Union Township youths form three clubs at Danville meeting
A joint meeting of Mohican Union and Flat Rung ranges in the Danville K of P hall drew 250 to 400 youths and adults. J W Ransom noted plans for boys and girls clubs, resulting in a 30 member total with a pig, sewing, and poultry club. County schools superintendent J C Marriott outlined district consolidation, while Burl Hammond and Patrick Purcell discussed livestock shipments and juvenile probation. Notables from Mt Vernon included L Anderson and J C Knowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohican Union
Flat Rung
Danville
Wm Union Township
Hr. C. Whitney
J. W. Ransom
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Ransom
Knox County
J. C. Marriott
Kin
Lim
Alentive Learing
Burl C. Hammond
Wur Kat
Parn
Patrick Purcell
Mt Vernon
L. Anderson
Bupt
J. C. Knowles
Local Court Proceedings Resume Defense Begins Case
The $10,000 damage suit Samuel Ewing vs Paul Sawyer resumed after jury deliberations began Thursday. Plaintff alleges arrest for burglary and larceny without indictment. Garver and Sapp prosecute for Millersburg and Mt Vernon. Jury later returned verdict for defendant. other notes include transcript in Royal Riehart vs Walter Blakely and various guardianships and real estate transfers. Deputy Walker reportedly ill at home.
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Uull
Samuel Ewing
Paul Sawyer
Common Dieas Court
Biy
W. F P. Garver
Millersburg
B. B. Sapp
White
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
W. FP. Garver
Millers
Sapp
Mt. Vernon
Lot ©. Stillwell
Go, parent in Majiroe to Peter Mathers
A terse note records a transfer of one dollar from A. T Simpson to Peter Mathers, with the transaction described as a parent in Jaffarson. The line conveys a small monetary exchange between named individuals and places within a compact, ledger-like entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majiroe
Th Simpson
Peter Mathers
Jaffarson
Mt Vernon Rifle Club Honors Tie Between P Voorhis Pipes
FP J Man Voorhis and Carl Pipes are tied for the Mt Vernon Rifle and Revolver club championship. The keen contest sees both men eager for undisputed first place while other members show growing interest since the indoor range installation. Impromptu matches occur nearly daily as members compete for bragging rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. J. Man Voorhis
Carl Pipes
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon to host first automobile show
Mt Vernon plans its first auto show opening Wednesday afternoon in the Sapp Bros garage on West Ohio avenue and running through Saturday. Promoters aim for strong attendance, with schoolchildren admitted free Wednesday. The event features 30 cars from 15 makes, music each afternoon and evening, and displays from Cincinnati decorators and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Sapp ‘Bros. & Co
West Ohio Avenue
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
John M. Woolfson
K. of 7. Band
Riks Orchestra
Rifle's Story Highlights Grandfather Built Custom Rifle
William Stull discusses a rifle made by his grandfather Samuel Stull, known as Kuamith of Millyele, aged 82 at its creation. The wall built weapon showcases fine workmanship and carved details with the inscription 8 Stull on the barrel. Club members and locals studied the rifle as Stull used it at the Rifle and Revolver club range in the basement of a building. Also noted is Fostoria Creamery Co cash payment for cream via agent J. Carpenter at 1206 Went Hab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Stull
Mt. Vernon
Stull
Rifle & Revolver Club
Fostoria Creamery Co
Ey J. Carpenter
Bond Sue Likely In City Auditor States
City Auditor H C Gates reports from Columbus with Attorney General Price on a solution to Vernon’s and other municipalities’ financial distress. The Taft deficiency bonds law, effective now, may be used to cover current expenses but not 1920 operations. Gates will brief the city council next Monday and action may come soon to issue bonds to relieve distress.
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H.C. Gates
Maying
Columbus
Price
Vernon
Gates
Banner
Gaten
Tate
Municipalitien
Ohio
Davia
Centerburg Plans to Form Community Clubs
Centerburg superintendent M. Hesston reports about sixty boys and others show interest in clubs for clothing, food, dairy, poultry and village work. A late week meeting is planned to organize these clubs and address local concerns. Community leaders Homer C. Smith and Fred Bishop spearhead effort as countywide support grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Hesston
Centerburg
Centerbury
Homer C. Smith
Fred Bishop
Francas Hawkins
Avely
Frank Ellwood Called by Death in Mangfeld
Frank Ellwood, brother of Harry Ellwood, died Thursday morning after four months of stomach illness. He was 24, survived by wife and two children. Body to be brought to the city Saturday at 12 15 PM and laid to rest at Mound View cemetery with brief services by Rev. 4A. Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellwood
Harry Ellwood
Mangfeld
Mount Vernon Denounces Disharmony Hinders City Progress
In a letter titled Communication One for All and All for One Arthur J Matthews laments Mount Vernon's factional strife. He urges merchants and working people to unite for civic and financial improvement, warning that division blocks progress and harms the city’s pride and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raltor
Sir
Mount Vernon
Obio
Arthur J, Matthews
Dreaming of Sign of Activity and Fortune
A reflective piece on how dreaming about flaws signals activity and movement. It suggests travel alternates between fortune and misfortune, with scenes of smiling and frowning.
New Real Estate Firm Opens in Mt Vernon
A new real estate and insurance partnership forms in Mt Vernon led by Ted Taylor Bart Morn and Col J A Hunt. Located at Main and Gambier Streets over the Book and Art Shop. The firm will handle real estate farms and offering auto and liability insurance through partner companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Vernon
Menera
Pred
Ted) Taylor
Bart Morn
Col. J. A. Hunt
Main
Gambier
Stoyle Claims Champion Skater in Dunkirk
Bari Stoyle formerly of Mt Vernon now resident of Dunkirk New York claims to be champion roller skater of Dunkirk. He has accepted several challenges and arranged future matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bari Stoyle
Mt. Vernon
Dunkirk
N. Y
Dunkirk Evening Observer
Stoyle
Durbin Arrested in Reckless Driving Case Before Mayor
Morris Durbin faced Mayor Nedfiger in police court this morning on a reckless driving charge. He pleaded not guilty and his hearing was set for later this evening. Officer French filed the accusation after locating Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Durbis
Nedfiger
Durbin
French
Local Rider to Appear on Friday Evening Queries
A terse note states a rider will present himself Friday evening on South Main for court questions. Officials expect reckinan driving matters to be addressed during the appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Maintron
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Union Townsrip
K. of C
J. W., Ransom
B. C. Hammond
Doilinga Co
Omge Gise
Common Pleas
Court House
Royal Riehart
Walter Blakely
Nien
Joseph FP. Bilbaulh
Union Township
Gurdian
George Isreal
James Robertson Lerant
Minor
Ko, Arnold
James Tyrao
James H. McBride
Jonah Hildreth
J. ®. Anderson
Laura
Wing We. Sawyer
Emule
Commandeas
Court of Appeals
Bop
Patterson
Sherif
Oliver M. Walker
Logan Natural Gas & Fuel Co
Howard M. Hunteberger
Ue Cuisene’ Building & Loans& Buying Association of
Han
W. A. Hosack
Carrie Kennedy
Margerite Pit
Darcel
Wwaifle Club
Mit. Vernon
Rifle
William Stull
R. L. Deilinge Co
K. of
Renick W. Dunlap
Florida
Qollings
R. Parker
Eo Lrmanent
Ho Ne
Newark
the Home Building Association Co
E. M. Baugher
Newark, Ohio
Plante
Planta
Licking
Fredericktown
Alexandria
Coshocton
Eamery Company
Bellville
Lexington
Croton Factor Rector Factory
Fordson
Detroit
F. J. Harris & Co
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