Suit Filed By Bank Against Gambler Trustors In Knox County
The Pletcher American National Bank of Indianapolis filed suit in Knox county Court of Common Pleas against George Lee Br and George C. Lee Jr on a $3,500 promissory note plus interest from July 7, 1911. The defendants reside at Gambler Henry was attorney for the plaintiff. An estate inventory for J M Blocher & Co shows personal property 6408.71 securities 0 and claims 6547.76 total 14201.46. Marriage license issued to Kent David Shaffer and Edna Jane Witherow. Deeds recorded include Daniel Hayes to L V Hagen lot 6 We Blackman's addition and Gertrude M Brentlinger to Kate M McHihroy lot 10 Brown's addition. An applicant for House messenger position noted no such job in the next session. Mr Swain said the post would be abolished. The caucus committee rejected the position, stating it was created for J Scott who had aided members and became indispensable. Beatt remains ready to work, but no employment appears forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Bank of Indianapolla
Ind
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
George
Lee Br
George C. Lee Jr
Gambler
Henry
John M. Blocher
J. M. Blocher & Co
Columbus
Menenger
Swain
J. ©. Scott
Vernon
Ap-Polnteen
Bie
Beatt
Caucus Committee
Scott
Mt Zion Lodge presents past master jewels on St John day
At Mt Zion Lodge No 9 F A M a St John day communication saw retiring master Daniel F McFeeley and Henry C Devin receive past master jewels. Jed 8 Mon a and Charles C Jams presented the jewels, and both recipients thanked the lodge for the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's
Mt.Zion Lodge
No. 9
Jewels
Daniel F. McFeeley
Henry C. Devin
McFeeley
Jed
Mona
Devin
Charles C. Jams
Ben Hur Officers Elected At Friday Night Meeting
Bros Court No. 5 Tribe of Ben Hur elected officers Friday night led by Chief Mrs Laura McIntire and Keeper roles filled by Mrs Mame Talmage and Mrs Pearl Huntaberger. Others included Teacher Mrs Sarah Trebe Captain Mrs Jennie Lett and Trustees W L McLatire Howard Huntaberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trusters
W. L. Mclatire
Howard Huntaberger
A. Wiligerd
Collision Sinks Amante in Montevideo Harbor
In Montevideo harbor the German steamer Amante sank after colliding with the British steamer Austrian Prince. No lives were known to be lost. Commissioned Britton Dill and Lewla returned from a jail inspection tour of Akron Ashland and Mansfeld. Next week the commissioners plan a southern and western tour of inspection. The Minne Grace and Fannie Purcell of Amherst Ohio have visited with Mina Vivian Hutton of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
Commivatonere
Entertained With Dinner at East High Street Home
The Sapp household on East High Street hosted a 1 o'clock Friday dinner for about twenty guests including Mr and Mrs Bapp Mr and Mrs Walter G Bapp Mr and Mrs William W Byere and son William of Cleveland Mr and Mrs Henry Beam Mr and Mrs Harry W Keonn and daughter Elizabeth Ann Mr and Mrs Robert B Armstrong Mrs Ethel Sapp Tudor and children Charles and Betty Mr Charles Capp Mr Ray Sapp of Marion and Mr Walter Sapp of Fraternity Dance at K P Armory featured Mild’a orchestra and punch. out of town guests listed from Amherst Boston Columbus Newark Johnstown Pittsburgh and more. chaperones included Mrs C G Cooper Mrs Frank Harper and others.
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Charles
Sapp
East High Street
Bapp
Walter G. Bapp
William W. Byere
William
Cleveland
Henry
Beam
Harry W. Keonn
Elizabeth Ann
Robert B. Armstrong
Ethel Sapp Tudor
Betty
Charles Capp
Ray Sapp
Marion
Walter Sapp
Beta Phi
K. of P. Armory
Grace
Fannie Purcell
Amherst
Ohio
Irene Cooper
Boston
Maes
Misnea Helen Critchfeld
Katherine Brown
Katherine Cherry
Elizabeth Simons
Orthoefer
Columbus
Mary Seamang
Delaware
Clotilde Howard
Newark
Omar Foote
East Burgess Street
Scott Glore
Toledo
Corjern
Tweir
Deaths of Virgil L Cassidy infant of Cassidy family
The two months old son of Mr and Mrs Chas W Cassidy died at the Mahaffey home on East Chestnut street Thursday evening after a week illness. Funeral services were held Saturday at 3:30 pm at the Mahaffey residence with interment in Mound View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Leroy Cassidy
Virgil
Roy Cassidy
Mra
Chas, W. Cassidy
Milton Mahaffey
East Chestnut Street
Mahaffey
Mound View
Parcels Post Plan Goes Into Effect On Wednesday
Washington dispatch reports the parcels post program will start January 1, 1918, marking a pivotal expansion of the U S postal service. The article notes extensive preparations, new stamps, weight limits of eleven pounds, and zone-based rates, promising lower costs but possible early defects as the system launches nationwide. It emphasizes the broad scope of the new service across rural routes and post offices and the anticipation of a patient public response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
American Postal Service
Congress
Postal Department
Postal Service of
Milan
Perishables in Mail Service Delivery Policy
The notice outlines that items with a strong odor or fragile content may be banned or limited. Perishable items, including food, fruit, or other sensitive goods, will only be accepted for delivery within a ninety minute window from the mailing point.
Panama Pacific Exposition Builds Largest Hall Ever
Directors of the Panama Pacific Exposition opened bids to construct Ineey Hall the largest exhibit palace yet built. The building will cover more than eight acres with a front column height of 60 feet and diameter. Allegorical figures over the façade will depict epochs in mechanical history. Groundbreaking is planned for next Wednesday with ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn Francisco
Gorent Colin
Week of Events in Washington as Taft Returns
Washington diary outlines Taft’s Panama return and a full New Year’s reception at the White House. Congress reconvenes, Archbald impeachment defense to start, and hearings on North Atlantic shipping pool, rail transit privileges, and a major New Year’s Republican rally in New York. Inaugurations of governors begin across states, Badger to take Atlantic fleet command, Parcels Post Service launches next week, and a sweeping corporate pension plan for 175,000 AT&T and Western Union employees takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washigton
D. C
Taft
Panama
Washington
White House
Judiciary
Army
Navy
Congress
Senate
Robert W. Archbald
Commerce Court
Archbald
House
North Atlantic
Tag Patos
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Waldorf-Astoiria
New York
Republican Party
Michigan
Iowa
Massachusetts
Maine
Charles J. Badger
Navy Department
Hugo Osterhause
Atlantic Fleet
Tual
Pell
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commemorations and conferences across cities announce speeches
The note describes commemorations in London and New York with meetings and speeches by educators and others. It mentions GIF Senee Pitman born January 4 in Ironbridge England and references a shorthand system used for reporting legislative proceedings and courts in languages adapted to twenty languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Halliday
London
New York
Gif Senee Pitman
Ironbridge
England
Hearing Continued In Illegal Tax Testing Case
The hearing of Joseph Gray on charges of illegally selling taxing equipment was postponed by Mayor Perrine to a later time, with the state applying for the continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gray
Perrine
Applicants Seek Buckeye City Postmaster
Several want Jous Deaville Leader among Buckeye City postmaster applicants including J F Hagans G Tressel William Edgar H A Loweford and Mine Margery Lowar. Examination set at Mt Vernon on Monday January 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deaville
Buckeye City
J. F E. Hagans
A G. Tressel
William Edgar
H. A Loweford
Margery
Lowar
Mt. Vernon
Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Todd on North Jefferson Street
A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. J Todd of North Jefferson Street. The brief birth notice notes the new arrival and the family location in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Mrs. J. #. Todd
North Jefferson Street
6 Per Cent Time Deposits Highlight Long History
A historical financial notice details 6 percent time deposits over 17 years, noting assets and dividends by year with figures from 1896 to 1909. It references the Centresee Building and Lawn Association Company and states deposits are accepted by mail.
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MBO Feee Crece
BM AM AE
Centerisee Building and Lawn Associaton Company
Mt Vernon Sanatorium Failures Highlight Tuberculosis Crisis
The state spends over $1,000 yearly per patient at Mt Vernon sanatorium while failing to educate the public about tuberculosis. Of 95 patients, the facility costs $679,712.98 with maintenance at $55,331.62 annually. Only limited progress has been made in disseminating TB literature or fighting the disease as thousands die annually. The Ohio TB society eyes legislative action to repurpose funds or bolster anti TB efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Sanatorium
Mt. Vernon Banstorium
Erie
5. A. Douglas
Medical College
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Would Have City Boys Enter Corn Contest
Columbus, Dec 28. City boys may compete with farmer sons in next year’s corn growing contests sponsored by the Ohio Association for the Promotion of Agricultural Education and Rural Life. B B McIntire of Springfield urged plans to place city youths aged 14 to 18 on farms via city employment bureaus and association cooperation. Officers elected: B D Wolfe of Tarlton president, T W Horton of New Madison vice president, John T Johnson secretary, H A Rush treasurer, G A Bricker Columbus director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conumbus
Farmer Sons
State Department of Agriculture
B. B. Mclntire
Springfield
Ohio Association For the Promotion
High School of Commerce
McIntire
B.D. Wolfe
Tarlton
T. W. Horton
New Madison
John T. Johnson
Kent
H. A. Rush
Wauseon
G. A. Bricker
Columbus
Ruins of San Michael church collapse in Messina
In Messina on December 28 the walls of the Church of San Michael, ruined in the 1908 earthquake, collapsed. A vast amount of bones from centuries buried there were scattered over the debris, appearing snow covered. Firemen pulled down remaining walls, gathered the bones, and moved them to a cemetery.
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Messina
Enuty's Income From Cotton Teals Reported
The chief income source is the sale of Cotton teals totaling 47,000 and seer against annual state expenditures exceeding 100,000 on the Mount Vernon farm patient care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyre State
Mt. Vernon
Officers Elected at Bryxtone Camp No 30 Veterans
D K Bryxtone Camp No 30 of the Grand Army of Veterans held a regular meeting at which T L Beatty was named Commander and Jen Mcament Senior Commander. D G Camp was chosen Junior Commander with John Mitchell as Council member and installing officer E W Hreece. Sturges Cooper departed for a hospital internship in St Louis on January 1. The Owen family burned in a gas explosion are improving at Mt Vernon hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Champion Sr and family returned to Youngstown after a visit with local Champion relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. KK. Bryxtone
No. 30
Bane of Veterans
Neema
T. L. Beatty
Benior
Jen McCament
D. G. Camp
John Mitchell
Jam
Vers
Jon. Burwell
Omhcer
W. Hreece
Sturges Cooper
Boon
New York City
St. Lase's Hospital
Owen
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Robert Champion
Youngstown
Ohio
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Jimmy
Kent David Shaffer
Pittsburgh
Edna Jane Witherow
Fredericktown
H. M. Noble
Deeds Filec
Danial Hayes
L. V. Hagen
We. Blackman
Gertrude M. Brentlinger
Kate M. McHlroy
Brown
Julia C. Ringwall
Oscar H. Bechtel
Berlin
Mt. Zion Lodge
Ben Hur
Clarence Colville
Mr. Colville
Stanley Williams
P. M. Lybarger
Pauline
Mrx
Chas
Ginger
Thelma
George Jacobs
Hai
R. Martin
Mre
Morgan Vernon
Cliford Harding
Edward Gorsuch
Fred Wright
Marian Snow
Colwill
Stoyle
Jacobs
Jous
Mt. Vermeo
Gleveland Press
Nyal
Baby
Lorey
Main St
Bndexsbry Sons of Veterans
A.J. Flakarty
East Front St
Caaden
Teleda
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