Knox County Court Addresses Memorial Day Plans
The Knox County Court of Common Pleas heard chancery cases led by Judge Blair. An assignment runs to June 17. Treasurer Bell reports tax books open for June payments. Angeline Fink's will probated with Wilkins disqualified as a witness. W. O. Phillips named executor of Mary Robertson with $4,000 bond. Memorial Day program set for Monday with Joe Hooker Post 21 G A R and local groups marching from Monument Square to Mound View Cemetery. Decorations, ceremonies and speakers listed for the day.
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Knox County Court of Common Pleas
Blair
Critchfield
Angeline Fink
Court of Common Pleas
Probate Court
Common Pleas Court
Wilkins
Joe Hooker
G.alr
Monument Square
L. G Mant
Dan GC. Stone
W. C. Bell
Kokosing Canal No. 71
Italy Enters Great War Shifts Trade and Diplomacy
Washington reports Italy’s declaration alters U S trade and diplomacy. Exports to the U S may fall as labor shifts to war, while U S customs revenues face strain. Communications with Germany Austria and Switzerland become harder as Rome’s role changes. Swiss access to Mediterranean routes and Italian port transshipments loom as concerns. Also noted: Charles Hutton pleads guilty in traffic case. Gambier high school defeats Centerbury 16 to 0. social visits in Utica.
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Washington
Italy
Washington Administration
Diplomatic Corps
United States
Congress
Austria
Germany
Turkey
State Department
Rome
Maly
Switzerland
Mediterranean
Little Republic
Europe
Charles Hutton
Gambier High School
Centerbury High
E. Cornell
Desbecq
Utica
Country Club Ladies Meet for Social at Lahman Home
The Ladies Country Club gathered Saturday at Mrs. Philip Lahman's home for a business session followed by a social hour and refreshments. They adjourned to meet June 3 with Mrs. Warner Ransom.
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Country Club
Ladies Country Club
Philip Lahman
Warner Ransom
LAST CHAPEL SERVICES AND BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
The page notes chapel services this morning and events including a birth announced for a son named Bhrevey. It mentions graduates at a church event and a Kenyan college prospective move. It also reports Italy seizing ships, with Adriatic and German vessels valued at $20,000,000, interned at Genoa since the war began.
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Stveral
Gareman
Genoa
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Hy. C. Davis
Knox County
Stonebrook
Bell
W. O. Phillips
Mary Robertson
C.D. Phillips
W. W. Myers
Ella Wilson
Milford
Grand Army of the Republic and
Woman's Relief Corps
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
Battery B
Ohio Field Artillery
Mound View Cemetery
Sons of Veterans and
Boy Scouts
Battery B—Artillery
America
J. A. Long
J. G. Hunt
Lincoln
George D. Neal
Fron
Nfy
D. Davis
Verybody
Doxology
H. Whittaker
Martinsburg
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Disciple Church
LG. Walker
E. G. Hollingsworth
Ohio Light & Power Co
City
Lancaster
Taly
Wwe Society
Ohio Banking Department
H. Israel
B. D. Herron
Russell H. Skeels
West High Street
Mt. Vernon
Reese
Ant Wae
Tlardey
Oreville
Mar Nvebure
Wae
Anwar
Ribler
Elaes
Holy Spirit
Colleee
George PL Singtibe
Sezes Ships
Adetrian
Classifico Aos
Ohio
Wilton
Axminster
Cadillac
Madras
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