Jury in Shrimplin Greer case reports disagreement
After a two hour session Thursday the jury in the Shrimplin Greer lease action reported a disagreement over a claim by Simon Shrimplin for 240 dollars with interest from September 1 1909. Elmer C Graer contends the lease was in Howard Thompson’s name, challenging the plaintiff’s basis for recovery. Hearing continued on executor claims of James A Simpson, and criminal cases were deferred to January term. fifth and final account filed for Will of B S Parker. Gipson filed exceptions to Hamilton executor’s account. inheritance tax for James M Cowden estate fixed at 500 with certified copy to county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shrimplin Greer
Simon Shrimplin
Elmer C. Graer
Howard Thompson
James A. Simpson
AL Hostick
J. A. Hipson
Natute of Lite
May Gipson
G. A. Hamilton
Eilzabeth J. Cope Fend
Lillie May Gipson
Elizabeth Copeland
Hamilton
Milzaborh Capeliard
Bitwgwiif
James M. Cowden
Associated Charities Appeal for Citizens of Mt Vernon Help
The Associated Charities of Mt Vernon seeks aid for needy families including children lacking clothing. The charity needs clothes and shoes, especially garments for children, and asks residents to contact Mina Hannah Kinney, secretary, by phone 668-1 to arrange contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalor Wdo
Mina Hannah Kinney
Aescotation
PULLS FOR GOOD FARMS HOMES AND LIVESTOCK
A. F. High of New Washington lectures during the Farmora Institute two days, promoting modern homes, better live stock and educated youth. He highlights rural delivery, telephone, lighting, hot water heat, silo, stanchion, litter carrier, tile, and farm improvements as core themes. He has four years of farmers institute work and emphasizes practical farm and home progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. High
New Washington
Farmora’ Institute
Mr. High
Marvels of Stupendous Willys-Overland Plant Tour
A Columbus branch welcome trip from Mt. Vernon on December 7-8 featured 200 visitors touring the Willys-Overland plant in Toledo. Delegations arrived, were photographed, and fed at the Elka Home, then guided through the vast factory complex and 200-car garage. The tour highlighted the immense factory space of 4,486,680 square feet, 17,000 employees, and extensive production metrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H W. Jenkins
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Pullman
Toledo
Elka
Willys-Overland Co
Overland
Indu Ptriot
John N. Willys
Thrat Moor
Intnorea
Argent
Prossen
Tim
Toni
Lodge Elections Highlight Fredericktown Officers Named
Fredericktown K P Lodge No 205 U R K of My bf elected Thursday officers including Chancellor Comm W C Keastins and Prolite Mitten Shipley. Canterbury Central Lodge No 666 Daughters of Rebekah inducted officers Friday. Kinsman Council No 76 Royal and Select Masters chose L M Dyer and J Awh. Modern Woodmen Mt Vernon Camp No 4705 elected officers led by Venerable Counsel C Broyla and Worthy Advisor John Warman. Walter Gillie death noted. he was a railroad worker killed in an Erie Railway accident Friday morning.
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Fredericktown K
P. Wayne Lode
U. RK
My Bf Mralticktown
W. C. Keastins
R Frown
Prolite
Mitten Shipley
Mt AM
Buckrick
Guirao
Oller Gwird
Gulle
Roko
K. M. Tarcy
Fin
Fin—C L Lovet M
Fixchequer
Zolman, M
B. J. Willams
Olliesra
Kinsman Council
Royal
Mastara
T. L M
William Dyer
L M
Donald UH
Harper
Munsell J. Awh
Monter Dyer
Monti
Charles J
Ayers
Rawlinson
P. T
Jed
Charles B
Ayern Ivavand
Marahal
Mt. Vernon
Woodmen of America
Broyla
John Warman
Cloke —G. Ry Hagumany Kacort
Clarency Clark
Bantor
T. R. Mitchell
Watolinatin
W. F. Baek
Physiclimi
Dra
James. Leeau J. Rh
Claypoal
Truntee
K. FR. Hennett
Marion Davis
Edward Davie
George Davia Diew
Marion
Walter EB. Gillie
Georgy Davis
Erie Railway
Overland Company Train Trip Highlights Activities
The Overland group organized a lively trip with a 60 member band, mandolin and guitar club, and university club department plus bowling and baseball teams and a rifle association. Dining room meals, a large bib apron gift, and a minstrel show entertained about 1,000, with 86 performers from Overland. The party rode trains, toured showrooms, and departed Mt. Vernon at 10:10 p.m. Saturday, grateful to The John N. Willys-Overland Co for the experience.
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Overland
University Club
Rifle Association
John N. Willys-Overland
Mt. Vernon
Home Makers elect officers at church meeting
The Home Makers class of the Church of Christ elected officers on regular election day after a 2 pm meeting at the church. Officers chosen include President Mrs F W Loney Vice President Mrs John Woollach Secretary Miss Ottie Van Winkie Treasurer Mrs Charlea Weaver Press Reporter Mrs C J Woods Trustees Mesdames Butcher Trott Mataffey Missionary Com Mesdames Barly Wine Green Hell Flower Com Mesdames Minnick Mess Lake Adjourned for social hour with refreshments served by Mesdames Allbaugh Beamer Bond and Blair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Ciair
Mba
Green
F. W. Loney
John Wool
Mesdames Allbaugh
Beamer
Bond
Blair
Lipscomb Scores Hit in Newark Eagles Minstrels
Ralph Lipscomb, employed here in summer and fall, delivered the big hit in the Newark Eagles stage minstrels held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Lipscomb
Newark Eagles
Poultry Show Attracts County Wide Attention Next Week
The county poultry show features chickens from local to statewide breeders, with prize rabbits for four children. Hon. Charles McClave of New London will judge poultry and speak at a chamber luncheon. The Hartman poultry farm of Columbus plans a large display.
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Brontiinger
Willy Eame
State Commission
Charles McClave
New London
Chamber of Commerce
McClave
House of Representatives
Hartman Poultry Farm
Wook
Columbus
Birth Announcement for Durbin Daughter in North Mulberry
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Durbin of North Mulberry Street Pridey morning according to the birth notice.
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Wilbur Durbin
North Mulberry Street
Nace New Head of Aladdin Temple in Columbus
Sinclair B. Nace aged 83 has been elected head of Aladdin Temple A A O N Myatic Shiite in Columbus. He is known to Vernon Shriners of the same temple. Elizabeth Davidson returned home in Canterbury after a short visit with relatives in Fredericktown. Mrs B Johnson of Hast Ohio avenue visited Hunteriday to spend the day with her mother Mrs W M Shaffer. Nusene Wf Smith of Arizona is in the city visiting friends and relatives.
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Sinclair B. Nace
Aladdin Temple
Columbus
Nace
Vernon Shriners
Elizabeth Davidson
Canterbury
Fredericktown
B. Johnson
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Gipson
Court News
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B.S. Parker
Associated Charities
Mt Vernon
Demogragy Institute
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Big Willys - Overland Concern
Toledo, Ohio
Centerbury
Rebekah Central Lodge
Hebekah
Noble Grand
Rowe Sutton
Dolla Muftman
Troumirér
Mia
Florence Wilken
Daly Swartwood
Georgia Hough
Lucy Dustin
Min
Rosie Wilson
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Lipscomb
Lavalliers
Gruen Very Verithin
Eastman Kodake
Hallmark
Frank L. Young
Stauffer’s
Kenosha
Mr. Santa Claus
E. J. Everly Shoe Co
the House OF Good Footwear
South Main Street
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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