Divorce Suit in Knox County Court Seeks Alimony
Late Friday Myrtie Fisher filed for divorce from Harvey Fisher alleging adultery. He answered denying the charge and claiming the marriage has no value in dispute. The couple married March 26 1909 and have no children. Fisher notes the property in Mt Vernon and seeks partition, divorce, and alimony. attorneys are T. J. Carr and William A. Torack. He asserts plaintiff has no stake in the real estate. Other items include executrix appointment for A M Fawcett and probate court notes on inheritance tax, plus several real estate transfers in Mt Vernon.
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Myrte
Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Real Vatate
Mt. Vernon
T. J. Carr
William A. Torack
Plaintif
Happy Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Frank More of Indiana has returned home after a few days with relatives here. Mrs Mary V Pletcher visited Mr and Mrs M Pletcher on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Carlton Rcott called Monday evening. Mrs L M Turson and son Pletcher spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs T D Bartlett. Mr and Mrs Larry Bartlett and son Larry Jr also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank More
Indiana
Mary V. Pletcher
M. Pletcher
Carlton Rcott
Mra
L. M. Turson
Pletcher
T. D. Bartlett
Larry Bartlett
Larry Jr
Local Visits and Knox County Fair Attendees
Mr Vernon called on Mr and Mrs Jerriile McDermott and family Wednesday evening. Mr William Bell returned home after a few days at Glenna. Mr and Mrs Virgil Scott and son Leroy spent Sunday with Mr B Dowds and family. Mrs Martin Brooks called on Mrs Burl Stull Monday. Lawrence Dowds spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs B Downs. A number from the vicinity attended the Knox county fair. Mrs Mary V Fletcher spent Monday with Mrs Clarence Dowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Jerriile McDermott
William Bell Haw
Glenna
Virgil Scott
Leroy
B. Dowds
Martin Brooks
Burl Stull
Lawrence Dowds
B. Downs
Knox County
Mary V. Fletcher
Clarence Dowds
Formulating Plans for School Opening at Mt Vernon High
Principal H. C. Koch announces Monday through Wednesday interview hours 1:30 to 3:30 pm at Mt. Vernon high for new and transfer students. First year students should buy texts next week. advanced work and out of town pupils emphasized. Opening day is Tuesday Sept 6 at 9 am as teaching capacity expands to 21 teachers for study conferences.
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H. C. Koch
Mt. Vernon High School
Sudents
Koch
New Firm Pleased by Visitors at Grand Opening
Rosenthall and Esely, new clothiers at 17 West Vine Street, reported a large turnout for their store opening Friday afternoon despite the County Fair. They thanked visitors for compliments on the inviting store and offered souvenirs of roses and pencils. Mrs Homer Parker of Centerbury was moved to Mount Vernon Hospital in Atherton’s ambulance.
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Homer Parker
Centerbury
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Atherton
Lyric Theatre Robbery Seeks Writer After $75 Stolen
Robbery at the Lyric theatre on the west side public square yielded about $75 from a booth over the ticket office. Sheriff Lytle and Probation Officer Purcell search for the writer of a threatening note that hinted at suspects and a hidden stash, while a Daily Banner carrier traces a tipped confession.
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Sherif Lytle
Purcell
Lyric Theatre
West Side Public Square
James C. Plath
Tovday
Sheriff and Officer Search Yard for Missing Money Letter
Sheriff Lytle and Probation Officer joined Paul Hays to the Pennsylvania railroad yards to locate the money and identify the man who delivered the letter to the young Hays. The search focused on the railroad yard area with hopes of uncovering the missing funds and tracing the letter’s author.
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Lytle
Paul Hays
Pennsylvania Railroad
Young Hays
Purcell Recovers Fifty Dollar Stolen Money In Rail Yard
Shortly before 3 o'clock Saturday Purcell recovered 45 of the stolen money congealed in the tracks of a box car in the Pennsylvania yards. The money was found in the car as described in the letter received by Manager Platt. The recovered money remained in the bag as originally placed by Platt. The robber had not been apprehended by 3 pm Saturday, but Sheriff Lytie stated strong evidence against a young man and an arrest was expected soon.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Main Street
Young Ways
Mlott
Hays
Tront
W. A. Porter
South Main Street
Lytle
Purcell
Pennsylvania
Platt
Lytie
Let's Get Married to Be Reissued at Lyric
The film Let's Get Married produced by Raymond Ken of Mt. Vernon and shown at the Lyric this week will be booked for a return engagement. Lyric manager James C. Ivitt announced plans for another run after every show sold out and many disappointed patrons could not enter. Dates will be announced to allow patrons to plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Ken
Mt. Vernon
Lyric
James C.ivitt
The
Platt
Black Hand Letter From Young Boy Baffles Officials
A Mt Vernon boy received two Black Hand style letters under his door early in the week. The notes bore a handprint and warned “Warning” and “Last Warning BEWARE.” Probation Officer Purcell said he would soon apprehend the sender, noting youths imitate criminal deeds seen in reports. Prosecutor Ashbaugh commented that boys are keen imitators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Kiet
Vernon
Purcell
Mt. Vernon
Ashbaugh
County teachers exam held at Elmwood school
The county bond of teachers examiners held a session at Elmwood school on Friday with 70 applicants. Another exam will be conducted there on Saturday September 4 for teachers planning to enroll for the coming school term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Bond
Elmwood
Knox County clubs finish exhibits at fair. head to Ohio State Fair
Members of the Knox county boys and girls Canning Sewing Pig and Poultry clubs showcased entries at the Knox county fair this week. The exhibitors will advance to the Ohio State Fair next week with some items already sent to Columbus for judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Boys and Girls
Columbus
Officer Seeks Stolen Bike Near Grocery in Academia
Probation Officer Purcell is seeking a Kaneen colored bicycle reported stolen Thursday afternoon from in front of a local grocery store in Academia. It is believed a Mr. Vernon boy rode it into the city. Any sightings should be reported to Mr. Purcell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Academia
Vernon Boy
Kreen
Anyony
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Monument Square
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Stephen 4
Ragan Lessee
Virginia
BR. Fawcett
Fredericktown
A.M
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Fowler
Anna 1
Beam
Teissel Dogardus
City
Anna
Happy Valley
Sharps’ Music Store
North Main
Rosenthall & Esely
Oyaamics
the Home Building Association Co
M. Baugher
Newark, Ohio
LYAIG
James Platt
Paul Joys
Daily Banner
Sal
PMA Plul
Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
Smermane
Boot
M. Sarre
Burra
Ceara
Mingus
Serandi
Wei
Max Meyers
West Gambier Street
Previn
Purcell Atery
Auream
Carl N. Lorey
Main
Vernon, O
Zolman’s
the Licking Creamery Company
Bellville
Cranarey
Croton
Rector
Ward Cox Co
Oliver
Studebaker
Moline Universal Tractor
W. B. Harrow
Ward- Cox Co
South Main
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