Peace Conference’s monumental task ends in Versailles
The article lauds the Paris Peace Conference for its vast scope and achievements. It highlights the League of Nations creation, economic and military settlements, and social aims like women’s and children’s rights, while noting results expected to gain unanimous global approval. It argues Allied unity and American resolve defeated Bolshevism at home and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meni
Paris
League of Sations
Wajwriwat
Hiter
Pauls
Germany
Japan
Bude
Owan & Mack
Kermantine
Thrift Means Freedom and Individual Liberty
The piece argues that true freedom is the ability to act without harming others, yet warns that fear and economic worries curb liberty. It advocates thrift programs like Thrift Stamps and War Savings to ensure lasting freedom and economic security for Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haneavi
Willie
Public concerns blend with satire on school funds and treaties
A clashing editorial riffs on public buildings funded by taxpayers, urging higher school taxes, and notes on education inisights. The piece recalls a 104 year old man’s devil tale, jokes about Versailles and the peace treaty, and comments on women, indictments, and the era of motor cars. It mixes civic critique with satirical quips about current events and public policy.
Local Social Roundup Reflects Visits and Travel
Messrs and Misses from Columbus Newark and Croton appear in a weekend social log. Mrs Elizabeth Clutter visits Ma reine Tuonday. Glen Potter and Lewis Hawkins are Vernon visitors. Mr and Mrs Ralph Stutt spend Saturday in Newark. Continued notes on relatives, work trips to Akron, and improving health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Myers
Columbus
J. M. Wigkina
Elizabeth Clutter
Mareine Tuonday
Meg
Glen Potter
Lewis Hawkins
Vernon
Tuonday
Mesara
Charles McKinley
Roy Veters
Tiery Stoughton
Ralph Stutt
Newark
Thome Shut
Laiele
Frank Lawry
Hinons
Cav
Tarvin
Ovear Hiivrla
Sarah Maddox
Muiry Tyoul
Myo
Lillie Shatter Iy
Od Mam
Artin Hall
Artin Hall, Nar Appleton, Thin Week, Raymond Netbet
Akron
Holle Mall
Croton
Kay Chinaman
May Mitchell
Iir
Alyah Saunders
Homer
Ciera Myers
Mr. Myers
Frederick F Own Delegates Attend Conference
A large crowd gathered as delegates attended a conference of the Zloavitle presbytery with notable participation from church members and local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zloavitle Persbytery
Local Social News and Family Notes Across the Area
Mrs. John McNutt returns from a visit with Shelby relatives in Delaware. H N Egatman attends a Heit meeting in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Paul Wright and Mrs Schiappacasse appear at services Sunday. Douglas Wilson and Susie Blue visit West Garfield to aid brother-in-law Howell who is seriously ill. Emma Johnson and Dorothy spend Thursday with Mrs YB now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
John McNutt Hae
Shelby
H. N. Egatman
Columbus
Mary Ens
Rene
Auents
Trieliter
Mra
Eras Schiappacasse
Douglas Wilson
Suslé Blue
Mr. Howell
Emma Johnson
Dorothy
Donations for the Home for the Aged Readied in March and April
The Home for the Aged received multiple contributions during March and April including canned goods, vegetables, fruit, and cash gifts. Donors listed include Mrs. F. Stamm, Miss Mary Sharp, Rev. M. S. Freeman, Mrs. Eliza Clark, and Mr. J. G. Slingluss, among others, with names of attendees at a club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Stamm
Mias
Mary Sharp—Colery
Otions
Freeman
Eliza Clark
Omar
Stephens
Fred Cole
Mary Sharp
Hannah Browning
Ruswell Sellers
James Israel
Marguerite Sharp
Margaret Huon
J. G. Slingluss
Samuel H. Dougherty
Willard Armstrong
Frank EF. Young Hodding
Mombara
Harry G. Singh
LM. Wolverton
John Rudin
David B. Tuttic
Marines Seek Recruits As War Ends Age Limits Adjust
An urgent call from Major General Commandant of the Marine Corps in Washington urges more men to join. The age limit is lowered to 17 and raised to 40 for eligibility. Boys under 18 require parental consent. Mt Vernon post office serves as a recruiting office offering examinations and transport to Cinch nat for qualified applicants.
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Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Mt. Vernon
US. S. Marine Corps
Births Reported for Local Families
A daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Russel Robinson of West High Street and a child was born to Mr and Mrs Harold Parker of Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Mra
Russel Robinson
West High Street
Harold Parker
Gambier
Woman credits kidney operation avoidance to Pinkham remedy
A Wisconsin woman from Black River Falls reports her side pain and illness improved after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, saying doctors in Eau Claire advised surgery but she recovered without it. She urges other women with symptoms like inflammation ulceration nervousness irregularities or the blues to seek the remedy and advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Laydie E. Pinkham
Lauffer
Eau Claire
B. Pinkham
Mia
A.W. Bivzer
Black River Fallo
Binzer Duis
Pinkham Mediine Co
Lynn
Judge Reappoints County Board of Visitors Members
Judge Philip L. Wilkins reappointed two members to the county board of visitors for three years. Mrs Fannie Devin of Ohio and Mr M Rice of Danville were named. A dinner will be at Hotel Wiener with attendees, including noted rabbit breeders. Prof Dann is a well known speaker and a large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip L. Wilkins
Probate Court
County Board of Visitors
Fannie Devin
Version
M. Rice
Danville
Davin
Ohio State University
Hotel Wiener
Dann
Poultry Association Banquet Postponed to May 12
The Knox County Poultry Association Banquet scheduled for Tuesday May 13 has been moved to Monday evening May 12 due to the inability to secure Professor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Poultry Associaion Banaue
Pcmount
Prof
Returning Soldiers To Be Given Jobs
Clore of Courts C G Taylor has received from the United States government a circular with instructions relative to employment for soldiers returning from service. The notice outlines programs and eligibility for employment assistance. The document emphasizes priority for veterans in securing hire and placement opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clore
C. G. Taylor
United States
Soldiers urged to contact Mansfeld memorial for work
Knox county servicemen are asked to call J. M. Ollinger at the Memorial Building Mansfeld Ohio. Free telephone service to all sufferers and there is no expense if applying for positions within the war turning period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
J. M. Oll- Inger
Memorial Building
Mansfeld
Ohio
Suifors
Fragmentary court notice from Ohio case in Knox County
In the Knox County Ohio district a civil action is described with plaintiff Fouoph Fo Twbaighorseonter and defendant Charlee P Gurbing. The order of settlement and a movant action are referenced with names Joseph F Nlha uch as the beautitor and a date around 07-100.
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Charlee P
Watson
J. I
Knox County
Ohio
Anett Tharald
Joseph F Nlhauch
Charies
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