SS neglect alleged in divorce action front page notice
Alleging habitual drunkenness and broad neglect Mary Fletcher sues Charles Fletcher in Knox county common pleas court for divorce and alimony. Also reports alimony suits and tax receipts to close January 20 with several legal notices and wills filed in Knox county probate court.
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Mary
Fletcher
Charles C. Fletcher
Bron
Fletcher Han
Mary Karl
Bopp
Albert W. Fendrick
Knox County
Fannie Dressel
Edward Crowsel
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Sara
Real Estate Transfers List Names and Parcels
Real estate transfers include Samuel Bond to Harold Bond for a Clinton parcel with $1, Joase D Carpenter to 1 R Smith for a Mt Vernon parcel for $1, Charles C Faralese to William M Mitchell for a Butler parcel with $1, Albert Wolfe to Margaret Wise for a Danville parcel with $1500, Thomas Bruins to F B Simmer man for a Jefferson parcel with $1200, and Harry W Weaver to Carrie Baldwin for a Mt Vernon parcel with $1.
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Samuel Bond
Harold ©. Bond
Clinton
Joase D. Carpenter
R. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Charles C. Faralese
William M. Mitchell
Butler
Albert Wolfe
Margaret Wise
Danville
Thomas 8. Bruins
F. B. Simmerman
Jefferson
Harry W. Weaver
Carrie Baldwin
Directors Elected by Howard Bank
Stockholders of the Howard Savings Bank of Howard met yesterday and elected directors: Reto hm FP, Gartner, Frank te Wolfe, Dudwon C. Durbin, G. W. Hoo haalee, F. Bimpton, and C. T. B. Wolter. Directors then organized with John F. Gardner as Provident head and W. Hoover as vice president. Judeon C. Durie as secretary and cashier, O. L. B. Wolfe as treasurer. Time and judgment belong to every petty person.
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Howard Savings Bank of
Howard
Yeater
Retohm FP
Gartner
Frank Te Wolfe
Dudwon
Durbin
G. W. Hoohaalee
F. Bimpton
CT. B. Wolter
Provident
John F. Gardner
W. Hoovier
Judeon C. Durie
Treacher
O. L. B. Wolfe
Township Good Roads Meeting Scheduled by County Officials
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhik announces a January 28 meeting for township officials and Knox County interested in good roads. Session opens at 10:30 am with noon dinner served by the Vito Street Church of Christ. Speakers are to be arranged, with prominent experts to be invited, and the full program will follow.
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Knox County
Carl ‘van Voorkin
Dor
Hhe
Idlek
Vito Street
Chiat
van Voorhik
Plans For Knox County Find & Game Banquet
Enthusiastic members of the Knox County Find & Game association rush to finalize plans for the annual meeting and banquet scheduled for next Monday evening, January 28. The Rex Beach game film exhibit, secured with Canadian Pacific approval, will be shown. reservations and tickets are available through listed members and local shops.
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Knox Cownty Find & Game Association
Association
Canadian Pacificanel
League
Ohid Aportamen
Columbus
Frank van Voorhis
Charlen Champion
Banqhet
Harry Bunn
James Murtaveh
Fuel Supply Co
Carl Pipes
C, & G, Cooper Co
Thomas Hall
Hope Forge Co
G Bapp
Brink Haven
Sam Sellers
Danville
A. J. Weatereh’s
Howard
Carl Walters
Fredericktown
Association OF Hot
Lake Hile
Sunday Movies 15 Stir Causes City Debate
Motion picture showings on Sunday sparked stir in Mt Vernon as a well known local man pressed Mayor Keigley about hosting a religious film with a collection to cover expenses. Ministers held a meeting on Sunday to discuss Sunday movies and public response grew. A woman from Gambier, 18 Mrs Frank Reams, was injured in a fall on icy pavement this morning and received medical aid.
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Mt. Vernon
Keigley
Mt .Veron
Gambier
Dan
Frank Reams
Thie Place
Neal
Mrs Ida Patterson Called By Death in Mt Vernon
Mrs Ida Patterson widow of Joseph A Patterson died at 6 30 am at her home in the Mt Kilhley apartments West Chewthut after months of illness. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Atedoet and Mrs Practicutty all Wertito Mm Mt Vernon. She is survived by her son Wil IMurd A Patterson of Cotemitras a daughter Min Jonnie Arnddrt and a brother Mr Laurin W Ale sfort both of Mt Vernon. She was a long time member of the Presbyterian church. Funeral plans await arrival of ?.
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da Patterdon
Jomaph
A. Patterson
Mdk Kihley
Wek Chewthut
Patterdon
Aetth Wits
Snes Atedoet
Vhhmee
All Wertito Mm
Mt. Verton
Patterson
Wil Imurd A. Patterson
Cotemitras
Slater
Jonnie Arnddrt
Laurin W. Alesfort
Mt. Vernon
Geverns' Creditors Elect a Trustee in Bank Case
Creditors of Fred G. Severna, recently declared a bank, met at Knox Tire and Rubber Company office. They elected Paul M. Ashbaugh as trustee with a $20,000 bond. Referee R. M. Greer presided at the meeting.
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Fred G. Severna
Knox Tire and Rubber Company
Paul M. Ashbaugh
R. M. Greer
Danville All Stars and Local Visitors See Busy Week
Norman Danville 4 Hunter Akron business visit. Madeline King left for Dayton for a new job. Sellers spent Friday in Columbus. Jaonard visited Mt Vernon with parents. Mrs Gardner of Kenmore stayed with relatives. Rice relatives visiting. Grassbaugh of Columbus visiting. Sid Cornell of Akron on business. Miss Rice of Akron spent weekend with parents. Dinamite All Stars defeated Pontorlu 24 to 27. Danville All Stars meet Fredericktown Friday 88 to 18 loss. Danville to Fredericktown later week. J R White visited Mt Vernon. Groot added groceries to store. Ray McNeal of Finahing visiting father Rice. Ella Hart and Ethel Winsland visiting. Hall spent Saturday in Columbus on business. Carouthers and Smbckman of Nellie visited. Mrs Colby visiting relatives in Mt Vernon. Danville All Stars to play undefeated team in Danville Friday. Large crowd expected. Waller Farmer elected manager of Farmers Equity. Hubble Green of Edenham visited. Harvey Hoogler and Howard visiting. Mrs Magers of Mt Vernon visiting. Clyde Cornell attending Cleveland tract show. George McNabb of Neille visiting Wednesday. John Mack spent Wednesday in Loutonville. Grace Hoovler of Amity visiting. Why Hee Brom.
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Norman
Hunter
Akron
Madeline King
Dayton
Sellers
Columbus
Romeo Jaonard
Rie
Mt. Vernon
Hugh Gardner
Kenmore
Mis
M. Rice
Albert Grassbaugh
Columbas
D. B.A
Fredericktows High
Danville All Stars
Fredericktown
Rehtiie
J. R. White
J. R. Groot
Ars
Ray McNeal
Finahing
P. Rice
Ella Hart
Ethel Winsland
Vernon
Phul Loney
Hall
Colom
Hi, Carouthers
J. Smbckman
Nellie
Ohio road survey faults raised in state highway study
In Columbus on January 18 Gov Davis and W A Alsdorf and Parker B Bookwalter led a review of the Three Rivers Highway through Knox and Ashland counties. They defended the project against critics who questioned grading, material quality, and cost claiming contracting would raise efficiency and cut costs. The report estimates 12.83 miles at 974000, with actual costs around 645000 to date. Excavation and bridges near completion, some concrete work and culverts finished, 956000 worth of materials dispatched.
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Columbus
Avery Particuter
W. A. Alsdort
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Parker
Bookwalter
Ohio Engineering Society
Davis
Knox
Ashland
Etton
Attor
R. W. Walton
Pealet
Aledort
Bockwalter
Guard Rallo
Youdhere
Local Notes From Lackington and Newark Visit Town
Mra Ward Frye of Lackington and Mra N 8 told of events. Mr and Mrs James Hancock of Colombes are in town for a few days. Mr Rati Parmer and others in fured Gatuliay WAe living halls. He is in Newark hospital and it is feared will lose one eye. Mra W B Shronts improving. Mre William McMillen recovering. Laure Adrian Monday reported a disaster. Mr and Mrs Frank Freese of Newark visited Mrs William Frosted Sunday. Mr Frank McFinnahd returned to Tila Worte near Marys WV. A man working in the oil field. Mr few Doel purchased property formerly owned by Gorte yan. Rebekah lodge held Thursday evening of last week.
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Ward Frye
Lackington
Mrv
James Hancock
Colombes
Rati Parmer
Woll
Laure Adrian Monday
Frank Freese
Newark
Willdm
Sanday
Prank ‘McFinnahd
Tila Worte
Marys
Boon
Funeral for George Molho Held at Tiverton Hospital
George Molho, aged about seven years, died Tuesday after private illness. Survived by wife and several daughters. Funeral Thursday at Tiverton Hospital church.
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George Molho
Privat Totin
Tiverton
Meetings at the Disciple church draw growing nightly
The Disciple church meetings draw growing attendance each night as neighbors unite with the church. Mrs. James Mitchell of Marion returns home after a two week visit with relatives at this place. Legrand Britton spent the week in Marion on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ross returned home from Wooster on Saturday. Critchford and Dickey are horsemen from here. White and Flack hauled hog to Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Samuel Bel, lately ill, is slowly recovering.
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Notte K Tumber
James Mitchell
Marion
Legrand Britton
Jacob Ross
Wooster
Critchford & Dickey
White & Flack
Pittsburgh
Samuel Bel
Centerburg Social Notes Show Local Travel and Visits
Centerburg notes list H G Messmore in Columbus on business. Mrs Mayme Greek and Miss Lillis Greek depart for Venice California after months here. Francis Melick, studying embalming in Columbus, spent the weekend at home. B C Ramey visited son Homer A Ramey in Toledo. L L Kidner of Johnstown visited relatives. B D Atherton family guests in Richwood Roy R 4. Long homebound for days. B Ramey made a business trip to Me Gilead.
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H. G. Messmore
Columbus
Mayme Greek
Lillis Greek
Venice
Cal
Francis Melick
B. C. Ramey
Homer A. Ramey
Toledo
L. L. Kidner
Johnstown
B.D. Atherton
Richwood
Roy
Long
B. Ramey
Gilead
Fredericktown K P Lodge to Vote on Important By Law Amendment
Frederick Town Wayne lodge No. 303 of the Knights of Pythias holds its regular meeting on Thursday evening January 19. A bylaw amendment will be read for the third time and voted on, with attendance urged as it is among the most important changes before the lodge. Athletic clubs Danville and Fredericktown slated for basketball tonight, with a strong contest anticipated. Knox Camp No. 13118 at Molterh Woodillen installed new officers last Wednesday, listing W. C. W. Weader and others. All members urged to attend January 0 at 7:30 for business transacted.
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Wayne Lodge
K. of P
Danville
Te Athletic ‘Club of
Fredericktown
Corshocton
Knox
Molterh Woodillen
Aniirfon
W. C
W. W. Weader
Albert Zoltan
M. N. Ansbahgh
Dory Baker
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Chicago Chamber of Commerce
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Charles McDonald
Knox County Treasirer
McDonald
Trun
Isnex County
Hoover-Rowlands Co
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Wookiee
Kross
Meicy
Bapp
Moser
Common Peas Court of Knox
Ty Agitiet
A. Simone
Ty Manters
Plaintitt
Brown
Tim
Charles I
Belmont County
Behindler
Alleen
Mim
B. B. Ferenhaugh
Winton M. Rice
Vent
Hilliiar Township
M. M. Shipley
Ora G. Bowman
Zella Bowman
Ora C. Bowmah
Knox County Common Plans Court
Charles L. Belmont
Atttorney
Moreland
Levi Moreland
Centerbury
Tetsator
Thanie Moreland
Helen M. Myers
Genevieve
Rex
Kenneth Moreland
Howard Homes
W. C. Myers
Chrinman
Bertly H. Chriaman
Huar
Hilliar Township
George Cheirman
Amdin
George Chrisman
Harry Chrisman
Sarah A. Phillips
W. C. Phillips
Norman G .Turner
Dean
Wiliam
George ‘Turner
Iva J, Turner
W. H. Turner
Penrose
Calvin Sapp
Whittington
Grayco
Whitington
Columbus Kwalt
Emily McDonald
Doke
Pratwig
Betta V. Whittington
Gabor J. Penrose
Thi
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Goiat
Woardian
Menjamin
Savings Paws
Christman Flavings
West Side Public Square
Howard Bank
Ida Patterson
Geverns
Ranmonts
oMcon
Penhiylvania
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Alvision
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Pantayivenia
Naftwoud Co
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