Will of Wil son Cummings Leaves Estate to Son
The will of Wilson Cummings of Frederick town Knox county leaves main estate to son Paul J. Cummings with widow Anna B. Cummings protected by $2900 dower and household goods for life the homestead to the widow during her life. Cummings signed August 15 1912 witnessed by Catherine Ford and Charles McKenzie Battle Creek Michigan. The House Will A separate filing records Jonathan N House of Bring Hayven who leaves farm homes and sums to daughters Cora Almeda Ida Alta May and Marquis’s children with executor Charley Hibbits. The probate notes list parcels in Richland Holmes Jefferson Brink Haven and 160 100 100 12 and 100 acres and small sums. M E W Miller Company of Newark files suit against RG Brock and H W Breece for 410 04 for meat products. Executor appointment for Jota P Melandson noted. Marriage license for Sturcley Simons and Viola Minty Vows of ML Vornca Mev bA Lene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cummings
Fredericktown
Knox County
Anna B. Cummings
Paul J. Cummings
Paul J. Camminga
Catherine M. Ford
Charles F. McKenzie
Battle Creek
Michigan
Jonathan N. House
Bring Hayven
Cora
Almeda
Homesead
Richland Township
Holmes County
Ida
Barnew
Alta
Brink Haven
May House
Jefferson Township
Marquis
Sarah Richards
Charley J. Hib
J. M. Hahn
Newton Biulliwolt
W. Miller Company
Newark
Common Pleas
Knox County Teachers Association Program at Mt Vernon High
Knox County Teachers Association outlines a five day program at Mt Vernon High School Auditorium from August 18 to 22 with devotions, addresses by Prof Martzolft and Dr Colgrove, musical interludes, temperance instruction, and various readings and lectures including The Educational Equation and The Battle of the Lake. The schedule lists daily sessions, speakers, and topics across morning and afternoon hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Teachers’ Association
Ovcur
Mt. Vernon
Rey
E. D. Barnett
Ohio
Musto
R. A. Chubb
Martzolff Bacoas
Calgrove
H. H. Hurley
Dr. Colgrove
Martzoltt
Mills Fish
Raid on Ai House in South Vernon Ended with Arrests
Police led by Sheriff Woollson and Chief Womente dh Officer Monroy raided a house in South Vernon near Dry Creek Thursday night around 10. They found a group intoxicated and in possession of liquor. Ten people were taken to county jail. several escaped but later surrendered. At Mayor Perrine’s hearing on Friday all pleaded guilty to liquor violations. eight were fined 5 dollars with costs, two were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollson
Monroy
John King
South Vernon
Dry Creek
Herb Hastimand
W. M. Latever
Guy Cooper
Ralph McMahon
Robert Severin
Wallace Beverie
Willan Davis
Tine
Warrstite
Bowi
Perrine
Wil
Ponty
Wallace Bey
Orme
Heeh Harmont
Veuney
Arrest Of Howard Cole On Forgery Charge
Howard Cole of this city was arrested Thursday night by Sheriff John M. Woollton and Chief R. S. Clements on a charge of forgery. He was brought to Mt Vernon and placed in county jail to await arraignment. Affidavit by W. J. Smith says Cole presented a $10 check drawn on New Knox National Bank signed by William M. Coup at Smith’s West Vine street business, cashed the check, which later proved worthless. Cole had been working in Utica when arrested. Sheriff Woollson and Chief Clements made the arrest in Woollton’s automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cole
Atem
John M. Woollton
Clements
Mt Vernon
W. J. Smith
Smith
Cole
West Vine Street
Knox National Bank
William M. Coup
Missionary Society Meets at Gay Street M E Church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Gay Street M E Church met at Mrs. J D Weaver's home. The gathering opened with Work For the Night Is Coming sung by the group. Mrs. Miller led devotions and prayers. The program covered immigrant work on the frontier with talks by Mrs Kinney, Mrs Rockwell Long, and other members, including topics on medical missions, Methodist care for immigrants, and church revenue. The session adjourned after the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Street
M. E
Woman's Home Missionary
Gay St. M. EB
J. D. Weaver
High Street
Devotonale
G. A. Miller
Miller
Hier
Kinney
Uttea
Rockwell. Long
Society Notes Dinner Honoring Mrs Eggiston and Guests
A district society gathering featured a Thursday dinner at the Salisbary home honoring Mrs Mary Eggiston and guests Jose Raymond and Donald of Kingman Kangas. A Riverside park picnic followed with a white-ball game, prizes, and a dance in the K of P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JH. Salisbary
Mary Eggieston
Jose Raymond and
Donald
Kingman, Kangas
Grant Hendoe
Esther
Brockton
N.Y
By ‘M. Howard
Chesterville
Old Soldiers Picnic Plans Highlight Riverside Park Event
Therogram for the Old Soldiers idente at Riverside park is prepared and will appear in the daily paper soon. A City League team versus Moose nine baseball game is arranged with a promised hit gummy for the boys that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Kemmitiee Ant
Japen
CIY League
Moose Nine
Governor files formal charges on referendum petitions
State leader alleges attempts to fraudulently invoke the referendum on tax and workmen's compensation measures led by a Cleveland group. The governor directs the secretary of state to review the petitions amid calls for legislative action in Cuyahoga County and Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cleveland
Cox
Charles H Graves May Sit as Court In Referendum Cases
Charles H Graves to consult the state legal department on whether a hearing should be held to establish facts about the referendum. Governor Cox argues for possible court action to address fraud claims while preserving the people's right to petition. Attorney General Hoakan to prosecute fraud. Burns detectives and local officials linked to the case are scrutinized amid allegations of forged signatures and political interference. Meekison clears Preation of involvement. deportation orders issued for David Efan based on insubstantial ties to improprieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Graves
Graves
Legal Department of the State
Cox
Witheason
Ho- Kan
Attorneve
Equity Association
C.¢. Meckieon
Himry County
Arfosiss
Ohio Equity Association
Cleveland
Charles T. Preation
Cuyahoga County
Lim
Meekison
Equity
Burns
J. Hetne
Ioveland
T Hat Hetne
Burne
Smith
Washington Do
Smalih
Lepor
Landen
David Efan
Eieamar Dominion
Liverpool
Phil
Adelphia
Offertas
Inprony
Lempltml
Home made Dutch cheese and apple float recipe notes
A jumble of old household recipes and small notices from the Portland Express and Advertiser and Chicago Inter Ocean. From cheese making in two gallons of milk to apple float with cream. Local social notes mention visits and gatherings in Lock, Buckeye Lake, and nearby towns.
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Portland Express and Advertiser
Chicago Inter Ocean
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Jonathan
Mxceutrix
Fehardaoy Haw
Jota P. Melandson
Agoralacts
Am Gow
Snyder
George Coup
George & Darter
Sturcley
Simons
Viola Minty
Lolli
Sychar
Vanp
Herman
Amp
Snd & Joop
Jy Mani
Ouch
Hervice
Olive Buoy
Osid
WEA
Milton Wlot'r
Gaumbiir
Knox County Teachers’ Institute
W. F. Peirce
Prof
Martsolff
J.T. Black
Colgrove
Aaron Burr
Martsollf
Muslo
Mien Fish
Andraw Jackson
Martollf
Ai House
Thome Harringtony
Chong
Dayton
Foie
Missionary Society
Society Notes
C—L
Flenic
Riverside
Prises
K. of ©. Hall
Aigacare
Secretary of State
Charles H, Graves
Walter B. Moxsholder
St. Marys
G. D. Arndt
Vialt
Summerland Beach
Buckeye Lake
Congregational
Schoola of
Lock
Grove
John Kingsfield
Akron
Lingrey
Plymouth
Ind
F. L. Lingrey
East Chestnut Street
Arthur Mills
Pennsylvania
Bis
Me Vernon
Florence
Christine Wagner
Dorothy Dann
Mansford
Fred McConnell
Howard C. Gates
Knox County Agricultural Society
Washington
Paquin & Fartin
Gambier Poultry Market
Martin
Castor
Wikitedat
New York
Bears
Castoria
Deeks
Ra Loker
Tg Oom
Charles William Burkett
Burkett
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
ONH Yhar
Splendid Farm Journal
American Agriculturist
SEML
WEELY
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