Court News and Divorce Actions in Mt Vernon
Court updates show changes to courthouse hours from 7:20 to 4:30 replaced by 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Caroline Smith seeks a divorce from Orange Smith with marriage Oct 6, 1918 and no children. she claims continuous cruelty and intoxication. Helen Missong seeks divorce on grounds of gross neglect and desertion. marriage Dec 24, 1908 with no children. Legal notices include marriage licenses for Clarence Derr Emma Earnest and Samuel Hayes Grace Macomber, and several deeds and estate matters with administrators named and assets, totaling $9,473.45 in listed debts and property transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Smith
Orange Smith
Saya
Common Pleas Court
Chidren
el Saya
EB. Sapp
Helen Missong
Issong
Bhelby
L. C Stillwell
Clarence Derr
Democracy
Farmer
Emma Hane Earnest
Nomocracy
J. A. Long
Samuel L. Hayes
Mt. Vernon
Ose Grace Macomber
G. Mh Dye
Mrs Grubb Dies At NYC Home
Mrs Harry Grubb wife of a former local man died at her New York City home according to work received here Wednesday evening.
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Harry Grubb
New York City
Officers Elected at Golden Gosalp Club Meeting
An all day session on Thursday elected officers for the Golden Gosalp club. President Mrs. S. Mawkina and Vice President Mrs. Helen Sit led the list with Tonal Coe as Second Vice President. Secretary Mrs. Joule Yhultz and Treasurer Mrs. Bensle Hawkins were also chosen. The Red Cross elected officers at their game meeting with Hattie Chrieuman as Chairman of Work, Nessie Mawkins Secretary, and Pauline food Treasurer.
Officers Installed at Timon Lodge K of P
Regular meeting Thursday evening installed officers for the ensuing term with Deputy G C William Appleton Jr assisted by PC William S Hookaway and PC J S Warman. Prelate A F Honck Master Work W Burris. Members elected: six joined. Page rank to be conferred next Thursday. Edman solicits lodge support. smoker after sledge in club rooms.
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Timon Lodge
K. of P
G. C. William Appleton, Jr
William
Hookaway
Warman
P. Edman
FB. Ward
A. F. Honck
Burris
M. Tiley
W. F. Babb
Ruskings
M. A
B. B. Edgar
Edman
Mrs Schumacher Dies at Home From Influenza
Mrs Andrew Schumacher died at noon Friday of influenza at her North West street home. She leaves her husband and two children.
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Schumacher
Andrew Schumacher
North West Street
Mrs Jenkins Dies After Illness In Tellavue Kansas
Mrs James Jenkins aged seven with ties to Green Valley and later Tellavue Kansas died from a combination of diseases. The notice was received by her niece Mrs Queker.
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Jenkins
James Jenkins
Green Valley
Tellavue
Kansas
Queker
Hannah Colwill Dies After Prolonged Illness
Hannah Colwill aged 80 died Thursday night after long illness. She leaves son William Colwill and four daughters Mrs. I. M. Allen Mrs. T F P Searbaugh Mrs. William Coe and Mrs. W. A Cole. Funeral at 1310 o'clock Saturday at home with private burial in Mount View. Mrs. Durbin Dies at Delicetown
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Mannah Colwill
William Colwill
I. M. Allen
T. FP. Searbaugh
William Coe
W. A Cole
Columbus
Mount View
WM Edwards Dies After Three Weeks Illness
Willam Waward aged four years died after three weeks illness of pneumonia. Funeral for Mr. and Mrs. Edwards held at 10 o'clock Saturday at home with burial in Mound View. Mrs. Edwards died Tuesday. her health had been reported in Thursday's Dinner.
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Willam Waward
Edwards
Mound View
Rosa McPeek Dies at Bladensburg Home
Rosa McPeek aged one year daughter of William McPeek died at her home in Bladensburg Friday after a year long illness. Funeral held 11 o clock Saturday at the home. Burial in Bladenhore Cemetery. Major Frederick Zinn of Camp Sherman spent Friday here. William A. Leonard arrived today and will promote at the church of the July Spirit on June days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miay Rosa McPeek
Willian McPeek
Bladensburg
Burka
Bladen Hore
Gambier
Frederick Zinn
Hon Willium Welsh Dies At Home After Paralysis
William Welsh longtime Knox County insurance leader dies at his Mt Vernon home after more than two years of paralysis. Born in Montreal about 80 years ago he served in the Civil War, was a Republican former state representative and Knox County official, and active in the Church of Christ and local civic ventures. Funeral at 2 pm Monday at his home with Rev. James A. Long officiating. burial at Mount View Cemetery.
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Williun Welsh
East ‘High Sieety
Welsh
Montreal
Canada
Knox County
Hnsiew
Welsh & Schaeffer
Mt. Vernon
James A. Schaeffer
J. J. Welsh
Fattbury
Nebraska
Maurice Welsh
Westerville
Ohio
Anna Sapp
Danville
Joe Hooker
Quinduro Lodge
Iip
Citizen's Building, Loan & Savings Resocution
Obie
Knoxounty
All Vernon
Walsh
Church of Christ
Linsell
Vine Street
James A. Long
Ji Mund View Cemetery
Soldier Thuy Welker Injured in Attack Near Home
Thuy Welker of B Battery was assaulted on November 3 and is now in a hospital recovering from the injuries. A letter to his parents Mr and Mrs Charles Welker on Buxt Hamtramck street states he was attacked by assailants described as “vomin e gay” and will probably be assigned to a hospital for about four months.
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Thuy Welker
Charles Welker
Buxt Hamtramck Street
Welker
Hayes Macomber Wedding and Local Nuptials
Multiple notices report marriages on Thursday with details at East Vine Street and East Wing Street. Clerency Derr and Knuna Earnest wed by Rev J A Long at his home, while Shrivel Mayes and Rose Grace Macomber joined in an afternoon ceremony by Rev Dye at his residence. Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs C H Ogg features guests Abe Card, Nate Curl, and Murray Card among others.
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Derr-Earnest
Clerency Derr
Knuna Hite Earnest
Democ
J. A. Long
East Vine Street
Hayes-Macomber
Shrivel K. Mayes
Rose Grace Macomber
Stt. Vernon Hospital
United I
G. Rector Dye
East Wing Street
Ogg
Abe Card
Clevelant
Nate Curl
Murry
Whwyro
Abe
Pruner Shurry Wedding Announced Amid Local Visits
Mrs. Bile Prone announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Hettle Pruner to Mr. Frank Shurry of Montana with plans to reside there. Numerous Columbus visitors and residents are listed through the week including Mr. and Mrs. Card, Miss Aileen Studor, and Mrs. G. R. Studor. military assignments and furloughs are noted at Camp Sherman and Camp Meade with several families traveling between Columbus, Canton, and Cleveland.
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Bile Prone
Haw
Hettle Pruner
Frank Shurry
Montana
Mottana
Fow. Stamm
iMra
Charten W. Clark
Chicago
Mite
Hilzabeth Jones
West Chestnut
Columbus
Adroin Card
Cleveland
RuoKh
Nathan Card
W. Gambler Street
Kenneth Speslman
Fred Jacobs
Virgil
Fast Vine Street
Canterbury
Aileen Studor
Donald Dowda
Camp Meade
G. R. Studor
Fredericktown
Mra
Mra. O, Rangon and Airs. St, C, Rane Eon, Are Visiting Mrs. ©. H. Ransom
Canton
Jay Movitt
Camp Sherman
Walter McDovite
Crandon
A. J. Hult Wis
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Bis
Mulberry Street
Miller's Ambulance
Raymond Miller
Roanoke
Sue Wu Porter
East Chestnut Street
Fred Welker
East Hamtramck Street
Camp Sheridan
Montgomery
Ala
Liecompany
Union
Hastings
East Hamtramck
John Dollison
Charles Whittington
West Vine Street
Ly M. Burson
Love
L. V. Ulery
E. T. Patterson
Condit
Lyle Wieland
Covington, Ky
A. Winelam
Herman CU
Thomas Murrin
Sandusky Street
Charleston
Benjamin Patterson
Dale
Lancaster
Local Christmas Visits Share in Pipestown Area
Residents from Camp Taylor Ky and nearby towns spent Christmas with family. Names mentioned include The Mignon Mollie Purdy, Verna Purdy, Maria Paweett, Howard Purdy, the McRien and Fowler families, Ida Mingwall of Now Carta, J M Powerit Lester Farmer, Edward Parmer, James Von Voobin, Harley Purdy, and William Purdy. Families hosted in Pipetown, Maver, and surrounding households during the holiday.
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Hurl Porwer
Camp Taylor
Mignon Mollie
Verna Purdy
Mra
Win
Purdy
Misa Maria Paweett
der Aleter
Golaminie
Mr. Noward Purdy
Christman
Mrs. Purdy
Hendrick McRien
Mark Fowler
Ida Mingwall
Carta
Har
Mie
J. M. Powerit
Lester Farmer
Jows
Hi Wnelo
Edward Parmer
James von Voobin
Bia
Harley Purdy
Christos
William Purdy
Famlir
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Chaloth
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John Talbott
Morris Township
Clinton B. Speck
Olive A. Young
Daniel B. Grubb
Lawrence Grubb
Pike Township
Agnes Vaughn
John Trease
Lawrence Grubby
Mabel St
F. Colville
Pleys Court
Ewart & Blair
Mary Phillips
Ho’ Bays
Richard W Phillips
Mary J. Phillips
Richard W. Phillips
Wiley Bell
William Hell
James Bell
Robert Bell
Alice Anderson
Light Prior
Maggie Merriman
Beirs
Liberty Township
Richard W. Philips
W. H. Brokwn
Mantel Grandio
Clinton M. Rice
Dapbolle Roof
Ierobate Court
Mary I. Worksmay
Totis Dewets
Walter B. Moshoider
Wheriff
Robert J. Birnie
Clinton Townshly
John M. Mwalt
Milton 8. Lewis
Barcel
Darvin L. Loney
Profife
Sol
D. Rice
Lovenn
Rice
George Leute
Tigene Jackson
Robert GO. Baker
Olarin HH. Cromley
Cole Ville
George Thirris
Tulol
Officers
Hannah Colwill
Durbin
Fpurdelicktown
William Durbin
WM. Edwards
Rosa McPeek
WM. Welsh
Joe Hooker Post
G. A. R. and
Quindaro Lodge of Odd Fellows
Cheteland
Hom Abd Hosters
CP. Parker
Guy
Tudor
Chatter
Nets
Tollhomn
Dores
Relativen
Aira
Charlea Baker
Coshoutan Avenue
Mee
W. KR. Jackson
Cameron
Tide
Bruce Leples
Mise Babel Maurer
Ravenna
Elizabeth Devin
North Main Street
J.C. Griffin
Marion Street
Daney
Card
Mex
Nate Card
Avon
A. Af. Lewis
Mansfield
Lewin
Helen Sheffer
Bangs
the Vine
Constance Talmadge
United States
Sessue Hayakawa
Cecil B. Demill
Mary Pickford
Oo Pla As
Warn Gee
Stella Maris
Citizens Phone
Cadat Boone
Zanesville
Pipesville
the Home Building Association Co
Newark
The
Licking Creamery Co
United States Food Administration
the Licking Creamery CO
Creamery
MT. Vet" Creamery
Alexandria
Bellville Creamery
Lexington Creamery
Croton Creamery
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