Knox Red Cross Reports Six-Month Work Output
The Knox county Red Cross chapter states 1225 women volunteered over six months to provide hospital dressings and hospital supplies for training camp and France. Over 18 thousand dollars were spent on raw materials, with 850 volunteers in Kalting and 180 in hospital supplies, plus numerous finished items. The chapter seeks more funds to sustain fall and winter efforts as more troops depart.
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Knox County
United States
Mt. Vernon
Mrs Easterday Dies In Ohio Home At 18
Mrs Mary Easterday aged 18 died at her home on Oaky street Sunday morning. She leaves husband Daniel Easterday and two children W C Sorg of Akron and Mrs WA Tages of this city. Funeral at 9 o clock Tuesday at the St Vincent de Paul Catholic church with Rev L We Mulhane officiating.
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Mary Waheth Easterday
Oaky Street
Daniel Easterday
Childien
W.C. Sorg
Akron
WA. Tages
This Aity
St Vincent de Pants Catholic Ciuireh
Rev. L. We Mulhane
Mrs Roy Hayes Dies at Mt Vernon Hospital
Mrs Clinehe May Hayes aged years died at Mt Vernon hospital hinday after an Hinens of two Wees. She leaves her husband Roy Mayes and four children Morris Kenneth Daniel and Eten. The funeral private at the home at 1 aelock Tuesday afternoon Hurtal fit Plomer.
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Clinehe May Hayes
Mt. Vernon
Hinday
Roy Mayes
Morris
Kenneth
Daniel
Eten
Aelock
Hurtal
Plomer
Savings drive message from Buckeye State outlining deposits
A clipped wartime appeal urges readers to go to the Canton area or Camp Sherman to support soldiers by saving money. It promotes a homeward return, refrain from whispering, and starts a savings account with the Buckeye State at Rankin Building Columbus Ohio. Ansety $14,800,000 five for control on engine deposits.
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Liberty Honda
Buckeye State
Rankin
West Gay Attest
Columbus
Ohio
Train Missed By Newark Squad In Transit
A military unit sent eight selected men to Fort Thomas Kentucky by train from Newark. Lieutenant Robert Monroe and Cortin H Meltzer missed the departure, causing the rest to proceed without them. The message notes confusion and a delayed trip as the group pressed on toward Kentucky.
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Fort Thomas
Ceutenant
Robert Monroe
Cortin H. Meltzer
Newark
Shiday Toye
Court News Summary of Divorce and Probate Actions
Court news notes multiple cases. Edward Luteman seeks divorce from Grace Luteman on grounds of gross neglect. Catherine Miller granted divorce from Thomas Miller. Fiward Finn answers cross petition alleging his wife Sarah Finn has improper conduct. Finn’s attorney W M Kaona represents him. First accounts filed for Charles and D K Bird as executors of William Bird. Minister license issued to Rev Walter Pitkin of Cody Wyoming. John C Harleywine named administrator of Elza Hoey estate. Marriage license issued for George Raymond Linder and Elizabeth Pitkin. Real estate transfers include Thal 4d Sellers to W Ward Thomson and others in College and Fairview areas.
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Edward B. Luteman
Grace S. Luteman
Mrs. Luteman
Fiward Finn
Mm Na Sutt
Hyoree
Common Mann
Sarah J. Finn
Fin
Finn
Akron
W. M. Kaona
Thal
W. Ward Thomson
Charles EH. Pilkington
Charles B. Hardin
College
Sylvia Mogie
William O'Brien
Fairview
Austrian Held for Investigation Here
Sheriff Mosaholder and Deputy Sheriff Lytle arrested a man naming himself John Hef at the Allen Mywalt home west of the city. He is held in the county jail awaiting an investigation for tuberculosis and states he walked from Delaware to Mt. Vernon to seek entry to the state sanatorium.
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Mosaholder
Lytle
John Hef
Allen Mywalt
Rief
Ion
Eyalt
Del
Mt. Vernono
Wier Ast
Ewalt
Dater
Austria
Candidates Must File Declarations By June Thirteen
Columbus May 13 candidates for state district county and fadied olives must file declarations by June 13 to officially enter nominations. Secretary of State W. Balion announces June 4 as the filing day with primary set for August 14. Incumbent rules require declarations to be filed sixty days before the primary.
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Columbus
W. DB. Balion
Wool Price Case Reopened After Meeting in Steubenville
Jasper Walker of Gambier travels to Steubenville for a regional wool price meeting with Ohio, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania representatives to discuss government wool price regulation. Delegates chosen to travel to Washington for a conference as authorities decide to reopen the case after a 70 cent per pound plan is set.
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Jasper
Walker
Gambier
Steubenville
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvanis
Washington
Zemer Elected President of Schoolmasters Club
Zemer was elected president of the Central Ohio Schoolmasters' club at a meeting in Columbus on Friday. The Banner reports the latest news in full from the event.
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Zemer
Schoolmasters’ Club
Central
Obie
Ita Meaday
Columbus
Ally
Born Friday to Mr and Mrs Walter Holdbrook
A baby girl named Cecily Mipea Holdbrook was born in New Guilford to Mrs Walter Holdbrook. The report notes her father as Walter Holdbrook and mentions the family’s location in this city in what appears to be a brief birth notice.
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Walter Holdbrook
New Guilford
Holdbrook
Cecily Mipea
Marcel Gets His Barn Mended
A tale of Marcel and his family in the Marne valley as war and hardship press them. Marcel and siblings endure hunger and separation before aid from the Red Cross restores their farm life. Marcel completes an agricultural course and helps run the rebuilt farm with his mother and brothers, showing resilience and relief as the community aids them.
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Marcel
Tony
Ser Macurl
Loy
Alexis
Marne
Aisne
Jess Hands
The Little Old Lady of Pansy Square
In a Red Cross bureau a timid old lady shares her lonely loss after her grandson joins the army, leaving her in poverty. The community workers of Pansy Square rally to support her, with the grandmother seeking any chance to earn bread.
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Pansy Square
Red Cross
Mrs. Crawsford
Indy
Spiri
Avil
Tory
Tw Howe
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Notes In May
The Presbyterian Ladies and their guests gathered May 1 at Pansy Square, led by Mrs Mulock with devotionals and a program covering The Value of God outdoors and local mission reports. Attendees included Mrs Maw Stephens and Mrs Cloyne Ormaley, with war savings and thrift stamp appeals noted.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian
Maverine
Mulock
Maw FL Stephens
Shields
Hsvte
Granville
Mea
Frank J. Ream
Clojne Ormaley Miter
Unclaimed Mail Advertisement Notice May 14
Unclaimed mail notice listing recipients including Bruce, W W Royton, Vincent Green, Joe Randall, James Rowley, Leonard Skinner, Marie Smith, Austin Smith, Solomon, Hote, Tilley, Kase, Frank Harpi and others. Classified ad payment requested and action unspecified.
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Bruce
W.W. Royton
Tt Mittante
Vincent Green
Jh A. Hote
J. Mud Mucoy
Placentini
Joe Randall
James Rowley
Leonard Skinner
Marie Smith
Austin P. Smith
JH. Solomon
H. Tilley
Kase Frank Harpi
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