May festival closes with Pugh's piano triumph at Mt Vernon
Miss Helene Pugh enchanted a near sixty voice audience at the Mt Vernon Presbyterian church with Schytte Concerto in C sharp minor and Saint Saens Etude. The May festival of 1917 marked five years of effort by the festival association, ending amid praise for Pugh and director Coup. The deficit of about $50 loomed, with plans to continue next year at similar prices. Audience leaders urged continuing the festival and involving high school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Coup
Presbyterian Church
Mt Vernon Festival Association
Helene Pugh
Miss Pugh
Tidge P.O. Levering
Asnochy ‘Ton
P. C. Zemer
L. P. Crombey
Judse Lewis
Livering
Carle
Audiance
Schytte
Mish Pugh
Wilbur Thoburn Mills
Misa Pueh
Voup
Diaway
Festival Association
Mireeder
Levering
Mater
Mt. Vernon
Jnvers
Mt Vernon
Scott Keys
Melenw Tigh
Orenn
Mia
Mile
Brahme
Foneraniher
Salut Sionei
Mian
Selene Puch
Grieei
Symn
Prutee
Hermany Morr
Ton
Choris
Memorial Day events planned in Gambier and Mt Vernon
Memorial Day programs in Gambier and Mt Vernon feature Lot Stillwell as orator and B E Sapp speaking. Gambier will hold ceremonies at General Lorin Andrews’s grave with school children, firing squad, and a possible indoor plan if weather fails. Donations of flowers are requested at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fovern i
Benlwell
Accunion
Meni Tere
Joe Hooker
Chubb
Harter
Freeman
Lone
America
Helena Puck
Ward
Otto
Baker
Columbia
Lot
Stillwell
F. ©. Anderson
Gambier
Lorin Andrews
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
B. B. Sopp
Mosse Hall
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Army parade honors fallen comrades in Knox County
Soldiers from the Army of the Republic and local groups plan a civic parade to honor fallen comrades. Knox County Battery 1 will join, bands play patriotic selections, and children will sing as officials organize marching routes and security. The event proceeds under Chamber of Commerce coordination with police and veterans’ associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Republic
Patriotie Oreuffcations
Alan
Mt. Vernon
United States of America
Ecoose
Knox County Battery
Battery 1
Chamber of Commerce
O'Elork Wormonday
Amd
Pha
Fea Qelock
Odd Fellows and lodges join city parade with schoolchildren
A garbled OCR item lists several lodges including Timon, Mt Vernon, Koko ing Aerio, Niaswatha and G A W K along with Battery 8 and Vetere. The parade route and opening order involve schoolchildren and a general ceremony at the Gene tary whire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Timon Lodge
Mt. Vernon Lodge
P.O. Kokoing Aerio
Niaswatha Lodge
Bans of Vetere
Frances Willard WCTU Mothers Meeting Report
The Frances Willard WCTU held a mothers meeting on May 22 at Mrs. Mary Pharis's home. County officials were absent. program included readings, solos, and a promotional talk by Mrs. Mary Mason, with refreshments and plans to reconvene June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Mary Pharis
Davie
Jary
Mra. Walker
Maara
Plano
Mildred “Miter
Puancora
Nive Gotshal
Adlie
Infuentes
Mira Bell Lonty
Mish Gotelinth
Mary Mason
LOT. I
Tigrine
Eel
Local Notes and Visits Across Howard Kinderhook Area
Howard Kinderhook Newalots hosts and visits unfold with several named residents attending events. Modensburg professional activity appears in town for business dealings. George Parker recently in town for three months, John Mickley and wife guests of George Robertson, Rivouilier of Cleveland in town, John Barry planning garage, Clarence Horn and Charles Simpson show new machines, Rev. Sima of Valmyra visiting son Harley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptt
Modensburg
George Parker
John Mickley
Alven
George Robertson
George Rivouilier
Cleveland Weeston
John Barry
Clarence Horn
Charles Simpson
Sima of
Valmyra
Harley
Local visitors and travel notes from Morley Sime estate
The past week guests included Walter Line and wife, Albert Mower of Nashville, and Miknam Madio with Louley Cash of Mt. Vernon. Alex Critennald and Mrs Witbue Thimbett visited their relatives, while John Wilker Ain and Inez Woilendig, along with Mr and Mrs Hoagland, returned from Pennsylvania where they had been visiting for a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Line
Albert Mower
Nashville
Morley
Pleasant Surprise At Towell Boner Wedding
Pleasant surprise greeted J L McKinley of Runnes and family in Kansas City as Mrs McKinley and daughter joined them for dinner after a Towell Boner wedding. Benjamin Towell of Mt Gilead and Maury Boner of Pradericktown wed Thursday at 2 30 pm by Rev G R Dye on East Vine Street. The couple departed by automobile for Mt Gilead where the groom owns a farm. The bride has many relatives in Mt Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangs
McKinleye
Kansas City
Maryester
Grvndson
Robert Ressler
J. L. McKinley
Runes
A. C. McKinley
Towell-Boner
Benjamin
Towell
Mt. Gilead
Maury L. Boner
Pradericktown
G. R. Dye
East Vine Street
Mt. Giread
Mt. Vernon
Of Interest To Farmers
The article urges Knox county farmers to boost spring plowing and planting amid favorable soil conditions. It notes a strong campaign to increase acreage, calls for labor during harvest, and discusses wheat and corn plans and planning for corn cutting. It mentions community notices and local events, including a farm labor appeal and a school program with Snow's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allgire
Mantead
Knox Coumty
Knox
Hove
Glen
Menthy
Ely
Centennary school event and local visits noted
The Centennary school sixth and first stutions provide opret M4 in the M Mh church on Tuesday evening May 9. Mrs Lee Tokar visits near Fredericktown with her Vikt er. Mrs James Cline hosts visits. Mrs Turner from Columbus spends Sunday with George Shafer. Mrs Ivan McGill of Orrville visits. Mrs June Collein visits her mother near Utica. Children’s Day set for M E church Sunday June 14. Port Clinton Boy Scouts plan entertainment at the M K church in June directed by W N Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennary
Lee Tokar
Fredericktown
James Cline
Mire Johns Yookum
Ivan McGill
Orrville
June Colle
Utica
M. E
Boy Scouts of
Port Clinton
M. K
W. N. Robertson
Coshocton Team to Receive Knight Ring at Castle Ball
At a regular meeting on Thursday evening the Coshocton team was initiated into the rank of Knight. Fidelity lodge will confer the Knight ring on two candidates at Castle ball. The team won the ninth district and placed second in the late Columbus contest. Members are invited to attend memorial services and meet at the lodge room on Wednesday, May 9, at noon. Mrs. Charles Zutner traveled to Gamwer Friday for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Iodee
Coxhocton
Castle Ball
Columbus
Eny Shére
Thmon Lodge
Wednewday
Four Weeks in Hospital Inspires Lydia E. Pinkham Endorsement
In Cleveland Ohio Mrs W C Bowns recalls four weeks in hospital for severe illness and persistent pain before she began Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound on a nurse's suggestion. She reports improved health and urges others to try the remedy before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland
Ohio
Lydia
Pinkham
L Finkham
W. C. Boows
12Th St
Germans Still Use Subterranean Signals To Warn Fatherland
Washington reports a cable from Rear Admiral Sims in London reveals German agents still communicate war information to Germany. The cable notes that even before the American destroyer reached port, Berlin knew it was en route and the moonlight warning mined harbor entrances near Queensway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berlin
Vomwelm
Queensinwa
America
Navy Department
Sims
London
Tornado Killings Hit Andale Kansas Area
A tornado swept through Andale Kansas about 15 miles northwest of Wichita killing at least 17 people and injuring 50 late yesterday authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Pene
Andale
Kas
Shadowed Fertility Recovery Story in Leavenworth
Mrs. Hattie Curts of Leavenworth recounts severe frailty before her first birth. After four months on Cardus she gained strength, delivered a healthy baby, and now weighs 167 pounds. She asserts the tonic’s effectiveness and urges others with female ailments to try it, noting physician endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Ind
Hattie, Curts
Cardus
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Enchants
J. F. Fels
Chicago
Mr. Fish
North
Woltberry Street
JA. Lang
Bellefontaine
J. Coward
B. Ay Stream
Corefa Wright
Dorothy Murry
Delaware
Lot C. Stillwell
B. E. Sapp
Bert E. Sapp
Wotu
Howard
Ugledne Iil
Appheinie
Keominth Hoeftah
Perrynville
Mansfeld
Snow
Homer
Mount Liberty
Coshocton
Thoreday Vevening
Charles Zutner
Gam- Wer
The
Dar
WormsKill Hogs
Avalon Farm
Taugher’'S
Mendenhall & Cramer
West High Street
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