Justice Court Reversals Lead to Sheriff Sale Note
Justice Court 3 reversed by Judge P Blank in a decision carrying to the common pleas court from Justice George Harter. The case, Eve Ransom vs Mrs Charles Stevens, sought homestead exemptions but was denied due to lack of dependent children. Knox Savings & Loan Association vs Robert C Anderson saw property on Bychar Road sold at sheriff’s sale for 98 100 to Robert H Nees. Samantha Horn property on South Vernon sold at auction for 1 128. John T Braggey represented by Tate Cromley as administrator. Marriage license issued to Lee Rehard Shoeman and Grace Gertrude Headington. Real estate transfers noted for Amo A Fant to HW Shorre rue.
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Eve Ransom
Charles
Alice) Stevens
Matr
Court of Common Preas
Justice Court of
George 8. Harter
Lliher Coir
Hank
Sheriff’s Safe
Knox Savings & Joan Association
Robert C. Anderson
Bychar
Shore's Mole
Robert H. Nees Nile
Samantha Horn
South Vernon
John T. Braggey
Tate Cromley
Property Transfers and Debts in City Listings
Fragmentary entry lists property movements and small debts: John Mortfeon to A. J. Mayes with a one dollar note. Bricker to Edward Voorley with a one dollar debt. one note in Marga also noted for one dollar.
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Operty
John Mortfeon
A. J. Mayes
D. Bricker
Edward Foarley
Marga
Kishsel Young Dies at 14 Under Influenza Illness
The 14 year old pupil from St Marys school Columin died Sunday morning at her father's home in Monroe Street. Death caused by influenza. Funeral held Monday at Mound View according to the obituary notice.
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St Mary's School
Columin
Clarencr
Monroe Atreat
Mound View
Meade Opens at Severns Shoe Store in Mt Vernon
Frank J. Meade, a well known shoe store figure, is now employed at Severns Shoe Store West Winnstrat beside the Vine theatre. he starts in his new position this morning drawing hundreds of friends and patrons. he touts Beverak shoes as new and best quality at lower prices and invites supporters to visit his new location with many friends sending best wishes.
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Frank J. Meade
Severns
West Winnstrat
Vine Theatre
Meade
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Mr. Meade
Ruth Trott Dies. Noted Resident Passes at 22
Ruth Trott 22 daughter of Mrs. Joh Monahan died at her Columbie home after influenza. She had been a familiar figure in Mt. Vernon visiting Miss Helen Stinemers. Funeral and interment were in Columbus.
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Tut Trott
Joh Monahan
Columbie
Mt. Vernon
Helen Stinemers
Finneral
Coumbus
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death Support
Card of thanks to all who helped through illness and death of our beloved daughter, niece and granddaughter. Special thanks to Rev. Carpenter and Mr Miller for body care. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Manns, Mrs. M. Pines, Miss W. M. Burton, Miss Jane Buipon and others.
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Hele
Carpenter
Miller
McKinney
Mit
M. Manns
M. Pines
W. M. Burton
Jane Buipon
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Advertises Loans
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company promotes borrowing money for homes and farms with favorable terms and prompt appraisals. They announce loan facilities totaling 18 million dollars, five percent on lime deposits, and a quick closing process.
James A Brew Dies After Short Illness
James A Brew aged 23 died after a short illness at 7 20 Sunday evening at his home on West street. He traveled with his wife days before his illness of pneumonia.
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James A. Brew
West Street
Dugan Dies of Influenza at 29 in Dunkirk Parish
John W. Dugan aged 29 died Sunday evening at his West Burgess Street home after two weeks of influenza. He had been employed at Rasex Glass in Dunkirk New York before illness. He leaves a wife and one daughter Synora. Burial is set for 10 o'clock Tuesday morning at Mound View Cemetery.
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John W. Dugan
West Burgess Street
Mr. Dugan
Rasex
Dunkirk
N.Y
Glass Plant Burns At Butler Penn
Fire damages the J T A Hamilton Grukw company glass plant in Butler causing extensive destruction. The nearby Bessemer and Lake Erie railroad bridge is badly damaged. Estimated loss stands at 125000 dollars.
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Butler, Penn
Butler
Dee, J
Crisin
J.T. & A. Hamilton Grukw Company
Bessemer and Lake Erie
Draft Plan Favored by General Crowder
General Crowder urged permanent use of selective service in a speech to New York draft board members. He cited 23,740,000 registered, nearly 1,000,000 fighters deployed, and 2,000,000 more ready to entrain as of Armistice day, warning against reverting to volunteerism.
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New York
Dees
Fnoch
Crowder
Marahil
United States
Telephone toll reductions proposed for nationwide standardization
Washington announces sweeping reductions in long distance and toll rates with a basic charge of 6 mills per mile for air line mileage and half the day rate for night service up to midnight. The plan aims to equalize charges, remove disparities, and lay a basis for unification of telephone and telegraph wires. A person may talk five minutes instead of three under the new rates. In Trenton, former Governor Franklin Murphy resigns from the Republican National Committee due to advancing age.
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Washington
Committee On
Burleson
Wilson may visit Rome after Christmas to meet Pope Benedict
President Wilson likely to travel to Rome to visit King Victor Emmanuel at the Quirinal before going to the American embassy. He previously visited the tomb of Lafayette in Paris after morning services, bowing and placing a wreath with only a French officer present.
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Paris
Hec
Wilkow
Victor Rimmanuel
Vatican
Quirinal
Wilson
Victor Emmanual
Pope Benedict
Lafayette
Picpua
Hart
Secret Service
America
Murat
Tienry White
President’s aides discuss public formation in early planning
Harpathy and the president’s aides outline key arrangements for public communications and the organization of preliminary meetings. Colonel House and George Creel confer with the president on the subject as planning proceeds.
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Colonel House
George Creel
Automobileists Adopt Progressive Road Program in Ohio
Delegates from Ohio and national automobile groups in Chicago urged a federal over sight of roads and creation of a highway commission. The drive includes removing autos from personal tax lists and directing taxes to road maintenance and construction funds.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Ohio State
Chicago
Automobile Clubs
Fallenty
Ohio State Association
Rehearing Ordered in Cincinnati Occupational Tax Suit
Chief Justice Nichols asked Attorney General McGhee to participate in the January 8 reargument of Cincinnati’s rent tax case. The city solicitor sues the city auditor to test the constitutionality of an occupational tax on lawyers and physicians, a financial relief measure for Cincinnati. The case was argued previously before the state supreme court, now reopened to resolve tax questions important to the legislature.
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Columbus
Nichols
State Supreme Court
McGhee
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Atate
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Justice Court 3
P. Blank
Eva Ransom
Charles Stevens
Lee Rehard Shoeman
Mt. Vernon Fridge Company
Mt Vernon
Grace Gertrude Headington
Ttev
Amo A. Fant
HW. Shorre
Toyland
Roger Gros
Old Colony
Queen Anne
Cromwell
Allinen Gust
Iim
Kissel Young
Ruth Trott
Buckeye State Building
Promjit
Aswaty
Synora
General Crowder
Ublican
Trenton
N. J
Franklin Murphy
Newark
Republican National Committee
Peace Commission
Monterey
Tampico
State Department
Department
Department of State
Gcuard
Ohio
F. B. Pearson
Cuyahoga County
Hamilton
Franklin
Lucas
Montgomery
Summit
Mahoning
Guernsey
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