Local notices mix in Mt Vernon day by day
A buried fragment of Mt Vernon life shows visits to the city for business and pleasure. Names like A A Pavey Columbus James Platt and Carl Willis appear among a flood of local residents stopping in for shopping, meetings, and social calls. Fireworks promotions at Woolton's and store hours adjustments color the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cote
Carl Ferrel
Zanvaville
Mareturet
Utica
A. A. Pavey
Columbus
A. J. Jones
Bansfield
Carl Willis
James Platt
Zanesville
Hrink Haven
Woolton's
Antony Cuenot
Danville
Vernon
HH. H. Neville
Orrville
Mt. Vernon
Woolson’s
Mary Hanger
Seholes
Ioway
Bualnese
Austin Cochran
Minn Vivian
Howard
Bostley
Dorothy Nixon
Helsen Nixon
KM Harris
Bladensburg
Carl Fenney
George Knucht
Dalny
Woalton's
Carl Poaira
Joseph Oge
Great Valley
City
Dir
C. H. Mayle
Fredericktown
Yuster
Mt Vernon Sees Record Autos During Sells Auto Parade
Police Chief PB J Parker reported Mt Vernon hosted a record number of autos on Wednesday when the Sells Auto circuit visited. Parking around the city square filled early, but drivers cooperated with traffic officers and moved smoothly through the parade. Parker praised orderly conduct and the absence of difficulties throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB. J. Parker
Mt. Vernon
Sells-Auto Circuit
Parker
Chet Parker
Sunday school activities and local visits in Bangs
The Bangs community notes a busy week with Sunday school at 10 a.m and class at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor in the evening. Visitors include Jesse Roarick and daughter Lucile in Fremont, Frank Martin of Lakeville on business, Mary Connabee with parents, Mrs. Emmis Critchield visiting Lakeville, Mrs. Wilawboth Hell Jett at Lake near Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Robinson in Delaware. Numerous relatives and friends are cited among gatherings and dinners, with Children’s Day exercises last Sunday raising 54.15 in offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Jesse Roarick
Lucile
Fremont
Frank Martin
Lakeville
Mary Connabee
Elyrin
JL. W. Connabes
Emmis Critchield
Wilaw
Vernon
Charles McCleland
G. C. Mitchell
Elnor
Verner Mitchell
Hamil
Dia Mitchell
Ailsa Net Mitchell
Colt Mitchell
Contenting
Mra. J
EL L. Hyatt
Allen Clark
EK. F. Higgins
Melon Raising On The Increase In Several States
The United States Department of Agriculture estimates late cantaloupe acreage at 68,310 across 16 states, up from 47,280 in 1921. Colorado leads with 16,000 acres, followed by Arkansas and California. The commercial late watermelon area is 44,325 acres, up from 42,870. New York 7,020, California 7,400, Texas up to 2,600, and Missouri 10,420 as the top producing state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Arkatwan
Maryland
New York
California
Minsouri Ia
Okfavorge
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Kodak Pictures
Tinkey
Dale Porter
Q. Cullison
Zack
D. Heal
South Gay Street
Dawds Dry Goods Co
Tythy Xia Myr
Krighaum
Businews
Hurschel Pinkley
Milton
Lewis
Culver
Corto
Siegfried's
George Thurston
Sparta
Stanley Pearl
North Sandusky Street
J.C. Tukey
Tuiwell Tinkey
Wikford
Vox & Bleinhof
Ethel Carpanter
C. Sau Mere
West Burke Street
Francie Boyle
Horrie
Ae Mowor
Earl Pipes
Spertiorture Road
Inter-City Ten Co
Thie City
Charles F. Carey
Columbus Road
Hoston
National Education Association
Fred Wonders
Jev. Donald Wonders
T. JF. Carpenter
Molen
J. Coup
Near Amity
John Ralston
Sumner Lee
East Sugar
Wtreet
Selly Floto Circus
Lee
Sum
Mra
H. M. Lybarger
East Vine
David Lahman
Thelma
William Hoeman
Hertha
Dowds Dry Goods Co
TuThe Xs
Bernice Sherman
Alice Oliver
Thelma Hulman
Centerbury
Lucille Ashbaugh
East Gambier Street
le Hibbite
J. T. Sapp
G. Pertult
G. L. Sapp
Horton
A. J. Meeks
Brink Haven
Max Meyers
West Gambler Street
L. Jay Duke
Claren Duke
Annapod
Duke
Annapolis Naval Academy
Luke
Allen Taylor
Clem Taylor
Grant Hospital
Taylor
Harry T. Burleigh
South Vernon Camp Fire
American Legion Hall
Osborne
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co
Aguare
Jules Dan
Franklin Streat
Sacui
H. Waldo Retan
North Division Street
Miller & O'lfren's
Mins
Gow
John Hateman
Gumbier
Obie
Jols Factig Mar
K—Bay
Call Knox Hatchery
V. C. Hile
Metzgar
Station
Newark Pike
W. C. Rockwell Farm Land Company
C. C. Pike
L. A
HUA
Gambler Street
Hanford Street
Ohio
Knox Electric Co
East Vine Street
Wolfe Tire Co
Canal
Benton Harbor
Mich
Laily
Mickie
Gartoor
W. Alsdorf
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co
Baldwin & Peterson
C. M. Baltzell
Barr
Edgar
T. C. Canning
J.C. Cranmer
A. M. Cochran
F. J. Durbin
Fobes & Co
Fox & Steinhoff
Friel & Son
J.B. Hall
John Holquist
Arthur Heldenbrand
F. J. Keefer
F. B. Loney
Jos, Mayer, Jr
Hi. N. Mendenhall
W. 8
Pearl
Pitkin's Cash Market
Purity Grocery and “Meat Market
Ransom Brothers
C. J. Ross
C. M. Siegfried
Seiler
F. J. Spangler
Howard Tarr
Frank Tydings
Sarl
George Wythe
Charles Whittington
A. Lechner
Main Avenue
Clifton
N. J
Congress
Freer Bittinger
West
Ohio Avenue
Sapp Brothers & Co
the Kokosing Lunch Shop
South Main Street
Frances Willard Candies
van Raalte
Wotan
Tham