Court splits blame in noisy probate case
In Newark Ohio Versus Susan Ediey a loud probate court hearing featured Hungarian and English language exchanges between witnesses and attorneys. Judge ruled Edley guilty and warned Rabovsky against further court disruptions while noting the quarrel stemmed from neighbors and family tensions. Executor Michael Sullivan bonded for Catherine Sullivan at 300 dollars with two sureties. George James Gueylette and Anna Louise Martin obtained a marriage license. Minnie L. Rowland deeded 12 acres in Milford to George Parker for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Fitzgibbon
J. W. Horner
Saya
Newark American Tribune
Ohio
Susan Ediey
Mary Rabovsky
Hoth
Oast
Andy Peretsky
Mrs. Edley
Mrs. Rabovsky
Fractured ribs prompt cure claims in rural notice
Mr. Broderick Coup of near Jelloway fractures two ribs while placing seed corn. An advert promotes a claimed constitutional cure for catarrh, touting a Toledo company product as the only constitutional remedy, urging readers to request circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick Coup
Jelloway
Fiall
Fy Mey & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Manaflald Special Edition Focuses on City Growth
The Mansfeld Shield released a 32 page special edition titled Manaflald In 1014. It highlights Manaflaid industries and growth of the thriving city with consistent promotion of progress and development in line with the Shield's forward looking editorial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Mansfeld Shield
Manaflald
Cone
Manaflaid
Made Of The Bricquette Machine At The Cooper Works
The first long test of the Bricquette machine by Mr. O. OC Duryea at the C. and G. Cooper Works ran from noon to midnight with no hitches. The machine sold to a Chicago firm and will be shipped soon as production expands. A new venture next year will mirror the same principle to process sawdust for wood alcohol and by products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Co
Duryea
Cash payments on city assessments urged by solicitor
City Solicitor Harry W. Koons told The Banker that property owners along the line of street improvements may pay their assessments in cash within thirty days after the passage of the assessing ordinances. He advised watching council proceedings for the ordinances and said cash payments are made to City Treasurer Will P. Welshymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Koons
Will P. Welshymer
Seymour Funeral for Guy Seymour at Bedell Home
The funeral for 11 year old Guy Seymour who died by his own action will be held Sunday at 1 00 PM at his parents home near Bedell chapel. Burial follows in St Johns cemetery. Matilda Letherman aged 78 died at her Perryton home from liver cancer. She leaves six children including Nettie Bear and Dr F P Letherman. Funeral 130 Monday at the home with Rev Boyer officiating, Perryton cemetery interment. Mrs Letherman belonged to the Christian church at Perryton and was highly esteemed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Guy Seymour
Bedell Chapel
St. John’s Cemetery
Matilda Letherman
Perryton
Nettie Bear
Howard
Ohio
F. P. Letherman
Louis McCann
Mre
EB. Tl, Denman
Reform
C. J. Letherman
Thornville
Laura Letherman
School Notes Highlight High School Activities And Delaware Game
Chapel program notes cheerleader Faye Strang. Debating team prep and meetings lead to December 14 trial debate. Penny social December 4 at Firth ward building. Mothers' club open meeting December 4. Football season ends with 176 points for Mt. Vernon and 48 against, Delaware win closes the year. Players and staff mentioned include Agnen Ahrendt Walter Wood Mr. Chubb Panels King Mr. Sanders Mr. Rimer Harold Seymour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Strang
Doharty
Poralning
Delaware
Agnen Ahrendt
Walter Wood
Chubb
King
Sanders
Rimer
Mothers’ Club
Second Ward
Mt. Vernon
Utlen
West
Mansfield
Newari
Mt Vernon
Millersburg
Aquinas
Kenyon 2Nds
Coshocton
Doane Academy
Officers Elected by Pleasant Grange No 677
Pleasant Grange No 677 elected officers for the ensuing year at Friday’s meeting. Names include Worthy Master G. V. Purdy Overseer Forest Eley Lecturer John Cunningham Steward Almond Wolf Assistant Steward Rosa Wolf Chaplain Dr. T. B. Eley Secretary Grover Purdy Gate Keeper W. N. Carpenter Treasurer D. B. Kerr Pomona Mrs Dr Bley Ceres Mrs Emma Purdy Flora Mrs Laura Wolf Pianist Mrs Dannis Wolf Chorister Almond Wolf.
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Laura Wolf
Dannis Wolf
Almond Wolf
Arres Roy Carter on defrauding innkeeper charge
Roy Carter colored of Cleveland was brought to Mt. Vernon by Police Chief Parker and placed in the city lockup to await arraignment on a charge of defrauding an innkeeper. A.M. Hatler of this city operates a hotel near the B and O station and claims a bill of about four dollars from January 1914 remains unpaid. Carter formerly lived here, was working at the Erie Bowling Alley in Cleveland, and was arrested after being located by Ben Carter. Police telegraphed Cleveland authorities, who captured him Friday evening. Parker returned with Carter Saturday noon.
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Roy Carter
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon
Parker
A.M. Hatler
Carter
Ben Carter
Two Runaway Girls Returned Home by Juvenile Officer
Two young girls were found working in the city and returned to their homes by Juvenile Officer Purcell. One, a 15 year old from West Virginia, ran away claiming cruelty from her stepmother. Her father arrived Friday night to take her home. The other, from Dent's Run Pennsylvania, aged 11, was found at a South Vernon address and bought a ticket home with Purcell supervising.
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Purcell
Dent's Run
Long Beach
W. Va
West Virgina
West Virginia
Notice to Patrons of Mt Vernon Telephone Co
United States revenue tax effective December 1 1914 requires every telephone company to collect from the person paying for each telephone toll message a tax of One Cent in addition to the regular charge Operators and employees must carry out the law Attend coin collector stations with ready change A letter from the Treasury Department Washington D C dated November 19 1914 outlines the emergency revenue law Tax applies to each message or conversation with a charge of fifteen cents or more The company must collect the tax from the payer Signed Robert Williams Jr Acting Commissioner
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United States Revenue Tax
Treasury Department
Washington, D. C
Ofice
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Treasury Dep't
Congress
Robert Williams, Jr
Northern relief flour shipment from Minneapolis to Belgium
A Northwestern Elevator and Mill Co notice details a relief effort sending 90 000 barrels of flour from Philadelphia to Brussels for Belgian destitute. Mir William C Edgar leads the drive aided by William L Martin Soo Line VP and telegraph companies. Freight costs of 41080 and free rail transport are secured. donations and modest prices are arranged for the four pound and forty nine pound sizes.
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Mt. Verion
Mir
William C. Edgar
Juneral
1 World
Minneapoli
Belgium
United States
Canada
Nnfly
Ian London
Page
Brand Whitlock
Brussels
Steamship Company
Trea
W. L. Martin
Soo Line
Philadelphia
Telegraph Com Unis
Minneapolis
Mt. Vernon M
Northwestern Elevator and Mill CO
Entertaining At North Main Street Auction and Dances
Mise Elise Litley of Columbus and Mise Gertrude Lytle hosted an auction and social Friday at North Main Street with four auction prizes won by Miss Harriet Wolverton and Mr. Ralph Morton. Forty couples attended the Homestead Club event with Bricker orchestra providing music. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Howard Middleton Rogers of Crosswicks and Mr. and Mrs. Glaser of Cleveland. The Fraternal Order of Eagles opened a dance series in the K of P armory with 70 couples, four hours of dancing, and punch served. Bricker’s 1-piece orchestra supplied the music. Mr. and Mrs. William H. White hosted Thanksgiving dinner Thursday for twenty guests in honor of their uncles and aunts.
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Mise
Elise Litley
Columbus
Gertrude Lytle
North Main Street
Harriet Wolverton
Ralph Morton
Homestead Club
Bricker Orchestra
Howard Middleton Rogers
Crosswicks
N. J
Glaser
Cleveland
Order of Eagles
William H. White
North Meain Street
Ohio Workmen Fatalities Drop From Yearly Trends
A state Industrial Commission report shows in Ohio an average of 15 workmen killed daily and 107 injured per day. For the year ending November 15, 10,217 accidents and 306 deaths were reported under workmen’s compensation. Since March 1918, 4,062 injuries and deaths have been recorded, 54,320 acted upon, 10,342 still on the docket. About 200 cases are disposed of daily, with 14 killed and 40 injured among public employees. 8,683 non state insured workers injured. A large surplus from the first year’s work is being invested in municipal bonds.
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Ohio
State Industrial] Commission
Ohito
Industrial Commission
State Industrial Commission
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Clurlty
Temple of Justice
George James Gueylette
Anna Louise Martin
Vernon
C. B. Ford
Minnie L. Rowland
George Parker
Milford
the Cooper Works
Firth Ward
North Mulberry Street
Harold Seymour
Oberlin Business College
Lawcon
Baltimore
Arres
City of
Pennsylvania
MT Vernon Telephone CO
Castoria
Johnson Soap Co
Lorey
Main St
Rayolight Oil
Bert Standard Oil CO
Omo Fleveland
Colliers
L. B. Houck
Fies Rogers’ Building
South Main Street
Doc
Citizens
Red
East
Gambler Street
Stream & Rimer Real Estate and Loans
South Main St. Cit
Luther
F. Rimer
Frank C. Levering
East High Street
K. Conard
M. D
Homeopathic
East Vine St
Bell 253
Bert C. Evans
B. Cooper
Eastside Public Square
Obie
D. C. Crider
Gambier and
Mulberry Sts
Millwood Elevator
Stone Buhr
Oregon Fire Proprietor
Danville
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