Threats in divorce suit cited life endangerment by husband
Myrtle Corrigan charges Michael Corrigan with gross neglect and extreme cruelty in a common pleas court divorce petition. She alleges repeated beatings and threats to kill her, saying intoxication triggers his violence. Corrigan allegedly attacked, kicked, and once threatened with a razor, seeking alimony, temporary support, custody of two minor children, and final divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Corrigan
Michael Corrigan
Tim
Corrigan
Savings and Loan Association
B. G. Sapp
Corrigans
Sailor Charged With Malicious Tree Destruction
Sailor Thomas Suilor of South Vernon faced a charge of malicious destruction of trees owned by O. M. Barber. After a Monday hearing in Squire Walter G. Harris's court, he was bound over to the common pleas court to await grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Barber
Thomas Suilor
South Vernon
Common Pleas Court
Vane
Walter G. Harris
Harber
Sailor
Squire Harris Sailor
Funeral for Roy Banbury Held Near Danville
The funeral services for Roy Ban bury 10 son of O F Banbury of Trin way were held at Wesley Chapel near Danville Tuesday afternoon. He was killed when struck by an automobile Saturday night and was a grandson of Lincoln Banbury of Danville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Banbury
O. F. Banbury
Trinway
Wesley Chapel
Danville
Lincoln Banbury
Tweed Breathes A Little After Fatal Fall At Infirmary
Samuel Tweed 87 of Crown township fell from a third story window at the county infirmary after a brief illness. He reportedly breathed for several seconds before death, with evidence suggesting he was sitting in a window when balanced. He had resided at the infirmary since January 1916 and leaves a niece Mrs Oscar Rine of Brown township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Tweed
Charles Shellenbirger
Tweed
Martin Statler
Crown Township
Oscar Rine
Brown Township
Seed Gathering Urged Amid Record Demand in Ohio
Ohio farmers urged to collect seeds from this year’s crops for next season amid record demand and seed shortages. Olio seed experts cite European supply cuts and high demand for beans and roots, with turnip seed up to 1 dollar per pound and orlon seed up from 3.50 to 5.00 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Olio
American Seed Association
Detroit
Thoas
Promotion Surprises Lieut Headington Aids Battery Recruiting
Lieut Julius Headington promoted to first lieutenant by Adjutant General Wood after returning from Columbus. He orders recruiting until July 1 as local Battery BH Ohio Field Artillery moves toward federal service, needs nine more men and to issue uniforms. Drill on Friday pays 25 cents per drill. a Wednesday day off is granted contrary to Fourth of July duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Headington
Ohio Field Artillery
Columbus
Wood
Headington
Adjutant General's Office
Sdvice
Death of Mrs Eliza Hoy at 75 in county infirmary
Mrs Eliza Hoy died Tuesday morning at 8:80 o clock in the county infirmary after Brights disease. Aged 75, she came to the infirmary May 1 from her home near Bladensburg. One sister living in Columbus survives. Funeral Friday at New City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hoy
Bright
Bladensburg
Columbus
New Ci
Millses Welcome Son Born Saturday
A son was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Mills who reside west of the city. The birth adds a new member to the Mills family and is reported as a local folk record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Mills
NERONAUTS NEED A NEW COMPASS
Captain B C Hucks of the Royal Flying Corps warned of dangers in heavy clouds when pilots rely only on a compass. He described an incident in which his aircraft tumbled and emerged nearly upside down, stressing the need for an instrument to show horizontal flight in clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Mall
B. C. Hucks
Royal Flying Corps
Aeronautical Society
Hucks
Kern Agency Transferred to I M Shafer of Columbus
Barney Kern disposes of his collection agency to I M Shafer of Columbus. Kern stays a few weeks to train Shafer before retiring. He plans to move east to Mt. Vernon next fall. Shuter described as an experienced, young, unmarried collector. Mr and Mrs R C Jones of this city and son Dea of Akron travel to Detroit for the Fourth. son Hester joins from Akron later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Kern
I. M. Shafer
Columbus
Kern
Mr. Shafer
Mt. Vernon
Mr. Shuter
R. C. Jones
City
Dea
Akron
Detroit
Mich
Miss McIntosh Resigns After Ten Years at Mt Vernon High
After sixteen years in education, Miss McIntosh resigns from Mt. Vernon High teaching English. She accepted a professorship offer at East Cleveland High with a substantial salary increase. Four other Mt. Vernon teachers also resign or are reassigned, including Mrs. Harold Sargent and Mrs. Paul Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Jean L. Mcintash
Mt. Vernon
Wervite
Board of Education
Miss McIntosh
East Cleveland
Harold ‘Sargent
Besale Overly
Paul T. Baker
Nannie Wright
Helen Chew
Fish
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
Kerr
Musklin College
Knox Savings & Loan Ad Promises Loyal Earnings
Financial success requires regular savings and smart investing. The Knox Savings and Loan Assn offers 65 percent interest on certificates of deposit of $500 or more with semi annual payments and 4 percent on savings accounts with quarterly interest. Located at the northwest corner of Main and Vine Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
N. W. Corner
Main & Vine Sts
New Law Discussed by Insurance Men
City insurance men met Monday at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the new law in effect Tuesday aimed at cutting rates. They appointed a committee to prepare new rate cards. Walter and John Grubb of the city went to Cleveland Tuesday for a few days of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Com Merce
Walter
John Grubb
Cleveland
Wedding announcements and Sunday school picnic report
Society notes describe the wedding of Shemmaberstroupe and Zelitn Hy Btroupe and note a Mt. Vernon Sunday school picnic at George McDermott’s farm north of the city with about four class members attending. Engagement news from New Castle reports Miss Mary Adna Horning to Mr Charles A Beatle of Lew Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shemmaberstroupe
Mrdward Shwotiaker
Condit
Medrooth
George McDermott
Sh Vlty
Gbiaut
Hijller Horning
New Castle
Mary Adna Hornins
Cuero
Texas
Charles A. Beatlte
Lew Castle
Thomas E. Hiller
Mt. Vernon
Mins Horning
Welles Ihy College
Hit
Verte field wudiii fir the Aterman Hoe Explosive and the Burton
A terse report notes the Verte field involvement in the Aterman Hoe Explosive project and Burton case. Key names Burton and Rlehs appear among terse references.
Savings account offer amid wartime economy
A notice promotes opening a savings account with The Nodkere State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Crag Street, Columbus Ohio. It highlights five percent interest and cites a large sum of 15,800,010 dollars as a figure, citing wartime financial stability and personal planning for rainy days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodkere State Building and Loan Company
Ruthin Ride
West Crag Street
Columbus
Ansell
Green paint brightens city mail boxes this St Patrick’s Day
For several days painters have been wielding the brush on Uncle Sam’s mail boxes hung on street corners. The green color proclaims friendly feeling toward Ireland and its symbols, marking an unmistakable shift from dull to a vivid hue and noticeably improving the mail receptacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Chinn Pleads Guilty on Charge of Permitting Power
William Chinn pleaded guilty in the afternoon to permitting a violation of police power. Mayor Mitchell postponed sentence, as a Chile in about twice as large an California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chinn
Genty OY
Vible Powlronn
Mitchell Wi
Chile
Calfornia
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Michael
Ross King
State Hospital For
Joseph King
APF
Snively
Albert Snively
G. H. Richart
Carrie M. Bross
George L. Bross
Philip J. Bross
Clinton M. Rice
Edward L. Shoemaker
Zelma B. Stroupe
Brinkhaven. Rey. A. Long
The
United States
Mexico
the Roll OF Honor Bank
West Side Public Square
H. S
B. C. Herron
Barber
Bedoke
Farmers OF Ohio
County Infirmary
Reba
Neronauts
Kern Agency
Mintosh
East
LaNova
Ociety Notes
WAR Times
Semang
Buckeye
Chinn
Quilty
Paris
Taugher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Ek Ee E
BIG Tire Store
Seaiakereitn
S.P.C.B
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Earl E. Dorsey
W. High St
Warner Lenses
Ohio
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