Trial Day Two in Ohio Vs Charles Suttles Reported
The second day of the Charles Suttles trial in Ohio featured extensive defense testimony after Monday’s state witnesses. Probate filings included the Wolford will appointing Alice Wolford as executrix and Mary Edith as beneficiary, and Adam Richert’s will leaving estate to Margaret and later to Harvey and WThel, with the latter two sharing equally. Deed filed records show Jessie Prindle selling a parcel in Clinton to Stephen Bell for $196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Suttles
Court of Common Plans
Wolford
Thomas BH. Wolford
Vernon
Alice A. Wolford
Mary Edith Wolford
Allen A. Wolford
Walter R. Patterson
T. J. Wood
Adam Richert
Brown Township
Margaret
Harvey
Wthel
Charles Mots
Clinton M. Rice
Jessie Prindlé
Stephen Bell
Clinton
Harvest Home donations aid Home for the Aged tally
The paper lists numerous gifts received by the Home for the Aged, including Mrs Hannah Browning Pan mush two quarts cranberries Mrs T M Ball one pound honey Mrs J Trenwith one pound honey and more. Other donors include Brock Co two dressed chickens Mrs I Rosenthal celery Mrs A D Bunn cottage cheese and Ruth Amndon grapes oranges and bananas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Browning
Brock & Co
Mra. I. Rosenthal
A. D. Bunn
Edward Vernon
W. P. Bogardus
Cornelia Witherall
Geveral
F. L. Fairchild
Ruth Amnndon
King's Daughters of
Utlea
R. I. Arnold
Obituary of Elza Boylan of Sonora Ohio
Elza Boylan 76 died at his son A R Boylan’s home in Sonora Ohio Sunday evening after a lingering illness from stomach cancer. Survived by five children including A R Boylan John Boylan Mrs Horton and John Beller and W H Boylan. Burial planned in Nashport with services in Irville Tuesday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev H durand. Interment in local Newark cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Boylan
Eiza Boylan
Thin City
A. R. Boylan
Sonora
Alness
Heath
Boylan
John Boylan
Irville
C. Horton
Brink Haven
John Beller
Newark
W. H. Boylan
Hanover
Nashport
Fragmentary town notes with names and events
A garbled local item lists a prank causing a man’s arm injury and scattered social notes. Names include Wm. Hiack, O. M. Grubb, Mia. W. J. Passmore, Mrs. W. T. Leathermanns, A. H. Buck, Chas. Haycock, Prof. H. A. Ramey, Ralph Knouff, and others. Mentions of Mt Vernon and Look with family visits and holiday references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Hiack
O. M. Grubb
Mt Vernon
W. J. Passmore
Columbia
Mra
W. T. Leathermanns
A. H. Buck
Johnatown
Chas, Haycock
Lunday
Look
H. A. Ramey
Pornlananyeof
Ralph Knouff
Granville
Omitted OCR Fragments Highlight Local Events
A fragmented local notice mentions Rev. Pickle conducting meetings at Disciple church Centerburg with Mr. George McMillan and a carpenter gang on the C A Orr project. It notes an oyster supper by Presbyterian ladies in the church basement, Chloe Lepley visiting from Lodi, Thanksgiving in Oregon Fike's business trip to Pittsburgh, and a family move to parts unknown. Children of Jode Busonburg remain sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Harria
Parta
Jode Busonburg
Thanksgiving notices and social visits in Chesterville
Local arrivals include Mr Milton Williams from Delaware and Mrs J H Smith with son Donald visiting Chesterville. Thanksgiving dinner at Chester Baptist church closed a two week evangelistic service led by Rev one. Attendees included Rev Lowe and Mrs Lowe from Granville, Mr and Mrs Pitt Struble, and others. Mary White Andy and Willie Ogden recover from scarlet fever. Will Sargent sells farm to Pearl of Sparta and moves toward Cimax. Mrs Lee Frazier returns from Upper Sandusky after her father's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterville
Milton Williams
Delaware
Hoy Rodgera
Butler
Helen Dalrymple
Sandusky
Rey
J. H. Smith
Donald
Clifford Biine
Edith
Doug
Wilson
Mozelie
Chester Baptisl
Charley Levering
Mary White
Andy
Willie Ogden
Art Wilson
jGllead
Belle Thomas
Elizabeth Struble
Ladies’ Ald Society
Mr. Church
Bra
B. Meredith
Will Sargent
Mr. Pearl
Sparta
Mr. Sargent
Cimax
Lee Frazier
Upper Sandusky
Baltzell
James 1
Itsman
Columus
Wm. Miller
Orrville
Harry
Amsey
Mf. Vernon
H. H. Robertson
Rev
W. Nobertson
Port Clinton
Athur Robertson
Cleveland
Sara Luxinger
Micsora Schwab
Shelby
Robert Wise
William Wenn
Newrkepent
Tucker
Henry McFarland
Anga
Mre
Lee Tucker
Jonathan Tucker
Mt. Ernon
Simon
Clarence Morlan
Near Lock
Thatcher
Robert Cramer
Arl
Fred Miller
Davis
Thanksgiving Dinner Guests and Family Reunions
Abbe Strobehee hosted Thanksgiving dinner with family from Columbus and Mt Liberty. H H Robertson held a Thanksgiving reunion with relatives from Port Clinton and Cleveland. Several families from Orrville, Shelby, Port Clinton, and nearby towns visited relatives in Mt Vernon, Newarkepent, and Columbus for the holiday.
Thanksgiving visits and local notices in Mt Enon area
Charles Dewalt and family of Mt Enon spent a few days here with D. T. Teagarden and family. The four Poland Sipterm of Hyat Comers joined Thanksgiving with their grandparents Me. and Min Wo A. Wiltermute. W. V. Bradfield hosted recitations. Jay Hollister and John Tucker may stay out. Morgan Rinehart, administrator, approved sale of estate chattels. Mrs. Nettle Bishop is very ill. Also contains an anecdote praising Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds with local testimonials and availability in Fredericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dewalt
Mt.enon
D. Tl. Teagarden
Poland
Hyat Comers
Min
A. Wiltermute
W. V. Bradfield
King Bradford
Otto Holland
Columbue
Jay Hollater
Niram Masteller
Noble County
Mrs. Bryant of
Lamers
R, Hatton
Jay Hollister
John Tucker
Morgan Rinehart
Rinehart
Mra
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N.C. R.F
G. R. Baker
F. Fink
Predericktown
Robbers Loot Fulton General Store Safe in Morrow County
Delaware Gazette reports early Monday morning burglars cracked the safe at A. L. Pipes general store in Fulton Morrow county. About one thousand dollars stolen. Bloodhounds chased the trail toward the Toledo and Ohio Central depot after a car escape and possible night train. The same gang blamed for prior town safes looting about $60 000 since October 31. Deputy Seba M. Crouch listed as at home on North Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware Gazette
A. L. Pipes
Fulton
Morrow County
Marengoad
Cardingto
Ohio Penitentiary
Cook's
Inquire Ag
Columbus
Delaware
Isledo
Ohio Central
Ohio
Local Notes and Voters Dry Under Beal Law in Wenterville
A garbled local column lists voters in Wenterville Ohio approving a dry outcome under Beal Law by a vote of two to dry and tad wet. It notes numerous residents traveling, visiting relatives, and returning home from Cleveland Columbus Bloomington and other nearby towns. The item mentions legal actions and upcoming events with several named people and places and plans to attend stock show in Chicago and visits to Philadelphia and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner
N. Main
Wenterville
FR. L
Ralph Mast
Haat Gambler Street
Millersburg
A. T. Andersen
Cleveland
Quigley
Columb
Retain
Ray Hammond
R. B. Hudson
Hammond
Europe
Stockton
Cal
W. H. Kintey
Fostoria
Ohio
Avery Noble
Bloomington
Jamon Kee
Charles Noble
John J. Taugher
East Hamrathich Street
Lynchburg
West Virginia
A. J. Springer
Columbus
George R. Baker
J. B. Waight
East High Street
Barnexville
Helen Phipps
Gambier
Harcourt
Paulding
Vernon Whipple
Tle
Mariotta
Thin City
B. King
Francis
West Chestnut Street
Margaret King
Brandon
Chicago
Mahann
Robinson
Nebraska
John A. Kelley
Franklin County
C., A. & ©. Railroad Company
Carl Mills
Ridgewood Avenue
Wheeling
Charles EH. McMants
Columbia Police Department
Mt. Vernon
City
Prion
A. A. Dowds
Thomas Bogardus
Washington
Ruth Anderson
Eizabeth Thompson Wilson
Quindaro Lodge
Cfty
Stream & Rimer
Alex Debolt
Ends Winter's Troubles With Mycklen Arnica Salvo
A small town advert promotes Mycklen's Arnica Salvo as a remedy for frostbite chilblains and burns. It claims relief from various ailments and notes availability at G. R. Baker's in Prodericktown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mycklen
G. R. Baker's
Fink
Prodericktown
Local residents head to towns on business and visits
Several local residents depart for Pittsburg Cincinnati Danville Buckeye City and Columbus on business or visits. Names include C C Hagan Charles F Colvilly George Brown L A Stream Allen Mott Lawrie Stitehell CO B McMatula Mrs M B Cornell Fred H Parrison L Tate Cromley Ralph Skeen and others. A peace warrant hearing for John Berry was postponed next week and Knox county infirmary directors held a routine meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hagan
Pittsburg
Charles F
McMatla
Thin
Cornell
Lock
Mt. Vernon
Fred H. Parrleon
Tretur
Louuisville
New Albany
Ind
L. Tate Cromley
Enat High Street
Columbus
Bariners
Ralph Skeen
Charlon Moray
Bath Main Street
R. M. Sandy
Wheeling
W. Va
Charles Dorsey
Lytle
Columbua
C. B. Conwell
Con
Clheinnath
John Berry
Russell Robertson
Berry
Knox County Infirmary
Illinois Humane Society Convention Opens in City
Report from November finds several dozen delegates gathered for the third annual convention of the state humane organization. The event, affiliated with the Indian Mumané Society, centers on settling disputes and advancing welfare work in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galea
Dulegaten
Mumiané Society
Thie
Atate
French Bulldog Show Dominates New England Event
In Boston on November 1, admirers gathered for the fifth annual French Bulldog show by the New England club. The event highlighted top contenders with a strong turnout and described the crowd's enthusiasm for this popular breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mawt
New Eagland
Pty
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Harvest Home
Ee Obtuary Skebbe
Aire
Georgie Weaver
Akron
Misa
Helen Wright
Gambler
Peer Crentenhung
Strobehee Bet
MT. Liberty
Mr. and
Alex ‘Tima of
Hugh Rinehart
Seba M. Crouch
Hig Home
North Main Street
Parlker
Sueden
Ore
Craven
Parker’s
Doll Sale
Pocket Books
SPAN
Frank E. Kirby & Co
Castoria
Florida Railroad
United States
Florida
J.J. Efallon
Mulberry St
Illinois Humane Society
John R. Doelfs
Webb Co. Ball Watch Co
L.C. Penn
The
Webb C. Ball Watch Co
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