Record Breaks in Wir Station County Sales in May
Breaking all records for the week in May, Wir station Frederick Town district reports total sales of 12184.08 with every agency contributing. Notable amounts include North Liberty 2744.01, Ankeny Town post office 1425.00, Mirat National Bank 4308.48, and other post offices and banks totaling wide county participation. The county committee notes Martinsburg Madensburg Freet event supports county drive, while the lowest district fails to meet quota with sales of 944.
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Fales
Wir
Frederick Town
Wagner
William Burger
North Tiberty
William Leeny
Ankenytown
Ankeny
Cennis
Wales
Knox County Savings Bank
Carrot Dock
Gumiler Posto Thien
Postoilers
Martinsburg-Madensburg
Slip Proves Bad For Local Gardens
An unclear note cites a Mt Vernon figure Ish Ram of AMON Hayek warning that slips endanger youths and adults alike, with references to juvenile behavior and temper. The text suggests a need for discipline and mentions a Thursday event at White River where a similar issue arose and players were admonished.
Patriotic meetings planned in several towns this week
Mey C Anderson arranged a series of patriotic meetings in several communities including Yelloway Five Corners Hopewell and Fredericktown The schedule lists speakers Walter Morris Charles Appleton 0 H Bhaw George Wythe and Lye Hey Anderson plus others The gatherings aim to boost the district wartime stamp drive and meet a yearly quota of stamps occurring across multiple churches and venues this week
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Mey
C. Anderson
Jelloway
Aesd
Walter Mirris
Charles Appleton
H. Bhaw
George Wythe
Lye
Hey
Anderson
Aveaker
Five Corners
Hopewell
Banton
Howerdy
Fredericktown
Knox County Men Named on Ohio Fuel Supply Co Honor Roll
Two Knox County youths appear on the honor roll of Ohio Fuel Supply Co in an annuary preview. The record lists Pangle and Uhrly among company men for March and April with Mongaeethe noted in the period.
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Knox CO
F. S. CO
Knox County
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Oid
Mongaethe
The Long Arm of Mercy and the Red Cross Faith
A reverent piece extols the Red Cross as the Long Arm of Mercy, urging universal enrollment and praising its war relief work. It describes the organization as humane, efficient, and above sect or prejudice, capable of healing suffering across nations and disasters.
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Red Cross
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Emerson
Humanity
The
Japan
China
Cuba
India
Italy
Poland
Servia
Belgium
Bombardments Fail to Break Red Cross Worker Resolve
A wartime letter from Helen McBihone, a Red Cross canteen worker, describes fatigue and morale under bombardment. She recalls frontline hardships, long shifts serving coffee and sandwiches, and the sustaining hope provided by the American people and allied forces as they endure through cold nights and heavy shelling.
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Red Cross
Helen McBihone
Hoyer
Wight
Ted Crom
Work Bureau Averages Ten Daily Calls Amid Efforts
The article notes the Work Bureau handling about ten calls per day as part of a thrift drive. It references Huber and Kastan, mentions the high activity of the new employee program, and cites reactions from officials about expectations versus reality. The piece reflects a community effort to improve communication and support.
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Voluphone
Fey
Mienes
Thrift
Etary
AERA
KO Huber
Weoordiik
Robert
Kastan
Tinkey Named Pres of Epworth League
The Epworth League officers for the coming year were elected at the annual supper on Wednesday evening at He Moon, with President Haran Tinkey Lat View Pres. dyin awit Tod Vie Prog. Corette Shun, Sed Vide Pret. Barnet Houseways, Myrtle Payne, and others named for roles. The report of the president and remarks by speakers summarized past work and future aims, with a vacant selection by the Epworth League committee for an additional post. A new president was named, and the meeting closed with plans for the Tweepworth League.
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Cnming
Wollawins
Diane Nelone
Midenabannette
Mil
Her
Whiten
Serena
Enetaom
Vivien Howie
Gloria Wisner
Uipworth League
Anisertet
Anorter
Autos Collision Report From Divblo Street Incident
A chaotic collision on Divblo Street involved multiple vehicles. Witnesses described a dented car rear ending a larger vehicle near the Hine corner, with several bystanders and a list of names read by officials as the scene unfolded.
Patriotism program by Berlin schools headline reading
A fragmented report describes a patriotic program presented by pupils at Berlin schools. The event featured songs and activities intended to boost morale, with mentions of related patriotic themes and community involvement.
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Berlin
Fredericktown and Pleasant Town Social Notes Mix Events
Fredericktown residents and neighbors from Preticktown and surrounding areas shared visits, shopping, and family gatherings this week. Notables include Mr Bn Hone and Albert Bearbrough visiting from Cleveland, Dr and Mrs H Worley in Columbus, and Mrs O J Foote of Mt Vernon. School events highlight a May 22 senior play and May 21 commencement in the new building. Local couples hosted kin from Mansfield, Gen eva Lake, Chicago, and New Newark, with numerous social calls and dinners reported across several towns.
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Preticktown
May
Thes Lowde Hone
Cleveland
Fetilay
Seth Ptown
Albert Bearbrough
Bandiiky Street
Aid Coelery
M. Tuireh
Jameston
George Worts
John
Lund
Hetlyille
Ohn
Houston
St. Loninville
Taylor
Foote
Mt Vernon
Anni Keon
Nor Slater
A. C. Scott
Mi Vernon
Ethas Phy
Rickie
Torlim
Vernon
Ss. Webb
Elen Craft
Telaw
Wilhee
William
Mansfield
Gaylord
Geneva Lake
Whe
Watter
Chicago
Np Sheridan
Jen
Pleasant Hill Community Notices and Social Roundup
May 1 Pleasant Hill reports social visits and church activities. Al Jen Kirkpatiel and Opal Liens attend Sunday school and a sermon at Salem. Ziekermin, Marie Page visit Walter McCitchen and family. Awendal and Ginily spend Saturday in Mandadel with Mao Swendal. Grace Gower, Harmay Gower’s daughter, on the bier in Oregon. Mrs Herman Gower’s week, Mr John Chinnay and others visit. attendees travel to Me Vernon. Amity theater visit by Victor Dattineta guests. John Cutnan, Glenn, Cootsons travel to Helmvile. Al Ruby and Goon Kirkpatrick in Me Vernon. Various neighbors gather, visit, and travel across multiple farms and towns.
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Pleasant Hill
Misn al Jen Kirkpatiel
Salem
Tey
Ziekermin
Marie Page
Walter McCitchen
Family O
AL Awendal
Ginily
Manadlel
Mao Swendaly
Grace Gower
Daughiter
Harmay Gower
Elie
Victor Dattineta
Riven
Amity List Fridiy
North Liberty
Miro
Mya
Rant Kunki
Ankenytown
Otthe Smith
Eenie
Swart Konnert
Anish
Iria
Gerald Atmnpeut
Hellville
Rae Fers
Willan
Thelma Burger
Bladensburg Church News and Local Visits
May 1 at the Church of Christ Rexnngr services are announced for Sunday morning and evening. Local residents Danville Newark and Newark area visitors, including Mae Power and Mina Anna Fall, spent Sunday with friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hladenshurg
Church of Christ
Mre
Danville
Mae Power
Ray Mager
Newark
Mya
Geace Horn Vin McCamment
Minis Smith
Unlea
Prec Martin
Mina Anna Fall
Mra. da Martin
Charlee Cattrell
Mero PT Turner
Vernon
Lee Barteywine
Brinkhaven Thunkthaven May 9 Mr and Mrs Shannon Burchard Visit Relatives
Fragmented local item notes visitors and arrivals including Mrs. Ruth Rubey, Cyr Myers of Wooster, and Mr and Mrs Shannon Burchard with kin in town. Mentions people from Cleveland, Wooster, and Millers, plus relatives visiting and town activities.
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Garnet Drickner
Cleveland
Cyr Myers
Wooster
Mal Harmony
Xen
Millers
Tere
Porn Wondrick de Vieiline
Reto
Shannon Burchard
Dachter
Sterner
Wally McDonald
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Airhvey
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Lloyd
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Olver Ashcraft
Ei Wolfe
Mack Wheeing
Glalys
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Mie
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Haniver
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Thae Tool
Will Gay McQueen
Bladensburg
Brinkhaven
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Mt. Vernon
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