Mandamus suit filed against Knox county auditor
John Miller files a mandamus suit in Knox county common pleas court seeking a court order to force Knox county auditor Adam Do. Rinehart to cancel a tax certificate and clear records for a Mt. Vernon lot. Miller purchased the lot from Frances Metcalf after a tax certificate issued to Charles Wiltsie was paid before June 1918. The county auditor allegedly refused to cancel the certificate. Divorce petition filed in Knox county common pleas court by Zella F. Draper against Robert R. Draper, married November 28 1906, alleging abandonment on November 2 1911. Attorney for plaintiffs is William M. Koons. Withdrawal noted in Edessa Cuykendall case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Miller
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Adam Do. Rinehart
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Plaintif
Frances Metcalf
Charles Wiltsie
Rochester
James B. Graham
Zella F. Draper
Common Pleas Court
Robert R. Draper
William M. Koons
The
Plainers
Knox county court actions and real estate transfers summary
Overruled motion in Hoffstadt Herson case as judge Flair denied a new trial. Barton W. Blair appointed trustee with $6 000 bond. Coroner Harmer filed Luette Shafer body description in probate court. Albert J. Richert admin reports $586.85 in and out. Marietta Boove admin reports $968.44 in and out. Real estate transfers include M J Hauger to W F Hughes Buckeye City $200 James Maxwell to North Liberty $1 Bert Anderson to city parcel $1 Edna Morey to Fairview lot $1 William Stevens to George Ferenbaugh Fairview $3100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thete ‘Cane
Hoffstadt-Herson
Luette Shafer
Vernon
Harmer
Knox County
Albert J. Richert
Michael Richert
M. J. Hauger
W. F. Hughes
Buckeye City
Charles Sallagher
James Maxwell
North Liberty
Harriet J. Sims
Bert Anderson
Clty
Michel Merriman
Edna Morey
Fairview
George H. Ferenbaugh
William Stevens
Danville Catholics Set 100th Mass Anniversary
The Catholics of Danville and vicinity mark the 100th anniversary of the first mass in the village next Sunday. Rev L W Mulhane and several priests from nearby parishes will assist. Rev Carl Durbin, a Danville native just ordained in Rome, will offer the anniversary mass, his first since ordination.
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Danville
L. W. Mulhane
Carl Durbin
Rome
Italy
Durbin
Stolen Bicycle Recovered by Juvenile Officer
On Saturday afternoon Juvenile Officer Purcell recovered a bicycle stolen from the carnival grounds in this city weeks ago. He found the wheel on Columbus road in South Vernon and returned it to the owner.
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Oficer Purcell
Columbus Road
South Vernon
George Van Voorhis Dies in Newark
George Van Voorhis aged 80 dies at his Newark home Sunday afternoon. He was a cousin of County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis of Mt Vernon and son of Clinton Van Voorhis, born in Jackson township Knox county. Funeral held Tuesday morning from his Newark residence.
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George van Voorhis
Carl van Voorhis
Mt. Vernon
Newark
Clinton van Voorhis
Jackson Township
Knox County
Newjark
Invest Your Earnings With 5 Percent Certificates
Promote thrift during readjustment days urging avoidance of waste and prompt bill payment. Encourages investing in 5 percent certificates of deposit offered by Buckeye State Building and Loan Co., Rankin Building, Columbus, Ohio, as safe, profitable, and convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay
Columbus, O
Parking System Urged for Main Street in Mt Vernon
A Chamber of Commerce member urged city officials to enforce parking rules and create marked spaces along South Main Street. He noted complaints about police leniency and said cars should angle 45 degrees to maximize space, citing Cooper Co. as a model and reporting drivers were forced to park far from town center Saturday night.
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Mt. Vernon
Chamber of Commercn
South Main Street
Cooper Company
Runaway Buggy Injury In City Captures Mrs. Hearn
Mrs. Margaret Hearn, 106 North McKenzie street, was badly hurt when a horse drawing a mail buggy she was carrying her son’s route with became frightened and overturned the buggy Saturday. She suffered a broken arm and other injuries.
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Margaret Hearn
North McKenzie Street
Dent
Orwig Seeks Ohio Democratic Nomination for Treasurer
Charles B. Orwig, 37, Mansfield, a World War I veteran of the Thirty-seventh Division who lost a leg and was wounded eleven times in the Argonne, receives backing for the Ohio Democratic nomination for treasurer. A CPA and Eastman College graduate, Orwig is endorsed by his division, the American Legion of Ohio, and former comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harles B. Orwig
Argonne
Democracy of
Ohio
Orwig
Eastman Business College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Thirty Seventh Division Association
American Legion of Ohio
War veterans operate farms across New Jersey and New York
Veterans of World War I, recently rehabilitated, run small farms in New Jersey, Connecticut, and New York. Many trained at the New York State School of Agriculture at Farmingdale and now produce food, with former roles as railroad workers, mechanics, and clerks replaced by farming, poultry, and hog operations near towns like Toms River and Wellersburg. The program, led by A. A. Johnson, emphasizes practical and theoretical instruction, yielding durable skills and steady employment.
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New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Mont
New York State
France
Federal Board
Toms River
N. J
A. A. Johnson
Johnson
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Court House
Edessa Cuykendall
West Side Public Square
James Israel
B. D. Herron
Workman
W. E. Steffan
Optometrist
Gambler Street
Barton W. Blair
Dand L. Howe
Birda Blair
Columbus Ewalt
Filea
Marietta Boove
K. J. Lafever
Chamber of Commerce
Charles 8B
Orwiq
Veter OF
Archie A. Stone
Minnesota
Haw
Warmingdale
Michael Leddy
Chateau-Thierry
Charles Kupinski
Aotdine
Parmingste
F. Cruise
Holbrook
J. Lyon
Smith
New Canaan
Con
Birmer
Sturt
Wellersbute
Attetin A. Sullivan
Ronkonkoma
L. 1
Youngstown
Service Committee of
Thin City
Goodyear
Firestone
Ohio Avenue
Manton White Kid Pumps
Oxfords
Nes
Fil-RiTe Shoe Store
Main St
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