Injunction suit and verdict in Knox county court
William Rowe sues Wille B. Vanustrand in Knox county common pleas seeking to halt sheriff levy after a disputed judgment from a lower court. Jury verdict later returned for plaintiff in Hoover-Rowlands Cove case. Trust termination granted in Purdy case. Guardian ad litem appointed in Davidson divorce. Multiple marriage licenses issued and a Knox county soldier filed discharge paper for record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rowe
Wille B. van
Hoover-Rowlands Cove
Clarence Allen
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Jennie H. Purdy
C. B. Purdy
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Jennie Purdy
Grace Bingner
Guardian
Lotte E. Davidson
Oakley Davidson
Truman A. Davidson
Common Pleas Court of
William D. Partis
Local Social Notes From Gambier and Nearby Towns
Mrs Linda Goruuch of Gambier visited Mrs Edward Lauderbaugh on Thursday. Mr Cletus Farmer of Mansfield spent the weekend with his father Walter Farmer. Mrs Mabbot returned to Flora Ind after an extended visit with daughter Mrs Glenn Peter. Homer Workman of Akron visits his parents Mr and Mrs Theodore Workman. Ada Workman returned to her home near North Bend after two weeks with relatives Mr and Mrs N G Tressel and Mr and Mrs RC Hoagland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Walter McMillan. Mrs Ollie Ferenbaugh visited daughter Mrs Curtis Fletcher near Mt Vergon. Mrs A B Hess and children of Alvandenchaiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Wander. Not much news, but THE BANNER carries these social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Goruuch
Gambier
Edward Lauderbaugh
Cletus Farmer
Mansfield
Walter Farmer
Mabbot
Flora
Jnd
Glenn Peter
Homer Workman
Akron
Theodore Workman
Ada Workman
North Bend
N. G. Tressel
RC. Hoagland
Walter McMillan
Ollie Ferenbaugh
Curtis Fletcher
Mt. Vergon
A.B. Hess
al- Vanen
Chaiting
Jobn Wander
Fredericktown Notes Holiday Visits and Local Events Revealed
Fredericktown residents host and visit relatives for Christmas with stays in Wheel ing Uhrichsville and nearby towns. Church groups, school events, and a high school production of The Old Oaken Buckeye highlight seasonal activity, while multiple families plan gatherings and city leadership announces future meetings and revival plans.
Christmas Week Visitors and Beulah Farm Activities
BIS Mr and Mrs Warren Sargent of Fredericktown were guests of the English family at Beulah farm this week. Mrs Conaby visits her parents at Alliance and his parents at Elyria over the holidays. Mrs Peter Hall and others shopped in Mt Vernon, Hubert Bird recovering enough to go to Mt Vernon. Beulah Sunday School plans a Christmas tree and entertainment on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Sargent
Fredericktown
Beulah Farm
Conaby
Alliance
Elyria
Peter Hall
Oscar Cassell
Frank Lewis
Jesse Rearick
Mt. Vernon
Hubert Bird
Basil Clippinger
John McKinley
Don Sheffer
Beulah
North Liberty Institute to Host State Speakers Next Week
The North Liberty Farmers Institute will be held Monday and Tuesday with state speakers George S. Lentz and Miss Nellie Woods. Music will be provided and church groups will serve dinner. County Agent Anderson and County Supt. Marriott will deliver addresses in the Sunday schoolroom, with sessions at 10:30, 2, and 7:30. The Live Wire class of the St. E church plans the play For the Sake of Old Glory on Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Liberty Farmers’ Institute
George S. Lentz
Christmas Services At Gambier Church
Gambier M. E. Church schedules Sunday services: Sunday school at 9 30 a m sermon at 10 30 a m on Christmas and an evening program at 7 with a cordial welcome. Rev EB Bowers pastor. Bank robbers plunder Barney state bank escaping with 2500 in cash and over 15000 in negotiable securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier M
Bowers
Barney
N. D
Knox County Prize Winners at Big Fair
Knox county exhibitors at the Ohio state fair earned $226 in prizes. Recipients include B D Litt & Sons Fredericktown for a horse, Hunter Mt Vernon for poultry, Knox County Farm Bureau Mt Vernon for sheep, G Rogers & Son Fredericktown for sheep, J F Walker Gambier for sheep, J M Wilson Fredericktown for sheep, Gee Jacks ton Mt Vernon for poultry club, Ruth Granson Mt Vernon for poultry club, and Liberty Juniors Mt Vernon for clothing club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
V. Walbern
B.D. Litt & Sons
Fredericktown
Hunter
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Farm Bureau
Shee
G. Rogers & Son
J. F. Walker
Gambier
J. M. Wilson
Gee
Jacks Ton
Ruth Granson
Liberty Juniors
Jersey cow at Phillips Farm sets fat test record
Knox County farm of Dr W C Phillips and Son reports Jersey cow More Fox finishing a year of official testing with 794.9 pounds fat equivalent to 914 pounds of butter. The animal named More Fox is described as aristocratic among the cattle on the Centerbury farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Gowing Leads Industrial Bowler Night at YMCA
A large crowd watched Cooper's team win two strings out of three against the YMCA in an evening bowling match at the YMCA. Cooper starred for the industrial squad as the contest drew a strong turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowring
Cooper
Christmas Tree Event at Presbyterian Church Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 children are invited to join a Sunday school Christmas program and tree event hosted by the Presbyterian church with a festive display and activities for families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bowling Games at Barre's Alley End With Two Wins
The Pennsylvania car yard bowling team won two of three strings in a league night at Barre's alleys on South Main Street. The team will face another shop crew from Barre's later tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Car Yard
Barre
South Main Street
Pennsylvania Foremen
Barre’s
Mrs Ella Youst suffers fractured shoulder in porch fall
Mrs Ella Youst of North Division Street slipped from a porch at her residence Wednesday evening and sustained a fractured left shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Ella Youst
North Division Street
Mt Vernon Teachers Attend State Meeting
County Supt J C Ilott and Dist Supt H C Kao, Supt P Zomer and Principal AR Jones of Clintom school will join county teachers at the State Teachers Association winter meeting in Columbus. The session is to be held December 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gehoots
J. C. Ilott
H.C. Kao
Zomer
Mt. Veacheely
AR. L. Jones
Clintom
State ‘Teachers’ Association
Columbus
Ibe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willis L. Vana
County Court House
Arthur Ray Witt
Bertin
Hazel Ann Allgire
Middlebury
J. A. Long
Harold Henry Williams
Miller Township
Emma Burdette Ayers
A. D. Mink
Custer
Paul van Houten
Farmer
Rachel Ann Dailey
Bunn McMillan
Howard
Hazel
Buckeye
Otis Johnson
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Smith
Taylor Street
Ralph Brumbach
Newcomerstown
D. M. Brumbach
Marl Grover
Louie Wills
Anns Marple
Elizabeth Hull
Hart Dunham
Loulaé Tutle
Cradle Ball
A. L. Beal
William Mantis
G. H. Bartlett
Jennie Ball
Mark Thuma
Harry Irvine
J. W. Page
George Boyd
H. E. Clemm
William Murphy
Bowling Green
H. D. D. Club
B. Foote
Mian
Mary Braddock
Mathiston
Friend L. Barnes
Geneva
Mari ‘Atta
Marengo High
Fredericktown High
Leland Wertz
Denison University
Lewis Wertz
Dorothy Gould
Oberlin
John Gould
Lionel Stahl
den- Tinon University
Christman Vacaton
Marian Hoanck
Oberlin College
F. F. Monack
Christman
Caroline Wagner
Frank
George Hayes
Tives
Wagner
First National Bank
Wagner House
Stella Stevens
W. B. Herensdeen
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
France
Jentzek
Institute
North Liberty
RB. W. Pitkin Co
Siegfrieed
T. E. Bell
W. B. Hedges
Geo. Wythe
C. M. Baltzell
Fox & Steinhoff
F. J. Durbin
H.C
Carl Werti
Elias Cain
Pearl Cranmer Bros
C. B. White
Carl Zolmann
V. Alsdorf Friel & Son
J.C. Ross H. Mendenhall Co-Operative Grocery
Tony Glaros E. F
Dennis
F. W. Fobes
Jos, Mayer Baldwin & Peterson F
Tydings J. Holquist
Axminsters
Sdo
Top Brussels
Ringwalt's
Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream
Wm. F. Rimer
Boots Main St. Cit
Phome
East High Street
New Phono
Will J
Doc" Welsh
Citizens
Red
H. Gambler Street
EL M. Huntsberger
Goourby Bonde
Getato
McDermott
Ohio
Securitien
John H. Wo
Mgr
Paterman Bidg
Oni
Phonograph
Stradivara
America
Columbia
Mt.penn
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