Foreclosure and Estate Matters Filed in Knox County Court
Knox county common pleas actions include a foreclosure suit by Oregon Fike administrator against William M Koons Ella R Koons and John Hawn seeking foreclosure on a Pleasant township farm for a $1400 note. Also a divorce decree modification request in Winford Preston vs Yay Preston alleging improper facts, danger to a child, and guardian influence with attorney B B Sapp. Additionally W W Young vs City of Mt Vernon appeals a $89.25 sewer locate bill, with Sapp as attorney. Sale bills filed show Hettie Hawn Louise Hawn and Charles Hawn estates yielding $587.74, $587.74 and $209.70 respectively. further petition filed in Paul M Ashbaugh administrator of James Penhorwood case.
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Oregon
Fike
Charles Hawn
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
William M. Koons
Ella R.koons
John Hawn
Hawn
Pleasant Township
Frank O. Levering
Winford M. Preston
Yay Preston
Court of Common Pleas
B. B. Sapp
Plaintif
W. W. Young
Mt. Vernon
Common Pleas Court of
George S. Harter
West High Street
Hettie Hawn
Louise Hawn
Loula Hawn
Probate and real estate actions in Knox and Rio counties
In Rio county probate court waivers were noted regarding marriages and property transfers. Real estate deals include James L. Snyder transferring Millwood parcel to James M. Snyder for $1, and Knox Tire & Rubber Co acquiring Clinton parcel from Fred W. Kahtl. Knox County Com Court items: Emma Church versus Hattie Wingler final distribution. Modest Raymond versus Elizabeth Raymond guardian ad litem. Charles F. Edmister versus W G Morrow receiver W E Grant. bond $3,000. appraisers Walter Sapp Ray Lafever Eugene Cornell.
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Oo Real Estate Téanefere
James L. Snyder
James M. Snyder
Millwood
Fred W. Kahtl
Knox Tire & Rubber Company
Clinton
Frank Lee
Lewis Dial
Mt. Vernon
Commer Pleas Court
Blair
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Eimma Church
Hattie J. Wingler
Modest Raymond
Elizabeth Raymond
Guardian Ad Litem
Charles F. Edmister
W. G. Morrow
W. E. Grant
Walter
Sapp
Ray Lafever
Eugene Cornell
Many Democrats Going to Dayton Rally in Mt Vernon
Democrats from Mt Vernon plan a motor trip to Dayton on Saturday August 7. Ribbons for hat decorations have arrived and the Cox Roosevelt Club requests each participant send their name to B C Dyans, club president, to ensure proper care before departure. The party expects a large turnout and a joyful outing.
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Mt Vernon
Dayton
B. C. Dyans
Cox-Roosevelt Club
Romani People Ordered Out of the City Report
A crowd of Romani people arrived by two automobiles and began begging on the streets. One man was robbed of $2. Chief Parker and Patrolman French arrived and ordered the Romani people out of the city.
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Parker
French
Picnic Draws About a Hundred at Buckeye Lake Reunion
About one hundred local colored residents gathered at Buckeye Lake for the reunion of the colored B. O. B. organization. Attendees enjoyed communal fellowship and shared memories, reflecting a spirit of community and heritage on the occasion.
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Buckeye Lake
Postpone Meeting of the Cox Roosevelt Club
The Cox Roosevelt club has postponed its regular meeting from next Tuesday evening August 10 to Tuesday evening August 24 due to the primary election. An elaborate program with a prominent speaker is planned for August 24 and committee work continues on the details.
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Cox. Roosevelt Club
Goldie Bound Over To Grand Jury In Adultery Charge
Goldie Weekly pleaded guilty to adultery at arraignment before Squire Hatter this morning and was bound over to the grand jury. In default of bond, $200 was sent to the county jail. Russell Boner, named as the correlation, faces a similar charge filed Friday. Chief Parker killed another cat this morning with rabies signs alarming officials for potential city rabies epidemic.
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Goldie Weekly
Squire Hatter
Sim
Russell Boner
Thorns
Parker
Prisoner Count in Knox County Jail for Year End
Sheriff Walter B. Mosholder reports 142 prisoners confined in Knox County Jail for year ending June 30 1920. Of these 116 males and 6 females. 97 born in Ohio, 38 in other states, 7 foreign born. Felonies 20, misdemeanors 98, ordinance violations 14. first offenses 91, second offenses or more 111. Read and write capable 133, unable 9. 20 insane received. 3 sent to penitentiary. 5 served for Kontetien. One death. 0 escapes. Maintenance budget 884.95. 74 cents per day per prisoner. Also includes local society notices and upcoming events.
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Walter B. Mosholder
Knox County
Olio
Local Social Notes Highlight Mansfield Visit and Music Evening
Mrs Dale Wilco of Mansfield is visiting her mother Mrs Sarah House. Miss Aprilia Purdy of Dalton spent Sunday with Miss Marthe Parsons. Miss Elizabeth Spergeon hosted the Live Wire Class at her home with an evening of music and a delicious lunch.
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Dale Wilco
Mansfield
Sarah
Aprilia Purdy
Dalton
Marthe Parsons
Elizabeth
Spergeon
Contract Awarded for New Heating Plant and Repairs
The city board of education awarded a contract to the Super Heating company of Mt. Vernon for a new heating plant at the Davis building and extensive repairs at the Third and Fourth ward buildings. Work will begin immediately. Toledo votes on August 10 on owning its car system.
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The
City Board of Education
Super- Heating Company of
Mt. Vernon
Davis Building
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Toledo
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Justice Court
Paul M. Ashbaugh
James Penhorwood
Zack Ponderwood
Waivers
Rio County
John
Franklin Balllett
Vernon
J. Cleeland
GOX Club
Goldie
Walter Mosholder
Roop
Thoxtay
Gertie Zumerman
Clifford Pendriets
George Robinon
Glepmont
Howard Shackel
Milleraburg
Cros
Won
Danville
Avin Neiderhouser
Steubenville
Neiderhouser
Mansfeld
Harold Mowery
M. E
Fendrick
Odell’s Lake
Tts
Central
Castoria
Ifs Ide
John R. Doelfs
Curtis House
Ohio
Ipaye
SWIFT
Bran
Union Grains
Victory Dairy
Purina
Faramel
Hart's
Ryder’s
Vibe
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Co
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