Death near 30 year old Cincinnati man at state sanatorium
Theme Clements of Cincinnati died at 4 o clock Tuesday morning after a long tuberculosis illness at the Ohio State Sanatorium. He was 30, leaves a wife and daughter. He had been a patient six months and recently returned from a Christmas visit before sudden collapse and death from hemorrhage. The body was sent to Cincinnati for funeral.
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Clements
Cincinnati
Ohie
Ohio State San
Father seeks to undo child adoption in county court
Henry C. Weaver asks the common pleas court to set aside Opal May Weaver’s adoption by Joseph and Harriet Houdenshell. Opal, six, was adopted in 1911 after Weaver, then in Sac County Iowa, relinquished custody to aid his two children. Weaver has since remarried in Licking County and now seeks custody.
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Newark
Common Pleas Court
Henry C. Weaver
Opal May Weaver
Joseph
Harriet Houdenhell
Weaver
Houdenhelle
Sac County
Iowan
Opal
Harold
Houdeshells
Licking County
Weavar
Common Pleas
Monroe Center Notes and Upcoming Events
Curtis Pariah was the guest of Ronald Govtt Saturday. Nallie Haker of Mt. Vernon visited her parents Charley and Mrs. Baker Sunday. Monroe Grange meets Thursday with all members urged to attend. Rat hunt closed at 8 PM Saturday. The dancing aide hosts an oyster supper at Valley Grove school Friday night January 24. Come everybody.
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Curtis Pariah Wan
Ronald
Nallie Haker
Mt. Vernon
Charley Baker
Monroe Grange
Toaing
Valley Grove
Centerburg Social Snaps Mix Marion Guests and Florida Trip
Centerburg area notes visitors and travels from Marion and Danville to local homes. Neighbors report Detroit burial for Addison Abbott aged four, plus relatives from La Porte and Columbus visiting. Several residents plan Florida trips while others host relatives and enjoy weekend visits at Mt. Vernon and Newark.
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Bherman Blackledge
Marion
Mich
Jasper Huddleatum
Mra
Rice
Danville
Wu. Miller
Long
Mre. Reason
Detroit
Addison Abbott
Drugstar
F. A. Grandie
Newark
George Goldring
la Porte
Ind
Davidson
Fred Mortley
Columbus
Harry Mesamore
Chauncey Mooney
New Jersey moves to curb holding companies and monopolies
Radical amendments to New Jersey corporation law proposed in Trenton aim to ban holding company formations, prevent stock watering, and set penalties for violations. The bills allow growth by acquisition of similar businesses but forbid creation of monopolies and watered stock. The act is tied to Governor Wilson's administration with emphasis on future conduct rather than existing firms. News notes include social visits and local health updates.
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Trenton
N. J
Fersey
Wilson
New Jersey
Geisen Wedding Celebrates Fifty Years at Brown Township
In 1868 Jeter township Knox county saw Squire Deacons unite Lauren Horn and J. H. Delong. The couple lived on a Brown township farm near Jelloway where their family of five children grew to twenty seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A three course dinner followed by readings honored the milestone with gifts of a gold headed cane and a gold handled umbrella. Burprce Party The Philanthea class of the First Baptist Bible School hosted Emma Wolff’s farewell shower at 105 Burkew street with games music and readings.
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Geisen
J. H. Detong
Jeter Won
Knox County
Lauren Horn
3. H. Delong
Brown Township
Jelloway
Mr. Delong
Mrs. Delong
Burprce
Philnthea Clase
First
Raptist Bible School
Trott
Kew Street
Mra
Emma Wolff
Wolff
Columbus
Hostua
Alfred Colle
Pearl Colle
Deaths and farm listings from Morrow County ad notice
The notice reports the death of Frances Seeberger in Dresden Germany after an appendicitis operation. It also advertises farms for sale near Murong o and Chesterville Ohio, including 90 and 105 acre properties with features like water, timber, and outbuildings priced at $4,800 and similar terms, plus 100 additional local farms available.
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Vernon
Frances Seeberger
Chas
Seeberger
Dresden
Germany
Ween
Mias Seeberger
Murongo
Ohio
Sparta
Hinestone
Chesterville
K. R
Morrow Co
Foster parents watch state aid expand under new bill
A proposed mothers pension bill in Illinois would make the state foster father to children when fathers are dead, imprisoned, or unable to work. It sets monthly aid amounts and allows courts to grant or deny support, with strict rules to deter fraud, as part of a broader child welfare code. The same session notes Illinois dairy interests in Springfield plan and discuss tuberculin tests, cow care, butter making at the thirty ninth annual convention.
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General Assembly
Whder
Inventte
Harmon
Board of State Charities
Illinois Dairymen
Springfield
Mitneis State Dairy Association
Illinois Butter Manufacturers’ Improvement Association
Wind up of Koon Lumber and Heal company set
A. Wander and Milton Martin appointed by the Directors to wind up the affairs of the Koon Lumber and Heal company. William A. Porter was a hush edan visitor in Columbus Tuesday morning. Clinton Grange will meet Wednesday January 29 for literary and business purposes.
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Win. A. Wander
Milton Martin
Koon Lumber and Heal Company
Wiliam A. Porter
Columbus
Clinton Grange
Cure for Catarrh by Blood Inoculation Remedies
A historical ad claims catarrh can be cured by inoculating blood with antidotnic remedies from Swift Laboratory. It touts 8. B. at $1 per bottle, promising relief from blood diseases, eczema, rash, boils, and scrubby skin conditions through pure blood formation and mucous tract cleansing.
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Swift Laboratory
Notice of Probate In Knox County Estate of Mercer
Legal notice records the probate of the estate of William Mercer in Knox County. The executor FR RACER seeks allowance of eleven hundred dollars with accrued interest, and notes a life-interest arrangement with William Mercer surviving relatives. The filing date is November 17, 1904, and documents are delivered to the Knox County Probate Court.
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Hamilton
Fames HL
Mercer
Moomaburghy
Pennaylvanias
Bmcer
Pittsburg
Pennayivenny
Lee Bale
Franjereet
Nallam Mercer
Knox
Spanien
Anid County
Mr. Fred Taylor Visits Killbeck on Tuesday Morning
Mr. Fred Taylor traveled to Killbeck on Tuesday morning for a brief business visit.
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Fred Taylor
Killbeck
Notice of Hearing Accounts in Probate Matters
Probate notices list multiple hearings for accounts in 1913 to 1915. Names include W. H. Jones executor of Joseph Jones, F. Ewing guardian of Rosia Ullom, A Greer executor of Mary A. Peardon, W. E. Sef tom guardian of Albert A. Marah, BR. L. Jones executor of Angeline Morrison, James H. Beach administrator of Harriet Beach, Clara Morris administratrix of Mary Coate, Augustin W. Yanger trustee of Clara E. Gaff. Hearings set for 9 a m on various Tuesdays. dates span January 26 28 in different years.
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County
Ohio
Vis
Alva A. Baker
Burl Baker
Patrick A. Berry
May MelClane
Mary Bunyan Lewis
F. Barton
Maude Barton
Katherine J. Smith
Zaleme Smith Et al
W. H. Jones
Joseph Jones
Vid F. Ewing
Rosia Ullom
Ell Vernon
Tuenday
H. J. Greer
Loulan Carter
Tuemiay
A. Greer
Mary A. Peardon
W. E. Seftom
Albert A. Marah
Patrick A Berry
BR. L. Jones
Angeline Morrison
James H. Beach
Harriet Beach
Clara Morris
Mary Coate
Patrick A. Bermy
Augustin W. Yanger
Clara E. Gaff
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Jews Lampson
Little Qoughter
Beving
Chinen
Mixw Olive Young
Theodore Kemp Jr
Eleventh Street
David McFarland
Frank
Houston
Texan
Los Angeles
Cal
Guy Miller
Kant Chestnut Street
Francesa Seeberger
State of
Neil W. Smith
General Auctioneer and Stock Powder Agt
Mt. Vernon, A. OD
Riley
Jennie Riley
Patrick A. Bear
Patrick A. Berit
Tonnday
J. Lawler
Astielee
Wm. P. Whitington
Tatck
A. Berry
Augustus W. Yauger
Nora Hookway
Young America
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I. Rosenthall, Prop
Hart Schaffner
A. & Marx
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