Pilgrimage to Fredericktown for Ash Wednesday Services
The Knights Templars of Clinton Commandery No 5 traveled by train and car to Fredericktown Sunday to attend divine services at the Presbyterian church in observance of the Ascension. Rev H M Noble delivered the sermon, with musical numbers including a solo by Mrs Mabel Mitchell French and a duet by Mrs French and Miss Cleo Crumley. After services, attendees joined at Dr E V Ackerman’s home for refreshments and greetings.
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Clinton Commandery
Knights ‘Template
Fendericktown
Presbyterian Church
H. M. Noble
Commandery
Fredericktown
Masonic Hall
Prédéricktown
Noble
Redeemer
Mabel Mitchell French
French
Cleo Crumley
Helen, Shireman
William H. Clarke
Perry L. Cover
L. Tate Cromley
Gail C. Cockney
Harry C. Devin
John R. Doolin
William J. Grant
Charles M. Hildreth
J. M. Huddleston
William H. Hull
Charles C. Iams
Prank ¥. Kirby
J. Clit Levering
John
Patterson
Samuel H. Peterman
William A. Porter
State board to fund county institutes for public good
Application deadlines set for July. New statutes aim to extend agricultural institutes with practical work and less entertainment. Attendance rose by 10 percent last season and towns must provide a suitable building. The board may reimburse up to $31.26 for local institute expenses, with no cost to communities if properly applied. Citizens, merchants, and farmers urged to apply promptly for blanks and instructions from A. P. Bandles, Secretary, Columbus, Ohio.
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Tate Board of Agriculture
Toyory
A. P. Bandles
Columbus
Young Men Learn Value of Dollar With Buckeye Building Loan
Ambitious youths seek to start businesses and fund ventures. They must work hard and save, learning the value of money. The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers five percent at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, with assets about 4.7 million dollars.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Bullding
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Mt Vernon Grays Fall To Renner Weber Eleven
The Mt Vernon Grays lost 14 to 4 at Riverside Park to the Renner Weber team from Mannsfield Sunday. After a close start the Mannsfield club exploded in the eighth inning as their hits and the Grays misplays produced a one sided end. Tanner pitched well for Mt Vernon but received poor support.
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Mt. Vernon Grays
Riverside Park
Renner-Weber
Mannsfield
Mansfield
Grays
Tanner
Local man pleads guilty to bootlegging charge
Dan Church of this city was arrested in Barberton on bootlegging charges and brought back. He appeared before Mayor Mitchell and pleaded guilty, receiving a $50 fine plus costs and commitment to the workhouse until the amount is paid. He said he would arrange payment Monday afternoon.
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Dan Church
Barberton
Mitchell
Church
Costa
Resignation Tendered at First Baptist Church
Rev. Fr. Brininstool announced his resignation at the morning service, explaining a unanimous call to become pastor of the First Baptist Church in Wheeling West Virginia. A motion to reject was replaced by deferring action until next Thursday evening when final action will be considered at the prayer meeting.
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First Baptist Church
Brininstool
Wheeling
West Virginia
Jaider
Homing Club 100 Mile Race Awards At Mt Vernon
Mt Vernon Homing Club held a 100 mile race for old birds on May 28 at Xenia Ohio Tam loft. Peter Colin won top prize with the fraternal bird arriving at 8:05 am. Prizes went to Peter Colin Leon Bary Frank Dogneaux Anthony Smith Antoine Jacquet Louis Bouchez and others with placements listed.
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Mt. Vernon
Frank Dogneaux
Leon Bary
Anthony Smith
Antoine Jacquet
Peter Golin
Louis Bouchez
Bicycle Accident Injures Master McVarland at Riverside Park
Master Frank McVarland of Wooster avenue was injured Sunday afternoon while bicycling at Riverside park. His wheel collided with a fallen companion and his right wrist bones were broken. He received treatment at Dr. James F. Lee’s office where the fractures were reduced.
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Frank McVarland
Wooster Avenue
Riverside Park
McFarland
James F. Lee
Fire Call at Corner of North Norton and Austin
The city fire department was summoned to a small blaze on the first floor of a house at North Norton street and Austin avenue early Sunday morning. The fire was extinguished before arrival. origin unknown as no stove fire was found. Damage described as very small. An English woman proposed to organize all the Marya into a society, while Columbia News notes Wall Street has long engaged in a round of the Hitte lamba.
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North Norton Street
Austin Avenue
Columbia News
Wall Street
Monument plans and Payne tribute in mid century letters
A letter from May 29 reports plans for a Daniel D Emmett Monument Association to honor John Howard Payne by building a bust in a central pylon niche and praising his song Home Sweet Home. The piece reflects Payne’s early life in New York and Boston, praising his mother and noting career ups and downs. It also covers a May 28 aviation meeting in Columbus Ohio featuring Ovington Sopwith and Horton, with potential new speed records and daily signal broadcasts.
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Bohumotady
Jon Howbae Payiin
Hom
Shen Tome
Lo Tepewe
Wayne
Stratne
Uogende
John Howard Payne
New York
Clinton Academy
East Hampton
S. 1
Boxton
Isaacs
East Haupton
Payne
Boston
Herry Street Academy
Boson
Columbus
United States
England
Earle L. Ovington
Tom Sopwith
Hogland
Harry M. Horton
United States Signal Corps
Arthur S. Cowan
U. S, Signal Corps
Kenyon Garners Honors at Ohio Intercollegiate Tennis Meet
Kenyon College earned silver cups at the Ohio intercollegiate tennis tournament held in Delaware over three days. Merry of Gambier defeated Henderson in singles Friday, then lost the final to Anthony of Miami Saturday morning 6 4. In doubles Kenyon and Miami beat Dennis on Wooster to take three straight sets 6 3 6 2 6 3.
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Delaware
Kenyon
Merry of
Gambier
Henderson
Athony
Miami
Dennison
Wooster
Marty
Beatty
Gambler Sehdoi
Anthony
Ashta
Indianapolis 500 May 30 Historic Speed Campaign
All is in readiness for the 500 mile International Sweepstakes at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The brick oval is in fine condition with grandstands complete and over one hundred men to track cars. Expect record speeds as many leading makes are represented and bets run high. winner may claim 85 000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Beng
Fiat
Lozier
National
Mar
United States
Harry Grant
Knipper
Savannah
de Palma
Strang
Diabrow
Hearne
Brace- Brown
Dawson
Lytle
Atlantis
The Grow That Weare a Fool's Cap
A Dutch farmer uses paper caps smeared with sticky substance to trap crows near grain fields. The clever device lures birds to peck grain but ends with the cap trapping the crow on its head until it frees itself. The tale ends with a quip about babies and mothers in go carts.
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Holland
Violating Rose Law Against Smithhisler
An affidavit sworn before Mayor Mitchel charges George Smithhisler with keeping a place for the unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor in violation of the Rose law after a raid on his location on Went Vine Wheel Inet Friday. Smithhisler to appear for arraignment Monday afternoon before the mayor.
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Mitchel
Clements
George Smithhisier
Smithbiater
Smithbieter
Arrest Of Man On Charge Of Non Support
Samuel Deeren was arrested by Sheriff Parker in Guernsey county on Saturday evening on a warrant sworn by his wife Mary Deeren charging non support of herself and minor. He was placed in the county jail in default of bond and pleaded not guilty before Squire George S Harter. A hearing was set for Monday afternoon at 3 o clock. Repartee is a brilliant remark that you wish and bought o in time to make hit with it.
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Samuel Deeren
Parker
Guernsey County
Mary Deeren
Gen. Deeren
George
Harter
Memorial Lay Services At Vine Street Church Of Christ
Memorial services were held at Vine Street Church of Christ for Jon Hooker with Dr David Francis delivering a sermon titled Serving Our Generation The program included prayers hymns scripture readings solos and floral tributes decorations featured flags and flowers and a verbal resolution of thanks by Commander George S Harter to the pastor and church members
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Jon Hooker
Ariililary
Moontioa
Aervicey
Vine Street Church of Christ Bunday
David Francin
Francie
Wagner
Anthom
Hall
America
Sam
Adamu
Lulu Motte
Rolo
Adams
Misa Mthel Parker
Francia
Alethem
Columbia
Biorly
Organvt
Belle Critchfeld
Geraldine Bricker
Ruth Johnson
Margaret Mellitt
Ninomi Swigert
Thelma Bricker
Evelyn Carpenter
Sentinels
Stanley Shafer
Claude Green
George S. Harter
Mre
David Francis
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Clinton
the Presbyterian Church
West Side Public Square
A. P. Sandles
Fils
The
Baptist Church
Rev. F. £. Brininstool
Homing Club
Fire Department
Daniel
E. E. Shireman
Banner
Na Hoa Wholesale Grocers
Indianapalicy
Woot
Dixie
Virginia Calonit
Digie
Daniel D. Emmett Monument Association
Bablen
Shelley
Frank V. Owen
Circuit Court
Medina County
Common Pleas Court
H. F. Shelley
Ashland County
Paul Oliver
Henry B. Messmore
Helen L. Stinemates
Sanvertutis
C. F. Mott
John H. Herschler
Julia A. Miller
Mt. Vernon, Rey
Wm. EB
Hull
Tilford F
Vine St. Church of Christ
GA. R
Citizens’ Building & Loan Association
H. Smith
First National Bank
Mt, Vernon
Dqikathy
Howard Spitzer
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