Political notices and candidacies in a turbulent era
The piece mocks Governor Willis’s failed workmen compensation push while noting candidacies in the Democratic primary for supreme court judges James Johnson and Maurice Donahue. It cites Republican woes with Lewis Howell and Bryan’s bid for state treasurer, plus tariff and trade concerns and varied reactions to party strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Taggart
James Johnson
Maurice H. Donaue
Supreme Court
Johnson
Donahue
Graduation Exercises at Centerburg High School Program
Centerburg High School holds graduation tonight withInvocation by Rev L G Walker Patriotic song by quartet class poem by Glidys Orsborne class history by Ralph Miller class song A Negro Love Song by quartet class address by C C Miller Fairfield County Ohio song Who Is Sylvia by quartet diploma presentation Goodnight Song by quartet and benediction by Rev R H Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerburg
L. G. Walker
Glidys Orsborne
Ralph Miller
C. C. Miller
Fairfield County
Ohio
Sylvia
R. H. Long
Children Day observations and Sunday visits across towns
Sunday events and family visits fill local life as Children’s Day is observed at the church. Numerous families from Bla densburg and nearby towns travel to visit kin in Johnstown Newark Utica Martinsburg Danville and Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Ruel Vanwinkle
Henry Rice
Lon Vanwinkle
Ray
Johnstown
Newark
Utica
Val Wolfe
Union Grove
Mary Mckee
Shaffer
Bellville
Thomas Barleywine
Lee
Almon Wolfe
Vin McCamment
Foster
Warsaw
Thomas Vanwinkle
Pauline Porterfield
Lizzie Vanwinkle
Frank McCamment
Indiana
Tlittle
Herman
William Ferguson
Martinsburg
Julia Rice
Ida Black
Danville
Rowe McKee
Lora Wolfe
Mack Cummins
Relayiyes
George Davison
Harley Sims
Howard
William Frye
Mt Vernon
Ariauit
Irone
Mir
Mes
Witham Book ‘Tey
Care for Your Stock Wor and External Horse Ailments
A garbled notice discusses care for stock and external ailments of horses. It references Hanford's taking code and Temt Horing Hotty, with mentions of PHA Mura 44 and January in Columbia. The fragmentary text lacks clear actions or outcomes but indicates a veterinary or horse care theme likely tied to a local notice in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanford
Jomo Inrel Gad
Dom
Iriykn
Columbia Wedneniny
Case Heard Involving $500 Note Claim And Taxation Talk
Judge Jewell heard part of the Thomas A. Kelly v Mary A. Kelly case over a $500 note with interest from 1912. The defendant admits borrowing but claims services offset the claim. The article also covers Auditor Walter M. Riley addressing a civics class, taxation explanations, and various court and administrative actions in Mt Vernon including appraisals, guardianships, and administrator appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Court House
Walter M. Riley
Ti Ia
Ohio
Local social notes and candidacy filing
Jonson and family of Mortis Chane were guests of Frank Johnken and family Land. Mr and Mrs Frank Showers of Fredericktown spent Sunday with friends. Mr and Mrs J W Grubb were guests of Miss Celestia Grubb and father Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Fry were guests of D H Dowds and family. Charles Belmont has filed his declaration of candidacy for prosecuting attorney as a Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Belmont
Office of Prosecuting Attorney
Community Guests and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
The article lists residents and visitors with names such as Mrs William Lyoit Mrs Fyt Vion and J J France among others. It notes social calls to families including the Johnsons Latimon and Weaver and mentions a death notice for Frank Weaver of Portland Oregon. A funeral will be held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mids Mele Scott
William Lyoit Sundiy
John Davis
Fredericktown
Fyt
J.J. France
Ashland
George Proie
Crider
Vernon
A.W. Tloar
Fanily
Kate
Jacob Latimon
Townly
Witliam Johnson
Weaver
Lieswither
Prank Weaver
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Weaver
Kenneth Seote
Frank Johneon
Lenhart McMannie
Danghter
Sika Florencr
Dawson
City
Jeremiah Belton
Atta
Eleting
Mt Mer
Sockman Named Associate Pastor at Union Theological Seminary
Sockman, previously of this city, has graduated with high honors from a New York seminary and is now engaged in writing. He earned the Doctor of Philosophy and is preparing a work for publication, as announced by university officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Theollgical Seminary
Ratekman
Pulou Wi
Administrative notice appoints Mills as administrator in Mills estate
In Knox County Ohio the probate court announces A C Mills of Aladenstirg has been named and qualified administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Isias Newton Mills late of Knox County. Probate Judge Philip Le Wilkins signs the notice dated May 24 1916. A separate line notes Jennie Bedell of Monroe township entering the M and A hospital for treatment on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Mills
Isaac Newton Mills
Hurely Company
Clarenece Motegar
Mar. Curelin Bean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Banner
Mount Vernon
THE
Banner Publishing CO
Frank Harper
Donald H. Harps View
CF Allerdin
Busines
Monument Square
Lewis Hownes
Wilson
Chester BH. Bryan
Madison County Democrat
Mr. Bryan
Rural Press Association
Ife
United States
Hobody
Jastice
Helf
Iedies
Want
Jack Arnold
Cincinnati
Matt Glaser
Centerburg High School
Supt. Miller
Ola Keyor Onl
Mortis
Monneylvania
Viele
Koyun
Thomas Melee
BF Allen
Lea Millon
Chester Ware
Hoyle Davie
Ware
Row Sindy
Cessna
Buvera
Bate
Common Pleas
Jewel
Common Pleas Court
Riley
City of
Mt. Vernon
Clinton Township
William C. McDonald
Sarah A. Miller
W. C. Bowers
Guardian
John G. Gilbert
P. A. Horry
Item
John H. Payne
James M. Cline
Rowena Kile
Bladensburg
M. & S., Hospital
Mra
A. J. Whitworth
Palmyra
M. H. Zeigler
Bell
Sparta Exchange
R. D. Rutb
Pharaoh Turke
JH. Dickie
Rolsa Se Ael
Titl&e
E. J. Everly Shoe Co
Silas Parr
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Monroe Center
Kemahec’s
Optometrists
Jewelers
Sockman
Jennie Bedell
Monroe Townership
M. & A. Hospital
Woolson’s Department Store
Hamilton
Arbuckle
Morton
Hershey
E Armour
Bea Snider
Snider
Riverside
Mad River
May
Taylor
A. H. Hamilton
Quality Cash
East Vine
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