Gross neglect charged in suit for separation
Florence Mitchell filed for divorce in the common pleas court against Alonzo Mitchell alleging 11 years of marriage with one child Lillian and non support. Defendant denied indebtedness and claimed plaintiff is a corporation seeking dismissal. Several other motions and judgments noted include wills contest and partition orders. Chester Shafer was adjudged insane and committed to the state hospital in Columbus. First and final filing by Josie Beers as executrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semmon Pleas Court
Florence Mitchell
Alonzo Mitchell
DAU Tater
Findlay
Ils
Lillian
Pmramufl
Defenddant
Pindlay
J.D. Oralam
Frank C. Levering
Common Pleas
Edison Storage Tattery Co
Ohio
Bnaineas
Mt. Vernon
Alp. Tarr
Columbus O. Myatt
Phillip H. Hyatt
Common Pleas Court
Charles H. Hyatt
A. T. Tarr
Phillp H. Hyatt
Phillip HH. Hyatt
Sift
FO. Levering
Ewart & Blair
Chester Shafer
Pleasant Township
Wilkins
State Hospital
Columbus
Shafer
Mosholder
Probate and real estate notes from Buckeye 1919
Probate court records show receipts and expenditures totaling 7 014 08 and the appointment of H P Horwards of Mr Vernon as administrator of William W J Edwards estate with sureties. Real estate transfers include Yost to Blanchard 90 acres Howard township and McDowell to Blanchard 11 acres, all $1. Catherine McCarty to Della McCarty city property $1. James C Jennings to A B Manville city property $1. Leigh Wasiton Seattle city property $1.
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H. P
Edd Yost
Lawrence Blanchard
Howard Township
William W. McDowell
Catherine McCarty
Della McCarty
Eity
James C. Jennings
A. B. Manville
City
Mary B. McCalla
Biyia Owen
Jelty
Lewla F. Wasiton
Seatt
Elty
Schools Reopen After Influenza Shutdown
Public city schools reopened Monday after nearly three months closed due to influenza. Superintendent Zemer said attendance began well, though arrival times varied between eastern and central time causing brief confusion. About 90 percent of pupils were present on the first day.
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Zemer
Nena
Mt. Vernon
Dickinson at Sea Hospital Near Toulon France
A letter from Bald Win Dickinson's parents notes he was moved to a Mediterranean hospital near Toulon, France after earlier wounding. He now walks with crutches, is improving, and expects discharge soon.
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Bald
Win Dickinson
Meg. A. C. Dickinson
Mediterranean
Toulon
France
Dickinson
Hough marks 15 years in police force today
Officer William D. Hough, with 15 years on the force, recalls his first assignment during a frigid day when the temperature plunged to 12 below zero. A. Schlappensse remains seriously ill at home after a paralytic stroke Saturday night on East Chestnut Street. Miss Mary Horo of Wayne township reports 12 Knox County Farm Bureau members in her district canvass.
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William DP
Hough
Force
A. Schlappsensse
East Chestnut Street
Mary Horo
Wayne Township
Aeboo
Knox County Farm Bureau
Epidemic of Flu Grips Git City
A flu outbreak tightens citywide restrictions as health officials report rising cases. Hospitals allocate beds and clinics extend hours to handle increased patient load. City leaders urge residents to avoid gatherings and practice hygiene.
Jimmie M Laughlin Remembered as Great Jockey
Old newspaper column praises Jimmie M Laughlin and fellow riders Snapper Garrison and Isaac Murphy. It recalls eras of horse racing from 1878 to 1902, noting Laughlin’s long tenure, key mounts like Luke Blackburn Hindoo and George Kinney, and his role as a patrol judge. The piece blends history, opinions on top horses, and homage to racing icons.
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Jimmy McLaughlin
Garrison
Isaac Murphy
Niunet
Siirting
Crete
Ty Cobb
Christy Mathewson
Grover Cleveland
Alesinder
Hoy
Beter Tockey
Melaughlin
Renson
McLaughlin
Uke
Bi" Doty
Ld Martinet
Brooklyn
Hartford
Luke Blackburn
Groveport VI Girls Rout Mt Vernon In Big Win
Groveport high school girls defeated Mt Vernon 40 to 4 in a Saturday game. The Groveport team used size and experience to dominate as the Mt Vernon lineup was smaller and struggled to contend with the visitors.
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Groveport VI
MT. Vernon
Mt. Vernon High School
Groveport High School
Logal
Groveport
Mrs Clenn Dies at Springfield From Pneumonia
Relatives report the death of Mrs. Mary Clenn in Springfield Saturday night from pneumonia. She leaves her husband four children and her parents.
County officials begin second terms as county officers start new terms
Sheriff Walter D B Mosholder and Coroner C 14 Harmer began their second terms on Monday morning. Paul M Ashbaugh, newly elected county prosecutor in November, succeeded Charles L Belmont. Deputy Lytle remains Sheriff Mosholder's assistant.
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Walter DB
Mosholder
C. 14 Harmer
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Charles L. Belmont
Lytle
Officers Elected by Local No 396 After Sunday Meeting
Local No 396 elected the following officers for the upcoming year on Sunday afternoon: President Kay Tucker, Vice-President Arthur Hantey, Treasurer George Zellers, Secretary Ray Tucker, Executive committee members Arthur Hantey George Zellers Fred Bricker and Edgar Micheaux. One plain drunk was arrested Sunday and lodged in the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Tucker
Arthur Hantey
Sevy
Trean
George Zellers
Ray Tucker
Fred Bricker
Edgar Micheaux
Hollocher Misses War as Peace Ends Draft Call
Charley Hollocher star of the Chicago Cubs was in the November 1918 draft class but peace halted the call. He prepared in uniform with a St Louis draft team, grumbled that peace spoils a chance to join the army, and plans to play baseball next spring. He laments the lost opportunity and recalls organizing a ball team with fellow draftees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hollocher
Chicago Cubs
Algo
Hallocher
Waele Sam
Uetesta
Bootblack Victim of Con Schemes at Lincoln Park
John Samaras of Doothlack was robbed of 8 000 and his 1 600 in his own money when two companions left for a drink at Lincoln Park. He found only a torn West Ward paper bundle wrapped in a 10 dollar bill and nothing else after they disappeared.
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Chicago
John Samaras
Mooney
Lincoln Park
John
Winter and Spring Fashion Trends in 1920s Apparel
The article outlines winter and spring styles with draped effects, sable trim, Jersey cloth suits, long tight skirts, and box coats. Children's coats feature bright broadcloth and yoke waists. New neckwear includes georgette apron slips, while black velvet gains popularity for young women. A tragic murder scene in Nebraska follows, where six people were found dead in a farmhouse, with police suspecting a self-inflicted shooting by William Barnes. others include Wilber Johnson, his wife, their 5 year old son, and Mrs Mabel Jones.
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Findson
Mole
Denver
Ular
Valeneiennes Ince
Omaha
New
Holman
Kitte Sioux
Willliam Barnes
Ster
Wilber Johnson
Mabel Jones
Johnson
Baynes
Barnes
Fragmentary times from daily log
A sequence of unreadable timestamps shows 8:40 a.m. 42:08 p. m. and 7:02 p.m. in a daily log. The garbled data suggests OCR errors or misformatted entries from a period record.
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Levering
Says Company
Court News
Schaeffer
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Lewis B. Honck
Tt. M. Greer
Common Pleas Court Journal
Daisy Riley
Charles
Riley
Blair
Hiy
Samuel C. Berry
Plorence Bradfield Greer
Samuel Yauger
Charles Clark
Josie Beers
Aaron J. Heerk
West Side Public Square
Mes Lerael
Horron
Buckeye State Building’ and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Ronald W. Leneh
Akron
Elsie Ramey Hall
Gambler Js
J. A. Long
Dickingon
I Hospital
Oulon
Men In Health Organization
Jimmie M’laughlin
Rowds
Jeaae Murphy
Hutrotwend
Teday
Little
Iowa
Baltimore & Ohio
FR. R
Pennsylvania Lines
Ringwall
Comfort Cretonnes
Brown Maslin
Wren
Brussels
Ringwalt’s
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