Court to Hear New Trial Motion in Suttles Case and Biggs Will Filed
The Newark court will hear Judge Seward hear arguments on a motion for a new trial in the State of Ohio case against Charles Suttles convicted of raping a girl under 12. Alleged juror misconduct will be examined. Also filed in probate is the last will and testament of Harrod Biggs of Harrison township Knox county. The will leaves a 60 acre farm to wife Lole J. Biggs with a provision to pass to Rosa H. Biggs or, if desired, to Charles E. K. Biggs. executors named as Charles J. Biggs and Ross M. H. Biggs. A lunacy affidavit filed by Sheriff Parker concerns William Shoemaker of Butler township with an inquest and plan to relocate him to the state hospital. Marriage licenses, deeds, and transfers of property are listed, including several parcels in Mt. Vernon and College townships and various surpluses and assignments to named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Seward
Newark
State of
Biggs
Harrod Biggs
Harrison Township
Knox County
Lole J. Biggs
Rosa H. Biggs
Ross TH. Biggs
Charles EK. Biggs
Charles J. Biggs
Ross MH. Biggs
H. M. Jacobs
P. Webster
P. J. Parker
William Shoemaker
Butler Township
Berry
F. C. Larimore
T. L. Bley
State Hospital
Columbus
Society Notes Report Two Local Weddings
Mr. Howard M. Deeney and Missa Ruth Helm, both of Mr. Vernon, united in marriage Monday evening at 7 by Rev. John T. Black at the M. P parsonage. R. H. Bebout and Mrs. A. E. Mercer, both of Gambier, were solemnized at the M. B. parsonage in Gambier on Monday evening by Rev. David A. Morris. The Bebouts will reside in Gambier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bascham Emery
Franklin Township
Morrow County
Millie Helle Folk
Wayne Township
J. H. Smith
Howard N. Deeney
Ruth Heim
Mt. Vernon
J. T. Biack
R. H. Bebout
Farmer
Alwilda Mercer
College Township
David A. Morris
Bebout-Mercer
A. E. Mercer
Gambier
M. B. Parsonage
Gambier appoints George Jacoba as assistant postmaster
George Jacoba today received appointment as assistant postmaster of the Gambier post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
George Jacoba
the Gambier
Pontoffice
Local residents journey for business and health updates
A string of brief notices reports Dr J V Ackerman from Frederick visiting, John Carpenter and Samuel Hantman traveling for business, Thomas Hickman undergoing appendicitis surgery in Mt Vernon, and other locals including Mr William Bimpron, Mrs William R George, and Mrs Anna Thompson visiting relatives. Several residents travel to Lima Columbus Dennison Orrville and Granville for matters, with council decisions on Hotel Hi and a note on liver prices despite price cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. V. Ackerman
Predericktown
Colimbaa
Buainens
John Carpenter
Uluality
Zanenville
Samuel Hantman
New ‘Irk
Thomas Hickman
West Wal- Dit Street
Mt. Vernon Hospital
William Bimpron
Mt. Vernon
Chesterville
William R. George
BR. George
Worcester
Mitnm
Anna Thompson
Daurter
Gertrude
Fort Wayne
Indiana
William Mowor
Norton Street
Master John Molland
Sparta
Inons
C. F. McManus
Lima
John Allison
Ilinens
Sarah G. Gilliam
Columbus
Charles Gilliam
State Hospital
John Dowling
Cleveland
M. H. Fitz
West Burgess Street
Frank Douglass
Cambridge
Ohio
Gatmbier
St. M. Greer
Orrville
Otia King
Granville
G. J. Foster
Dayton
Thin City
G. M. Sipe
Ulion
K. Conard
Lingrey
Dennison
Thomas Bogardun
Washington, Pa
Louis Hyman
M. J. Fish
Hel
North Mulberry Street
J. A. Fish
Waterford
Samuel R. Gotshall
House of
A. G. Hunt
Bike City
Oklahoma
Ima
S S S Purely Vegetable the One Safe Blood Remedy
An old advertisement extols a vegetable blood medicine S S S as safer than mineral tonics. It claims to purify blood, build body strength, and treat rheumatism catarrh ulcers skin diseases scrofula and constitutional illnesses. The copy touts forty years of use and offers a free booklet upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Bool
Explanatory Circular on the Scoring of Dent Corn
An explanatory circular from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station outlines dent corn scoring criteria. It covers Adaptability, Seed Condition, Kernel Shape, Uniformity, Weight of Ear, Length and Proportion, Color of Grain and Cob, and Kernel arrangement. It also notes plant height, vigor, and uniformity as key evaluation factors for seed corn selection and varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Color and maturity notes for corn uses and a medical testimonial
Explanatory notes on color and maturity for corn and grain uniformity, plus a compassionate family anecdote. A testimonial from A. D. McDonald of Fayetteville, N C praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and bronchial ailments, with prices and local guarantors.
Local figures visit Columbus and Mt. Wor for meetings
Mr Jason J Durie of Columbus spends a few days with friends in the city. Dr W B Deptey departs for Columbus today to give a clinic before the State Dental Board. Mr A W Promeneheonket of Met fy Oh in spends Tuesday in Mt Wor for business. Mr Neoree Mavromata returns home in Jobntown after attending Gunviews interests. Weidner returns noon after attending to Gunviews business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason J. Durie
Columbus
Deptey
State Dental Boulery
4. W. Promeneeheonket
Met
Mt. Worwid
Nome Buainwee Moateri
Neoree Mavromata
Fla
Jobntown
Ohio
Weidner
Thin Why
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Charles Sulles
B. Church
W. F. McKee
Sophia Samson
Daisy D. Loreentz
H. C. Parker
Ed. L. Parker
Emma Casteel
Sarah P. Hammond
City
Society Notes
Hyde
A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
N.C
G. R. Baker
F. Pink
Fredericktown
Teleph
Totowis Riag Telephone
Nel Sys Levy
Bell System
Central Union Telephone Company
Main and Vine Sts
Attorneys-at-Law
L. B. Houck
iMoe Rogers
Matstreet
Mt Vernon
Frank
East High Street
Jew
Stream & Rimeruther A
Rime
J. “Doc” Welsh
Gambier St
E. C. Beggs
Onice
Arnold Block
Monumen Square
Vernon
C. K. Conard
M. D
ANE
Pauline ‘Itizena
First National Bank
H. H. Greer
Ben Ames
White Pine
Tougher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
New York
Contest Board
American Automobile Association
United States
Maxwell
American Automobile Ass’n
Trafic
Hones
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