Flag Moment as Rev Miller Leads Knox County Court House Ceremony
A Saturday audience gathered at Knox County Court House as Rev H H Miller delivered a patriotic address while the Star Spangled Banner floated atop the courthouse pole. Helen Pack recited Old Flag as Proba te Judge Philip La Wilking chaired. Miller voiced support for Wilson amid wartime policy and Roosevelt, urging U S action in Europe.
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H. H. Miller
Knox County Court House
Court House
Francis Scott Rey
United States of America
Buine
Knox County
Philip la Wilking
America
Wilkins
R. A. Chubb
Mins Helen Pack
Mr. Miller
Europe
Congress
Bismarck
Wilson
Teddy” Roosevelt
Patriot Address Inspires Knox County Community Event
Rev H H Miller delivered a stirring patriotic address at the Knox county ceremony praising veterans and calling for continued support for Europe relief efforts. Drum corps from Joe Hooker Post No 21 GA R performed. the flag was raised twice to honor Old Glory over the county courthouse. C B Pury organized the event, coordinating arrangements and ensuring the ceremony proceeded smoothly.
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Wishlan
Eastop
Nee Bogle Ani
Koose Volk
Europe
Mr. Miller
Joe Hooker
Ga.r
Aixtien
Free
John R. Mott
HH. Miller
Knox County
Redram Corps
Vernon
C. B. Pury
Court House
Securities and Mortgage Assets Description
Wiret mortgages on homes and farms valued over fifty million dollars. A large reserve fund of $250,000 and growing annually. Officers devoted to company service. Insurance policies covering fire cyclone burglary etc. Assets listed at $13,600,000. Five percent tied to time deposits.
Lad of 14 recovers stolen auto near Huron County
Philip S Kelser reported his automobile stolen from a freight house in Chicago Junction on Friday and recovered within four hours at Nova, about 50 miles east. A 14 year old boy was suspected. police alerted area villages for inquiries.
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Lad
Nova
Huron County
Philip S. Kelser
Chicago Junction
Auppretierston
Appeal to Fredericktown Residents to Keep Ow Creek Clean
Citizens urged by the Women’s Civic League committee to stop dumping trash into Ow Creek. They describe the town’s beauty and ask residents to refrain from discarding waste from the bridge or riverbank near the B O railroad depot to preserve the natural scenery.
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Fredericktown
Woman's Civic League of
Dye Competing for Appointment to Annapolis
Washington May 7 Representative Ashbrook designated Wayne Al Ikon McDowell of Aubland and Phillip Dye of Mt Vernon to take a competitive examination for a nomination to the United States Naval Academy. McDowell is 48 and a son of J W McDowall, a former congressman, while Dye is a son of Rev George R Dye.
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Washington
Ashbrook
Wayne al Ikon McDowell
Aubland
Phillip Dye
Mt. Vernon
Anmpolis Naval Academy
MeDowell
J. W. McDowall
Congress
Ind
George R- Dye
Submarine warfare and aerial scouting in early naval fear
Air scouts may spot submarines from aloft better than surface ships but bombs from aircraft lack reliability. Seaplanes can threaten subs on the surface and force them to submerge, while destroyers remain essential for sinking. Wind-resistance data for the Neptune collier is also reported.
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Sayx C. G. Grey
London Aeroplane
New York World
Desertion Case Highlights Honeymoon Hard Times
Edith Taylor sues for divorce from Ralph Le Taylor charging indolence abuse and desertion since March. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Ewers and support until division of property. Other items note probate appointments, estate inventories, a deed filing, partial account in the Sarah Cooper Hervey guardianship, and marriage licenses for two teachers in Akron area.
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Edith Taylor
Ralph le. Taylor
Karsul
Marah
Military Exhibition Precedes Local Baseball Game Next Sunday
The Vernon area prepares for a rare event as Ashland invited players, a strong amateur squad, will display military drill at the park before the Mt Vernon team faces Ashland. This marks the first such exhibition in Vernon, promising strong crowd interest.
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Ball Park
Gancelied
Tin Mt Verniniam
Monarche
Columbur
Ashland Bateldb
Ashland
Staty
Miltary
Dri Wil
Mr. Vornon
Mossholder in Taxi Accident Injures Not Serious
Kenneth Mossholder son of Sheriff Walter Mossholder sustained bruises when a taxicab driven by Lewie B. Scarbrough ran off the road near Ball's crossing. The vehicle jammed on a blowout. two men repairing another car aided him, and he was taken to town.
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Kenneth Mossholder
Sherif Walter J. Mossholder
Hix
Lewie B. Scarbrough
Rivew
Ball's Crossing
Mogsholder
Hie
Mossholder
Levering event showcases contest and dry states display
Five contestants compete with Mr Wills Chilcote winning the gold in a Levering W C T U pageant of May. A Levering quartet sang a patriotic piece while local boys and girls demonstrated the number of dry states. Judges were Dr Weight Mrs McCullough and Miss Simmons.
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Levering
Wills Chilcote
Ol Boapy
Levering W. C. T. U
Dr Weight
George McCullough
Mise Simmons
McKee Dinner Hosts East Union Visitors in Millwood
Mr and Mrs D C McKee entertained Sunday at their Millwood home honoring their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Noah McKee of East Union. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Carry Carpenter of New Castle.
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D.C. McKee
Millwood
Noah McKee
East Union
Carry Carpenter
New Castle
Open Air Meeting Energizes Knox County Battery in Centerburg
Under persistent rain the Knox county battery of field artillery drew strong interest at an open air meeting in Centerburg on Saturday evening. Mayor Cotton presided as the Centerburg band played and speeches were given by William J. Robinson the Rev H H Miller and Lieutenant Julius W Headington. Ten new members enlisted Saturday and five more Sunday, bringing the battery strength to eleven.
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Knox County Battery of Field Artillery
Centerburg
Cotton
William J. Robinson
H. H. Miller
Mieut
Julius W. Head
Angton
Duuphtor Report Of Sunday Tour And Mint Edgar Mocher
A fragment notes a Sunday morning event involving Edgar Mocher of Went Wingatret and an apparent tour. Details are incomplete but place names suggest local civic or ceremonial proceedings connected to a person named Edgar Mocher.
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Edgar Mocher
Went Wingatret
Local resident Mrs. Susan Taylor dies after brief illness
Mrs. Susan Taylor, wife of William Taylor, died Sunday at 4 a.m. at her daughter's home in Morgan Township near Brandon after a few hours of illness. She was 66, survived by husband and three daughters including Mrs. J. J. Horn, Mrs. H. L. Delasenbach, and Mrs. Edwin Ewart. Funeral Tuesday at 11, interment in Mound View cemetery. The Banner reports on W. L. Saunders visiting Mt Vernon and the anti submarine invention chatter, citing his ties to Ingersoll-Hann Co and Cooper Co, noting discussions among locals and the Associated Press coverage.
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Susan ‘Taylor
William ‘Taylor
Edwin Ewart
Morgan Township
Brandon
Taylor
J. J. Horn
Dresden
H. L. Delasenbach
Chicago
Mound View Cemetery
W. L. Saunders
Mt. Vernon
Prema
Cily
Big Sty
Kenyon College Seeks Military Instructor
Kenyon College president T. William F Peires travels to Washington in May to urge Secretary Baker to detail an officer as military instructor at Kenyon. The move aims to strengthen the college's military training program and campus discipline with a qualified officer.
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Washington
T.william F Peires
Kenyon College
Baker
Kenyon
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Knox Ogo Ed
EAL Teha Bank
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West Side Public Square
Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Kelser
Dye
Annapolis
Neva
Neptune
Washington Navy Yard
Naval
William MecEntee
Ste
Ewers
Sappie
W. 5
McGinfey
Charity Kergrey
Lloyd W. Hoar
Collins
Charles W. Hayes
Perry Collins
A. F. Stauffer
Minnie B. Pipes
Charles Colville
Sarah Cooper Hervey
Willi Wolt Cooper
Akron
Martha A. Motz
Brown Township
C. A. DL. Freseman
Ashlard
Ringwalt’s
Ringwall’s
The
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Mrs
Charles Harris
Albert Alsdort
Lewis “Ballinger
William Lewis
Blair
Ballinger
Mt Vernon
Banas
John R. Scofield
Mt. Vernon Bridge Co
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Mr. Scofield
Plattsburg
Society Notes
Phebe
Banner
Man
Susan Taylor
L. Saunders
Cooper Company
Wo DL. Saumders
Naval Consulting Board
Thie City
Vernnon
Saunders
Ingersoll-Hann Go
New York City
G. Cooper Co
Mr. Saunders
Sei Day
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Associated Press
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