Frey Must Stand Trial On Multiple Indictments In Ashland
In Ashland Common Pleas Court Judge Michelas sustains demurrers to abatement pleas in the Frey case. Former Prosecutor George J. Frey faces three assault and battery indictments and three counts of abusing officers. The trial decision drew attention as the judge read the ruling to a crowded courtroom. Maude H. Gwinner receives a divorce from Attorney Russell H. Gwinner in Ashland court on charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The decree grants custody of four children to Mrs. Gwinner, orders $16 monthly support, settlement of the farm contract, and transfer of property while detailing visitation and conduct terms. Costs are awarded to Mrs. Gwinner. the matter includes estate filings for Lunetta H. Scott and Adaline Smith. The column ends with a light advertisement for The New Gem Laundry in Ashland.
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Common Pleas Court
Ashland
Michelas
Coshocton
George J. Frey
Prey
Tur
Allen
Nicholas
Maude H. Gwinner
Russell H. Gwinner
First and Final Account in Probate for Delbert C Humphrey
Court records show a first and final probate account for Delbert C Humphrey by C. G. Tuntele governor listing receipts of 621.10 and payments of 941.44, with a remaining balance of 270. The notice details numerous real estate transfers including deeds from The KeleerDawds Co to Fred A Clough in Mt Vernon and other parcels in Mt Vernon and Middlebury, with several small monetary values and property transfers to multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Tuntele
Delbert C. Humphrey
G. R. Smith
J. Wilson
Sft. Vernon
B. V. Bell
J. H. Brewer
Norton
Mt. Vernon
Walhonding suffers rabies scare after dog outbreak
Residents report a dog attack that left Jack Walterh bitten and the animal later rabid. A Kent dog ran amuck causing livestock losses before being killed. Two Geo Davis dogs and a Harry Young duck also died of rabies. Neighbors urge keeping pets under surveillance until danger passes.
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Walhonding
Rabbi
Jack Walterh
Cleve Kent
Walters
Kent
Green Valley
Geo. Davis
Harry Young
Oil price rises may spur Knox County well development
The Pittsburgh oil price reaching 9.86 per barrel, highest since 1895, sparks excitement in producing circles. Many predict prices could hit 3.00, making small wells profitable and prompting new drilling in Knox County this summer, especially around Ankneytown and Butler where tests may expand. Local leases near the Love farm area hint at further activity pending demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Knox County
Ankenytown
Butler
Ankneytown
Fire Claims Four Lives At Chief Marco Hotel
A blaze swept the Chief Marco hotel in Chicago today, killing four people and injuring several others as flames engulfed the guest quarters and lobby. Fire crews battled the blaze, with two fatalities confirmed at the scene and two more dying later in hospital. Authorities are investigating the cause, routing evacuees through nearby streets as the building sustains heavy damage.
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Chicago
Jrdce
Guouze
Reeves Engineering Company Holds Meeting In This City
Reeves Engineering Company conducts its annual meeting in Columbus with Rotary Engine Company also reporting in attendance. Executives discuss company progress and future plans, outlining goals for growth and community engagement. Local attendees note steady leadership and shared industry insights.
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Reeves Engineering Company
Latter Co Offices to Move from Mt Vernon
Reeves Engineering Company and Augustine Rotary Mill and Factory Engine Company held their annual meetings in Mt Vernon and Columbia. Directors elected included H Campbell P S Kelser D B Grubb B F Augustine and C H Meltzer with moves to Mt Vernon planned to keep Shireman in residence as the firms shift offices. The reports praised the past year and projected a strong engine output.
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Reeves Engineering Company
Mt. Vernon
Campbell
B. . Augustine
D. B. Grubb
Arnold
FE. B. Sulzeman
A. R. Sipe
C. H H. Meltzer
Augustine Company
Augustine Rotary Mill & Factory Engine Company
City of
Columbia
B. F
Augustine
Sipe
D. B
Grubb
W. A
Warren
Kelsor
Kel
Baptist Church Notes and Activities This Week
Sunday school at 10 a m services at 7 p m with the Forgotten Vow. Church business session Saturday Feb 1 at 2 p m members invited. BY P A meets Saturdays at 7 90 p m prayer meetings midweek. Homer services 10 a m 11 a m and Thursday prayers. Mr H L Montgomery of Licking Light and Power cites American Gas Electric Co owning 16 properties outside Ohio and Newark Mt Vernon Lancaster electric plant projects in the state acquired the Logan plant Newark Advocate.
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Clyde Johnson
Bualnous
Homer
H. L. Montgomery
Licking Light and Power Company
New York
American Gas & Electric Company
Ohio
Newark
Mt Vernon
Lancaster Electric
Hag Joet
Newark Agvoonte
Brilliants of Clinton Commandery No 5 Social
The seventieth annual reunion of Clinton Commandery No. 5 Knights Templars at Mt. Vernon was a large, festive New Year era event. Eminent Commander Gail Cooksey led a reception with officers and past commanders. Fisher's orchestra provided music for twenty dances and a grand march. Guests enjoyed a banquet, lunch, and a lavish decorating scheme with red, white and blue accents.
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Clinton Commandery
Clinton Commandery No
Knights Templars
Mt. Vernon
Masonic Temple
Gail
Cooksey
Moale
Fisher
Mansfield
Mra. Cooksey
Flakyers Orchestra
Terer
Mia
Emma Bradfield
Punch
Commandery
Ed. L. Parker
Mina Helen Cunningham
Bellville
Milas
Cora Putnam
Helen
Thompson
Ruby Vance
C. M. Gray
Margaret Stauffer
J. H. Denman
C. M. Hildreth
H. L. Groff
Helen Groff
Fredericktown
Gall O
Frank L. Young
Geo
Cook
W. P. Welshymer
Mise Irenearith
Alfred Mill
Mary Black
M. Garber
Rawlinson
H. V. Smoots
F. D. Simons
Mra
Harry J. Shipley
B.C. Curtis
Charley B. Curtis
L. L
Will Dally
Mr. Lyre
Gertrude Lytle
Army Strong
Blanche George
L. H. Seen
New Senate Now Democratic by One
Washington on January 20 reports the election of Willard Lauisbury a Democrat as Delaware senator. Democrats now hold a working majority of 49 in the Senate with potential gains from other states. Progressives and some Republicans may support tariff reform and banking measures as President Wilson seeks broader backing.
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Washington
Willard Lauisbury
Delaware
Senate
Tiliois
New Hampshire
Wilson
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Sterling
Booth Makota
la Follatte
Live Stock and Grain Prices Across Markets
Chicago and Pittsburgh market notes list cattle and hog prices, steer and cow quotes, and grain bids with large volumes of cattle, sheep, and calves traded. Cincinnati and Pontiac details show farm stock movements and price ranges, reflecting January 30 trading activity in live stock and grain markets.
Arrest of David Russell on Assault Charge
David Russell was arrested Thursday morning by Officer Walter George on a warrant sworn before Mayor Perrine by Thomas Davis charging him with assault in Brennan. He was taken before the mayor and bonds were set at 100 dollars for appearance at 9 30 o'clock Friday morning.
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David Russell
Oficer
Walter George
Perrine
Thomas Davis
Brasner
Odd Fellows Meet in Memorial Hall Sets Tone for Year
Delegates from multiple chapters gathered in Memorial Hall for a Columbus district Odd Fellows gathering. Prominent leaders delivered addresses on the group's future and the benefits of Odd Fellowship, with speakers including Jen L. Sullivan and F C. Goodrich among others.
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Colgm' Journal
Memorial Hall
Odd Fellowship
Odd
C. Hy Lyman
Columbes
Grand Sestelars
Editones
Jen L. Sullivan
East Liverpool
F.C. Goodrich
Trey
J. C
Columbes Frend Patriarch-elest
Rockne proposes crime for stealing household servant girl
In St Paul Mind January 10 a state bill by Senator A J Roche is discussed to make it a felony to entice away a household servant girl from a friend. Rockne calls the act a crime and urges tough penalties to protect the perfect servant girl.
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St. Paul
A. J. Roche
Mr. Rockne
Senate
Officers elected by Home Building and Loan
The directors of the Home Building and Loan Company met Wednesday and elected the following officers for the ensuing year. President Joan M. Ewart, Vice President A R Gips. Treasurer H Israal, Attorney Am M Greer, Secretary Banner M Allen.
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Home Building and Loan Company
Joan M. Ewart
A. R. Gips
H. Israal
Am M. Greer
Banner M. Allen
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Frey
Lunetta H. Scott
Baldwin B. Scott
Jackson
Adaline ‘Smith
GEM Laundry
Albert E. Aubkings
Mgr
Bel
Mt, Vernon
Rotary Engine Company
Latter Co
Beth Companies
Vernon
Baptist Church
W. Stamm
AF. Stauffer
C. L. Wolfe
Henry C. Devin
Prank &. Kirby
N. B Eastmen
Ray
Blinn
Ei P. Bitun
KE. Grant
Mise Lila Grant
Robert W. Stauffer
Dalla Hossek
Wes
Dyer
Marie Hogee
H. L. Mahatey
L McCullough
Baker
Chas\# dial
W. H. Mayes
Harry Reece
Armstrong
Jamen
Joseph Blebaugh
Danville
Clem Durbin
Frank Logadom
Aly
Raymond Arnold
Bin
Mire
William
L. A. Mickley
Ivan Arnold
Mies Ethel Logsdon
Pythian Armory
Columbus
Aone Harvey
Moore
J.C. Hall
K. L. Porter
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas Carmody
Stakiee
Patthe — Boy
Oxenaiema
Tae
Roumha
Mage
Wothers
Owen
Pitthburg
Tom Caltae
Hogana
Calven
Cincinnati
Mitchers
Ealyen
Columba
Ain
Home Building & Loan
Stauffer
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