County Ten Be Without Judge For Two Weeks
Knox county will be without a common pleas judge for the next two weeks. Judge P. J. Wood left for Cleveland to preside in Guyahoga county. Injunctions in the file will be heard by Judge Wilkins during the absence. Demurrer filed in the case of Charles T. Wiltste vs Philip Johnson et al. and an appraisement confirmed in FR Thompson vs Granville Thompson. Sheriff’s sale in Eleanor Hubbard vs Edward Hubbard brought $2300. Thomas Lemasters appointed executor of Orril D. LeMusters. inheritance tax filing initiated. motion filed in Anna Thatcher estate.
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Knox County
Common Pleas
P. J. Wood Loft
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Guyahoga County
Casne
Wilkins
Probate
Blate
Charles TM
Wiltste
Philip Johnson
Court of Common Pleas
William M. Koons
FR. Thompson
Granville Thompson
Shirit
Eleanor Hubbard
Edward Eugene Hubbard
South Main Street
McKay
Helen Hogue McFeely
Marie M. Dyer
Lottie L. Johnson
Thomas Lemasters
Orril
D. W
Probate and civic notices from Knox County records
Probate court filings include guardianship for Clyde Milton Roberts with bond 4000 by Hattie M. Robert, executors for Abigail Davis with bond 200, and an estate sale application for Howard Kinney set for February 11. Marriage licenses list Earl W Smith Ada Arling Ridenour Lester L McGugin Isabelle F Fuller. Real estate transfers total several parcels with $1 or nominal sums. Discharges filed for Harry B Hardin Lloyd F Christopher.
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Knox County
Robert J. Carr
Forney
Thomain Thatcher
Hattie M. Robert
Clyde Milton Roberts Petal
Howard
Kinney
Earl Walter Smith
Ada Arling Ridenour
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Long
Lester Leon McGugin
Isabelle Fannie Fuller
J. A. Lone
More Dogs Shot by Police in Weekend Incidents
Five dogs deemed rabies suspects were shot by Chief Parker and officers over the weekend after being examined and found acting strangely. Incidents occurred at 14 Marlon Street, 906 West High Street, Fourth Ward School, Norton Street, and 109 Mulberry Street. The chief noted many stray dogs remain to be located and will be pursued.
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Parker
Marlon Street
West High Street
Fourth Ward
Norton Street
Mulberry Street
Columbus Man May Speak Wednesday
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce business committee plans to secure an out of town speaker for Wednesday’s luncheon. Most likely the address will be given by a prominent Columbus businessman. The luncheon is under the charge of committee chairman S. M. Woolson with details and program arranged for public interest. Dinner will be served by the Congregational church ladies chaired by Mrs. Frank E. Young.
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Chamber of Commerce
Columbus
5. M. Woolson
the Congregational Church
Mra
Frank E. Young
Simon T. Dudgeon Dies at Gambier
Simon T. Dudgeon aged 65 died at 6 55 last evening at his Gambier home after four weeks illness of diabetes. He is survived by his wife and one sister Mrs Solomon Horn of this race. Funeral services set for 1 45 Tuesday at Union Grove church, burial in Union Grove cemetery.
Ackerman Brothers Seek Work With Akron Rubber Firm
Messrs. John and Myers Ackerman will travel to Akron this week to join the Hire Stone Rubber company as employees.
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Messrs
John and
Myers Ackerman
Akron
Hirestone Rubber Company
Mounts Rally Past Bucyrus in InterCity Showdown
The Mounts defeated Bucyrus 4 to 21 in a decisive InterCity league game, threatening Mansfield for the lead. The Mounts and Wolves are poised to decide the top spot Wednesday as Cheyenne Indians visit January 20 for a key matchup.
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Thieyris
Bucyrus
Desh Pines
Jane Mounts
Mansfield
Hoth
Erie
HY boys to hold third meeting at Y M C A
HY members plan their third meeting tomorrow evening at the Y M C A. Supper starts at six o'clock sharp. Rev J Clelland of the Baptist church will speak on "The Siamese Twins" to inform and inspire the group. An open forum will follow for member discussion.
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J. Clelland
The
Baptist Church
Cleeland
Sled Stolen From Front of Baker Drug Store
Juvenile Officer Purcell said a small sled was taken Saturday evening in front of the G R Baker drug store. The officer states the guilty party is known and if the sled is not returned an affidavit will be filed in juvenile court.
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Purcell
G. R. Baker Drug Store
Frederick Dial Dead After Six Weeks Illness
Frederick Dial of Marlow Street died Saturday evening in a local hospital after six weeks of illness. He was 55 and survived by his wife two sons Paul Dial of this city Claire J Dial of Akron and one daughter Ruth Vanata of this city. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1 PM at Miller and O Bryans chapel with Rev T W Mulhane officiating. Burial will follow in Mound View cemetery.
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Frederick Dial
Marlow Street
Paul Dial
Claire J. Dial
Akron
Ruth Vanata
Miller and
Conference 605 Meeting Delayed by Work Conflicts
Intercity conference of M. O. A. workers scheduled for Neon hell occasion postponed at least two weeks due to unavoidable new work. Several representatives could not attend Monday causing delay and the convening date will be announced later.
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Fey
Sheriff Mosholder Expected Home Tuesday
Sheriff Walter B. Mosholder and Leroy Brown were expected back in Knox County on Tuesday after a burglary charge related to the Knox County club on South Mal y Street.
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Walter B. Mosholder
Leroy Brown
Knox County Club
South Maly Street
Mr and Mrs Lewis Schroeder Head to Columbus for Operation
Mr and Mrs Lewis Schroeder of Fredericktown travel to Mt. Carmel hospital in Columbus on Monday where Mrs Schroeder will undergo an operation.
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Lewis Schroeder
Fredericktown
Columbus
Powerful Sermon By The Evangelist
Sunday evening Evangelist Clarke spoke on prepare to meet thy God drawing from the hill-country prophet. He warned that denying God as creator or Christ as savior leads to judgment and urged acceptance of the robe of righteousness offered in Christ Jesus.
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J. A. Long
Evangelist Clarke
Cassly
Roy
Christ
Jesus
Buckeye Savings Bank Promotes Safe Fair Prompt Service
The Buckeye presents itself as a dependable lender, offering loans on good homes and farms, fair interest on deposits, and prompt service. It touts 5 percent certificates, semiannual checks, and convenient access at Rankin Building 28 West Gay Street Columbus.
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Rankin
Weat Gay Street
Columbus
The Seven Devils of Mt Vernon Sermon And Local Gatherings
Services tonight at 7 30 p m sermon subject The Seven Devils of Mt Vernon. Shop meeting Tuesday noon at the G Cooper Co Cottage prayer meetings Tuesday at 2 p m at the homes of Mrs Russell Wells Mrs Rogers Mrs Sharpnack and Mrs Fred Jacobs with listed street addresses.
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Mt. Vernon
G. Cooper Co
Russell Wells
West Burgens Street
Rogers
Wooster Avenue
Sharpnack
West Gambier
Fred Jacobs
Gray Funeral Held for Wilsem Gray in Columbus
Funeral services for Wilsem Gray who died at Mt. Carmel Hospital in Columbus were held at the home on North Gay Street. Rev W H Shields of the Presbyterian Church officiated with the remains to be taken to Toledo Tuesday morning for burial.
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Wilsem Gray
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
North
Gay Street
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