Convention plans announced for Mt Vernon Ohio event
Ministers and Sunday school workers in Mt Vernon outlined plans for the Young People’s Gyhon conference, inviting Ohio Sunday school groups. About 1000 to 1200 youths aged 15 to 24 are expected to stay in local homes for the two day session. Rev J A Long was named general chairman with M E Goodell as assistant.
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Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Uesovitos 6
Just
Piero Gytes
Breakfuut
Meiver
Mitty
J. A. Long
My. Ft
Goodell
Sadiq
Howard High School Commencement Draws Large Crowd
On Friday evening Howard held its annual high school commencement with a crowded Disciple church as the venue. Nine graduates, four boys and five girls, received diplomas while County Superintendent Marriott delivered the address. Professor H J Holt, longtime school leader, departs for new duties after forty one years of service.
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Howard
Marriott
H. J. Holt
Kinnard Arrives at Camp Mills
A telegram confirms Kinnard arrival at Camp Mills with note that discharge is unlikely this month. He plans to return home if duty allows and has been widely known as a hotel clerk in the area.
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Kinnard
Camp Mills, LJ
Mra
Damien
Harry
Camp Mill
Leng
Folin
Vernon
Curtia
Mayer To Attend State Convention
Secretary Lenny Mayer will attend the state convention of the Chamber of Commerce in Akron. He plans to be present Monday morning for the preregistration and related events.
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Mayer
Lenny UG. Mayer
Chamber of Crimiires
Commercia
Belbe
Akron
Pleasant Danville Event Showcased School Talent
Danville high school students hosted a winter showcase at the K of D Hall with sixty guests in attendance. The venue featured decorations in cream and white with an emphasis on elegant color schemes and music performances.
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Danville
Benville High School
Anguet
K. of
Hp Milage
Barber shops to close Thursday afternoons in summer
At a Barbers' union meeting held Thursday evening, Gay Wir Willo was elected delegate and Joseph Severns was elected alternate for the Buffalo New York convention in August. The union also decided to close shops each Thursday afternoon in June July and August except the Thursday before the Fourth of July.
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Barbers’ Union
Gay Wir Willo
Joseph Severns
Buffalo
N. Y
Plan to settle Adriatic dispute direct Italy Yugoslavia
Paris May 16 Negotiations near settlement of the Adriatic dispute contemplate a direct settlement between Italy and Jugo-Slavia with American mediation. The plan would leave Austrian treaty provisions to determine the disposition of Rome Dalmatia and Istria beyond removing them from Austria.
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Paris
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Rome
Dalmatia
Istria
Austria
Bank robbery scare turns to cannon blast incident
Police investigated a loud 9 to 10 PM blast near Vine and Main streets amid rumors of an attempted bank robbery at First National. Officers cleared streets but found no crime. later, children were found to have fired a cannon in the alley between Gambier and Vine streets.
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Rainbow Division
Vine
Main
First National Bank
Gambier
Vine Streets
Calves Stolen and Then Returned Near Gambier
Early in the week George Rowley, of Gambier area, reported two valuable calves stolen to Sheriff Mosholder. On Friday morning he phoned that the calves had been returned. Rowley believes the theft occurred but that the animals were brought back for some reason.
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George Rowley
Gambier
Mosholder
Rowley Lele
Mr. Rowley
Local notices and travel of Ak Ron residents and visitors
Mrs Laurence W Mitchell of Ak Ron spends the week with Mrs Idan W Mitchell and family. Mr and Mrs Edward Hawkins and Mrs Janek G Miled were in ML, Vernon Monday. Mr and Mrs Stanley Bhatt and Miss Allo Oliviomat of Brandon visited Mrs Winnie Rish Montay. Allen Metiride was in Mi Vernon on business Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ralph Shut and Miss Hida Shuft were in Newark Friday. Leo Voyles made a business trip to Newark Friday. Me Pred Hull and sisters Grace and Badle visited Mo, and Mrs Roy Partner last week. Miss Stella Cheiaman returned to her home in Brandon, visiting her sister Mleanox here for two weeks. Quite Rumber Crom attended the day, His animation of Woodhull Belial given the SImona elited by Milford Sunday school Wednesday evening. Mrs Lucie Shiller has returned home from a week’s visit with her daughters Mia Arthur Hall Jean Aje pleton. Tepe Moreland has returned to Uneyrus to work. The res entated Peece to fhe Manner t Cleveland May 17 The wlerical workers union has reached an ARVOCTIONL with employers to continue the present wage of ninety conte and howe Wntit duly 1 .The contract then calls for Stanhole for a forty hour week until May 4, 1920. About 1,000 men Will be deducted.
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Laurence W. Mitchell
Akron
Idan W. Mitchell
Edward Hawkins
Janek G. Miled
Vernon
Stanley Bhatt
Mite Allo Oliviomat
Brandon
Vie
Winnie Rish Montay
Allen Metiride
Ralph Shut
Hida Shuft
Newark
Leo Voyles
Pred Hull and
Sistiers
Grace Wid Badle
Mra
Roy
Mins
Stella Cheiaman
Mleanox
Crom Hare
Woodhull
Belial
Simona
Milford
Lucie Shiller
Her Doughtes
Mia
Arthur Hall
Jean Ajepleton
Tepe Moreland
Uneyrus
Cleveland
Wnlun
Howe
Stanhole
Pittsburgh Meeting Sets 1920 Convention Host
The American Federation of Miskivin holds a session in Pittsburgh on May 1 to choose the 1920 convention site. Joseph Webber of New York was re elected president by acclamation with officers and peers aiding the process.
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Nan Heven
cThe
MN Payten
Pittsburgh
Miskivin
Joseph Webber
New York
Wale
Patent Office and Congress Scrutinized in Washington Letter
The Banner reports on the U S Patent System and Congress funding woes. It notes the Patent Office surplus and calls for reforms, criticizes patent lawyers and the No Patent No Fee practice, and discusses Redfield's Industrial Board and wartime politics affecting policy.
Refugee Garment Mission Ends first Knox County Red Cross quota
The Knox county Red Cross chapter finishes the first 700 refugee garments assigned on March 12 and will inspect and ship them to Lake division warehouse next week. Loyal women of Mount Vernon and Knox county auxiliaries deserve credit for completing all work since October. The summer is expected to be quiet, but overseas relief reports imply continued need for clothing as autumn approaches.
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Knox County
Red Croas
Lake Divsion
ML. Vernon
Avery Red Cross
Belmont
Red Grass Relief Commission
Red Cross
Funeral for Aged Woman Held at Prospect Street
An aged woman died Saturday morning at 11 05 after a brief illness. She leaves three brothers Leroy Ashley and Frank and two sisters Mrs Mary A Boyd and Mrs R H Sinemet and Mrs Emma Jones of Utica. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 PM at 10 Prospect Street with Rev J A Long officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery.
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Leroy
Ashley
Frank
Mary A. Boyd
R. H. Sinemet
Hunts Sta Aled
Prospect Streetton
Emma Jones
Utica
Maron
Prospect
J. A. Long
Fairview Cometery
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