Sheriff Defendants Named In Replevin Suit Over Steam Roller
Knox county court handles a replevin and damage case regarding a steam roller seized by Sheriff Woolfson and Deputy Riley. David A. Yoder leads the suit seeking recovery of the roller and $1,000 damages per action. Multiple related actions and probate accounts appear in Knox county legal notices.
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John M. Woolfson
Knox County
Howard Riley
Hillier Township
Court of Common Pleas
David A. Yoder
Riley
Squire
Robert Best
Woolfson
Centerbury Savings Bank Co
The
Ohio Paving
Richland
HOH, & R
Daughter Born to Cochranes in Howard
A daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Frank Cochran of Howard. The birth adds a new member to the Cochran family serving the Howard community with the new arrival’s arrival noted in this births notice.
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Frank Cochran
Howard
Insurance policy details safeguard deposits against windstorms
Secoid explains a blanket policy from a strong insurer covering losses from tornadoes, cyclones, or windstorms. It states assets of 6,600,000 secured by first mortgages on homes and farms, with five percent paid on time deposits, and invites readers to write for booklets.
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United States
Baptist Church Notes Rev Hofmeister Serves Summer Schedule
Rev Theodore M Hofmeister pastor leads Sunday school at 10 am with Jay Harmon as superintendent and a warm welcome for all. Evening worship at 8 includes The Holy Flock. Prayer meeting Wednesday. BPU Saturday. Monthly business meeting Wednesday August 6. Missionary society meets August 7 at Mrs Russell Vanostrands home for all day gathering. Everybody welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore M. Hofmeister
Jay Harmon
Russell Vanostrand
Town and County Tennis Tournament Scheduled Early
The third annual tournament will start likely August 6 to finish within two weeks before the Chautauqua. Round Hill court and other venues will be used to speed play. A record field is expected with more entries and better prizes totaling 25 dollars plus two cups for ladies and men singles. Entrance is fifty cents with twenty five cents per series.
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Round Hill
Mt. Vernon
Grave digger killed by bolt in Philadelphia cemetery
In Holy Cross Cemetery Philadelphia on July 30 Patrick Tuney was struck by lightning while digging a grave. He fell into the pit and died instantly. Despite the storm he stayed to finish for the day and his body lay at the bottom with his shovel in hand. Cemetery authorities seek permission to bury him at his dug grave.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Patrick Tuney
Holy Cross
Tuney
Commencement In This City Largest Knox County Class
Last Saturday Knox County schools presented one of the largest graduation classes in memory. The ceremony drew graduates from every section represented in county divisions and highlighted the region’s educational progress.
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Knox County
Complete List Of Diplomas Recipients At Boxwell Patterson
The city held a diploma ceremony on Saturday listing graduates alphabetically. Notable names include Hazel Hess, Hallie Leonard, Pearl Phillips, Olive Kinney, Elizabeth Butts, Ava Lifer, Pearl Lyons, Jay Hook, Ruth Dudgeon, Liz Brock, Hazel Hersey, Madge Sallenbarger, Dwight Fletcher, Pearl Smith, Morris Robert Beckley, Julia Welsh, Florence Bell, Naomi Barker, Naomi Moreland, and many others from various families and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell-Patterson
Berlin
Hazel Hess
Hallie Leonard
Pearl Phillips
Allee Thompson
Howard Gregg
Olive Kinney
Hazel Kunkel
Ralph Holland
Stewart Morrison
Paul Yarger
Clinton Elizabeth Brock
Orca Graves
Hazel Hersey
Margaret Kelly
Madge Shellenbarger
Clyde Black
Dwight Fletcher
Burton McDonald
Pearl Smith
Chester Brown
Arndt Garnetsfelder
Dana Hose
Elroy Kaiser
Earl Lewis
David Lahman
Beryl Poulton
Ben Rawlins
George van Ammen
Wim Wynkoop
Julian Yauger
Caire Brown
Mary Bishop
Mamie Baughman
Nellie Bair
Reba Chase
Ines Cornell
Rose Darling
Ida Piaharty
Roxie Filippo
Ethel Givens
Bernice Higgins
Elizabeth Myers
Sara Simmons
Margaret Tulloss
Ola Taylor
Ana Winland
Examination Pass Rates From Local Schools Listed
A garbled list of names and counts shows exam takers by gender across counties. It records boys and girls totals and percentages, with passing tallies and the highest averages by named pupils. The fragment names Stephen Collopy Martha Richert Cort Mitchell Florence Kirkpatrick as standout performers.
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Aart
Stephen Collopy
Martha Richert
Cort Mitchell
Florence Kirkpatrick
Glria
Knox Savings and Loan Association Mt Vernon Notice
Inactivation for Savings offers no personal loans, handles commercial and checking accounts, loans money on farms and homes in Knox County, promises full rate of interest, prompt payment, and invites deposits. Location listed at Main and Vine Streets Mt Vernon Ohio.
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Knox County
Knox Savings & Loan
Colville, Becty
Main & Vine Sts
Mt, Vernon
Tuberculosis Exhibit Planned for Ohio State Fair
The tuberculosis exhibit of the Ohio board of health will debut at the state fair with support from government health agencies and Cleveland and Cincinnati societies. Dr. R. G. Paterson leads the project to show dangers and prevention, aiming to tour every Ohio county with lectures by experienced speakers.
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Tuberculosis Department
Ohio Board of Health
R. G. Paterson
Tuberculosis Societies
Cleveland
Cincinnati
State Health Board
Ohio
Protection for the mourning dove under new quail law
A new 1913 law imposes a two year closed season on mourning doves until November 11, 1913, granting equal protection with quail. The dove, limited to one brood annually, has poor nesting and slow reproduction. hunters consider doves for fashion uses like draped gowns from dove feathers and meat remains scarce.
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Poola
ELAS Ohio Elk Reunion at Cedar Point draws crowds
ELAS Ohio announces an Elk Reunion at Cedar Point from August 12 to 15. The event features a competition among Todges members, large delegations, prizes for the Sargent and best appearing groups, and attractions including trap shooting and vaudeville acts. The three main days center on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday with Thursday planned as the parade preview day.
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Ohio
Cader Point
Elke
Sone
Prigen
Sargent
Kickapoo Worm Killer advertisement for children
An old ad claims Kickapoo Worm Killer cures worms and related symptoms in children, promising improved appetite, digestion, and behavior. It lists the product as sold by druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company in Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Qmail
Kikapoo Indian Medicine Company
Philadeptia
St Louis
Oldest American Naval Officer Turns Ninety One
Washington July 20 Rear Admiral James H Watmough the oldest officer on the retired list of the United States Navy celebrated his ninety first birthday Born in Pennsylvania in 1822 Watmough became a midshipman in 1843 and for forty years was in active service He fought in the Mexican war the California conquest and the Civil War later served as pay master general of the navy Since retirement in 1834 he has lived in this city Minister Praises This Laxative Rev H Stubenwoll Allison praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation claiming they are perfect price 25 cents at G R Baker and Co
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Washington, D. C
James H. Watmough
United States Navy
Pennsylvania
Watmough
California
Navy
H. Stubenwoll
Allison
Mexicans to Attend Toronto Congress
A party of ten Mexican geologists sails from Vera Cruz on the Ward Line to New York and Toronto for the International Geosostal Congress set to assemble in Toronto on August 7.
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Endorsed for Injuries
EE Chamberlain of Clinton Maine says the salve removes pain at once when applied to cuts bruises sprains burns or other arm injuries and notes it robs injuries of their terrors. It is described as an equal healing remedy and sells for 26 cents at G R Baker & Co.
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Bucklen
EE. Chamberlain
Clinton
G. R. Baker & Co
Boy sustains fractured arm in Wooster yard fall
Albert Stonebrook, son of County Treasurer John Stonebrook and wife, Wooster Avenue, fell from a small tree Tuesday afternoon while playing in the yard. His right arm was broken and a physician was called to treat the fracture.
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Albert
John Stonebrook
Wooster Avenue
Chaombhrain's Cholera Remedy Ad Promised Cure
Fragmentary old ad claims Chaombrlain's Colle Cholura and THatrhoea Riaedy cure colic diarrhea and other ailments after a few days. Urges taking remedy when symptoms threaten and asserts personal success. states sold by all sdontore.
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Chaombrlain
Flying Fire Apparatus 18 Predicted by Mayor
Boston, July 30. Mayor John F Hurley predicted a flying machine fire department for Salem replacing horses in city service. He spoke at Somerville Police Headquarters while viewing new automobile patrol and ambulance, envisioning aerial engines, hook and ladders, hose wagons and garbage wagons.
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Boston
John F. Hurley
Hurley
Murley
Somerville
Salem
Pranks End With Pudding Bomb In Cleveland Drama
In Cleveland Ohio on July 30 a prank by Henry Sherbert provoked his mother in law to hurl a bowl of floating island pudding from a Bermuda Apartments window. The resulting blast scared residents as a toy cap discharged. Summers investigated and confirmed no deliberate attack, the joke sparked by family quarrel during a dinner table joke gone awry.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Bermuda Apartments
Marty Summers
Henry Sherbert
Marrrage
Henry
Mamma
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Board of Review
Temple of Justice
Emms
Smith
L. R. Smith
Court of Comon Pleas
J. ©. Beach
Barton Griffith
Lot G. Stillwell
Mt. Vernon Board of Review
Young
Mary L. Hildreth
Paul J. Hildreth
Russell B. Buckingham
Elizabeth Howard
Rachel Metzgar
Chantilly
Knox County Savings Bank
BS. H. Israel
B. D. Herron
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Baptist Church
Etrey
Patterson-Boxwell
Butler Maude Dennis
Josephine Lepley
Mae Wolfe
Avila Jones
Clay Alva Harris
Howard McCullough
Ada Blackburn
Pearl Lyons
Pearl R. Ross
Jay Hook
Glenn Rive
Ruth Dudgeon
Carrison
Daisy McKee
May McKee
Esther Wolfe
Frank Biggs
Clarence Lepley
Clarence Lybarger
Rodney Ross
Marlo Fawcett
Mabel Fawcett
Hazel Wooldridge
Howard Virgilia Gardner, Cornelius Henley
Carl Gardner
Ralph Oiiver, Ja
Vefferson
Esther Walton
Willard Shultz
Joseph Ammon
Talmage Banbury
Harry Hody
Ray Bross
Alfred Greer
Liberty
Martha Bell
Mary Cochran
Grace McLaughlin
Burgess Cochran
Georgia Hough
Catherine Lewis
Pearl Smothern
Miller Bangle Higgins
Eeith Loyd
Juanita Oldaker
Beulah Beaver
Arthur Chrigman
Middlebury
Rashelle Cyphers
Evelyn Wagner
Howard Fidler
Ruth Bower
Gertrude Fletcher
Morgan Eleanor Kirkpatrick
Carl Rhields
Cleag Bell
Wilbur Miliott
Vernon Collison
Karl Deholt
Morris Robert Beckley
Mabel Totman
Union
Corinne Felton
Glarye Whitney
Jury Binbaugh
Cletus Farmer
Viney
State
Elas
Cedar Point
Toronto
Enthusi
Main and Gambier Sta
Sanitary Dry Cleaning Co
H. Bair
W. Vine
Citz
G.R. Baker & Co
Main St
Dike
Redpath
Eos
First National Bank
H. H. Greer
W. Alsdorf
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