Gambler Street
Stream & Rimer
Ferma
Domi Luther
F. Rimes Main St. Cit
Frank Oo
Offen No
Mt. Verzon
New Phoas
Omine
the Home Building Association
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