Jackson Glains Agreement and Related Court Notices
The notice details a dispute over a $70 services charge and a claimed $74, alleged by the plaintiff, with the defendant accused of breaching a contract to supply $70 worth of tea. The case progressed to a divorce decree context, as the plaintiff sought reinstatement of her former name and the defendant faced injunctions over property rights. Multiple probate and guardianship accounts are listed, including estate actions for Moffat and Milton, with court confirmations and real estate transfers noted in Clinton and Contertuire regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan al Way
Mruik
Came Mon Pleas Court
Basen
Levina Kelley Dies After Long Illness At Home
Levina Kelley, thirteen, died of heart trouble after months of illness at her home on Mansfeld road. Survived by parents Charles, William, and Walker Kelley, with several siblings. Funeral arrangements pending at Calvary Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Git
Teving
Mire
Thowe Kelley
Mansfeld Road
Charles
William An Waller Kelley
Calvary
Desire for Canoe Sparks Theft by Local Boy
A small boy stole canvas after expressing a desire for a canoe. Neighbors reported the incident in a hill town where the youth allegedly hid the canvas and faced an inquiry in juvenile court. Officials said complaints about unsafe dealings with minors persisted, noting dealers ignored age restrictions.
Knox Savings & Loan Assn Loan Report Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reads Knox Savings & Loan Assn at N Main and Vine, with garbled lines about individuals and dates. The readable element highlights the corner location and a financial institution name, suggesting a notice or listing related to the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
N. W. Corner Main and
Vine Streetn
Japanese Mission 1910 Ambassadors Discuss U S Ties
A fragmented report outlines a Japanese mission and its talks on fostering relations with the United States. It mentions Viscount Takatoakisa and other officials, notes shifts in diplomacy, and references the Boxer trouble era, with emphasis on potential visits to Washington and Peking and the role of diplomats in shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mmpers
Athens
Terao
Takatoakisa
Grand Clamhorhiin
Owas
United States
Hydon Theater
Jdenon Keine
Washington
Mii
Tshil
Teele Fitness
Adinienl
Iain
White Wilk
Bhatchi Sane
Ata Alice Th
Ataehe
London
Matsize Nagel
Foreign Office
Tae Leen Embesy
Waddington Ani
Genaral
New York
Sin Praneigeo
Shiokve Ando
Mader Seiji Panikayae
Hadaniin
Pet
Servie Tu
Mainls
Danine de Patie
Morgue Chon
Polley
Chad
Piytted
Diana
United
Hatien
Sony
Ernally
Viecouit Tabi
Rene
Merle
Peking
China
Wien
Ambitious Diplomat Named Ambassador to France Amid World Crisis
A fragmented report notes an individual designated as ambassador to France during a tense European war period. It mentions cabinet roles, early governance, and concerns over potential influence and rapid political maneuvering in the Okvma administration as tensions rise in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rien
Israel Donates Use Of House To Local Red Cross
Courtesy of Samuel H. Israel the local Red Cross chapter has secured permanent headquarters at 208 North Main Street with residence property owned by Mr Tsao. Executive committee met and named Tal M. Keeleston chairman for purchasing supplies. two more members to be chosen with approval. Devin named hospital supplies chairman. additional members to be chosen. Donations acknowledged include Hunner Fridge 116.40 and Golden Gowsip of Lock 3 among others. Hills were read and ordered paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Israel
American Red Cross
North Maintreet
Tsao
Tal M. Keeleston
Purchaing Sup
TLC
Devin
Hunner Fridge
Golden Gowsip
Brethen Church
Ankenytown
Clifton Commandery
Joxenh McGormink
Hills
HEDDING CHAPEL Correspondence from Liberty Township Settlement
Correspondence notes visits among families including Me Port Mulgeard Trease Granger Wayne Crackin Butler Spar Handlock Malls and Davil Jackson. Citizens like McCormick Zeigler Shepard Sniw Davie Thekwan and others spent Sundays with relatives and in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Port Mulgeard
John Trease
Tmd
Wayne
Granger Trease
Dadighter
Vet Butler
Sparto
Davil Jackson
Port Hulae
Charles McCormick
John McCormick
Melvin Zeigler
Shepard
Kithuck
Movements Of Folks In Pike Township Hamlet
Community notices detail Mrs Susan Grant returning from Cleveland with daughter Miss Cora and other local visits. Families including Phillips Doane Brown Shipley Harris Miller Montgomery and others are noted visiting relatives across Amity, Manatiend, Bredericktown, and nearby towns. A social event at Herlin church and local dinners are mentioned along with general neighborly movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Grant
Prank
Cleveland
Mies Cora
Phillips
Mik Clirenes Doane
Amity
Mer
Horr
Cua
Arthur
Hebout
Bredericktown
Alva Robinson
Herlin Church
Knox Co men may enter training at Fort Ben Harrison
Dwight W. Walt of Mt Vernon and Joseph W. Tullows near Bangs applied for admission into the second camp of the Federal Officers Reserve Corps at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight
Walt
Mt. Vernon
Joseph W. Tullows
Bangs
Federal Officers’ Reserve Corps
Vort
Henjanio Harrigen
Dnd
Community and Social Harmony in Local Notes
Parker's orchestra at the country club kicks off a dancing party honoring Miss Lorene Wallace of Pittsburgh. Engagement announced for Ming Jeanie Pryce Campbell and Dr. John Jacob Coons of Columbus. Mt Vernon golfers note Dr. Coons’ friendships. A Church of Christ class meets at the Bell residence for a Sunday school gathering with a noon picnic. Epworth League hosts a Wiener Roast at Riverside Park, weather shortens the event. Farmer Staats family reunion draws large attendance with music and recitations. next reunion to be held with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Farmer in Tunnel Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Mariam Stingliff
Lorene Wallace
Pittsburgh
J. J. Coons
Ming Jeanie Pryce Campbell
James B. Campbell
John Jacob Coons
Columbus
Lr. Coons
Mt. Vernon
Church of Christ
Lass
Harold Bell
Bell
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Hiverside Park
Milford Social Notes Highlight Knox County Visits
Milford residents share visits and gatherings as Mrs. Frank Chapman and Mrs. John Luxonburg travel to Columbus. Shreve's Tower visits S.HL. Tower hosts and Col. Mitchells welcome guests. Beatrice Brune of Cleveland visits Terrence Mitchell. Needlecraft club enjoys July 5 meeting at Mrs Higgins. Next meeting planned for September. Lennie Clutter visits grandparents in Mr. Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Chapman
John Luxonburg
Columbus
S.hl
Tower of Shreve
A. Mitchell
Frank Moute
Johnstown
Robert Bishop
Beatries Brune
Cleveland
Terrence Mitchell
Eli
Mra
Higgins
Wlib
Lennie Clutter
Vernon
Mes
William Frazier
British air raid on Sultan Selim hits Turkish cruiser
London July 11 The British war office announced an air raid on the enemy fleet off Constantinople. Bombs were dropped on the Turkish cruiser Sultan Selim formerly the German cruiser Queben. No extent of damage was given though a direct hit was reported. the British returned without casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proos
London
Constantinople
British
War Office
Sultan Selim
Queben
Medical faculty urged kept out of war effort at Ohio college
The Associated Press reports that the Medical Faculty of Ohio State University was urged by the Napland Defense Council to remain in civilian roles to avoid crippling the institution. Despite many faculty physicians joining the army, officials argue trained doctors at the college can serve in patriotic capacities without full enlistment, while calls for more medical volunteers persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pye
Hannerd Columbus
Napland Defense Council
Melliant College
Ohio State University
Defense Council
Mc Campbell
Ohio
Columbus
Tir
G. Boudeenu
State Board of Health
Wilcox
Franklin County
Barton Lacerates Arm at Bridge Co
N Barton an employe of the Mt. Vernon Uridge company suffered a severe laceration of his left arm this day while at his place of employment. The injury was attended by a physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Barton
Mt. Vernon Ueridge Company
Local Notices: Area Residents Move and Travel
Mrs. Kim V Molen travels to Cohn His Tuesday for surgery with Dr Charles S iguitton. Mr and Mrs George Kenneth reside east of the city. Alice HL Welker a commercial teacher at Vernon Thaeviews College enrolls at Howling Green Misviews University. Himsaker visits East Gambier street then heads to Denver Colorado. Kinsaker plans fall return to Kenyon College. Woolson leaves for Cleveland and New York City on business. Taosher returns to Man Hiamtraniok street from Younkalawn. Pudgar family back from Democracy and area. James J Lett and Walter Carriger in Chicago Illinois Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim V. Molen
Cohn
Carmel Hoa
Charles S. Iguitton
Charles Clark
Apalachin
Wielk
Mea
George Kenneth
Thi City
Alice HL Welker
Vernon Thaeviews
Howling Green
Cleveland
New York City
Taosher
Bis
Man Hiamtraniok Street
Younkalawn
Mr. Or. Pudgar
Akyon
Democracy
Janes J. Lett
Walter Carriger
Chirag
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Jackson Glains
Oues
Tad
Siusintrate
Cade Walter G. Harris
Robert L
Minton M
Balp
Hlakely
Karey Milton
Mina
Phifer
Sheffer
Puardien
Sarah the Kiwer
Fiakian
Walitier
Ile Guardian
Ty Voxtor Sole
Clinton
Venry Cooper
Bhai Elty
Miney Chopur
Mary dDipelin
Contertuirye
W. Sutton
Knox Ee
H. |Srael
B.D. Herron
Small Boy
Arnur
Halton
Neil Dav
Tim Daly
Sinn Fein
Bannert
de Valera
Magar
John Teint
Mie
Natlanithet Party
Atriiarment
Ishii
U. 5
Israel
RED Cross
Hedding
Liberty Township
Eagle Grove
Pike ‘Township
Ociety Notes
Parker
Thia iX
Farmer Staats
Knox County
Barton
Bridge CO
Marble Cliff Quarries
Dr.l.f. Voke
Vernon Ray
Curtis Hotel
LF. Voke
Ph.g
Ald LF. Voke
M.D
West Sixth Avenue
Columbus, Ohio
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Pennsylvania Lines
Akron DIV
J. ‘Doc’ Welsh
Gambler Street
Stream & Rimer
Luther
F. Rimer Main St. Cit
Frank
Ome
East High Street
H. WH. Huntsberger
McDermott
Stearn’s
Baker’s Drug Store
S. Main St
Big Hand
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