Pleasant Tps Startle All In Its Returns
Court items from the county show Pleasant township delivering the highest, most startling increase in the tax duplicate, with auditors noting a $50,000 rise over 1916 figures while other townships add to the overall Augmented list. Several judgments and estate matters follow, including a cognovit by Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co. and various sales, accounts, and license filings.
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Pleasant Township
Riley
Court Journal
Northwestern Elevator & Mill
Don Wood
Cecil
Roberts
Lewis S. Denny
Mary L. Hildreth
Mac F. Stephens
Solar Metal Products Co
Anderson
H. W. Jones-Mangille Co
Right Ankle Broken Martinsburg Worker Sprains Ankle
May 10 Martinsburg. Lester McMillan injured when two planks toppled onto his right ankle while carpentry at Morgan Center. He was taken to Martinsburg where a physician found no bone breaks but a badly sprained ankle.
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Martinsburg
Lester McMillan
McMillan
Morgan Center
Kenyon Senior Play Abandoned Amid National Service Turmoil
Kenyon College faces a major shift as 15 years of tradition are disrupted by many seniors entering national service. The Kenyon institution, led by Dr W P Reeves, introduced a senior play years ago, showcasing a broad acting range and becoming a notable feature of commencement week.
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Gambler
Kenyon College
Caise
Kenyon
W. P. Reeves
Percent of Men Passing Battery Exam at Mt Vernon
A patriotic Wednesday parade celebrated the organization of a field artillery battery in Mt Vernon. About 75 percent of examined men passed the medical test, with 32 qualified and 12 signing for service by Thursday noon. Names of those passing include Harold Seymour, William Weaver, Warren Davis, and others. The event featured a city band, Boy Scouts, and a salute from "Little Mack" as the crowd cheered along Main Street.
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Hield
Mt. Vernon
Main Street
Boy Scouis
Headington
Jackson
G. A. K. Slim Corps
Beva
Chamber of Commerce
Harold B. Seymour
William ©. Weaver
Warren Davis
O'Brien
Lawrence Welker
Harold A. Melb
Thomas Martin
Harry B. Cummins
Jasper Stricker
Leo Lewis
Wilbur Rock
Walter H. Hunts Herry
Samuel Rayman
Clel Dunlap
Jack Bateman
Gerald Popejoy
Harry Householder
Pleasant Prane Dramatic Club presents A Poor Married Man
The Pleasant Grane Dramatic Club in Wisconsin presents the play A Poor Married Man at Howard Saturday evening May 12. A farce with pathos and comedy about a poor married man and his mother in law. Admission 100 and 260.
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Howard
Miser Funeral in Millwood for Edward Miser
Funeral services were held for Edward Miser at Millwood at 10 o clock. He died at his home near Este Tuesday night at 1 o clock of paralysis. He leaves a husband five sons and two daughters. He was 70 years old. Burial was in Workman Cemetery.
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Millwood
Edward Miser
Este
Workman Cemetery
Chemistry Shapes Modern Industry From Plant to Market
A speaker argues that three quarters of manufacturing today rests on chemistry, not mechanics or finance. He likens industry to a lab, noting chemical control underpins steel, leather, textiles, food, and consumer goods. He urges bankers, engineers, and managers to embrace chemistry to boost efficiency and reduce waste.
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Jones
Chemjet
Se Bis
Collins
City and Township Races Loom in November Elections
Mt Vernon eyes a lively mayoral contest as candidacy deadlines loom. Officials announce August 14 primaries for larger towns while smaller municipalities skip primaries. declarations due June 14 with a one half salary filing fee. Voters will decide mayor, board of education, and other offices in November.
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Board of Elections
Columbus
MG Vernon
Ian
Mindy
Board of Education
Officow
Mt. Vernon
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Milford Meeting Organizes Dry Campaign Effort in Grange Hall
Pat M. Ashbaugh presided over Milford township gathering at the grange hall to mobilize residents for a dry campaign. Two committees were appointed: agitation with Pickering as chairman and the central committee with Gearhart as chairman, aiming to prepare for the active campaign.
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Pickering and
Gearhart
Mt. Liberty
Milford Township
Pat M. Ashbaugh
Mt. Vernon
Luk Ville Pickering
Olwirman
Bilan Guarhart
Harman
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