Divorce hearing set in Rice v Rice mortgage foreclosure
The court schedules Thu proceedings for Jewell v Bell and Rice v Rice. A divorce is granted in the Rice case, and a mortgage foreclosure action is filed.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
7
The court schedules Thu proceedings for Jewell v Bell and Rice v Rice. A divorce is granted in the Rice case, and a mortgage foreclosure action is filed.
Proceedings show Judge Seward not presiding Wednesday as Newark witness testifies. The Gambier Bank case Baxer vs. The Gambier Bank appraisement confirmed. private sale ordered. Decree of divorce in Rice vs Rice. confession offer of judgment in Church v Smith for 294.68. Harness recovered and returned to owner BEG Fleming. juvenile court to arraign the thief. Foreclosure suit by Citizens Building and Loan against William Newman et al. for 700 debt. Hosack representing plaintiff. The will of John W. Baird filed. Elizabeth H. Baird named executrix. Probate filings include affidavits in lieu of account for Walter C. Smith estate and first and final accounts for Bertha D. Sensil and Jacob S. Manteller estates. total receipts and disbursements noted. C M Rice administrator for John J. Losh filed final probate account.
Danville residents and visitors are noted in a string of social items. Mrs. C. M. Myers returns from Warsaw after a visit, while Arthur Hunton and Curtin Lydick hosts welcome relatives and friends. Other attendees include Jamon Lodgeon from Mt. Vernon, Hans Wagner visiting from brass ball fame, and Calvin Burris returning from Milleraburg.
Local residents share visits and guests from Newark Washington and Hunts Station. Birth announced for Mrs Emmett Hall’s daughter on November 20. Thanksgiving gatherings include Dr. P. H. Conner family and Mrs. W. J. Bhronte. Protracted meeting to begin December 8.
The Mossholders host an oyster supper after Mr Mossholder begins deputy sheriff duties. Mrs. Tilton with daughter Clare visits from Cleveland. Rev Welsman leads Baptist church meetings. Aunt Polly Kidwell dies in Columbus. funeral at M. M. church. Mrs John Baird hosts a Ladies Auxiliary event for Mrs Ross Pumphrey as they plan Florida winter. Elizabeth Baird and other hostesses decorate with white carnations and flags. Toasts and games finish the evening.
The Knox county Democrats plan a Jackson Day banquet at the Pythian Armory on Tuesday evening January 7 with Gov elect James M. Cox Attorney General Timothy Hogan and Congressman W G Sharp among the speakers Local leaders also prepare a strong program aiming for one of the largest Democratic gatherings in the county.
The column lists visits and guests from Center and nearby towns including Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Grubb of Center, Miss Ola Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grubb, Mr. Frank Coup, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Parrish, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Totman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Belt, Mr. Raymond Chappelear, and Mr. Ronald Scott. It mentions a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve ad and announces a Democracy M E church communion service next Sunday at 10 30 a.m with Rev. W. X. Hollett to preach.
The Zanesville Times Recorder reports F C Clark of Fredericktown narrowly survives a Dresden wreck that killed eight. Clark was told to wait for the next train at Tranway as Bartels rode on. Bartels urged Clark to join, and before dying he asked for Clark to be notified of arrangements.
Died suddenly John Lochary brother of Jame Lochary of this city. He was identified at his Pomeroy office and his son, arriving in Mt Vernon to visit his uncle, was informed by long distance call. James Lochary went to Pomeroy, Ohio, Wednesday after being summoned by his brother’s death.
The advertisement touts King’s New Discovery as a universal cold and lung medicine. It claims it stops pneumonic attacks and bronchitis, with testimonials from readers like Mere of Vermont praising its efficacy. Price one dollar. free trial bottle offered by R Baker & Co.
Det. 4-Dr. Allen Bunker Stockham known as a phyal- Clan author suffragist and proponent of eugenics has died at her Alhambra California home. Born 1883 to Quaker parents in Cardington Ohio she lived in Chicago before moving to California two years ago.
Ira Miller, who lives southwest of Martinsburg, was severely injured Wednesday morning when the pump handle flew off striking him under the right eye. The blow splintered his cheek bone as he pressed downward. A local physician treated him at the scene/home.
The readable fragments present scattered names and terms with no clear event or context to form a coherent news item.
The Knox Savings and Loan Association promotes secure investments with mortgages on real estate in Knox county to protect depositors principal. It pledges careful investment oversight and prompt interest collection with systematic principal reduction, inviting depositors to review their holdings at its Main and Vine streets location.
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