Foreclosure Action and Local Court Notices
Foreclosure of mortgage sought by The Homestead Mortgage and Realty Co of Mt. Vernon against Harry Weber also known as Harry A. Weaver, and defendants G R Lafever and J A Morton with attorney Walter J Sperry. Other Knox county notices include divorce granted George W Edwards vs Barbara Elton Edwards, probate accounts, administrator appointments, discharge records, and multiple real estate transfers in Mt. Vernon and Gambier with various names and sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homestead Mortgage & Realty. Co
Mt. Vernon
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Harry Weber
G. R. Lafever
J. A. Morton
Weber
Lafever & Morton
Realty Co
George W. Edwarda
Barbara Elton
Guy
Magill
Maude D. Magill
Claude Magill
Harley Burris
Frank van Voorhis
Ward Thompson
Walter B. Mosholier
Cane
Theodora Moletta
Jean Andre
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Pittsburgh Plate Glave Co
B. B.’ Sapp
Emma W. Lewin
George Sites
Sapp
Mt Vernon WCTU Meeting Notes Calls for Enforcement
The Mt Vernon WCTU met at Mrs Arthur Parmenter's home with president Mrs Worley in charge. Speakers urged members to support law enforcement, education on new dues rates, and community service like clothing for the needy and sewing for the Children’s Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Vernon
Vernon W
Willyerd
Lord
Flower Mission
George Jackson
George Schnebly
Schnebly
George Lepley
Paul Turner
Happy Valley Social Notes Highlight Guests and Plans
Jennie Shuman and Mr. Grovar of Cambridge Ohio were guests of Ada Brown Saturday evening. Miss Jennie Shuman and Alice Brown stayed at home over Sunday. The Happy Valley school is preparing a nice Christmas program and cordially invites all.
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Jennie Shuman
Mr. Grovar
Buckeye City Social Notes Highlight North Bend Visits
Miss Ada Workman of North Bend visits Mrs. Karl Kerr in Buckeye City. Mrs. John Wander returns from Alliance after visiting daughter Ms. A. B. Hess. Sanford Hammond and Vernon guest to visit Mrs. Mary Norrick of Mr. Vernon, who spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Edward Lauderbaugh. Charles Parrish travels to Pittsburgh on business while George Clark of Akron visits John Hauger. Margaret Tompson Jana Starner and Lydia Remington join friends in Brink Haven for a midweek visit. Guy Lauderbaugh of Mansfeld spends Sunday with his parents. Minnie Sapp of Brink Haven calls on friends Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Workman
North Bend
Karl Kerr
John Wander
A. B. Hess
Alliance
Sanford Hammond
Vernon
Mary Norrick
Edward Lauderbau
Charles Parrish
Pittsburgh
George Clark
Akron
Ing
John Hauger
Margaret Tompson
Jana Starner
Misa Lydia Remington
Brink Haven
Guy Lauderbaugh
Mansfeld
Edward Lauderbaugh
Minnie Sapp
Tueadaoy
Falls injure residents at local facilities
Mrs. Anna Critchfield of the M. and 8 sanitarium fell from stairs Thursday and fractured her left collarbone. Mrs. Eli Davis of Adams Street underwent an operation at Mount Vernon hospital this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Critchfield
Eli Davis
Adams Street
Mt. Veronom Hospital
Walking and Talking Dolls Attract Curious Shoppers
Odd wonder of a new invention, lifelike walking dolls draw children and parents alike to a shop display. The mechanical figures move when a waist line key is turned, their eyes roll and heads turn as tiny voices speak, simulating real children with sprightly steps and lifelike gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Inteyland
Soreinia
Ella
Ton
Dren
Christmas Week in England Brings Unity and Cheer
A commentary on Christmas week in England describing how the festival remains vital despite changes. It notes families reunite, revivals of old associations, and a nationwide pause in business from Wednesday to Monday, with peace, charity, and harmony prevailing during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Substitute for a Tree at Christmas
A correspondent proposes a barrel in place of a Christmas tree. The barrel, stored in a closet, will be covered with evergreen sprigs and holly and filled with gifts. The plan aims for a pretty display and family mystery as the home prepares for holiday celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manke
Best of All Holidays Celebrated in Christmas Tone
The text extols Christmas as the best and most enduring holiday, predicting it will be observed for ages. It reflects on nations rising and falling, new beliefs replacing old, yet Christmas remains a bright, uplifting beacon for mankind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Ancient Garistmae Dich and frumenty dish notes
An old chronicler describes frumenty as a Christmas dial dish. The method lifelike mentions polishing wheat, boiling until burnt, cooling, mixing with almond milk or cow milk, tempering with yolks, and serving with venison, mutton, or alone with sweetener.
A Form of Generosity
A fragment describes a man praised as generous and Santa Claus, yet noted as willing to take credit for any benefit provided by others. The dialogue hints at hidden self interest behind seeming generosity and credits.
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Santa Claus
Annual Farm Bureau meeting held in Knox County
Knox County Farm Bureau held its annual meeting at the courthouse with Murry Lincoln and F C Kitner as speakers. They outlined state policy for the year and the future scope of the Knox county organization. The constitution was adopted, creating a 17 member board and a five member at large group. George Hays Leland Cassell J C Marriott L C Welsh and A W Ransom elected to the board. Kitner urged cooperative marketing and purchasing associations for farming communities.
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Murry Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
F.C. Kitoor
Knox’ County
Court House
Knox County
George Taya
Gambler
Leland Caswell
L. C. Welsh
J. C. Marriott
John Cunningham
Farm Bureau
George Hays
Leland Cassell
J.C. Marriott
A. W. Ransom
Indianapolis
American Farm Bureau
George Hayat
F. G. Kitner
Department of Markets
Kitner
Knox County Poultry Show Set for December Week in Mt Vernon
The Knox County Poultry and Pet Stock association will hold its twentieth annual show in Mt Vernon during the week of December 20. Delays in premium slate printing push mailings to this week. New wire coops enhance exhibit appearance and viewing, and a culling demonstration will be shown by an expert for county residents. A substantial prize is offered for County boys and girls clubs displays.
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Knox County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Mt. Vernon
Esto Institute Io Distinct Success headline
Esto Institute IO Distinct Success ends as farmers discuss market and cultivation strategies. Officers for next year are President O Garrison Vice President Clarence McLaren Secretary Ray Farner Treasurer H N Farmer. Woman killed by train in Springfield Mrs Alfred F Clint 68 struck by oncoming train after leaving grocery store.
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Lawrence
Coshocton
Esto Independent Farmers’ Institute
O. Garrison
Clarence McLaren
Ray Farner
H. N. Farmer
Springfield
Alfred F. Clint
Christmas Stocking Legend From Saint Nicholas Tale
The article recounts the Christmas stocking tradition tied to Saint Nicholas of Myra, detailing how his acts of charity inspired residents to place shoes or stockings for gifts. It describes his legendary rescue of a poor family, the gold purses, and how the custom grew among children and convent pupils who left stockings and notes for St. Nicholas to fill with sweet treats.
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Nichoina
Lydia
Anti Minor
St. Nicholas
Myra
Ain
Nicholas
Fouig
St. Nichols
Saint Nicholas
Gifts That Please Women In Modern Magazines
The article suggests making dainty gifts like sofa pillows and fashionable stocks from scraps and a box of colors. It describes personalized touches, such as embroidery, and notes the importance of choosing gifts that suit many friends rather than a single style for all. It cites a tale of an old lady who made pro cushions and mittens annually, praising the idea if gifts delight the recipient.
Farm Bureau Seeks County Support for Club Work
The first annual Knows County Farm Bureau meeting praised by attendees and held at the courthouse, initiating a winter series of farmers gatherings. Resolutions urge the county commissioners to fund county boys and girls club work yearly, delay road pavement contracts due to material costs, and build more rain ditches while suspending real estate taxation amid inflated values. The bureau backs national and state farm programs.
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Reorganized
Knows County Farm Bureau
Wiew
Koreau
Sama
Bureau
Farm Bureau
Bicycle Stolen From Local Shop Prompting Police Appeal
Juvenile Officer Purcell seeks the thief who stole a brown bicycle with white trim from a Pennsylvania shop. The theft occurred Wednesday afternoon, reported Thursday, and police urge anyone with information to contact Purcell.
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Purcell
Pennsylvania
Juveniie
Dramatic club to present Maine play at Grange Hall
The Dramatic Club announces a performance of the play Maine at the Grange Hall Kenyarwo on Wednesday November 18 at 8 oclock. Cast lists Zeph Cumminga-A and Ralph Cumminge, Charles On pam, Nell Wentworth, Hingle George Sehrack, Tempe BD Popham, My Holder, W Hy Tom a, Jinpeey H M Baal, Mose Gosain Wilder Foote, Sune Cummings-, Mrs. Cummings Martha Cowne Keatah Ano Jane Ketcham Mattle Toma, Dotasy Tomps Coolle Thompson.
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Maine
Grange
Kenyarwo
Zeph Cumminga
Price
Ralph Cumminge
Charles
Pam
Nell Wentworth
Mose Gosain
Wilder Foote
Sune Cummings
da Craven
Mrs. Cummings
Martha Cowne
Keatah Ano Jane Ketcham
Mattle Toma
Dotasy Tomps
Coolle Thompson
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Bert P. Purcell
Anawerla
Garfield Hawkina
B. B. Sapp
Joseph L. Booker
Clarence McKinney
Fred W. Kahrl
Anne M. Harper
James Henry
Margaret Willey
Hilliar
Bowman
Harold G. Stewart
Hillifar
Charlen King Robinson
Knox County Recorder
Cass
C. C. Crider Vu
Wil
Liam Th Brull
A. Stecum
Knot County
Protate
Fearly
Poole
Macrutrix
Wilson Clements
Farlen
McGibney Raoberia
Jamon McGibney Jr
Clinton
Mary A. DeWitt
M. M. Dewitt
Orpha A. Lewin
George W. Gilmore
U. Meeting
Happy Valley
Buckeye City
Board of Five Directors
Esto Institute
Grod St Nicholas, Beint
Custom
Ries
Store of Things
Dramatic Club
Taughers
Willson
Sapp Bros. & CO
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