Sev erns Not Insane In Probate Court
The case of Ohio versus Robert H Sev erns was heard in probate court with four physicians and numerous witnesses. Severns was deemed not insane and discharged, but a guardian appointment was requested to be heard on Saturday. Meanwhile he was remanded to the county jail. A separate notice advised Knox county boards of education to apply for state aid before Jan 11, 191A to cover teacher salaries, with funds distributed to monthly pay while ensuring 76 percent levy funding and sufficient district enumeration. A divorce action by Katie EB Lillie against her husband for wilful absence since 1904 was filed, seeking restoration to maiden name Katie Sites, with attorneys H. H. & R. M. Greer. Judge Fulton listed cases for Wednesday and Thursday in common pleas court. An affidavit in lunacy was filed against Glenn Wagner, who was taken to the state hospital in Columbus. Final accounts and distributive balances were reported for heirs, and John M. Cunningham of Mt Liberty was named executor of John Montgomery. A marriage license was issued to John P. Schilp and Miriam Elizabeth Johnson.
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Ohio
Robert H. Severns
Dunacy
Fred G. Severns
Wilkins
Severns
Boards of Education
Katio EB
Lillie
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Katie Sites
H. H
R. M. Greer
Deafness Cure by Constitutional Remedy Warned
Medical notice warns that deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It explains deafness often stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and mucous linings, requiring constitutional remedy to avoid permanent hearing loss. Affected by catarrh and related conditions, the text references Glenby & Co as advertisers.
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Catarr
Marina
Catee
Prag
Glenby
Deaths and local notices from Fredericktown area
James Allen Jomen Allen died at his home in Fredericktown at 1 o'clock Tuesday night after an illness of several months. The immediate cause was a paralytic stroke. He was 71 years old and is survived by his wife and two daughters. He was a member of Liberty Chapel M. P. Church. Funeral services at the M. P. Church in Fredericktown Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment in Forest Cemetery. Stomach and nerve remedies praised in local notices. Electric Bitters endorsed by Eliza Pool of Depew, Oklahoma, as a cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles and weak nerves. Mrs. Pool reports dramatic improvement. Bottles 50c and $1.00 at druggists. H. S. Bucklen & Co. advertise. County Auditor Riley received an offer from Columbus that the salary of Knox County Tax Commissioner F. W. Severns would be $1,900 per year. Mrs. Harris plans a Christmas sale gift. Edna Wallace Hopper leaves films for vaudeville.
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James Allen
Jomen Allen
Fredericktown
Uinewr
Liberty Chapel
M. P
M. P Church
Tuckey
Waterford
Forest Cemetery
Predericktown
Eliza Pool
Depew
Okla
Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Riley
Columbus
F. W. Severns
Knox County
Harris
West Vine Street
Edna Wallace Hopper
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State Department
Fulton
Common Pleas Court
Silcott Ve. Lurie
Hayes
Dailey
National Supply Co
Upham Gas Co
Otis Co
Levering Bros
Swank
Swank.oo
John Wagner
Glenn Wagner
Woolfson
State Hospital
J. B. Ackerman
James TH. Rowley
J. B
W. A. Ackerman
Martha H. Otis
John M. Cunningham
Mt. Liberty
John Montgomery
Giareno Harrie
W. B. Ernest
William Griffith
Samuel , Arnest
Lee Barker
John P. Schilp
Camden
N. J
Marriam Elizabeth Johnson
Father Mulhane
Lurie
Kuppenheimer’s
Hoong
J. S. Ringwalt Company
Vernon
Fred A. Clough
Silver Deposit Glass
Arnold Store
Taugher’s Drug Store
Christas Presents
East Side Public Square
Grand Theatre
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Buckeye
Ite
Tonkin Building
Weer Gay Street
Olio
Duntley Combination
Woolson’s
Santa Claus
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