Local notes from Mt. Vernon and Columbus area
Mt Vernon and Columbus residents are mentioned in a string of short items. People travel for business, visits, or medical care. Kodak studio ads appear. Poppleton Grocery Co and Yanger’s mark local commerce. various residents plan visits to Columbus Hunts Mansfield and Newark. automobile tags and hospital stays noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgs
Oliver Mills
Howard
Ute City
Bowmans
Atto Tire
Bird Brown L
Columbus
Kodak Pictures
Tinkey
Atudin
F. Cooper
Hast Gambier
van & Columbuy
George HB. Yanger
Carl Wool
Bitesburgh
John Wood
Clarance Anerson
Poppleton Grocery Co
Mast Gambier Street
Hoth
Dachsett
Sharpe
Hunts
Kodak
Kant Ganler Street
Mt Vernon
Oho
Handwriting Transfer on Iron Discovery Tale
An iron founder, experimenting with tolten tem, accidentally dropped a ticket that left a recognizable imprint on iron. He refined a heat proof method to transfer handwriting onto paper that was placed in the mold, creating a clear impression after the iron cooled.
The Girl with Beautiful Hair
A narrator recalls a haunting encounter at a remote gorge and a moonlit hotel, where temptation tests a gentleman’s restraint. The tale follows a fleeting affair, its aftermath, and a later eerie connection as the subject appears again in a city show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Dinexa
Guenin
Fleen
Doring
Mt Zion Community Notices Mixed With Local Visits
Mount Zion area residents and neighbors join in varied social visits. Mr and Mrs John Wolfe hosted guests from Mt Vernon while Mr and Mrs Steven Underwood visits extended with family. Winding Park and Hen Pack connections appear among weekly movements. A fire damaged a barn recently, destroying tools and equipment. Public works and road improvements are noted by George Dugan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerw
Chi Ffren
Wden Sanday
John Wolfe
Guy Taylor
Mt. Vernon
Steven Underwood
Batuunday
Henry Underwood
Mt. Varun
Cary Harpin
Winding Park
George Unrile
Milton Hays Visted
Margaret Ficydet
Madenbore
Charles Dugan
Barney
Pontente
Lawrence Green
John Rizor
Hen Pack
George Dugan
Nehway
Community Notes From Bladensburg and Nearby
Casually recorded visits and family ties dominate this Bladensburg area chronicle. Names such as Rev Saylor Mack and Cumming relatives appear among dinners, summer visits, and weekend gatherings in Martinsburg Hartford and Fredericktown. Local residents including Miss Roxetta Melick and Mr. John Berry are noted for travels and purchases.
Death notices for Moxley and Gaines in local obituaries
The death of Harry Moxley from Akron after an appendicitis operation prompted his widow Mrs Joseph Gilbert and Mr and Mrs William Moxley of Wooster to travel home from Akron. The funeral was held Tuesday. The deceased, formerly of Mt Vernon, is survived by a wife and two children. The Gaines funeral for the late John Gaines was held in Danville Thursday afternoon at 2. He died in Crowstand Tuesday at age 51 and served as mayor for several years. He is survived by his daughter Irene Leopoll of Cleveland. The funeral was at the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Lachapelle
South Vernon
Chleno
Charles Briscoe
Mins Rone Dailey
Raymond Bull
Fredericktown
Mt. Vernon
Saylor
Mack Cumming
Otis Cumming
Martinburg
Mollie Harris
Clyde Allen
Long Beach
Cal
Thomas Vanwinkle
George Davison
Hartford
John Cos
Lloyd Fall
Aden
Ella Decker
Coshocton
Lloyd
Roxetta Melick
Akron
Me. Harth Mill
Ralph
Olivia Allen
Gambier
Moira Hall
Thomas Tall
Adrian
Mary Earleywine
Stew
Sims
Palmyra
Here
Afr
Gary
Ind
Mia
Jonnie Nichole
Homer
Newark
Harley Sima
Howard
Truttie Cummins
Berry Melick
Eatarth
Pauline Porterfield
Grace
Marinaburg
John Berry
Harry Moxley
Joseph Gilbert
Wooster Avene
William Moxley
Moxley
Puesday
the Gaines
John Gains
Danville
Irene Leopoll
Cleveland
First Christian Church
Millwood
Simeon Taggart
Millwood Christian Church
Weat Vine Street
Minnie Anderson
George Doolittle
Mary Doolittle
Jacob Welker
Leonard Frye
Gora Parker
William McElroy
Sarah Rightmire
Grace Darling
John L. Hammond
Burrell Hammond
George Lepley
Jacob Baker
John Sapp
Elinor Welsh
Clover Club Hosts Picnic and Wedding News
Clover club members hosted a picnic at a member's home with 25 in attendance. Miss Magdalene Banter of Columbus attended as an out of town guest. Lawrence LeRoy Wry and Helen Trone Lafferre wed at Rev J A Long's home on East Vine street. They will live at 307 East High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Club
Mixa Helen Bainter
South Vernon
Magdalene Banter
Columbus
Dalé Edward Barre
Ethel Mae Roby
Whittaker
North Gay Street
Charles W. Barre
West High Street
Barre
Frank Roby
West Vine Street
Banning Building
Social notes from area residents and visitors mingle at home events
Mr and Mrs William Hough returned home Monday after vacation with daughter Mrs Ambrose Dickerson and guests including Mr and Mrs French Baird. Mr Evaline Carey and others were guests of Mrs James Carey near Banga. Iris Bricker and children visited Mr and Mrs Jerome Bricker. Marty T Brown and W H Brown Jr hosted relatives with Ambrose Dickerson visiting Bellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrr
William Hough
Vernon
Ambrose Dickerson
French Baird
Butler Tweedy
Witty
Bart George
Canterbury
Evaline Carey
Iva Cuey
Emma Walker
Garay
James
Jamas Carey
Banga
Iris Bricker
Wormbn
Jerome Bricker
Marty ‘T. Brown
W. H. Brown, Jr
Bellville
Mansfield Church Attendances Highlight Weekend Visit Trends
Frank Hunter returned to Canon City residence. Cecil Hazlitt and family visited Mansfield Sunday. Mrs. Clarence Beal and Mrs. Charles Wright traveled back to Mansfield and Cleveland respectively. Harvey Beal hosted a visit as multiple local residents attended Democracy Sunday children's services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hunter
Canon City
Cal
Cecil Hazlitt
Mansfield
Clarence Beal
Harvey Beal
Democracy
Charles Wright
Cleveland
Frank Frasher
Clarence Montgomery
Village Guests Attend Weddings and Visits in Newark
Local residents and visitors from Howard, Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, and beyond spent days in Newark for weddings, visits, and business. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Charion Smith and Mrs. J. J. Storer, with travel to Columbus for the Wright Ruswell wedding and other trips to Akron, Canton, Athens, and Philadelphia.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bouth
Main Street
Bell Phone
von Pitkin
Bass Belles Tech
Srceeens
Arbuckie
Prince Albert
Rose Dean
R. W. Pitkin
Wwfdastt
Zelta Pruner
North Mulberry
van Sant Howtal
Cloyd Myers
Mary
Spaght
Jamok A. Behoeffer
White
Mra
Wiepine Meadler
AlLied Re
B. Ford
Atraet
J. Mr. Critchfeld
Prank van Voorhis
Hebron
Thurney
Bupinoma Tattle
Virginia Leonard
Gambler
Mine Beaty Smith
Maat Hamtramck Errest
W. F. Allette
Cedar Hount
Ohio State Teachers
Qecoclion
A. E. Rawhingon, Jr. Mitchell
Carl Zolman H. Gimone
Mt. Vernon Hay Co
Paul McKee
South Division
Atrest
Milas Magdalene Tainter
Minn Helen Balnter
Mre
Hall of
Utica
Ralph J Wolford
East Vine Straet
East Vine Straet For Thuraday
Tadianapolle
Tnd
Ralph Shaffer
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Dea
Poppleton Groscery Co
Hant Gambier Street
Hacat
Oscar
Ruth Elder
Junction
City
Hartrott
Alice Hull
Crh
Pan Mummér
Opuwite
Abe
Tait
Nath
MT. Zion
Bladensburg
Benson
Harry Benson
George Benson
Misa Olive Ragte
Henrieta McLarnan
Riverside Park
Rebit’ Chase
Martha Cotton
Grace Ose
Erma Witega
Velmar Porter
Katherine Burson
Olive Hagle
Hax 1 Curtis
Henrietta McLannan
James Biggs
Laurel Wilson
John Phillips
Herbert Phillips
Wilbur Inks
Roy Mondeohall
Ralph Hedge
Walter Cotton
Dean Chatter
Pau Chase
Joseph Howell
John Howell
Cleyton Todd
MG Vernon
Minces Flonna
Bessie Bennett
Manefield
Ackerman Jones
H. M. Noble
Chart
Ackerman
Mita Bertha G. Jones
Mr. Ackerman
First Nations Bank
Ackermen
Jones
North Liberty
Mary Montgomery
Moye
Brethren Clutch
R O'Cock
Frances Coup Pyle
West Chestnut
Guy Blubaugh
East Vine Street
A. G. Plenner
John Simpson
North Braddock Street
Gomer Gilliland
Paul
Harry McCready
B. Gilland
Louis Schultz
James G. Greer
Columbus Road
Charles
Greer
F. Lytle
Perry Bricker
Brinkhaven
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