Local Battery Mustered Into State Service in Knox County
Battery 1 was mustered into state service by the adjutant general in Columbus. Knox County shows 165 of 170 enlisted in Battery K with five from other counties. Federal inspection to follow once arrangements are made. Centered on mobilization, recruitment hurdles, and unit composition debates among local men and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adj
George J. Wood
Columbus
Julius . Headington
Judge Advocate
Turney
Knox County
Wood
War Department
Livut
Headington
Buttery
Wim
Vincent B. Welker
Mattery Wi
Camp Poppy
Benity
Perry
Mallary
Gonday
Cast of Characters for Play at Amity
Readable list presents many names and roles for a town stage production. Characters include Tarol Permouit the Town Maretial Datton Howie Mark Jemien a Lawyer Fendencie Coorg Unit Manele Jeb Jemine South Dakota Perri tennis Wilkins Willig Harley a Wealthy Grin Cieater-Ivan anki Wiliam Torrence a Man with a Past William Doup Peek fevtinky Jovian Pychlor Piet Damertsfolder Laura Hartley Mr Hartley Daugh Red Burdon Mary Ann Hartley Sinister Zel ae Head Many Ames Willaan Haydant Hol ee Lafever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai Hed
Tarol Permouit
Maretial Datton Howie
Mark Jemien
Tvil Fendencie Coorg
Manele
Jeb Jemine
South Dakota
Perri
Willig Harley
Grin Cieater
Ivan Anki
Wiliam Torrence
William Doup Peek Fevtinky
Jovian Pychlor
Piet Damertsfolder
Laura Hartley
Mr. Hartley
Daugh Red Burdon
Mary Ann Hartley
Zelae
Many Ames
Willaan Haydant
Holee Lafever
Avon birth announcement with local families
Avon was born Friday to Me and Mire, W. Gates, with Mize Annette Carver of Cleveland involved. The event opens a town project with Dr. and Mrs. B. C. Deeley of Third Avenue, highlighting local family ties and community growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Mire
W. Gates
Mize Annette Carver
Cleveland 8
B. C. Deeley
Third Avenue
Creditors Recene Part Payment For Labor On School
In the Wilkes court case Solar Metal Products Co v TC Anderson et al the court ordered after costs taxes and workmen claims totaling 1008.48 the remaining funds from Mt Vernon board of education to be divided pro rata among 19 claimants for labor on the new fourth ward school building totaling 2099.38 after payments. The list includes C G Bnow 1511.22 C B Morris Co 800 Doddington Co 499.81 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co 261.09 D W Stahl 298.48 H W Johne Manville Co 148.87 Solar Metal Products Co Avery Loel Blotting Co 844.77 Mingeratt Brick Co 248.51 William H Went 40.75 A A Bope 45 Anderson & McCreary 10072 Burton Townsend Co 464 Jay Walker 8.74 Harry S Bunn 1040.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Doddington Company
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
D. W. Stahl
H. W. Johne-Manville Co
Solar Metal Prosdhieta Co
Avery Loel’ Blotting Co
Mingeratt Brick Co
William HL
Went
A. Bope
Banderson & McCreary
Burton-Townsend Co
Jay Walker
Harry S. Bunn
Attache Nabbed Here On Forgery Charge
Daniel McCann of West Qheyt- Wat street Parkst Wo Dean of Utlea faced a forgery charge. A counterfeit-papers case was heard after a federal court appearance, with McCann denying guilt. He was taken to Columbus for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attache
Jobin
Daniel McCann
West Qheyt- Wat Street
Utlea
Mary
Fednrm Couyt
Mt Coon
Tn Wenti
Learmie
Wen
Win Guitt
Calumbis
Mwa Hewenn
Former Resident A A Simpson Dies at Home in California
A A Simpson, once a resident of the city, died at his California home after living here for many years. The notice notes his prominence in local circles and his return to his former neighborhood before passing. The fragmentary text references names and places but remains unclear in full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
A. Ge Hintte
San Manhwel
Cal
Thin City
Hie Hood
Sion
Quindare Ledde
Zanesville
Mary Staley
Miss Staley
Michael Patrick King
Ware
Clurch
T Hem
Mise Staley
Auto Licenses Issued in Columbus Decline Reported
Ohio issued about 809000 automobile licenses this week with no records for W A McCurdy. The total licenses include 18000 motorcycle licenses and 8000 new dealer licenses. Demand for homes shows a decline while the wire department receipts are expected to exceed 1500000 for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
W. A. McCurdy
Eagles Win 1916 Tate Meet At Newark Ohio
The Mt Vernon Ohio Eagles Club No 780 led by F C E won first place in marching club with 100 prize, earned $50 for best member percentage and $15 for most ladies registered totaling 165. Over 160 Palm Beach suits were worn, boosting Marion advertising as the Eagles rival past shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hove
Sion Mt. Vernon
Posathe
KokoaIng
Bie
Palm Beach
Marion
Jokslile
Eagie Nerle
AP Establishes Case Against Pirating News
The United States circuit court of appeals granted the Associated Press's request against International News Service. The decision affirms rights of news gathering entities to their work and rejects claims that once news is published it can be freely taken and sold to others. The AP president notes the ruling upholds fundamental justice and the value of enterprise in news gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Eircult” Court of Appeals
Chatelet
Prank B. Noyes
Associated Prose
Associated Preas
National colors in floral piece given Headington
Irene Baker presented Lieut Headington with a bouquet of red and white roses and blue canterbury bella, arranged to mirror national colors during a Bike bandanet event Thursday evening. Peter Baker carried the gift as Wettle Irene Baker watched, and Headington expressed deep gratitude for the nod to national symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Headington
Wettle Irene Baker
Peter Baker
Irone
A Tribute To The Press In Wartime Unity And Service
A Columbus Dispatch reflection lauds the American press for wartime restraint and public service. It credits papers with promoting Liberty loans, mobilizing volunteers, and informing the public while protecting sensitive details, praising unified support for government and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Disputch
Congress
Army
Navy
Liberty Loan
Fea
Europe
Munsfeld Elis lead in Home Guards formation in neighborhood
Neighborhood news reports Munsfeld Elis spearheading a local company of Home Guards amid city advices. Disappearances worry relatives as Olive May Lee and Hexsie May, both 17, left Coshocton for West Lafayette supposedly to visit a friend, taking personal effects and prompting authorities to search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsfeld Elis
Dnid
Olive May Lee
George Les
Hexsie May
Cowhocton
Coshocton
Goltur
West Lafay
Pollowins
Sixty Year Old Scout Demands War Role
In Fargo North Dakota Tronholm a Bowden resident aged six turning seven seeks enrollment as a scout for the U S Army claiming past scouting experience with Custer era Indian fighters. He proclaims he is fit to shoot and eager to serve, noting his Plains upbringing and trapping work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bannre
Fargo
N. D
Tronholm
Bowden
Custer
Otter
North Dakota
Sam
Trenholm
Wright farmer dies from urdenle poisoning in Liberty township
William Henry Wright a 77 year old farmer of Liberty township died Thursday evening from urdenle poisoning. He leaves a wife and two sons Alonzo of Orrville and Albert. Funeral is set for 2 PM Saturday at Bewlot chapel with interment in Bird cemetery. Miss Mae Gorsuch visited Butler Friday to spend a few days with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Wright
Liberty Township
Mr. Wright
Alonzo
Orrville
Abert
Bewlot Chapel
Bird Cemetery
Mise Mae Gorsuch
Buthel
Cardui credited by Jackson woman for recovery
Mrs Alice Scurlock of Jackson Ohio describes years of nerve pain sore sides and sick headaches. After trying doctors and fearing operations she used Cardui and reports complete recovery with renewed strength and ability to work. Thousands of women credit Cardui for health improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Ohio
Alice Scurlock
Cardul
Cardui
Japanese denial of Siberia invasion scare ends peace claim
The Japanese foreign office dismissed a Russian German peace scare as absurd. The Japanese press suggested the report, likely fabricated to dampen Russian peace sentiment, claimed Japan could occupy Siberia to the Urals under a wartime entente treaty. British leaders also rejected the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
TORIO
Russia
Germany
Siberia
Japan
Ural Mountains
Who is Kenyon Gambier in the Saturday Evening Post
The current issue of the Saturday Evening Post carries a story credited to Kenyon Gambier a pen name that hints the author may have attended an education institution in Knox county Little can be deduced about the real identity of the writer from this clue and no further details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saturday Evening Post
Kenyon Gambier
Knox County
Stream & Rimer
Cali
Luther
F. Aimar Main St. Cit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logal
Lient
Headington Reports
Camp Perry
Amity
Recene
Forest Dean of
Utica
A. A. Simpson
Eagles
Newark
Marion, Ohio
McKown, Ae
Associated Press
Neighborhood News
Charlea Muth
Coumbus
Lancaster
Mutir
Aeutenant
Te Ayolo
Beng
Winder
Zerlie
Olf
Thomas
Fulton
Common Pleas
Licking County
Austin Philpott
State Methodist Children's
Montel Worthington
Warren Swetland
Sparta
Morrow County
Swetland
P. Be Chase
W. B. Babbs
Childdren
EW. Howard
Hutchinson, Ram
W. H. Wright
Cardus
Castor
Inisc
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
Gambier Street
Mt. Vernon
Frank
Omce
East High Street
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!