Rehearing Refused in Knox County Appeals Case
Knox county common pleas court declined a motion for rehearing in the Wisner versus Levering case over hotel charges totaling $929.04. The State of Ohio v. Marion Snow for non support set monthly payments at $13 with adjustments for custody visits. Several probate and industrial commission matters were noted including alimony, guardianship hearings, and estate tax questions.
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George Winner
John D. Devering
Oourt of Appeals
Leiter
Knox County Common
Levering
Wisner
William Goons
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Merion
Snow
Harriet Brown
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Knox County
Comnon Pleas Court
Blair
LC. Stillwell
The
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Industrial Commission
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Pamerle
Attorney General's Office
Columbus
Ashbaugh
Brown Industrial Commission
Common Pleas Court
General Fiber Co
J. C. Corwin
Knox
County Common Pleas Court
Asmaere
County
Jonoph
Knox, County
Sailors Rescue Juliet Louvar After Smyrna Fire Recovery
Juliet Louvar, recently returned to America, spent nine months in Smyrna with her husband. Fire there prompted rescue by U S 8 Simp son sailors and two months in Athens before passage home. She slept in a graveyard the night before Smyrna fell to the Tugkis. Her will dated April 3 1922 names heirs Dwight Clement and Walter share and share alike. Partition suit Frances Tush vs Minnie Miller filed in Knox county court. Land in Jackson township involved. Contracts awarded for road work in Clinton township. Inheritance tax assessed for Edith Hitman estate. Real estate transfers include William Petrie to William Frye Mt Vernon and William Frye to Silas Frye city parcel. Trustees of Union Township to McMifflen cemetery lots totaling 20 each.
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Juliet Louvar
America
Smyrna
Asia Minor
U.S
Simpson
Athens
Ona
Dwight
Clement
Walter
Barton W. Blair
J. J. Greet
Knox County
Frances Tush
Minnie Alice Miller
Jackson Township
Robert 14 Carr
Eatate Tranefere
William Petrie
Wilam I. Frye
Mt. Vernon
William H. Frye
Silas Prye
City
Trustees
Union Township
Oneph McMiflen
Tota
Centerburg Visitors and Local News Tightens Weekly Report
Centerburg notes show W Tuttle in Cleveland on business and many locals visiting relatives or hosting guests. Mentions include E D Atherton and F C Bishop in Columas, Mortleys visiting son D B Mortley, Mrs Jolly cared for by daughter, and various regional travels among Riley, Long, Hickam, Kerr, Shaver, Owings, Barnes, Landrum, Landrum’s mother J E Blane, and George Findlay. Also references to local shops Fuller Johnson Cushman and Butcher Bailing Machine Co on West Vine Street.
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W. Tuttle
Cleveland
E. D. Atherton
F. C. Bishop
Columas
C. O. Mortley
D. B. Mortley
Bishop
Filneas
Centerbury
B. C. Kerr
Barberton
Hottie
Lloyd Shaver
Ashland
W. A. Darling
Misaeo Maud
Mildred Owings
Mra
C. D. Owings
Jay Barnes
Lee Perfect
Fuller & Johnson
Cushman
Butcher Bailing Machine Co
West Vine Street
Frais
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith in Bangs
A daughter was born Wednesday morning to Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Bangs.
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Robert Smith
Bangs
Buckeye State Bank Reaches Central Ohio with Safe Deposits
A long standing bank invites readers to inquire about their plan and earn 5 percent on deposits. For 27 years they have taken in money from local people and loaned it for homes. The institution promotes safety, fairness, and prompt service, becoming a household name in Central Ohio.
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Ohio
Meredith Funeral for Stephen Meredith Held Friday
The funeral for Stephen Meredith, who died unexpectedly, will be held Friday at 1 40 PM in McCormick's chapel, with Rev. 8 J Clepland officiating. Burial follows at Mound View cemetery. It is learned his finances were not ruined, and he left bank books under his sister Mrs. Henry Underwood, showing a balance of 2200 and a 600 note. Surviving relatives include John Meredith Connesville Opt Meredith Adminé Milla 0 owe Meredith Shelby Mrs. C D Wilhelm Canbocton Mex Daniel Pord Connerville Mrs. Lucinda Rine Kat Gambler Street Mt. Vernon Stra Murray New Philadelphia 0.
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Stephen Meredith
Torsday
McCormick's Chapel
J. Clepland
the Baptist, Church
Mound] View Cemetery
Meredith
Parker
Hin Sinter
Henry Underwood
Hin
Adminé Milla
Owe Meredith
Shelby
C.D. Wilhelm
Canbocton
Mex
Daniel Pord Connerville
Lucinda Rine
Kat Gambler
Mt. Vernon
Stra. Murray
New Philadelphia
Local notes report injuries and visits in town
Rev Totman officiated a special service at Piles and Mrs Monroe, Mr Jay Daup was slightly injured last Tuesday when a horse kicked him in the face. Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Ma vers were held Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs T A Simmons Jr and family left for Altoona Pa. Mr and Mrs Harry Hoover of How ard were visitors Sunday. Ivar Kunkel and John M Kahkel visited or traveled here. A B Brindle plans to return to Ashland. Residents attended the play Hello Dolly in Mt Vernon.
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Totman
Wolding
Altoona
Mik. Simmons
Brotheren
Harry Hoover
Howard
Ivar Kunkel
John M. Kahkel
Mt. Vernon
A. PB. Brindle
Ashland
Hello Aly
Tragic Deaths Reported in Two Ohio Homes
First a 11 year old boy found dead in a chair at 6 20 AM in a Medina home. Doctor attributed to heart trouble after the mother Mrs Sarah France failed to call for help. In a separate case, Eileen Louie Smith aged 4 months died Tuesday at 6 PM at the Went High street home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Smith after two weeks with intestinal grip. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM in Hoand View cemetery with Rev J S Cleland.
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Duke
Sarah Franmer
Mon
Eileen Louie Smith
Harry Smith
Went High Street
Cleland
Hoand View Cemetery
Boy Terrence Ware Committed to Industrial School
Lawrence Ware and Vernon boy, both on probation in Knox County juvenile court for two years, were ordered committed to the Industrial School at the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Ware
Vernon Boy
Knox County Juvenile Court
Met
Boyan Industrial School
Wanted ad for agents with high earnings in medicine firm
Old established Haberlin Medicine Co seeks agents for exclusive territory sales to consumers. High earning potential, $4000 weekly, requires experience and capital. Send full particulars to 1 7, Bloomington, IL.
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Haberlin Medicine Co
Moomington
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