Dow Minnick Granted First Lieutenancy in Ail Engineers
Letter from Lt C Minnick formerly with Monnaylvarta Co reports promotion to first lieutenant of A Co. MH Railway division. He lists health, weight, and a recent Red Cross encounter, plus orders to be ready for front duty at four moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DOW Minnick
AIL Engineers
Tiph V. Meadington
Zaneavilte
I Fetter
Theil Det C. Minnick
Monnaylvarta Athe Co
Fin Winema
A. Wsivratia
Jeter Fatiow
Nettleton Neff
Algron
Rexient
American Railways
Catrophera
Penvaytvanti
Minntek
City saves $200 on alley paving by fire crew
The city of Mr. Vernon reportedly saved nearly $200 as city firemen paved the alley past the city building. Firemen worked from brick and tar, finishing with a heavy coat of tar and a final touch after suggesting the work began on Saturday.
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Vernon
Tor
Ball
Clty
Banks drop German names in to bow to change
Four more banks eliminate German identifiers from their names following a state superintendent statement. The New Hermin Banking Co of New Berlin, now North Canton Bank of North Canton, joins the shift. The German Savings Bank of Mar ting Perty becomes Citizens Saving Tank. The Cumminsville German Bank of Cincinnati becomes Cumminsville Bank & Savings Co. The German Banking Co of Lindsey becomes Lindsey Banking Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banna Cor. Umbus
Obie
Bute Hank
Herg
New Hermin Banking Co
New Berlin
North Canton
North Canton Bank of
German Savings Bank of
Marting Perty
Citizens Saving Tank
Cumminsville German Bank of Cincinnatii
Cumminsville Bank & Savings Co
Seed corn sale listing with mixed guarantees
Seed corn offered by Cockley Milling Company Lexington Ohio. Field's Yellow Dent guaranteed to terminate 10 to 1 per cent at $4 per bushel. Mishel Pennsylvania corn shows about 61 per cent termination at $4 per bushel. Gate Post Yellow forensil axe 40 to 94 per cent at $6 per bushel.
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Pennsylvania
Cockley Milling Company
Lexington
Ohio
Church Meeting Notes Quiet Prayer and Readings
The Mount Vernon group met at noon for an opening song and prayer led by Mrs. Riumph. The lesson on Mary and Martha emphasized persistent secret prayer and the strength it brings, followed by a program of readings and solos, concluding with adjournment until two weeks hence.
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Mount Vernon
Donnie Keer Tieaday
Deans
Riumph
Mary
Martha
Satan
Hintaherrer
Mertin
Mra
Johneh
Women Volunteers Sought for Kel Crows Campaign War Work
A local committee calls for women volunteers to assist with the Kel Crows campaign. The group notes many women plan to help but delays remain. Volunteers should register by phone with the Chamber of Commerce before noon Monday, listing names and addresses.
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Meiday
Munay
Chamber of Commerce
Cowfers Degrees on 12 Candidates at Valley Grange
Valley Grange held a rogue for meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Ball with Worthy Master J. C. Gordon In the hale. The first and second degrees were conferred upon 12 candidates. After recess, the lecturer Mr. Jenkins presented a program including music and discussions on income tax fairness for farmers. The next meeting will be with Mr and Mrs. Bell on Friday evening May 17.
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Reen Valley Grange
Pred Ball
J. C. Gordon
Hale
Mr. Jenkins
Hong
America
Orange
Mensra
Rinehart
Inka and Wyker
Miss Ball
Allen Sellers
Grange
Bell
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra May Be Forced Disband
Owing to wartime sacrifices the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra may be disbanded. A meeting of the executive board reported about 200 contributors, with 20 donating $1,000 each. If donors continue, regular concerts will proceed and Max Zach remains conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Max Zach
Imt Liberty Man at Front in Canadian Army Story
A garbled report mentions a Liberty man among Canadian soldiers at the front, with six wounded noted and references to enlistment, age, and wounded lists. The text is fragmented but implies a Canadian front line unit and related personal details.
Attend District Rally of Womans Bonefit Association
The district rally of the Womans Bonefit association of the Macca bees was well attended by Vernon organization at Crestline Thursday afternoon and evening. Attendees included many Vernon women such as Mrs Rima Lateyer and Mrs Shey Kap then, with numerous participants listed by name from Kokosing review and nearby communities.
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Womans Bonefit Association of the Maccabees
Att Vernon
Crestline
Mi Vernon
Kokosing Review
Rima Lateyer
Shey Kap Then
Aliee Heard
Mary Rotmera
Heasie Bliapkhis
Plat
Lauren Simpkins
Lani Smith
Mamie Harnett
Clarence Sullivan
Vavay McMarland
Captain McVarland
Gwar
Thy
Polly
Dei
Mayor Plans Enforcement On Loafers In Ohio
An Ohio governor backed sheriff and mayor efforts to round up loafers, promising to enforce the law once details are clear. Newark is named for the next Ohio Rebekahs convention, as the group approved revisions and a $400 purchase for a fundraising drive at its slowing session.
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Compcuym Wa Ane P
Cox
Sheriffa
Ohio
Prier
Gong
Bair
Jual
Newark
Amay Newari
Ohio Rebelahs
Ies
Dekalix
Assembly
Konda
Initiates 16 Colored Lodge to Hold Smoker
Curtis Lodge GA initiates 16 colored men in a clash of 14 candidates Wednesday evening in the McDermott building. The lodge will entertain Thursday evening May 16 with a smoker to receive the candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colored Lodge
Curtis Lodge
C. F
Is Hall
McDermott Building
Lodge of
Colored Men
Mrs Jenkins Wins In Kitchen Commodities Contest
At Green Valley social gathering hosted by Mrsjn Jenkins the group enjoyed a social hour and a chicken dinner. A contest titled Kitchen Commodities awarded first prize to Mrs Jenkin for correctly guessing the greatest number in a body-themed game, with helpers Tilton Bebout and Creveling assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elith
Mrn Ih
Jenkins
Green Valley
50 50 plan explained to buyers by grocers nationwide
Grocers explain the United States Food Administration wheat rule to customers. Buyers must purchase equal weight of cereals as substitutes for each pound of wheat flour. Exemptions apply to graham and whole wheat flour, and certain mixed flours under 60 percent wheat flour.
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U. S. Pood Administration
Red Cross War Fund urged at camps and cantonments
The Red Cross runs camp services at every base, with community houses at Camp Shermi and other camps, convalescent houses, sanitary services, and hundreds of nurses on duty. The appeal asks generous subscriptions to the Second Red Cross War Fund to continue aid touching soldiers and boys known to readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Obionoa
Shermi
Hed Cross
Hed Cross War Fund
Farmers urged to buy binder twine early
The Food Administration in Ohio requests farmers to place orders for binder twine immediately to assure adequate supply for harvest. Fred C. Croxton says a margin of profit is fixed at 2 cents per pound plus 2 1/2 cents for time with freight added from factory. Harvest is about 60 days away and distribution delays are anticipated.
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The
Food Administration
Ohio
Fred C. Croxton
Wilson Office
Croxton
Hawk Funeral for Cary Hawk in Gambier
The funeral of Cary 8 Hawk was held on Sunday at the home of Mrs. William Totman on East Chad Street in Columbus. Burial followed in Gambier.
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Cary
Hawk
Columbus
Mes
Willam Totman
East Chast Atreet
Gambier
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Emall W
Rockwell
Mt. Vernon
Obla
Guernsey
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Third Ward
Severns
W.G
John Burns
Gettyy Wire
Randolph
Berger
Atrp
Robyn
Ara
Wooda
Keating
Mix. Stevens
Green Valley Grange
W. A. Schooler
Schoolor
Canada
Women of Maccabees
Mrs. Jenkins
Sherwin Williams
Lee
Rexofar
Bogardus & Co
West Side Public Square
Iivest
Dhe
And
Eet Association Co
Hawk Funeral
Planta
United States Food Administration
the Licking Creamery CO
Fredericktown
Creamery
Alexandria Creamery
Bellville Creamery
Lexington Creamery
Croton Creamery
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