Refused Divorce and Other Decree Grants
A divorce petition was denied while two other decrees of divorce were granted to different parties. The defendant filed a large claim in response, asserting substantial demands in the case.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
3
Divorce Actions Highlight Local Court Proceedings
Ethel Claggett vs Albert Clay ends in dismissals for both divorce petitions with custody to Mrs Sarah Bowers and child support at 12 dollars monthly. George W Walters granted divorce for wilful absence with $100 alimony and $200 monthly support, custody to defendant. Alva C Harris granted divorce for gross neglect with alimony per prior contract. Common Pleas items include cost rulings, cross petitions, and will interpretations. Time extended for December taxes to January 20, 1816.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Claggett
Albert Clay
Blair
Sarah Bowers
George W. Walters
Mary W. Walters
Alva C. Harris
Bertha M. Harris
Bish
Sidney John Jennings
Court of Common Pleas
England
United States
Common Pleas Court
Hall Case Ties to Indiana Officials And Hidden Funds
On May 22, 1915, A. T. Hall was arrested in Mt. Vernon and held for Garrett Indiana officers who followed. Hall allegedly ran a coal company, hid assets, and made an assignment. James R. Nyce, county prosecutor from Auburn, and a Garrett druggist named Smith presented in Mt. Vernon and found $1,075 of hidden funds. A Vernon man may face perjury charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hall
Garrett
Ind
Hall
James R. Nyce
Indiana
Auburn
Smith
Mt. Vernon
Birth of a Son to Mr and Mrs Allen Pink Thornburg Pa
News reached here Wednesday morning of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Allen Pink of Thornburg Pennsylvania formerly of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Pink
Thornburg
Christmas Entertainment At Local Church Thursday Evening
Congregational Sunday School organizes a Christmas program at the church this Thursday at 7 o clock. Santa Claus will attend to hand out gifts to the youth. All congregation members and Sunday school attendees are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Santa Claus
Martinsburg Busy Week Notes And Funeral
Local notes report residents visiting, moving, and illness. Mrs Mary Bowman aged 85 dies of heart trouble. she dedicated to church and community service. Various residents travel to Columbus, Newark, Groveport, and Mt Vernon for work, family, and hospital visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linsey Hayes
Grace
Verney Vlaltorn
Dean Hancock
Hancock
Richard
Kerr
Columbus
Mra
Ells Hounold
la Grippe
Kev
B. B. Edgell
Newport
Christmas entertainments planned near North Liberty
Christmas events announced for nearby schools with gatherings at Arnold and Bellevue school houses. Box social to follow Bellevue event. Local residents Miss Mary Oberholtzer and Mrs Samuel Vanatti noted. Infant burial of Colonel Long reported. Sunshine class gathering hosted by Parley Lewis. Miss Mabel Smith visited Miss Emmy Ernest nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold School House
Here
Bellevue School House
Bellevue
Mary Oberholtzer
Fremont
Mt. Vernon
Samuel Vanatti
Long
Parley Lewis
Sunshine
The
Brethren Sunday School
Mabel Smith
Emmy Ernest
Christmas Visits and Local Holiday Happenings
Mr and Mrs Charles Coleman of Columbus visit friends through Christmas. Churches plan Christmas trees and Friday entertainments. Miss May Wilson returns from Columbus for holidays, Edith Blue recovers to return to school, Hattie Howard back from Pataskala visit. Ella Thomas of Chicago guests Bonner sister. Gertrude Lorey returns from Athena for holidays. Romeo Williamson leaves for New York on business. Ruth Ralston and Nell Baker enjoy Columbus outing. Betty Nichelle visits Mr and Mrs Sefton in North Gay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Coleman
Columbus
May Wilson
Edith Blue
Hattie Howard
Pataskala
Ella Thomas
Chicago
Samuel Bonner
Gertrude Lorey
University At Athena
Romeo Williamson
East Vine Street
New York City
Ruth Ralston
East Gambier Street
Nell Baker
Greenville
8. C
Betty Nichelle
Hiram, C
Christmas Elks Plan Toy Klima for Mt Vernon Kids
Mt Vernon lodge No 140 BP O Elks announce their annual Christmas tree for needy children. At 1 pm children gather at the Elks Home and tour the White Palace Theatre donated by Warner W Miller, then return for toys, candy and a turkey dinner with a short music program. The committee issues tickets and arranges clothing needs through local stores, with Juvenile Officer Purcell and charities aiding in compiling the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Lodge No
Elke
White Palace
Warner W. Miller
Mike
The
Elks
Purcell
Associated Charities
Salvation Army
William HM Clarke
North Main Street
Reunion plans loom for Clinton Commandery No Knights Templars
At a Masonic temple gathering past eminent commanders and current Clinton Commandery officers set dates for the annual reunion. The event, likely late January or early February, will feature music by Johnston's Orchestra of Cleveland and a reception, banquet, and decorations led by a slate of officers and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Clinton Commandery No
R. M. Greer
Robert W. Stauffer
Clinton N. Williams
Lt. Duke
Harry G. Phillips
A. E. Rawlinson
P. EF. C. Leonard E. Rawlinson
George E. Beeney
Donald H. Harper
Jay R. Clutter
Leroy G. Mayer
William Dyer
H. K. Walker
J. Howard Apgar
P. H
Charles C. Iams
Russell J. Ash
William H. Clarke
Samuel H. Peterman
Grange Meeting in Knox County Attends Degree Work
Knox County Pomona Grange met with Pleasant Grange on Saturday December 18. The Fifth degree was conferred on six candidates. John Cunningham reported on the Ohio State Grange session and George Hays spoke on the state deputies meeting. Major Bush could not attend but is expected next time. Weather limited attendance yet visitors saw fine fruit and corn displays. Myrtie Andrews, recently at M and S hospital, returned home on West Sugar street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Pomona Grange
Pleasant Grange
John Cunningham
Ohio State Grange
George Hays
Bush
Grange
Sorosis Boronis Meeting and Wedding Notices
Enjoyable meeting of Sorosis Boronis with Miss Martha Irvine and Mrs Baldwin. letters from Mimi Florida author read. program featured Hiawatha readings and Indian songs. adjourned to meet Mrs David B Rawlins. Bebout Miller wedding at Baptist parsonage. Frasher Styers wedding also reported with residence plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Boronis
Martha Irvine
Baldwin
L Etter
Ive Sproule
Mimi
Fla
Dixon
Louis Baker
Henry Wadeworth Longfellow
Pearl Feather
Bebout-Miller
William Earl Bebout
Homer
Edith Alberta Miller
Gambier
Baptist Parsonage
G. Rector
Rye
J. 8. Brown
Martinsburg
Miller
Ruth Davidson Hosts Goose Feast For Sixty Ninth Birthday
Mrs Ruth Davidson entertained her six children Sunday with a goose feast to honor her sixty ninth birthday. Twenty guests attended the celebration at MT Zion. Allen Schooler visited Roy Scoles and family. Mrs Lenna Donahey stayed with daughter Mrs Lola Thompson at Newark City hospital. Master Freddie Rinehart remains ill while Frank Rinehart shows some improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Davidson
Allen Schooler
Roy Scoles
Lenna Donahey
Lola Thompson
City Hospital
Newark
Thompson Noeate
Verna Lentz
Frank Rinehart
Freddie
Danville Masons Elect Lodge Officers in Regular Session
Lodge elections announced W M Ell A Wolfe S W Charles K McGugin J R W R B McArtor S D C C LATER J D J W Faucett Secretary H C Conkle Treasurer C P Rive Tyler A J Blark Thelma Kroft Mil dred Belden of Mt Vernon hospital traveled to Toledo for a hostage air incident. Mrs J Woods of Martingburg hosted relatives at 202 North Gay Street Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville Masons
Danville Lodge No
A.M
W. M.ell A. Wolfe
S. W
Charles K. McGugin
J. WR. B. McArtor
Ss. D—C
Thelma Kroft
Mildred Belden
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Toledo
Air
J. *. Burkholler
Alice Eileene
Martineburg
J. Woods
North Gay Street
Obituary Notice for Mrs Hime Rum Yen and Family
The death of Mrs Hime Rum Yen occurred Wednesday morning at 7:20 at her home 0 Colombes. She was born in Mt Vernem and kept a valet. About ten years ago she moved to Columbus with Gere cnet and became connected to Columbus society. The announcement notes the sister Mire Rese fueyer and mentions East Chestnut tree and a son who survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fueyer
George
East Chestnut Tree
Mra Hime Rum Yen
Colombes
Berm
Mt Vernem
Gere Cnet
Columbus
Infirmities of wit noted at local cemetery meeting
The district held a formal session at the dome noting infirmities of wit. The meeting discussed a forthcoming event at the Gab vary cemetery and mentioned Jay W. Gore as part of the civic matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Biepkion
Aetoe
Jay W. Gore
Gab Vary
Also Mentioned on This Page
John W. Aufderbelde
Kile Perkine
William F. Sapp
John Cooper, Jr
John Cooper
Snower and Cross
Knox Savings & Loan Association
William Sapp
Etta Humbert
Bertha Owen
Bradfield
Abram Poland
Know County
James A. Schaeffer
Robert L. Carr
John R. Trowbridge
Leslie Vanwick Frasher
Farmer
Danville
Sylvia Arisonia Styers
Buckeye City
E. EB. Whittaker
David Harry McCune
Milford
Mary Zerelda Rouse
Centerbury
J. A. Long
Peter Kaufman
Edd Kaufaian
Jefferson
Estella Rowe
G. B. Sherman
Pere
Chesterville
Knox County Savings Bank
West Side Public Square
Bo Israel
B.D. Herron
Clinton Commandery
Myrtip Andrews
M. & 8. Hospital
Weet
Ociety News
Frasher-Styers
Lestie Vanwick Frasher
Denville
Sylvia Antonia Styers
EB. Whittaker
North
Gay Street
MT. Zion
John R. Doelfs
Public Square
Curtis
Ohio
Rene En
Mit Co
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