Motion for a New Trial Heard in Court
Knox county court notes in Probate and Common Pleas show a motion for a new trial in the Hagleburger case against The Westchester Fire Insurance Co. taken under advisement by Judge Crow. Other items include accounts filed, bonds to sell, Will admitted to probate, a marriage license, a hospital transfer of an insane patient, and estate inventories and dismissals in Knox county.
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Judge Crow
Hagelbarger Vs. Insurance Co
K. B. Hagleburger
Westchester Fire Insurante Co
Crow
Millersburg
Knox County Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Hh O G. Coe
C. H. Coe
W. W Howell
Eliza A. Burch
Wilklis
Jesse Sellers
Mary I Sellers
Meyers
George R. Meyers
Max Meyers
Linney
Yirobate
James Hines
Wilkie
Leonard Reynolds Claimed by Death at 18
Leonard Reynolds aged 18, son of Mr and Mrs A J Reynolds, died at Gruit hospital Columbus from blood poisoning after influenza. Survived by three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Sunday at 1 pm at M church with Rev Telph Litzenburg officiating. Buried Rich Hill cemetery.
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Centerburg
Leonard Reynolds
A. J. Reynolds
Gruit Hospital
Columbus
Telph Litzenburg
Parcel transfers list features scattered names and parcels
A fragmented OCR list shows multiple parcel transfers with names such as Updike W and Remington, Graham Harrington, Fertins, Studer, Gregg, Israel, and others. Parcels are located in Bridkhaven Milford Wayne Fredericktown Middlebury and Clinton with small sums like $1 or $600.18 noted. The text is garbled and intermixed with errors, lacking coherent context or complete details.
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Updike
Centering
W. & Remington
Lyellender Wot
Bridkhaven
Hon. Graham
Alonxe Harrington
Milford
Hrod E. Fertins
Wayne
Sarah L Studer
Alexander Raymol
Fredericktown
William L. Gregg
William Kook
Middlebury
James Israel
Elizabeth Wine
Clinton
Circus 15 Comes to City May in Great London Show
Howe’s Great London Circus sails into Mt Vernon on Saturday May 1 bringing aerialists, alligators, elephants, clowns, calliopes and trained animals. New spectacle "America" touted as the greatest panoramic pageant by manager Howe with famed acts Mankin Dorue Sweeney riders and a bigger menagerie.
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Howe
Great
London
America
Mt Vernon
Hundred Avenue
Mankin
DoRue
Sweeney
All Nations
Tore Thar
Howe Menagerie
Greek School Exhibit Draws Large Crowd
A Greek School exhibition and program Wednesday evening showcased scholars work from the past months. Drawings, needlework, paper cutting and other crafts drew a large crowd of citizens to the school, marking the event a decided success in every detail.
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de Greer
Art Diisylay
Fire Destroys Large Building at Glass Plant
A large packing room at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co South Vernon was gutted by fire at 8 30 pm causing an estimated 25000 loss The blaze injured three workers including John Shortridge F M Stowell and William Wharton The cause is blamed on a crossing of electric wires A number of employees escaped with minor injuries and a money loss of 70 in a pocket was also destroyed The fire alarm rang at 1010 and the structure was a total loss including wood and sheet iron construction Residents and workers were unable to save the building while efforts focused on protecting the main factory The article also notes a wedding at Fredericktown involving Howard Gleason and Mie Kila Gay Wilton and a Beech Knoll Leek school indoor picnic for about 50 children
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Gleanon Wilson
Howard Mckinley Glowson
Miew Kila Gay Wilton
A. Long
Vine Street
Church of Christ
East Vine Street
Tate
L. ¥. Wilson
Frederick Jtoven
Ron
H H. Gleason
Fredericktown
Edericktown
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
South Vernon
John Shortridge
East Hamtramck Street
F. M. Stowell
William Wharton
Stowell
Wharton
John Keeley
Vague Fire Damage Reaches Roof Amid Piled Hay
A fragment describes a fire spreading quickly through a building with hay piled to the roof and electric wires at the rear, signaling a fast, damaging blaze amid ragged text and unclear details.
Henry Butts Dies in Danville Civil War Veteran
Danville April 21 Henry Butts a Civil War veteran aged years died at 8:30 last night after months of illness. He leaves three sons and two daughters. Funeral services will be held 10 o clock Monday at St Luke's Catholic Church with burial in St Luke's Cemetery.
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Danville
Loenry Butts
Harold Butts
Tew Township
St. Luke's Catholi Church
St. Luke's Cametery
Willis Will Speak at Fredericktown Memorial Day
Ex Governor Frank B Willy will deliver the Memorial day address in the Presbyterian church in Fredericktown on Sunday May 30. Wroda B Brown infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harley I Brown of near Friendship died Thursday evening and the interment occurred Friday afternoon at Friendship cemetery. Mrs Charles Van Armen of Orrville is visiting here and in Fredericktown with relatives. Mr Fred Welly returned from Cleveland after weeks of business. J J Tangher left for South Carolina for several weeks of business for the C G Cooper Co. Arthur Hanteg and Michel Garber of this city went to Columbus for the weekend with friends. For sale nine shoals. Phone 699 blue. x21 887
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Fredericktown
Frank B. Willy
Presbyterian Church
Charles van Armen
Orrville
Fred Welly
Cleveland
J. J. Tangher
South Carolina
C, & G, Cooper Co
Arthur Hanteg
Michel Garber
Columbus
Nine Shoals
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Court House
Abe R. Schipper
Howard McKinley Gleason
Bill Gray Wilson
Hey
J. A. Long
Andrew J. Taylor
Mt. Vernon
State Hospital
Mosholder
Lytle
John Umbach
Fred Lb
Um Imungh
City
Mable Gliser
Ida B. Hoovler
Carlton
Peall
Woolson Co
Cambridge
Pike
W. DB. Mosholder
Dutta
Tlescates
the Home Building Association Co
Newark
Ohio
GLASS
Pittsburgh
East Ham Tramck
Beech Knol
Leek
Ffty
Freewald
Henry Butts
Willis
Wroda B. Brown
Harley I. Brown
Friendship
Friendship Cemetery
Nexide
Exide
Sapp Bros
the Licking Creamery Company
the Licking Creamery CO
MT Woo' O Aptamery
Alexandria Creamery
Bettvieue Creamery
Lexington Creamery
Croton Creamery
Homox Geneour
Uniter
Enainok
Neady
Standard
Travsoe Lubrienion
Nyinar
THE
E Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
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