Chautauqua Bond Refunds and City Budget Actions
The council discussed refunding bonds from a public improvement issue and reselling new bonds to fix technical errors. City salaries for patrolmen and firemen were approved, with a $1,000 bond for the chief and $500 for the jailor. A large annual budget plan covered general, health, safety, and other funds as Toledo hosts Redpath Chautauqua tickets and souvenir programs.
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Council
Wooxter
Kuiaht
Orien
Piton
Knight
Norry
Toledo
Parkier
Redpath
Steals Brass from Railroad Fined and Sentenced
Herbert Walker of Barnesville pleaded guilty to four counts of petit larceny after taking brass valued at 4.50 from B and O railroad tracks here. He was fined ten dollars and costs, and sentenced to 80 days in Dayton workhouse. the sentence suspended on conditions. Detective I. Castor of B&O filed the affidavit.
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Herbert Walker
Barnesville
Hair
Dayton
Walker
Castor
B&o
Entertainments and weddings mark Martinsburg society notes
The Martinsburg society notes describe a Monday evening gathering at the Van Wirklen home on Martinsburg road hosted by Miss Ida Veatch with a supper and games. Dr and Mrs G J Arndt entertained five couples with a dance for their daughter Miss Lama who wed Ensign Kenneth Tress Adame of Gambier. Parker's orchestra provided music and punch was served. Mrs Garrett honored and a picnic dinner at the Smats home included many local residents. Kenneth Trese Adame and Miss Lome Mears Aidtch wed at the Arndt home with Rev M Freeman officiating, followed by a motor trip to Cincinnati and Boston for the honeymoon while the Mears family prepared for travel.
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Ida Veatch
van Wirklen
Martinsburg Road
G. J. Arndt
South Gay
Garrett
Talu Marmer Garrett
Marehalltown
C. J. Smats
Howard
K. M. Hayes
Harlan Mayen
War
Varmer
and Mire
Clarence Farmer
Oliver Hand Hdith Parmer
Luctiie I Parmer
Uuca
Adame-Arndt
Kenneth Trese Adams
TAS
Maumer
Missy Lome Mears
Joide
Gay Street
Kibnwelock
M Freeman
Adams Wan
Kenyon College
Mis
Arndt Woe
Whrarian
Biblio Hilary
Dew
Mes
Adama
Mik Louise Arama
Clacinnatt
Mere
Adame
Clacinnati
Boston
Fire department responds to fumi gated room above post office
Fire crews were called around noon Tuesday to a room above the post office where fumigation was underway. Smoke was seen issuing from the room as workers attempted to contain the situation.
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Pene
Deserters Arrested Near Bladensburg After Camp Absence
Otto and Charles Davidson and their father were arrested for desertion from the United States Army at their home near Bladensburg. They were brought before the local exemption board for examination after failing to report to a camp and questioned about their loyalties. The board will report the attitude to the court for possible action.
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Olio
John Davidson
Cammy Sherman
Oelock
Sherif Moxsholder
Sherif Lytle
United States
Hladenshire
Dividson
Beenine
Divinity Stulents
Otto Davidson Iy Ald
Fons
Evins
Herons
Leony
Shernani
Davison
Miller Triples and Pledges Reported in Canterbury Drive Appeal
The report from Canterbury district details a war effort drive with pledges totaling about 510.0. Notable contributors include Sa Ward, Clourke, Marker, and Allen Choek Stall. Several names and amounts are listed such as Menten Chrisman 400, WoA Harner 4, Mary Hrluker 120, and Thomas Rockwell 186, among others. Th 8. Workman led the pledge collection and related urgent drives for stamps.
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Menten Chrisman
Woa Harner
Haxter
Mary
Hrluker
Campbell Hhddlor
Geogve G. Nixon
Thomas Rockwell
Clyde Msp Tigh
Brivihaven
Union
Nurkeye
BSS
Xovatara
Workman
Debate on Yellow War Savings Card use yields mixed views
The committee review of ML Vernon cards shows limited success and broad concerns. Some members oppose heavy use of the cards while others urge more time to meet pledges. A heated discussion highlights perceived inequities between richer residents and poorer neighbors.
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ML. Vernon
Ton
Sdems
Ly Hee
Ilore
Masons Presented with Service Flag at Temple Dedication
A servic e flag bearing 22 stars was presented to Mt. Bion Todas at the Sasonte temple ceremony. Judge Lewin U Houck spoke, Cromley led remarks, and the banner, about five by three feet, honored local Masons and Willi Wo Sant who died in Ceyph.
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Mt. Bion Todas
Cromley
Chatrian
Lewin U Houck
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Knox County
A fragmented notice describes an administrator's sale of real estate in Knox County. The event includes a public auction scheduled for a stated date, with details about the property and the appointing authority. The text references local attendees and postmeeting activities in a dated-era community setting.
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Mt. Vernon
Knox County
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