Report of Knox County Treasury Examination in Ohio
The probate court of Knox County Ohio certifies a true copy of the examination report of the county treasury. The examiners counted money, examined books, records, and vouchers as required by the General Code sections. Witness Philip L Wilkins, Clerk of Probate Court, signs and seals the document in Mt. Vernon on December AD 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Ohio
Pauls Wan
Bela Aviv
T. Philip Li’ Wilking
Sald Court
Mt. Vernon
Philip L. Wilkins, Merk
Wald
Bberik
Ghilaren
di Rashid
Hoxn’ Institute
Auditor's Fee
Maurer
Ga’ Kg
Ahtindry School
Dintric A
Gunty
Trean
Caligpkiteie
Soos
Mortgage Recorded For 30 Million By Ohio Light And Power
County Recorder B C Rush records a first mortgage of 30 million dollars by Ohio Light and Power Company to Guaranty Trust Company of New York City. Five percent gold bonds due May 1, 1944 secure principal and interest. Property in multiple towns is conveyed to the trustee, including heating plants and equipment. Fees totaled 40 dollars for recording in seven counties. Other court actions include various pleas, financial orders, and a pending manda mussult hearing. Deeds filed include Union township cemetery lot for 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Rush
Ohio Light & Power Co
Guarantye Trust Company
New York City
Tiftin
Fosturia
Fremont
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Lancaster
Logan
New Lexington
Crooksville
Shawnee
New Straitsville
Alleged Humane Officer Probes Family Cruelty Case
Humane Officer Lybarker was called to Howard Thursday to investigate alleged cruelty by a man to his family. He found the man is rapidly losing his mind and may face probate court action if his condition worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lybarker
Howard
Local notices from Newark area residents and visitors
Long list of Newark and nearby residents with moves visits and travel. Dentists doctors and professionals are named along with several trips to Columbus Canton and Liverpool England. Mentioned are Mrs Cyrus Sellers Mr and Mrs Simon Low Mr and Mrs Frank Low Mrs Ray Ward Edith Burgess A. G Mild and many other locals with relatives hospital stays and upcoming events.
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Molen
Kirk & Jackson
Simon Low
Bitenfeld
Frank Low
Thin City
Giara Ray
Canton
Register
Nathan Miller
F. H. Cole
Howard Street
Howard
Craig Cochran
P. B. Critchield
Columbus
John Clugh
John Kirkpatrick
Coumbus Road
Centerbury
Messia
James McCracken
H. K. Walker
Newark
Walter Moore
Iowa
Kiley Moore
Arthur H. Cooley
East High Street
Sickneas
Mra
E. C. Hinterleiter
Lebanon
Chrngman
Academia
A. B. Ronk
Green Valley
Hebron
Ray Ward
Brandon
Sepp
Edith Burgess
East Pleasant Street
Ms Morning
Liverpool
England
William Stinemates
Northwestern Elevator and , Mill Company
A. G. Mild
Cincinnati
West Gambler Street
George Stall
Jennie
North Sandusky Street
Paul M. Ashbaugh
J. L. Garber
Sperry
Utica
Maurice Fribley
Mt. Gilead
George Knecht
L. P. Stone
R. W. Sharp
West High Street
Melvin J. Arndt
Elyria
City
George PD. Arndt
James Upham
Parkersburg
W. Va
L.T. Glaser
Cleveland
J. C Hunt
North Mulberry Street
W. H. Hoagland
Brink Haven
William Fording
West Vine Street
Lucia Bucher
Holmeaville
C. H. Allen
Pittsburgh
William Herrick
Coshocton Avenue
Charles West
Benjamin
Hinket
Dis
Harry Koons
U. Low School
Runaway Horse Causes Street Chaos in City
A horse belonging to the Adame Ment Market frightened by a distant object ran from Catharine Street to Fredericktown where a liveryman stopped it. The wagon carried undelivered tent packages, and one spill spilled from the wagon. The horse, once owned by a farmer, appeared frightened and seemed to head toward home. Also noted is a report of a special meeting for Royal Mirth degrees and several local social notes about residents visiting relatives and recovering from illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliable Farm Journal
Philadelphia
Mt. Vernon
New Jersey
Bucks County
Lancaster County
Farm Journal
Catharine Street
Fredericktown
Rates of taxation in Knox County Ohio for tax year
Treasurer Lloyd M Bell lists total levy on property for static purposes and county funds. The static levy totals 45 mills including sinking fund 6, university fund 6, state school fund 2, calamity highway fund 2, and others. In county purposes the total is 240 mills across funds such as county, judicial, bridge, road, debt, and mothers pension. Local purposes require further table not shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd M. Bell
Knox County
Ohio
Judicial Fund
Children's Home
Bridge Fund
Huilding Fund
LyArgent Soldiers’ Belief Fund
Hind Meller Fund
Elselion Fund
Road
Mothers’ Pension Fund
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Iitivary
Servie
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State OF
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Knox
Bee
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Wilmer Atkinson Company
H. Morris
Knox County Recorder's Office
The
Ohio Light and Power Company
Common Pleas Court
Court of Common Pleas
Fulton
Curran
Instanter
Fidler
Forest Wire Fence Company
Common Pleas Court of
Charles L. Bowers
Moore & Sperry
Common Pleas
Mandamussult
Law Library Association
County Commissioners
Polton
Trustees of
Union Township
Eizabeth Cochran
C. H. Sellers
Hie
Castoria
Alwreys
Fredarick
Helen Cromley
East
Mien Crum
Breckfeld Center
Conn
New York
EM. Coohay
Donald McImore
Mt. Carmel Hospital
George Franklin Smythe
Gambier
Bmyshe Fine Heen
Pital
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Lovering
Sarah Mowery
Frink Haven
Crider
Veterinary Navy Berek
Gambler and Mulberry
Mount Vernon
Inciuaita
Berlin
Brown
Rs Brown
Amity Dist
Jelioway
Rs ‘ Hoge
Gumbier Corp
Agiene
Caetar
Hevken
Howard Millwood Dini
A Oy
Qi Rom
A. Dala Iit
Hilline
Fenterburi
Bi Hilline
Bennins Cmt
Biliary Mills
Burr
Aumforson
Garin
Tmekwon
Neiewans
Puldeinabiin
Hi Re Ik
Liberty
Ford
Borisington
Lg O
Monroe
Arnly
Morr
Keode
Ey Borin
Brrick Corp
Mormon
Jon
Q Enton
Millwood Div
Union
Gann Dist
Maton
Danville Corp
Buckeye City Corp
Finon
Gann Corp
Wayne
Peecera Town Corp
Varnon
Mernon
Pleasant
Wim
Rosenthall Clothing