Sportsmen of Knox County Banquet Opens Season
Knox County Fish and Game association held its annual meeting and banquet at the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Speakers included former Akron mayor I S Myers and Si Gatton, with 175 members present at 6:30 PM to hear reports, adopt resolutions praising game protection, and elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Myers
Akron
Si Gatton
Knox County Fish & Game Association
Chamber of Commerce
van Voorhis
Charles Champion
E. J. Quidor
William Dalrymple
Goodell, Kelley & Mitchell
Hoyt. Ruzeell
Knox County
James 8
John Woolisey
T. R. Warner
McCrackin
Max Bullivan
Wilbur Vane Horn
Charlox Wetcher
Dial and
Car
van Voorhtra
Myére
Russell
Myers
Agron
League of Ohio
Conover
Coshocton Sheriff Recaptures Prisoner Arthur Brothers
Arthur Brothers, an escapee once held by Portage County, was recaptured Saturday by the Coshocton County sheriff. He had been working on a Coshocton farm after escaping and is said to have once been a brakeman on the Pennsylvania Railroad, familiar with Knox and Coshocton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brothers
Ravenna
State
Portage County
Firink Haven
Coshocton County
Brothers
Pennsylvania Railroad
Knox
Coshocton
Damages Sought in Kentucky Court Divorce Suit
John W. Tilton files a damage suit in Knox county common pleas court against William B. Hancock for 35000 alleging public alienation of his wife causing distress. Attorney R L Currie represents the plaintiff. The divorce decree was denied this morning in the same court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Tilton
Knox County Common Pleas
William B. Hancock
R. Ll. Currie
Tiltown
See Jatwert
Judge Lemert Grants Absolute Divorce In Knox Court
In Knox county common pleas court Judge C C Lemert of Zanesville presided over Myrtle Fisher versus Harvey Fisher. The judge warned of perjury, heard 35 witnesses, and granted Myrtle an absolute divorce on adultery grounds. The partition suit was dismissed and the Mt Vernon property awarded to Myrtle. neither party may remarry for one year. The proceeding followed a sharp critique of the divorce issue and commentary on the parties Kentucky marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Fisher
Harvey Fisher
Knox County Common Pleas Court
C. C. Lemert
Zanesville
Blair
Tetert
Starvey Fisher
Mt. Vernon
Win County
Lomert
Fisher
Lemert
Lemnert
Carpenter
Knox
Purcell
Teamert
C. C. Leinert
Knox County Court of Common Pleas
America
Knox County Court
Leinart
Leona May Grimm
Edward F. Grimm
Covington
Muskingum County
Kentucky
Many Paid Taxes by Check in 1922
County Treasurer Charlon Melleine says many taxpayers paid by check in 1922. Large mail checks saved citizens time at the treasurer’s window. The delinquent list is expected to be unusually small this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Charlon Melleine
Hix
Eltitenk
Lung Walta
Mclionald
Open Bids For Knox Co Proj On Newark Mt Vernon Pike
The state highway department in Columbus will open bids this afternoon for 3.39 miles of improved road in Knox county the Newark Mt Vernon pike through Clinton Pleasant and Morgan townships. Engineer's estimate is 187 009 dollars. Contract not let for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Columbus
Knox County
Newark-Mt. Vernon
Clinton, Pleasant
Morgan Townships
Men Ordered to Pay Costs After Farm Theft Case
Deputy Sheriff O M Volkner returned from Manefield with two men Hust and V K Kenney who faced charges of stealing a gold seal from the Parker farm north of the city. They agreed to pay costs in the case and were discharged, but it was alleged they failed to pay $7, leading to an execution issued by the court. They settled the costs before the magistrate and were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri
O. M. Volkiper
Manefield
Morntie
Hust
V. K. Kenney
Talline
DB. B. Parker Farm
Squira
Harter
Mary Ann Gilbert Dies on Tuesday in Liberty
Mea Maury Ann Gilbert aged 78 wife of William Gilbert died at 9 o clock morning at her home following a stroke. She leaves her husband one daughter Mrs Bert Gardner and one sister Mrs Tate Burkeholder. The death occurred in Liberty on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Maury Ann Gilbert
Willian Gilbert
Bert Gardner
Mra
Tate Burkeholder
Mt. Liberty
MILLWOOD NOTES and Local Mentions
Walter Lybarger plans a move to town soon while Jod Lybarger of Harrisburg pa called on friends last week. The infant Gougheet of Mr Chaney Miller is seriously ill. Preaching services at the Church of Christ next Sunday morning and evening. William Lepley and family visited Mr Ham Mine luet Sunday. W A Purdy, troubled by rheumatism, is able to be out again. George McKee has gone to Detroit to seek employment. The vend plant is running part time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lybarger
Jod, Lybarger
Harrisburg
Chaney] Miller
Christ
Wiliam Lepley
Ham Mine
W. A. Purdy
George McKee
Detroit
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taugher
Rogers Bros
J. Tabor
Agricultural Department
State of Ohio
A. ©. Baxter
League of Ohio Spartanion
Ald
Ohio
Agai
Associatons
League of Ohio Sportmen
Gatton Rocks
New York City
Stuber
Janes F. Stuber
Ifiee
Mirosco
Ini
ST Myyers
Brink Haven
Grace Tilton
C. Lemort
Piatntit
Pluegit Jand
Teew
Wittmmans
Cordingly
Aivorce
June
Atea
Costa
Max Hynan
Julius W. Headington
Common Pleas Court
Knox County Commissioners
Clarence Clark
C. G. Porterfield
Bladensburg-Gambier
Sophia Zimmerman
P. Ries
Duke
Clare Nixon
O— Semurrer
W. W. Young
Homer J. Burns
Kanx County
Ruch Sapp Bros. & Co
Cognel Harrington
Knot
Common Pleas
Ellaltis
Young
D. C. Young
Harry W. Koons
Lunary Ingquist
L. J. Duke
Martinsburg
Sarah J. Kidd
W. 8. Shrontz
J. M. Pumphrey
J. F. Shrontz
Ax Signes
Charles Coe
Leimert
Coon Pen
Tesine
Emma Osborn
Lona Mild
Toulse
Prostate Court
Charles A. Gregg
Nettlet Leatherow
Reuben Leatherow
William M. Temple
Clinton Township
Sarah M. Patteron
Fredericktown
J. Cleeland
ML Vernon
L. W. Art
Montreat
William Mild
GC. B. Vail
Parcal
Cassie P. Thayer
P. A. Bay Te
City
Hattie Welker
Linga Horn
Howard
Linza Horn
Curtis Hotel
Creee
Tee
Mary Ann Gilbert
Millwood
L. F. Yoke
N. High St
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