Knox County Court Notes Include Bond Controversy and Roads Bid
Knox county officials report a bonds issue for Aurelio Lucel tied to two alcohol charges. Lucel was jailed briefly until Clerk of Courts Lester approved bonds. Court actions cover Oregon Fike vs Koons and Hawn claims, contract awards for Milford township gravel, and petitions on road issues. Budget talks set county tax rate to rise about two mills while Mt. Vernon requests substantial funding, with waivers and guardianship appointments also noted.
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Burris
Jagwell
Jay Duke
Aurelia Lucel
Knox County
Lucel
Sherif Lytie
Clerk of Courts
C. Lester
Lucci
Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Ettore di Piero
Loretta Label
Aurelio Lucel
Duke
Walter CG. Burris
Courta
Lester
Oregon
Fike
Charles Hawn
William M. Koons
Ella R. Koons
John Hawn
Crow
Millersburg
Common Pleas Court
Fike Us
Koons
Hawn
Due
A. D. Rinehart
Paul M.' Ashbaugh
Cue Jon G. Hunt
Commission
Board of Education of
Mt. Vernon
Budget Commission
Real Estate Transfers to Several Buyers
Forrest Shellenburger transfers parcel in city to R. C. Baker for $1. Silas Bucy transfers parcel in Jackson to James W. Melick for $1. Fred O. Heffelfinger transfers parcel in Danville to George C. Mowery for $1. Mary A. McCollum transfers parcel in city to H. B. Tarr for $1. Eliza Lahman transfers parcel in city to Maria Vandeleen for $1.
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Forrest Shellenburger
R. C. Baker
City
Silas Bucy
James W. Melick
Jackson
Fred O. Heffelfinger
George C. Mowery
Danville
Mary A. McCollum
H. B. Tarr
Eliza Lahman
Maria Vandeleen
Byron Lilley Dies From Fall in Butler Ohio
Byron Lilley aged 74, a former Mt. Vernon resident, died Monday morning at his Butler Ohio home from injuries after a fall down cellar stairs three weeks earlier. He served in Co E 2nd O. V. I. in the Civil War. Survived by wife Billa beth Lilly. son Clinton M. Lilly. daughter Mrs Frank Shaw. three grandchildren. Funeral at Butler home Wednesday afternoon, burial at St John’s Cemetery south of Mt. Vernon at 2 pm. Joe Hooker post No 21 G A R to guard grave.
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Byron Lilly
Mt. Vernon
Butler
Mr. Lilly
Co.e
O. V
Billabeth Hull Lilly
Clinton M. Lilly
Frank Shaw
St. John's Cemetery
Joe Hooker
G. AR
Keigley Lands Nomination by Large Democratic Primary
Mt Vernon voters produced an unusually quiet primary with little partisan contest. Republicans nominated Charles Keigley for mayor by a wide margin, while city treasurer saw a tight three way race among Rawlinson Leonard and Hopwood. Democrats filled their ticket by write ins, naming Doty for president of council and Verguson Harris Verrine for at large council seats.
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Mt. Vernon
Iit
Kelgley
Charles Kelgley
B. H. Ball
Keigley
Rawlinson
J. B. Rawlinson
Norman W. Hopwood
James L. Leonard
Leonard
Hopwood
William
Grant
Charles L. White
Fred D. Pharra
Robert Porter
White
Pharria
Pharra
J. Clifton Doty
Courciimen
Joseph Verguson
George E. Harris
Leo F. Verrine
James A. Schaefer
Board of Education
Carrie B. Gilliland
Edith Errett
Primary results show Democrats off ticket as independents eyed
As primary closed Tuesday Democratic candidates failed to file for offices leading to a weak showing. Several named alive cleared the required eight percent and will appear on the November ballot. Democrats and Republicans remained largely inert with little mobilization, Republicans posting a four to one vote lead amid sparse contests.
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Dovra
Democraty
Big Truck Overembanks At West Vine Street
A Highway Construction Co truck plunged over an embankment at the old mill race on West Vine Street shortly before noon today. The driver escaped injury by leaping onto the steering wheel and stopping the truck, which landed on its wheels and required several hours to recover from the ditch.
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The
Highway Construction Company
Old Mill Race
West Vine Street
Building and loan men to attend Ohio convention at Cedar Point
Officials from Mt. Vernon based Citizens' Building Loan & Savings Association Home Building & Loan Company and Knox Building & Loan Company will travel to Cedar Point on August 23 for the Ohio Building Association League convention. Speakers include William Mather Lewis formerly of the U S Treasury John J Stoddard John H Cassady tax expert Don L Tobin and others. Secretary James A Devine of the Ohio Building Association says the meeting will be highly important as the industry seeks safe investment to fund home construction.
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Citizens’ Building
Loan & Savings Association
Home Building & Loan Company
Knox Building & Loan Company
Mt. Vernon
Cedar Point
Ohio Building Association League
William Mather Lewis
United States Treasury Department
John J. Stoddard
John Ft. Cassady
Don L. Tobin
James A. Devine
Ohio Building Association
Devine
Monroe Mills Bridge Opens on Coshocton Road Pike
The county surveyor's office announced on Wednesday that the Monroe Mills bridge on the Coshocton road pike is now open for traffic after a concrete Moor was placed. Work on the new bridge on the Mt Vernon Amity pike is progressing rapidly and will likely be opened to traffic in about two weeks.
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Monroe Mills
Coshocton Road Pike
Mt. Vernons Amity Pike
Farmers Picnic Thrives at Knox County Fair Grounds
Perfect weather draws Knox county farmers and families to a Wednesday picnic at the Fair Grounds. A morning concert by the K of P band signals the start followed by informal greetings, barnyard golf, and horse shoe contests. Plans include an afternoon speaking program with Mr. Bo D Ward and a lunch feast.
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Fair Grounds
Knox County
K. of P
Mr. Vernon
Much Township
Bo D. Ward
Ohio Farm Bureau
Paint Also Helps for Cellar Walls and Stairs
Many avoid painting cellar walls yearly yet a coat of good floor paint on cellar stairs is advised. It extends life and eases cleaning, providing practical upkeep.
Cotch and Gasoline Arrests After Newark Road Crash
I Th. Laughrey and James Boal were arrested by Sheriff Lytle and Deputy Walker on the Newark road south of the city after a late Tuesday incident. The intoxicated pair forced several people off the road in a Ford, wrecked in a ditch, and were jailed. Laughrey fined 25 dollars plus costs for driving while intoxicated. Beal fined 5 dollars plus costs for intoxication. They admitted obtaining liquor in Newark on Tuesday but would not disclose sources.
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I. Th. Laughrey
James Boal
Sherif Lytle
Walker
Newark
Agathot Loughery
Beal
George 5. Harter
Loughrey
Court of Justice
Harter
Laughrey
Leiter Resumes Work After Three Years
Leiter, a well known Pennsylvania railroad freight conductor from Orrville, who was injured about three years ago, resumed work on Monday. He is the brother of C Leiter, Clerk of Courts of Mt. Vernon.
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EK. Leiter
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Mr. Leiter
Orrville
C. Leiter
Mt. Vernon
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Lucgi
Knox Co
Ch A. Brown
Ban
Knox County Comminmioners
Milford Township
Johnstown
Morgan Township
Ernest A. Vien
George Deakins
Monroe
Cora B. Hancock
Hancock
Clay
William 8. Hancock
Harry W. Koons
Charles Coe
William W. Young
Ward Bros
C. W. Young
Pearl Coe
H. 8. Paige
Alonzo Cochran
Genevieve L. Cochran
A. M. Cochran
William B. Hancock
Charles FE. Cochran
Vorce
Blair
Knox County Common Pleas Court
John Cunningham
Miller Township
Ferm Cunningham
J. H. Southard
Super-Heating Boiler & Furnace Co
Mary FP. Black
Adeministratrix of Lovey J
Canton Hardware Co
W. Leedy
James W. Fulton
Joseph W. Robinson
Lewis B. Houck
Rebec
Byron Lilley
Ohio
Keigley Lands
Robert Johnson
J. Clifton Daly
Arthur J. Matthews
Anna Baker
Joseph Ferguson George
Harris Leo F. Perrine
James A. Schaeffer
Sapp
C. C. Crider
A Sleeman
Charles Keigley
Thomas E. Ruskingy
Howard C. Gates
E. Rawlinson
William EB. Grant
Fred D. Pharris
Barton
James W. Jones
Fred R. Osborn
John C. Champion
Louis A. Mawer
Monroe Mill
Atom
the Daily Plain Dealer
Plain Dealer
Daily Plain Dealer
United States
Cleveland
the Plain Dealer
Fifth City
Oldsmobile
FORD
Everitt
F. J. Harris
Leiter
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