Contests to Will Filed by Mrs Buckingham
Mrs Mary Buckingham files to contest the will as new officials take office Monday and file their bonds at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buckingham
Court House
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
3
Suit contesting Elizabeth Weber will filed in Knox County
Mary Buckingham sues Lavina U. Kelley executrix to set aside last will of Elizabeth Weber alleging Elizabeth was 82 and incapacitated. She alleges James A. Kelley colluded to defraud her heir share. Proceeding seeks invalidation of the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Buckingham
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Lavina U. Kelley
Hilsabeth Weber
Elizabeth Weber
Elisabeth Weber
James A. Kelley
Lot C Stillwell
Woolfson Succeeds Himself in Prosecution Post
Sheriff Woolfson retains the prosecuting attorney role as Charles 1 Bormont is named in a bond filing. The document shows a $2000 bond for Bormont with a surety company and a $5000 bond for Sheriff Woolfson signed by OC Me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolfson
Charles 1
Bormont
Cromley
Sheriff Woolfson
Stewart Confesses and Faces Grand Jury Action
Stewart confesses and is jailed awaiting grand jury action. His children will be housed in Mt. Vernon while the mother is sent to the county infirmary.
Stewarts in Court Over Unborn Grandchild and Neglect Case
In Jefferson township a hearing before Judge Wilkins examined the Stewart family’s destitution. Opal Young, aged 14, is pregnant and Stewart admits paternity. Two young daughters, Liza Ann and Nancy Irene, aged 6 and 4, faced neglect. Neighbors testified to poverty and poor clothing. the children now live with J. F. Kerst in Greeraville after care. The grand jury will review the case, with indictments possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Liza Ann
Nancy Irene
Duvenile Court
J. F. Kerst
Greeraville
Kerat
Opal Young
George Young
Mn Young
Arrest in White Slave Act Suspected Case
Hart Anderson is arrested on suspicion of violating the Mann White Slave act. The northern city girl traveled with him from a carnival, later returning home while Anderson stayed in Annapolis. The girl's father uncovered Anderson's local marriage and child in Indianapolis prompting federal inquiry. Federal officers may pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Anderson
Mann
Anderson
Indianapolis
Annapolis
Parker
U. S
Mh, BB. Burne
Columbus
Burn
Mt. Vernon
Degree Conferred at Bloomfeld Lodge No. 422
Mant Masters of Bloomfeld lodge No. 422 conferred the degree of Past Master on Masten elect Witham Tasamore during a New Year’s afternoon meeting in Centerbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbury
Bloomfeld Lodge
Witham Tasamore
Children placed in care after guardianship decision
Melianiont ordered over to Mrs Wonllean custody while two young girls Opal Young and Stewart’s child were sent to Mt Vernon homes. Biew ert cnmimitted to county jail awaiting grand jury action. Mrs Stewart agreed to infirmary care. neighbors to oversee Stewart home. Judge Witkin Jeane Tous sought homes for the youths, who show promise and desire to learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judeo Wilkiw
Pierly
Mt Vernon
Stewarts
Jefferson Township
Stewart
Silas
Death case casts foul play on Mary Lovell in Nelsonville
PSY Nelsonville police investigate what they believe is foul play in the death of Mary Lovell five, daughter of a Welsh gypsy leader. She died at Carbon Hill Thursday. The gypsies deny knowledge of her fate. Officers had checked a missing person claim tied to Katherine Winters of Newcastle, Indiana, but found no foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Mary Lovel
Carbon Hill
Lovels
South Vernon
Parker
John M. Woolfson
Katherine Winters
Newcastle
Ind
New Year Celebrations Mark 1915 With Salutes at Riverside Park
In 1915 the city welcomed the new year with a 16 round salute by Battery D field artillery at Riverside Park. Numerous watch parties and family gatherings followed across the city as communities rang in the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery D. Field Artillery
Riverside Park
Notes of Timon Lodge attendance contest ends in Drye victory
Attendance contest closes December 31 with the Dryes winning by 11 points of 821. Lieut Jones and the telephone squad contribute to the win. A social supper for the Pythians is planned at the armory in about three weeks. Grand Chancellor Elis attends. officers to be installed next Thursday by D G O Jones. Work in the Page Rank postponed until after installation. Members urged to attend and hear reports. Several applicants elected for membership. Pythian quartet to perform festive pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drye
Lieut. Jones
Elis
D. G. O. Jones
Taylor
Godtal
Amoker
Lodge Election Names Liberty Grange Officers for 1910
Liberty Grange elected and announced officers including Worthy Master Cotton, Overseer Harry Blum, Lecturer W Lawin, Steward Clyde Spearman, Assistant Steward Joseph Gary, Treasurer T O Haleem, Secretary Mre Bert Ring, Gate Keeper Harold Dick, Ceren Mre Edith Ong, Pomona Mary Horton, Flora Mre Emimett Lybarger, Ornament Mre BW Lewis, Nasmoan Agent A M Barton. Woman's Relief Corps installed 1910 officers led by Mrs Sabra George with Secretary Mary P. Scott and Patriotic Instructor Emms Tibbits among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Grange
Cotton
Harry Blum
W. Lawin
Clyde Spearman
Josph Gary
Ormnist—Mre
Lewis
Nasmoan
A. M. Barton
Woman's Relief Corps
W. H.C
Tee
Sabra George
Mary P. Scott
Emms Tibbits Preas
Mrs. Bell
Eva Graham
Mra
Jennie Stage
Harriett Annon
Local Obituaries Emerge From Bloomingburg and Vicinity
Obituaries from Bloomingburg and nearby towns report W Levine Irvine dying of heart disease at a Bloomingburg store age 49 with a large family surviving, Isaac L Jackson Milford area resident dies after long illness, Elizabeth Porterfield 82 in Martinsburg, Jessie M Morgan infant daughter Jeusle Myrtle Morgan of Clinton Township, and John Bunn on Chapman Clinton area farm with funeral notices and interments in Mound View and Presbyterian cemeteries. Names, ages, residences, and funeral times referenced for multiple local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine W
Irvine
Bloomingburg
Ohio
Morria Township
This County
Ray Bearbrough
West Vine Street
This City
Glen Judy
Federal Dam
Wis
Robert
Edward Irvine
Fredericktown
Elizabeth Porterfield
W. B. Shrouty
Martinsburg
Shronts
Stirontz
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Waters
Presbyterian Cemetery
Jessie M. Morgan Jeusle Myrtle
Isaac Morgan
Clinton Township
Mound View
Births and a visit noted in local column
A daughter was born Wednesday evening to Mr and Mrs Sidney Rantey of Oak street. A son was born Thursday afternoon to Mr and Mrs D C Nixon of East Gambler street. A daughter was born Friday evening to Mr and Mrs Amos A Faul. Mr Paul H Wittaker returned Saturday from a visit with friends in Nilow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Rantney
Oak Street
Amos A. Faul
Paul H. Wittaker
Nilow
Ethel Wright
Columbus
2. Wright
Marion Street
J. H. Eddy
Selma
Cal
Eddy
Ohio
W. O. Hawking
Newark Road
Bell
Texems
Paul B. Barber
Lew Crucis
N. M
Department of Agriculture
Dona Ana County
Barber
Thomas Barber
Pleasant Township
Kenyon College
Entertained with Dinner and Social Evening Highlights
Local society notes recall Mr and Mrs Ernest J Penrosa hosting a six o'clock dinner at 12 West High street with music and cards. Other events include Red Men hall dances with Bricker's orchestra, Knights of Pythias wives gathering, and a New Year’s Eve watch party hosted by Mr and Mrs George C Waters at 908 West Chestnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest J. Penrosa
West High Street
Pitty
Hirlcker
Mt Vernon
Gambier
Knights of Pyth
Ae of
Red Men's Hall
Bricker
Orchestra
Mt. Vernon
Ruth MoMtt
Calhoun Street
Ed Newell
Steubenville
George C. Waters
West Chestnut Street
William Dalrymple
Thomas Kelly
Jaushe Muey
Zora Greer
Danville
Hazel Ball
Pearl Donough
Oberlin
Florence Fishburn
Granville
Harley Vance
Kenyon
Charles West
Cecil
Feeding the Indian army meat supply puzzle poses in camp
An Anglo Indian writer describes the Indian expeditionary force viewed through a French boulevard scene. He outlines the army’s meat needs across Hindu Muslim and Sikh dietary rules, noting halal practises, jatka avoidance, and the requirement to ship live stock to railheads for proper rites. Then local notices mention Miss Ethel Wright’s Columbus return, tax reminders, and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Cor
New York Sun
Times
Great Britain
France
Commissariat
Boulevard
Corsica
Dauphine
Cevennes
Languedoc
Rousillon
Pyreneen
Railhead
Michammedan
Reward Offer Promises Cash for Catarrh Cure Failure
An advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hala Catarrh Cure. The text references a national bank and mentions honorable intent though the wording is unclear and sequence jumbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn Mit Wiawbellane
Ildiew
Nba
Lon National Bank OF Com
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Benben B Weollant
J. M. Phamphiray
V. J
Pluhorne
Hin Bond
Med
Sherif Woollnon
Walter B. Monsbolder
D. H. Rawlins
Barr Stiihin
Lavina B. Kelley
Elizabeth Kelley
Earl Scoval Areford
Uniontown
Margaret Wegleston
W. A. Clemmer
Aason Boyd Rowe
Oller
Homer
Minnie B. VanVoorhis
L. G. Walker
Burton Wall
Farmer
Edna Ruth - Zolman
M. T. Sims
Mary A. Hart
Robert Casteel
Lewis D. Purdy
Howard
Purdy
Hartigan
John M. Woolison
Charles L. Bermont
Walter B
Wilkins
Woolloon
Cnts
Earl Anderson
Timon Lodge
Pythian Quartette
Isaac L Jackson
Isaac Lyon Jackson
Green Valley
Anna J. Sipe
C. K. Conard
J. #. Jackson
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Anna
Sarah Ann
Sarah J. Converse
John Bunn
Clinton Cook
de Tulle
Sheree
Ociety News
M. Nixon
Ira J. Houston
Fairchild
Shelby, D
Edward Starr
Rockford, Til
Bulah Herrick
Wooster Universality
Jessie Starr
Margery Herrick
Howard Tarr
Jean Starr
Nixon
Homestead Club
Old Homestead Club
Stauffer
North Main Street
Harry K. Doolittle
Gambler
Ralph Jewell
Messrs
R. M. Stauffer
A. E. Rawlinson, Jr
Gail O. Cools
William G. Gower
Ralph W. Porch
Areford-Eggleston
First Presbyterian Church
Margaret Eggleston
Olive Eggleston
Earl Seoval Areford
Roger Eggleston
Miss Eggleston
Luna Areford
W. A. Crommer
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