Mt Vernon Local News Roundup and Ads Highlights
Notes from Mt Vernon including weekend visitors from Columbus and Newark, local shopping ads, and personal notices. Anita Stewart in a stage show at Winn today. Shifting fare and groceries, fruit market specials, and medicine ads. Local residents traveling to Carroll and Ada, and a recall of a medical testimonial for vinyl remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Vernon Taxi Co
J. Cole
Quality Press
Yodilo Faulhaber
John Collison
Columbus
Ily City
Root
Kraft
North Mulberry
Xai Ap
Eid
Sherrer
Danville
Glennon
Dential
Main
Gambier
Sivevel
Coshoeton
Fox & Breinhof
Russell Jonox
Ohio State University
Anita Stewart
Olt
Kel Hucky
Winn
Radia Shire
North Liberty Way
Mt. Vernon
Hox & Steinholf
P.M. Ashbaugh
L.A. Stream
Bona
Ohio
Local Social Notes and Outings Highlight Weekend
Mrs Fred Hall and Mlay Ruth Swineheart visited Sunday. Ladies hose sale offered at reduced prices. Ogg family from West Vinestromt spent weekend in Cardington. Dr Stokes chiropodist visits Hotel Curtis Wednesdays. Mr and Mrs F Young headed to Florida for two to three weeks. Mike Josie Tallman returned after visit with sister Mrs David Llewelyn. The Orphan at Lyric tomorrow and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leroy Mayer visited Zanesville. 20 percent cut on men high grade shoes including Cordovans Aussie calf black and brown. Miss Theresa Shaffer and Mr Harry Shaffer from East High Street visited Columbus weekend.
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Fred Hall
Mlay -Ruth Swineheart
Ogg
West Winestromt
W. Ogg
Old
Delaware Road
Cardington
Stokes
Hotel Curtis
F. Young
Coshocton Road
Florida
Mike Josie Tallman
West High Street
Iter
David Llewelyn
Walhending
William Marnini
Lyric
Leroy G. Mayer
Zanesville
Mary N. Cassell
College View
Neraska
A. ©. Cassell
Fredericktown
Donald Seal
Voris Seal
Akron
H. S. Landerbaugh
North Clinton Street
Theresa Shaffer
Harry Lyle Shaffer
East High Street
Columbus
Community Notices From Local Churches And Lodges
May gatherings listed include Howard Christian church canvass on May 30 from 3 to 4 PM with members urged to stay home. Memorial Day band practice at Knights of Pebb rooms on Tuesday at 2 PM. Hiawatha Lodge 824 Moose to meet Wednesday evening with a large initiation. Mt Vernon WGMIU open meeting at YMCA Wednesday 7 30 PM with Capt Julian Headington address. Amity M E church Memorial sermon by Rev Ward on Sunday May 30. Madonsburg Grange meets Thursday evening May 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Howard Christian Church
Kk. of
Pebb Rooms
Twoom
Hiawatha
Loyal Order of Moose
Mt. Vernon W
M.C. A
Julian W. Headington
Amity M
Bunelay
Ward
Madonsburg Grange
Former congressman dies in Steubenville at 74
Steubenville native and former congressman from the Seventeenth district, Joseph 4, GH, aged 74, died at his home Saturday night after a period of illness. He had been in poor health for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Joseph 4
Hilo
Cleveland Chauffeurs Strike Delays Tax Teab Service
In Cleveland on May 24 a strike by about 300 chauffeurs halted tax teab service in protest of a new telco ordinance. The stoppage disrupted transportation and drew attention to regulatory changes affecting taxi and chauffeur operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Taxteab
Telco
RUMORED KELLEY IS CANDIDATE FOR CLERK
Rumor spread today that Leonard Kelley a longtime clerk at the Pennsylvanian shops would seek the Republican nomination for city clerk. The chatter centers on Kelley as a potential candidate amid party talks and local political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Leonard Hh, Kelley
Ucket
Sheriff Returns with a Prisoner After Lancaster Visit
Sheriff Walter Mosholder returned Saturday night from Lancaster with Jim Victor Luntz. They are wanted in Common Pleas Court on a charge of contempt. Luntz was indicted by the Inez grand jury and awaits arraignment before Judge Blair in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Walter
Mosholder
Lancaster
Wehngiog
Jim Victor Luntz
I Common Pleas Court
Inez Grand Jury
Blair
Wool Growers of Knox County Trading Notice
Knok County wool growers itemized notice of wool grading at the Vredertektown Farmers' Exhibit on Thursday June 1. Growers bringing wool should notify the Exchange. Capacity noted is about 20 000 pounds per day. Additional locations to be announced soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vredertektown
Exehumne
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Receipts and Prices
Market reports show cattle and hog receipts around 18 000 and 1500, with heavy beef cattle near 11.60 per hundredweight and hogs varying by weight. Sheep and lambs steady, top hogs and calves quoted, grains and seeds listed with cash futures and seasonal prices, including Cleveland and Toledo market notes and local produce items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock Hoge Revelpty
Market le Flowers
J.B Walker
Seey
Pittsburgh Livestock Growers’ Association
Hoge
Market
Beavis
Cleveland
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Pitkin’s Cash Provision Store
L. and
Libby
California
Avery
Parkerhouse
Lowney's
Kingford
Mansfield
B. W. Pitkin
South Main Street
Severny
West Vine
Turleigh Berman
Dauhiter
Moranee
Witfiat Duny
Marion
Dwanderr
W. Fh. Growsman and Sons
Damexr
Richard
Misa Latreny Canning
New York City
Mt Vernon
Thomas Cusine
West Chestnut Street
Ora McWillians
Brandon Inneit
Newark
Daniel Chadwicle
Branton
Fetonde
Ferro
Gambier Street
Bua End
Phi Matthews
Iit Mas
Arthur J. Matthews
Tas
Stockton
Norcalur
J. W. Perkins
Hoxton Byore
Vernon
Knkliat American Tallorihs Corporation
Battimore
Hay
Hinplist-American Corporation
W. E. Steffan
Last Gambler
Mt, Vernon, Ohie
Walter C. Burris
Wool Growers
Knox County
Walker-McCrackin Co
Oxfords
Severn Shoes
Alex Oxfords
Childrens Shoes
Severns
Vine Theatre
Smarkets
Toledo
Timothy
Frank
New Phone
Will J. ‘Doc’ Welsh
Citizens
Red
H. Gambier Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott
Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream
F. Rimer
Plate Ginsa
South Male St. Cit
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