Motion for New Trial Asked by Subscribers in Knox County
In Knox county common pleas court, John Cunningham et al v Mt. Vernon Telephone Co sees a motion for new trial filed Monday alleging the judgment is not sustained and certain testimony should be heard. Also noted are probate filings including a first and final account by Frances Conard as executrix of W. Ray Conard for 4272 received and paid out, and various real estate transfers and estates activity across Knox county.
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John Cunningham
Mt. Vernon Telephone Co
Common Pleas Court of
Knoxematy
Fan M. Aghbanen
Minnie Hiller
Alice F. Wilson
Knox
Provate
Frances Conard
W. Ray Conard
Primp Johnson
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
William M. Koons
Auto Turned Over On Newark Road Near City
Howard Blair and Esther Blair, son and daughter of Dr and Mrs Harry W Blair of South Gay Street, escaped serious injury when a Ford coupe they drove turned over on the Newark road south of the city Sunday afternoon. The car left the road, went over a small embankment, Howard had only a few bruises while Esther was cut about the hands by broken glass from the windshield.
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Howard Blair
Esther Blair
Harry W. Blair
Gay Street
Newark
Esther
Form Organization for Drive of the Salvation Army
The Salvation Army holds its second home service drive meeting Sunday afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Elected officers are B. C. Evans chair, W F McCormick vice chair, William J. Grant secretary, L G Mayer second secretary, W P Walshymier treasurer, with J A Nelson joining as executive committee member. The drive begins Wednesday May 5 with countywide advertising to inform the public of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Chamber of Commerce
B. C. Evans
W. EF. McCormick
William J. Grant
L. G. Mayer
W. P. Walshymer
J. A. Nelson
Liberty Township Meeting Tonight Draws Large Crowd
Liberty township agriculture clubs host an evening session at Liberty school with Miss Hulda Horst from Ohio State University outlining procedures for summer work. Her talk emphasizes methods for successful club operations and community engagement.
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Liberty Township Agriculture Clubs
Liberty School
Hulda Horst
Department of Boys and Girls’ Clubs
Ohio State University
Mt Vernon Telephone Company Refused Petitions Saturday
In Knox County 1245 residents petitioned Mt Vernon Telephone to drop tolls between points. Officials refused and the Patrons Executive Committee plans to seek higher court action after May 1 if tolls are not abolished. Attorney Paul M Ashbrugh was instructed to proceed.
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Mr. Vernon ‘Telephone Company
Knnox County
Mt. Vernon Telephone Company
Telephone Patrons
Telephone Company
Patrons
Paul M. Ashbrugh
Buckeye State Building & Loan Ad Promises 5 Percent Interest
Woney deposit with Buckeye State Building & Loan at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio earns 5 percent interest. Checks for interest mailed every six months. Emphasizes promptness and reliability with assets over 19.8 million invested in first mortgage home loans.
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West Gay LT
Columbus, Ohio
Buckeye
Auto tags arrive here this morning
Two hundred automobile tags for passenger cars were received this morning by the Chamber of Commerce and are ready for distribution today. They had been delayed by transportation issues in Columbus, and many residents who had been waiting for a week can now pick them up at the office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
Truck by an Auto Severely Injures Garfield Snow
Garfield Snow, a plum broker and contractor, was struck by an automobile on North Main Street Saturday evening. He suffered a severe right hip injury and a dislocated left shoulder, was taken home for treatment, and remained bedbound Monday. The driver was named as Clements. Simple apparatus has been invented for testing sand for concrete without laboratory samples.
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Garfield Snow
North Main Street
Snow
East Hamtramck Street
Clements
Miss Mary Seymour Called by Death
Miss Mary Seymour a lifelong resident of this city died at the family home on West Pleasant street after years of heart trouble. Born December 1838 she taught English and mathematics at the local high school and influenced many students. She leaves two sisters Mrs Florence Seymour and Miss S C Johnston Marion Ohio, with a large circle of friends. Funeral at the home Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev W E Hull of St Pauls Episcopal officiating. Burial at Mound View cemetery.
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Minn
Mary Bi
Boyrour
Molock
West Pleasant Street
Miss Seymour
Thin City
Misa Seymour
Fovmal High School
Florence Seymour
West Plea Ant Street
Mra S.C. Johnston
Marion
Urging Ohio to Buy War Savings Stamps and Certificates
The U S treasury urges Ohio residents to buy War Savings stamps and $100 treasury certificates. Ohio must purchase over $1,000,000 worth in days to keep lead over New York. Certificates cost 83 now and rise after May 1, are tax exempt, and act as a six percent investment. They are cashable at banks or post offices and insured against fire or theft. Certificates available at any state post office.
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United States
Treasury Department
Ohio
Treasury Savings
Ilger
Tate
New York State
Ballots Sent to Knox County Teachers for Retirement Board
Ballots issued to every Knox County teacher by the county superintendent for the two year term on the state teachers retirement board. Mark ballots and mail return to County Superintendent J C Marriott by May 3. A counting committee will be named to tally results locally.
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Knox
State Teachers’ Retirement Board
J. C. Marriott
Ballory
High School Closes for Funeral of Miss Seymour
The city board of education met to close the high school Wednesday afternoon during the funeral for Miss Mary E B Seymour, longtime Ineal high school teacher. The service is set for 2:00 PM Wednesday.
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City Board of Education
Supt. Zomer
Mary EB. Seymour
Ineal High School
Seymour
County Office 1 Closed for Funeral
The Knox County surveyor office was closed Monday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock out of respect to the memory of John McCrory, who served as Knox County surveyor many years ago.
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Knox County
John McCrory
Health Board Schedules Regular Meeting at City Hall
The city board of health, changing from Thursday to Wednesday, will convene at 7 80 o'clock Wednesday evening at City Hall. The agenda includes substantial business and all members are urged to attend.
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City Board of Health
Animals of Howe's Great London Circus Bath Time
The article details bathing routines at Howe's Great London Circus in Vernon on May 1. Superintendent Charles Rooney oversees washing nearly 200 cake soaps while Olly Azonia treats the animals with castile soap. Even vicious animals are bathed, cages scrubbed, and straw refreshed as keepers care for seals hippos and the baby hippo Gongo.
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Howe
Great
London Circus
Vernon
Charles Rooney
Olly Azonia
Gongo
Infant Dies After Measles With Underbill Family
Five weeks old infant Everett Underbill of Harrison avenue died Sunday morning after several days of measles. Burial was held Monday afternoon at Amity cemetery. Banks to close at noon Tuesday for primary election.
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Everett
Everett Underbill
Harrison Avenue
Amity Cemetery
Bayer Aspirin Ad Promises Genuine Bayer Cross
An old advertisement touts genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross mark. It claims physicians have prescribed it for over eighteen years and lists multiple pains it treats with inexpensive 12 tablet tins and larger packages available.
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Bayer
Hayer
Weavertown Batters Lead League Averages in early season
The Banner reports unofficial batting leaders in major leagues. Chicago White Sox third baseman George Weaver tops the American League at .600 after three games with six hits in ten at bats. Babe Ruth of the Yankees opens poorly at .238 with five hits in 21 appearances. Brooklyn’s Hi Cott paces the National League at .667 in three games with four hits in six at bats. Cincinnati’s Roush batted .222 in five games, while Wheat of the Yankees teammate hits 10 in 19 in five games. Brainard of Columbus leads the American Association at .633 after 15 hits in 24 at bats over four games.
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Chicago
George Weaver
Chicago White Sox
Legue
Weaver
Babe” Ruth
New York
Walker
Philadelphia
Hicott
Brooklyn
Wheat
Roush
Cincinnati
Six games show him leading Southern Association batters
The player posted 14 hits in 26 at bats for a .633 average across six games. A note states the world's largest eel breeding farm is in Italy, with a centuries old industry carried on in a swamp.
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Southern Association
Italy
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Common Pleas
Charles MM. Wiltate
1. C. Bishop
Willis
Bishop
Kile Pickering
U. S. Army
Alt Champion
Pleasant Valley Cemetery
Daisie E. Bartlett
Mt. Vernon
Hollding Co
Curtis
Tawls A. Dial
Val Ban
Wastn lens—Bank More
West Side Public Square
Home OF Safety and Service
James Israel
J. J. Herron
H. 8. Workman
Cashler
W.E. Steffan
Optometrist
East Gambler Street
Miss Esther Blair
Drive OF the Salvation Army
Liberty Township
Woney
State Building & Loan Co
Mary Seymour
Voile
Ringwalt
The
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Health Board
C. Penn
Weavertops
Brainard
Amrican Association
Dan Els
Birmingham
Ider
Ramgler
Mt. Vernez Farmers’ Exchange Co
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