Resigning Chief Clerk Harry A. Phillips Leaves Mt Vernon
Harry A. Phillips, chief clerk at the Ohio State Sanatorium for ten years, resigns and plans to move to Atlanta with his wife Mrs. Phillips. He has held many local roles in Masons and Knights Templars and will be missed by Mt Vernon friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Phillips
Ohio State Sanatorium
State Board of Administration
Phillips
Vernon
Atlanta
Mt. Vernon
Aladdin Temple
Mystic Shrine
Clinton Commandery
No. 6
Knights Templars
Gay Street M
Fredericktown Local Notes and Church Revival Schedule
Fredericktown gossip lists Mrs. Harry L Groff visiting daughter Mrs Clyde Newman in Akron and Evan Cole planning to move to Munice Indiana with his family to start a business with his brother. Listings include an eight by forty eight inch oak dining set for sale and local rentals. The Methodist Episcopal Church announces Sunday school at 945 a m worship at 11 with the sermon The Supreme Hour Epworth League at 630 p m revival meetings begin with topics such as A Sad Tragedy Reconciliation What Shall I Do With Jesus To the Utterment and Caring for Souls Services start at 790 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Groff
Clyde Newman
Akron
Evan
Cole
Munele
Ind
Salu
Fredericktown
Earl Beamer
Mansfield
A. M. ‘Terry
Isaac Herdman
West First Street
William
Ray Hull
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Jesus
Hog house plans on display at farm bureau office
Hog house plans secured for Mr. B. R. Carpenter of Butler township from the Ohio State school of agriculture are now on display at the farm bureau’s office over the Knox County Savings Bank. The hog barn, to be built this season by Carpenter, exemplifies the latest design with devices to ease hog raising. Plans may be inspected for a week or two. call at the office for details. Charles Hardin of Gambler, ill with influenza, is reported improved. Miss Avis Jones, Brink Haven teacher, was in Mt. Vernon Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. R. Carpenter
Butler Township
Butler
S. 1. Anderson
Ohio State School of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Knox County Savings Bank
Carpenter
Knox County
Charles Hardin
Gambler
Avis Jones
Brink Haven
Mt. Vernon
Hospital notes and transfers to Mt Vernon hospital
Mrs Bred Barry and others were removed from the M 8 ranitorism to their home on the Martinabore road last evening by Miller O'Bry Tatts ambulance. George Graves of the east wing Kenyon College was taken to Mt Vernon hospital last night in McCormick's Ambulance for treatment. Abe Skipper of West Hightrest was taken to a local hospital early this morning in McCormick's ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bred Barry
Martinabore Road
Miller & O'Bry- Tatts
George Graves
Kenyon College
Mt.Vernon Hospital
McCormick
O— Abe Skipper
West Hightrest
McCormick's
Utica Masonic Banquet and Various Local Socials Highlight Week
The Utica area enjoyed a busy week of social events with the annual Masonic banquet and ball drawing a large crowd. Arthur Hantey’s orchestra provided music. East End club members hosted 11 guests of Mrs. Sylvester Pisher, with refreshments served. Priscilla Club entertained 12 members and three guests at Mrs. Walter B. Mosholder’s East Chestnut home. Circle No. of the Church of Christ hosted an evening for Mrs. Hoyt and Mrs. Otto Fleming at Mrs. William P. Hough’s West Curtis address, featuring music, games, and refreshments. The Baptist mission circle met in the chapel with officer election postponed. the Pink Tea in First Ward School supported the Pythian Sisters’ Past Chiefs’ association with a playlet and student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Arthur Hantey
East End
Sylvester
East Pleasant Street
Circle No
Church of Christ
William P. Hough
West Curtis Street
Hoyt
Otto Fleming
Cox
Hough
Fleming
Mission Circle
Mission Circle of the
Baptist’ Church
Cleeland
Weed
First Ward
Chiefs’ Association of the Pythian Sisters
Chiefs’ Association
David Campbell
Mary, Stinemetz
Kate Cochran
Edith Tucker
Ida Larabee
Daisy Cox
Frederica Matthews
Elgin Thompson
Kensington club gathers for afternoon readings at Mast High Street home
A large Kensington club gathering at Mrs Campbell Batersine Cb Mra on Mast High Street featured twelve ladies, including Mrs Edward Dalley and Mrs Joseph Morton. Mrs George S Harter described the presentation of the flag and banner to Dan G. Bone Jr. Post 136 American Legion. Mrs H C Parker was elected vice president. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs William Gower. The next meeting will be at Mrs Arhtentrout’s home on West Chestnut Street in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell Batersine
Campbell
Kensington Club
Mast High Street
Tadien
Edward Dalley
Joseph Morton
George 5. Harter
Dan G. Btone Jr
American Legion
Speed Up Work On Rubber Co Building Project
Bad weather and labor shortages slow Knox Tire and Rubber Co site construction. B B Frantz visited Columbus to urge Elford Construction Co to deploy more workers. The contractor will immediately increase labor to meet the rubber company's desired progress pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
B. B. Frantz
Columbus
Elford Construction Co
Elford Company
Dollar Day Planned by Mt Vernon Merchants
Mt Vernon retail merchants will meet at the Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday at 7 30 p m to plan a future Dollar Day semiannual event. Attendees will hear proposals for $1 specials that offer much higher values to boost business and showcase local stocks. The meeting will set the event rate. Also notes include visit mentions of Mr James H Park of Metropolis and local residents recovering from influenza, with Columbus trip noted for Mrs C F Colville and Miss Florence Westlake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
James H. Park
Metropolis
Ifa
C. F. Colville
Misa Florence Westlake
Columbus
Shell Shock Case in Knox County Probate Court
Leslie H. Wise of Fredericktown faces an insanity ruling after a World War I service record and a standoff in an old house. A medical exam by Dr. Boatman and Dr. Arndt found shell shock. Wise, 27, will be conveyed to the state hospital in Columbus. deputy sheriff Lytle helped arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Leslie H. Wise
Fredericktown
Carle Wine
Wise
Lytle
N. B. Boatman
George D. Arndt
State Hospital
Columbus
Knox County Probate and Public Notices Report
Henry enta case from Knox County Probate Court. inventory filed showing 1533.43 by HM B Woollson administrator of Jane C Woollson. James executor Henry G Jones account confirmed. Marriage license Wilford Pudtring and Mary Elizabeth Mancott. Real estate transfers from Peter Popell Ada Geiger. Gallaway to Cooper Co. Morrison to? County records. Army discharge Carl C Vernon filed. guardian Frances Coup action. care of Frances B Coup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. B. Woollson
Jane C. Woollson
Knox County
Tothert
James
Henry G. Jones
Provinte Court
Peter Popell
Ada Geiger
Clinton
Marlin B. Gallaway
C. & G. Cooper Co
City
Mary Mt. Farrisom
Charles Mary Riven
Frances B. Coup
Ella W. Bostwick
Willam M. Cup
Within B. Coup
Court of Common Pleas
Frederick man hosts guest in city visit
Mr. Robert Mucker of Frederick visited the city Saturday to transact business, while Miss Ruth Johnston of Nashville Tenn was the guest of Miss Helen Crumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mucker
Frederick
Ruth Johnston
Nashville
Tenn
Helen Crumley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Pillps
Mr. Phillips
Ste
Priscilla Club
Walter B. Mosholder
East Chestnut Street
Florence Kinney
Austinburg
Jay Dike
Ruth Hull
Harold Walker
East Vine Street
Rubber Company
The
West Jefferson Creamery Co
Greeta Purdy
Salisbury’s
West High
Leslie Wise
Knox County Court House
R. L. Jones
Daniel Henry
George
Henry
Wilford Pudtring
Buck- Joye City
Mary Elizabeth Mancott
Howard
Francis A. Gilmore
Carl C. Vernon
Rwcard
Price & Son
Danville, Ohio
Samson Tractor Model
Oradle NS Mane
Danville
Nykari Auto
Imlei
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