Knox County court notes and tax deadline change
Knox County announces December tax payment deadline moved to January 15 due to Auditor Rinehart's term ending in March 1923. Treasurer McDonald says the adjustment allows more time for settlements between treasurer and auditor and Auditor of State. Also reports court actions including a suspended jail term for Grubaugh and new coroner oath for Dr. Harmer among other civil and probate matters in Knox County Common Pleas Court.
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Knox County
Charles McDonald
Rinehart
Audioir
Aining Loners
Seroner
Charles (. Harmer
C. ©. Laiter
Local county records show property value and tax figures
In Bnox county a summary lists mum of 00 and 16.56 pervomal property tax amounts, with unclear units and fragmented phrasing.
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Bnox County
Christman Entertainment at Millwood Church of Christ
The Union Sunday School presents a Christman entertainment at the Church of Christ Sunday evening. Mine Riva Deolitte of Mt Version l visited her parents Sunday. David Kirk received a call to Michigan due to his father’s serious illness.
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Church of Christ
Union Sunday ‘School
Mine Riva Deolitte
David Kirk
Michigan
Sunday School Report and Local News Tidbits
The report notes Jay Coup, aged 60, seriously injured but improving. Sleighing is good on the CCC highway. Many locals visited Mt. Vernon on Saturday. Public school pupils will perform a program at the school Friday December 22. Zero weather recorded Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Frat Magers and son Ronald were visitors Sunday. Mr Kart Yoakam made a business trip to Mt Liberty Friday.
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Jay Coup
C. C. C. Dehway
Mt. Vernon
Frat Magers
Eon Nonald
Small Fire at Fredericktown Briefly Damages Edwards Plant
Fredericktown dispatch reports a small blaze at Edwards Short Metal Works last night. Workers attempted to thaw pipes when packing caught fire. damage was slight but William Edwards suffered a serious burn to his right hand while fighting the flames.
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Fredericktown
Edwards Short Metal Works
William Edwards
Jeweler Gets a Worthless Check in Fredericktown
Marshal Jones hunts a man who used a worthless $40 check on jeweler Joseph Cart after eyeing a diamond ring at the Carr store. The same man, calling himself T. J. Welsh, posted a $90 check on the Hirat National Bank of Fredericktown, which turned out to be worthless.
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Fredericktown
Marshal Jones
T. J. Welsh
Joseph Cart
Carr Store
Carr
Hirat National Bank of
Wayne Grange Elects Officers for Coming Term
Wayne Grange No. 262 announces elected officers for the coming term led by Master Paul Bryant Overseer Dwight Dean. Other posts include Steward Milan Phillips, Chaplain Mabel Bryant, Secretary R. M. McClelland, Gate Keeper G. W. Tutlox, Treasurer Delpha Hall, and other positions. A separate notice invites women for sales work offering 80 weekly and describes sanitary belts and napkin shields for home demonstration.
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Wayne Grange
Paul Bryant
Ovgereen
Dwight Dean
Tacturer—Minale
Milan Phillips
Avatefant
Harry Bryant
Chaiphin
Mabel Bryant
Treagier
R. M. McClelland
SecretyeyKva McGusin
G. W. Tutloxs
Ceres Delpha Hall
Pomaita
Rush Bryant
Plora
Naomi Bryant
L.A. S
Waterford to Host Farmers Institute Meeting
A Waterford Farm ers Institute committee met Monday with County Agent E. L. Anderson in attendance. They plans to hold a Waterford institute mid February and announced officers: President Lenna James, Secretary Harter Winard, Lady Correspondent Mrs. Mabel Bigbee, with members George Frizell, Lee Stillwell, Clarkes, C. F. Phillips, Victor Brown.
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Waterford
Origin of Fire Still a Mystery in Danville
Danville Delaware December 19 origin of the fire that destroyed business houses on the north side of the square remains undetermined. Joseph F Buubaugh whose residence and office burned refuses to say if he will rebuild. C M Rice owner of another destroyed block declines to comment.
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Danville
Joseph F. Buubaugh
C. M. Rice
Prosecutor to Use Downtown Office at Quindare Lodge
Knox county commissioners on Monday finalized a two year lease with Quindare lodge trustees for office space on the second floor of the lodge building at South Main street. Walter G. Harris, elected prosecutor, will move in January 1923 and continue his law practice there until December 1924 at an annual rent of 150 dollars.
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Commissioners
Knox County
Quindare Lodge
Walter G. Harris
South Main Street
Harris
State Fire Marshal Pushes Gas Connection Ordinance
City officials receive a letter from State Fire Marshal H. A. Dykeman urging Mt. Vernon to pass an ordinance banning non metal gas stove connections and oust non flue heaters. Violations carry penalties of 10 to 100 dollars. Mayor Keigley leans against a sweeping measure, fearing overreach. Also appears a separate classified ad seeking agents for Mederting medicines with offers of territory and big profits.
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Keigley
Turaday
H. A. Dykeman
Mt. Vernon
Ale
Cotmcil
Sam Tomy
Here's Chance To Make The Children Happy
Mr Cart Britton matron at Knox County Children's Home asks donors to leave Christian gifts at Law drug store for collection and delivery to the Home.
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Cart Britton
Knox County Children’s Home
Lawdrug Store
Legal Challenge to Short Term Commissioner Law in Knox County
Commissioner Gradrick faces a constitutional test over the state’s short term term for county commissioners. The suit, joined by defeated opponents and to be heard by the Ohio Supreme Court, centers on the legality of a second Monday January 1923 start and whether the law should have appeared on the November ballot. If ruled unconstitutional, Gradrick may resist surrender to Democrat A H Cunningham.
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Gradrick
A. H. Cunningham
Sraditch
Cunningham
Brodrick
Supreme Court of Ohio
Dradrick
Bradrick
Court may hear Ita merits after year end
Mr Brattrick states no information on whether the state supreme court will hear the matter before year end. He argues that if not heard, present commissioners including himself will stay in office until successors are installed. Bradrick, a Republican, was defeated by Democrat A W Cunningham in Morris township in November.
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Ita
Brattrick
State Supreme Court
Aiatrick
Bradrick
Panner
Cunningham
A. W. Cunningham
Morristownship
Brodrick
C C Goodell Called by Death
Fredericktown Ohio December 19 Word was received this morning of the death of C C Goodell aged 30 former resident of Fredericktown who died last night at his home in Ashland Ohio The deceased is survived by his wife one son Dempsey Goodell of Fredericktown and a daughter Mrs Briggs of Ashland Goodell formerly conducted a saw mill at Fredericktown The funeral and interment will be held at Ashland
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Fredericktown
C. C. Goodell
Ashland
Dempsey Goodell
Mra
Briggs
MF. Goodell
Wild Cats Still Found in Scotland Fierce Beasts
Scattion Wild Cate. It is not generally known that wild cats are still found in parts of Scotland and are extremely fierce. They make their homes in rocks and hollow trees. At one time they were found all over England, but, like snakes, they have not been seen in Ireland.
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Scotland
England
Sten
Ireland
Extroliment for the farmers' ensesy and tractor school
An extended farmer training course in rapid engine and tractor operation begins under J. T. McClure at 105 East Hamtramck Street. Enrollment reached over a third of the required number by Monday noon. The 16 day program runs daily 1 to 4 pm with groups of four or five handling gas engines and tractors.
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Vernon
J. T. McClure
East Hamtramck Street
Lyman W. Lyon Dies Near Fredericktown
Fredericktown reports the death of 85 year old Lyman W Lyon at his home four miles west after months of illness from a complication of diseases. He leaves a daughter, Mrs Fannie Gordon, and one brother, Marion Lyon.
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Fredericktown
Lyman W. Lyon
Fannie Gordon
Marion Lyon
Skull Fracture From Buckeye City Acci dent
Danville, December 20 Jay Scholes son of T. Scholes Buckeye City implements near Millwood. While feeding a grinder driven by a small engine he slipped and struck his head on the engine fracturing his skull. He was taken to Buckeye City hospital where doctors reported the injury. His condition was recorded as improving after a restless night.
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Danville
Jay Scholta
Scholes
Buckeye City
Burl Tucker
Millwood
Boholes
Atrit
Jefferson
BE. Desley
Mt. Vernon
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