Knox County Court News Highlights Inheritances And Disputes
Court actions in Knox County include a challenge to Silas Robosson s last will and testament with Ray and Frank Robenson named as beneficiaries, guardianship for Harriet Cottier, and executors appointed for Nita Harper and William Rush. Decrees of divorce denied, non support cases, and real estate transfers are noted along with office closings for July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenveree Onsen
Martine Or
Dovetins
Knox County Court of Common Ploia Aguinst
Harry Bell
Silas Robosson
Frank Robonson
Ray Robosson
Semis
Ray
Frank Robenson
Sing Robenson
Rebecca Allen
Philip Allen
John C. Dague
Harriet F. Cottiter
Knox County
Solomon Starner
W. W. Young
Mayme Shipley
Luli Latham
Clarence Crippen
Thurlow Bur Ber
U. S. Army
County Recorder
Walter J. Stamm
Samuel F. Cary
Dayton A. Schrantz
Herbert L. Clemm
Knox County Court House
L Clyde Rush
William Rush
Officers Elected by the Clinton Commandery No 5 Knights Templar
Clinton Commandery No 5 Knights Templar elected officers for the year at a regular conclave Friday evening. Eminent Commander L Jay Duke, Generalissimo Harry A Phillips, Captain General Wm H Clarke, Prelate Rev William E Hull, Treasurer Charles A Hope, Recorder L B Rawlingom, Senior Warden Oscar G Swanson, Junior Warden A D Rinehart, Standard Bearer Wm R Hookway, Sword Bearer Rolf Kohl, Warder Robert B Armstrong, Sentinel Carl C Ward. Trustees Masonic Temple Co Robert W Stauffer, L Jay Duke, William H Clarke. Announcements included appointments of Walter Grubb, Elmer and Guy Lauderbaugh, Standing committee William H Clarke, Charles C Iams, Robert M Greer. Officers installed by retiring eminent commander William H Clarke with Sir Robert M Greer as grand marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Commandery
Knights Templar
L. Jay Duke
Harry A. Phillips
Wm. H. Clarke
William E. Hull
Charles A. Hope
Fireworks Inquiry Probes July 4 Rolling Devices
Acting Chief McElroy and Juvenile Officer Purcell visited several stores Saturday to investigate the rolling of fireworks and noise makers to be used for Fourth of July celebrations. Many crackers once used are restricted this year under strict fire marshal orders while authorities say local store sales are legal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McElroy
Purcell
Devicon
Aute
Flag Presented to Col. Cooper Unit at G A R Hall
A large audience gathered at the G A R hall Friday evening for a silk flag presentation to Col. W C Cooper Unit No 3 United War Veterans of America. Captain Julius W Headington delivered a tribute to Col Cooper as a citizen and public man and urged a moment of silent reverence for his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Col. W. C. Cooper
United War Veterans of America
Julius W. Headington
Col Cooper
Operation performed on Virginia McDonald at M.8 sanitarum
Virginia McDonald of West High Street underwent a tonsil removal operation at the M.8 sanitarum this morning. The report notes the procedure was carried out successfully with no immediate complications and the patient is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia McDonald
West High Street
Willard Service
Willard Service Station
Mary Schnebly Dies After Four Week Illness
Miss Mary Schnebly died at 1 30 Friday morning at her Newark road home after four weeks of arterial hardening. She leaves three sisters Mrs W F Smith of St Louis Mrs Elmer Pry of Bellville Kansas and Mrs J M Close of Topeka Kansas and three brothers John Schnebly G R Schnebly and G R Schnebly all of this city. Funeral services will be held at 1 30 Monday afternoon at the home with burial in Mound View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Schnebly
Newark Road
W. F. Smith
St. Louis
Elmer Pry
Bellville
Kas
J. M. Close
Topeka
John Schnebly
G. R. Schnebly
Mound View Cemetery
Teachers Attend State Convention at Cedar Point
Public school teachers attended the state Teachers' association convention held this week at Cedar Point. Leaders included Supt. P. C. Zemer, W. C. Suter, and several teachers such as Miss Anna Coup, Miss Margaret Devajon, Miss Clara Wood, and Milas Nellie Heffne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Cedar Point
Supt
P. C. Zemer
W. C. Suter
Anna Coup
Margaret Devajon
Clara
Wood
Milas Nellie Heffne
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Court News
Hiwood Montgomery
Nita Harper
M. M. Shipley
Amog Montgomery
Mary A. Boyd
Hugh
Bell
B. L. Montonya
Leafy Bricker
Jerome Bricker
Fairchild
Howard Henry Palechild
Frank J. Fairchild
John R. Cunningham
Fern Cunningham
Blair
Common Pleas Court
State of
Ohio
Thomas Leroy Miller
Court of Common Pleas
Monroe
Mich
Sarah White
W. B. Bryant
Liberty
J. F. Dodd
Mattle Grouse
Jefferson
William Arthur Smith
Bernice Olive Long
Charles Lawrence
Joseph Grob
Jamon Clark
Charles F. Boon
Emory Ht. Perris
Han
Emory 1 Ferris
Charley W. French
Mary A. Boose
Hugh C. Bell
H. L. Montague
J. B. Sapp
Leonard Kingsfield
John Kingy
Probate Court
Knights Templars
Mt., Vernon
Col. Cooper
Alwaya
Battery Headquarters
W. High St
Black
THE
Standard Oil CO
Ohia Corporation
Nyhart’s
Overland
Ford
Mt. Vernon
Nyhart Auto Sales Company
Danville
Lurie
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