Robbery Strikes Postmaster Carrying Funds in Ohio
In JWTLER Ohio on September 28 Postmaster L McGullough was robbed at 7 45 pm by two men who forced him to surrender a grip containing over 800 in cash money orders war savings stamps and postage stamps The holdup occurred near the Price store with a second gunman joining as the pair fled toward the B and O tracks Police searched the area and suspects may have boarded one of two freight trains The Postmaster reported the grip also contained a new revolver and one money order for 122 dollars suggesting the loss exceeds 800.
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McCullough
Butler
Jwtler
Ohio
Jar
Postrt
L. McGullough
Butu
Post- McCullough
Post-S
Mr.Gullough
Price
Millwood Notes: Local Moves And Visits
C M Drake moves into the Mtrymian block. The sand plant operations restart after a partial shutdown last week. Mrs Oregon Fike spent the night at Canton with Mr William Lepley and family. The Millwood mill operates. Mrs Lewis Henricksen and daughter plan a winter trip to Oklahoma. William Martin visits Le Vernon. Linda Lawrence moves into Humbert property.
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Oregon Fike
Canton
William Lepley
Millwood
Lewis Henricksen
Daughv
Oklahoma
William Martin
le Vernon
Linda Lawrence
Humbert
Community notices at Palmyra and Danville meetings
Palmyra reports no local visitors this week with visits to Paul Golt and Ward Ryan homes. Families of both mothers are well. H Woodward family met in Newark. Flora Farquhar spent two days in Danville for county W C T U convention. A church all day meeting is planned next Sunday with Rev Hill and Aurcrypus wired to attend. a picnic lunch is expected at noon.
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Paul Golt
Ward Ryan
H. Woodward
Newark
Idiss Flora Farquhar
Danville
Hill
Centerburg Residents and Friends Visit Local Figures
Centerburg notes report Mrs J H Van Horn visiting at Ickeye Lake with her former parents and Mrs George McCrack spending time with friends. John A C Freeman of Westerville visited Centerburg while Mrs D Hayden stayed with her father, Dr R C Lewis, in Marion. Mr Harry Wright of Crestline spent days here, and B H Palmer left for extended relatives in Mt Vernon.
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Rand
J. H. van Horn
Ickeye Lake
George McCrack
Isis
Johns
A. C. Freeman
Westerville
Centerburg
D. Hayden
R. C.lewis
Marion
J. A. Pearl
Cleveland
Relyeu
Harry Wright
Crestline
B. H. Palmer
Local Visitors Highlight Columbus Ties And Family News
Ida E Mitchell returned for a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchell in Columbus as did Mrs Alex Yellinhoff and others. The piece notes social visits among Cols residents Mrs Howard Ford and a child, and mentions Master Fenton Crowl who dislocated his elbow after a fall in a granary. Dr Mc Coughlin attended.
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S. Ida E. Mitchell
Arthur Mitchell
Columbus
Alex Yellinhoff
Howard Ford
Condit
Mix
Othe Cline
A. McBride
John Miles
Fenton Crowl
Forrest Crowl
Satyeey
McCoughlin
Full World Series Coverage In The Daily Banner
The Daily Banner promises full World Series reporting with play by play and full game accounts. It notes seven Chicago players face indictments and suspensions by President Comiskey, predicting Cleveland will win the American League pennant and that an Ohio team may contend for the series.
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Chicago
Comiskey
Cleveland
Ohio
Associated Press
Fult
Daily Banner
Reading material appeal made for Knox county prisoners
Rev. T O Reed chaplain of the Ohio penitentiary appeals to Knox county citizens to send magazines and illustrated papers for inmates. Reed says he will pay freight charges on reading material sent to Columbus, not express fees.
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T. O. Reed
Ohio Penitentiary
Knox County
Chaplin Reed
Columbus
Knights Celebrate Columbus Day in Vernon
Mr. Vernon council No. 847 Knights of Columbus plans a Columbus Day celebration on October 12 with banquet, program, and dance at the K of C hall. Ray N. Martin of Columbus will give an address. Committee members are Fred J. Lawler Patrick Purcell Charles Kilkenney Raymond Oborne and Joseph Henley.
Brink Raven and neighbors gather for Sunday at John Marshall home
Mr and Mrs Charley Owens and family of Magnola spent Sunday with John Marshall. Rev W H Gibson preached at the M B E church Sunday night. W C T U delegates and members reported a splendid meeting after attending the Danville convention. Various neighbors visited, and plans were made for the next meeting at Mrs William Sapp’s home.
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Charley Owens
Magnola
John Marshall
Hibbets
Clark
Hore
W. H. Gibson
M. BE
Floyd Batley
Earl Sapp
Amity
Royal Fendrick
James Strouser
William Sapp
Cleveland
Danville
Sdney Englehart
B. ©. Horter
Harry Meisiroy
Oss Hibbits
J. J. Sapp
Thomas Winslow
William Bailey
Frank Batton
Lyle Hendershot
Walter Sapp
Slater Leota
Mansfield
J. D. Dill
Emma Church
Tager Valley
Elmer Church
Sterling Nicewander
Toledo
Bow- Ble Fendrick
Elmer Meeks
Mt. Vernon
Arnold Condon
Bert Condon
C. C. Leiter
C. E. Horton
Jennie Hibbets
Columbus
Clifford Strouser
Frederickburg
Byron Strouser
John Grasabaugh
G. L. Strouser
W. CT. U. Wil
Schools to Have Special Programs for Fire Prevention Day
County Superintendent J Marion Marriott announced rural schools will arrange special programs on Fire Prevention Day Friday Oct 8. The item also notes a sale listing for Mt Vernon Hay Co. stock.
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County Supt. of Schools
J. €. Marriott
Perry R. George Called by Death
Perry R. George died this morning at 10 30 at his Walnut Street home after an extended illness. He was 70. He is survived by his wife two daughters and four sons. Mrs Gertie Hikes Mrs Lottie Pilexter Fred and Clarence George of Peru Indiana L George of Markleville Indiana and Lee George of Clarksburg West Virginia.
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Verry
George
Walnut Street
George Wan
Bre
Heda
Mra
Gertie Hikes
Mre
Lottie Pilexter
Fred
Clar
Whee George
Peru
Ind
L. George
Markieville
Lee George
Clarksburg
W. Va
Child Dies of Typhoid Fever in Crenterburg
Eva Mario Shaman, 16, daughter of Me and Mia Emmanuel Sharmin, living three miles west, died at 1 am after six weeks of typhoid. Survived by parents and sister Grace. Funeral set for Friday at 10 am at the M. E. Church with Rev. Crawford officiating. Burial in Canterbury Cemetery.
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Crenterburg
Eva Mario Shaman
Mia
Emmanuel Sharmin
Here
Grace Shaman
Rev
Crawford
Nolating
Canterbury
Births Bulli gan and McNutt Welcome Daughters
A daughter was born Wednesday afternoon to Mr and Mrs Fred Bulligan of 114 East Burgess Street. A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Ray McNutt of Monroe Township.
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Fred Bulligan
East Burgess Street
Ray McNutt
Monroe, Township
Hand Injury at Cooper Works In West Gambier Street
Mr Charles Bryan of West Gambier street was injured at work at Cooper works when iron fell on his hand on Tuesday crushing a finger and causing injury.
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Charles Bryan
West Gambier Street
Cooper Works
Wanted Buyers For Boon In Any Kind Of Aive
An advertisement notes willing buyers for a boon in any kind of aive. The Howlun Construction Co. office is in Union block and a Monday evening event is planned at McCormick's. A carload of coal and other goods is for sale through Vernon Hay and Mrs Bert Perret. An individual on M. & 8. street recently underwent an operation.
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Schroeder
Howlun Construction Co
Union Block
McCormick
Mra
Bert Perret
Mreet
The Knox County Shorthorn Era Event Notice
The Knox County Shorthorn candelation will be held Saturday October 24 at Wrouinds Mt Vernon. Pre-registered Shorthorn cattle to contain will please notify A T Sonith secretary Fredericktown 238 2.
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Knox County
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Perry R. George
Howard
Troy Collins
South 9Th Street
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