Bladensbury Couples Wed In Rural Church Ceremony
Mr. Evert Wertington Barner and Miss Vinion Ethel Harrie of Bladensbury were united in marriage Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Vinn Church of Christ parsonage with Pastor A. Long officiating. The ceremony followed by a reception at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evert Wertington Barner
Vinion Ethel Harrie
Bladensbury
A. Long
Vinn Church of Christ
Cemo
Prank Briscoe
Clowns Arrive as Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus Winds North
A Hagenbeck-Wallace circus unit showcases Borella the Here s Me clown in Mt Vernon on June 2 with a 2 PM show and a 10 AM parade. Arthur Borella, famed for his clown persona and near two decades of slogan humor, headlines a cast promising record crowds and top pay, rivaled only by Dan Rice in history.
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Birthland
Mt. Vernon
Arthur Borella
Borella
Borela
Mr. Borella
Dereon
Horella
Dan Rice
Empire Day Celebration Across Lands Honors Queen Victoria
May 23 Empire Day observances unfold as the Empire recalls Queen Victoria. Amid parades and official salutes, leaders from London to distant colonies report strong public enthusiasm.
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Landon
Victoria
Landon Ad Hanyoyuer
United Kingdom
Empire
al el
Man Pleads Guilty In Lunacy Support Case
A defendant entered a guilty plea and was ordered to pay five dollars weekly to support children. An affidavit in lunacy was filed in probate, detailing the case and court action.
Court House Items Highlight Monday Proceedings
The Common Pleas Court met Monday with John Hoeflich pleading guilty to non support after being advised by attorney Frank Moore. He must pay 35 per week for his minor children, starting June 6, and may gain liberty if he secures work in Mansfeld. Also filed was an affidavit in lunacy against Albert Clark, and George W. Sharp was named administrator of Chris tin R. Sharp with bond of 98200. Commissioners discussed routine business, weights and measures conference set for Washington from May 26 to 29 with J M Ort as Ohio delegate. Several marriages were recorded, deeds filed show parcels and sums, and Starling Ohio Medical College commencement is noted with diplomas to Vernon Sops and others.
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Common Pleas Court
John Hoeflich
Wild
Jewell
Frank Moore
Moore
Manefield
Hoeflich
Mansfeld
Edward Blocher
Albert Clark
Monroe Township
J. C. Tinkey
Washington, D.C
Ohio
J. M. Ort
Columbus
Franklin County
Memorial Day Exercises Planned for Mt Vernon Event
Memorial Day program set for Mt Vernon on Saturday May 20 includes a parade from Monument Square led by Dan Stone as chief marshal with W M Koons and Ward assistants, police platoon, city band Kokosing Co No 71 U R K of P, Boy Scouts and school children, D Rield Artillery, veterans groups, and flowers to be placed on graves at 1 45 p m. The program at the high school auditorium features songs, prayers, addresses by Lewis B Houck and others, and memorial rites under Prof R A Chubb. Memorial Day Committee chaired by Col D Hunt includes Col L Hunt and George D Neal among others.
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Mt Vernon
Mon
Bnent Square
Dan
Stone
Mar’ Bhall
W. M. Koons
Ward 8
Qesistants
Elty Band
Kokosing Co
U. Rok
P. Boy Scouts
Rield Artillery
Grand Army of the Republic
Drom Corpe
Daughters of Veterans
Boy Scouts
Joe Hooker
Sone
Tapa
Jih
America
W. A. Clemmer
D. Hunt
W_ E
Sefton
Mother
Hon. Lewis
B. Houck
C. B. Ford
R.A. Chubb
George 1D. Neal
Relief Corpa
Anna Gunningham
Songs of Veeterans
H. W. Breece
Daughter of
Veterans—Ohio B. Wine
Infant Death and Ransom Family Roster in Mt Vernon
Obituary notices report the death of infant child of Mr and Mrs BH Bair on Big Wood Avenue and the death of lumber dealer John H Ransom on Coshocton Avenue. Ransom suffered a one week illness from apoplexy. Interment at Mound View cemetery followed funeral at the home on Monday afternoon. additional details include survivors Mrs Ralph Ransom of Mt Vernon and two sons and two daughters, with church and lodge affiliations noted. The bulletin lists birth in Mt Vernon in 1847 and notes services led by Rev H H Hurley.
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Mra
Bair
Bige- Wood Avenue
Mound View Cemetery
John H. Ransom
Ransom
Coshocton Avenue
Mt. Vernon
Wil
Pred Ransom
Pitt Dureh
Ralph Ransom
Sandervon
Monére
Oscar Ranvom
Samuel Ransom
Columbus
First Baptist Church of
Tiron Lodge Knights of Pyllas
H. H. Hurley
Obituary of William McElroy and kin in Knox County
The deceased was the son of John M. Critchfield and Mary Cassell, longtime Knox county residents. Survived by one brother John McElroy and two sisters Mrs. Mary A Critchfield and Mrs. Margaret E Critchield, plus numerous nieces and nephews. A Civil War veteran, he belonged to Joe Hooker Post No. 21, G.A.R., and was a longtime member of Vine Street Church of Christ. Funeral from the late residence Wednesday at 1 30 p m with Rev. J A Long officiating. Interment in Mound View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Critchfield
Mary Cassell
Knox County
McElroy
William McElroy
Joe Hooker
John Mc
Insane Man Found in Gambier Barn
May 25 Gambier Ohio. Cary Hawk, found inside a barn by Marshal Robert Parker after midnight, acted oddly and was jailed for the night. Dr Welker declared him insane. Hawk had left his sister's home north of Gambier Friday. He escaped Sunday morning near the Dial mill, was captured, and may be sent to the state hospital in Columbus. authorities fear threats and a knife was involved.
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Gambier
Ohio
Alex Ransom
Marshal Robert Parker
Cary Hawk
Hawk
Dial Mill
Mt. Vernon
State Hospital
Columbus
Marshal Parker
Mounted Battery Practice Marks Actual Service Preparedness
Sergeant Jacobs and Captain Thompson led a Sunday afternoon road march for the local battery. An eight mile ride along Green Valley road used 22 horses and one battery section, praised for close resemblance to real service. Decoration Day May 30 will feature a twenty one gun salute at Mound View cemetery.
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Jacobs
Thompson
Green Valley Road
Mound View Cemetery
National Epilepsy Study Group Holds Baltimore Convention
Baltimore May 25 delegates from numerous states arrive to attend the National Association for the Study of Epilepsy and the Care and Treatment of Epileptics annual convention in the city this week with medical leaders among the participants.
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Baltimore
Naional Association For the Study
Princeton to begin hundredth anniversary celebrations
Princeton Indiana marks its 100th anniversary with a week of festivities. Residents prepared a year for the event, inviting hundreds of visitors to join in what is touted as one of Indiana's most notable celebrations.
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Princeton
Ind
Todey
Uw Ctizens
Indiana
The Skeptics Laugh at the Cable Project
Fifty years ago the idea of linking America and Europe by land telegraph via the Bering Strait drew great interest. American engineer Perry Collins proposed a northern overland route from San Francisco through Alaska to Siberia while Russia would carry a line across Siberia. Expeditions, surveys, and Kennan’s dog sled journeys tested feasibility, but after 1865 the project faded as cables succeeded. Today only bridging Bering Strait remains.
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Washington
New York
London
Bering Strait
Perry Macdonald Collns
United States
San Francisco
British Columbia
Alaska
Hering Strait
Siberian
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Russia
Great Siberian Wilds
George Kennan
Liveria
Kennan
America
Huntington Rally Scene as Solomon Proud Attacks Billy Sunday
At a Huntington West Virginia meeting Billy Sunday preaches in a large tabernacle when Solomon Proud a churchgoer attempts to assault him. He is overpowered by others and police take him into custody. Sunday remains calm and unshaken.
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Huntington
W. Va
Denly
Titane
Big Tabernacle
Billy Sunday
Solomon Proud
Oehere
Bride and Painter Kill Themselves in Cleveland
John Camelis a 26 year old painter killed his bride of a few months by firing three shots into her head when she chose to stay with her aunt. He then shot himself, ending his life about an hour later. Georgia Caine, noted for playing Adele, plans to leave musical comedy after this season and appear next year in a straight comedy.
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Cleveland
John Camelis
Georgia Caine
Adele
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Dannemiller
Cei
Ue Pannemiller
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Schramm
Bothmor
Lutz & Behramm
Ritty
Ree, Ae
Egee
W.C. Rock
Charles Beck
Johnstown
Boreen
Dow
Woolson'n
Alvin Mild
North Jeffersen Street
Detroit
Mich
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Fidella Pike
East Bureau Street
Barkshire
Cio
Winchester Faust
Loudonville
Perrysville
Mowren's
L. W. Tay
East Gambler Street
Fredericktown
H. ©. Hawley
Mold
PL Wayne
Samuel Clark
Indianapolis
Clark
P. Allen Laurie
New York ‘City
England
City
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iMgher
North
Maletreet Hawn
Wollean
Alden Ho Mone
Mt ‘Vernon
Wheeling
Virginia
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Uniform Bank
Ben ‘Buelodae
Med. T
Catton
Awlp. Voudeerif
Columban
Mire
William
Queblniee
Dhonin
Cortin
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Enel Gambier Wrest
Mary Harker
South Vernon
Catty
J. J. Fults
Werth Hithh Street
J. J. Lentz
George H. Hamilton
Newark
Lewis B. Houck
George R. Spearman
French Severns
Martinsburg
Martinsburg High School
Claise Hays
Ociety News
Clowns
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus
Bration OF Empire
Jno
George W. Sharp
Christin R. Sharp
William A. Hoswok
Max Meyers
Alfred A. Perrine
Teest
Allen J. Hraddock
Eva Swinele
Barnett
Yorett
M. Hichards
Jacob Childers
Uaton
M. Richards
B. Childers
Op Parker
Francis A. Ralston
College
Rose BE. McKinley
Clyde
Barfoon
Lowell Newell
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Liberty
F Parker
Nellie Ewart
Gray H. Scholes
Alva Scholes
Starling
Ohio Medical College
Combug
Vernon
William Cooper Russell
Celeron Gray
John Raymond Kelly
James FR. McElroy Jazoes
Kort Cheatnut Street
Moltroe
Knox
Kwlenary
Arnold Store
Cable Project
Billy
Cali
Main Street
B. C
Tucker Bros
Mt. Liberty
Hebout & Pitkin's
Shuberts
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