Divorce Asked For By Wife In Local Court
Susie L. Trott files for divorce from Jacob L. Trott in Knox county common pleas court alleging extreme cruelty. They wed April 28, 1918 and have no children. she seeks injunction, alimony, and final divorce terms. Temporary injunction granted, bond not required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie L. Trott
Acton
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Jacob L. Trott
William M. Koone
the Plain, UN
Jacob Trott
Hdeysa Cuykendall
William Cuykendall
George H. Ferenbuugh
Mary Ferenbaugh
Jacob Greer
James R. Greer
Eva R. Harrod
Woman severely burned by gas stave explosion
Mrs. William Owen of East Vine street suffered severe burns to her right hand and arm when gas under a stave exploded Monday evening. Burns were dressed by a royal physician.
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William Owen
East Vine Street
Salary Schedule Adopted by Pleasant Township School Board
Pleasant township school board meets Tuesday evening to adopt a salary schedule for the schools. County Superintendent J. C. Marriott presided. The minimum salary is 83 dollars for teachers with only common training, with increases for experience and normal training. Nine months of school will be held, instead of eight, meeting county program requirements.
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Fleuwant Township
Pleasant Townahip
J. C. Marriott
Pleasant Township
Nixon Advocates Poultry Culling in Knox County
O B Nixon promotes county wide poultry culling through farm bureau schools. He urges farmers to identify with culling programs to boost per capita production, reduce feed waste, and convert unproductive hens to cash. He cites examples of 20 to 40 percent culling in flocks of 25 to 150 hens and calls for efficiency and elimination of nonproductive birds.
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Knox County
O. B. Nixon
Mt. Vernon
Farm Bureau
Anderson
H C. L
Knox Savings and Loan Association Ad Promotes Safe Investment
Do you look If you do, you will find risk vs returns and judgment guides to saving. Put savings in a state law safeguarded institution. Benefit: no anxious moments, fair interest, prompt payment, and support for the local community. FOR SALE Spotted Polands, young boors and girts N. W. Smith, % D, "4, ML Vernon. x20 x"au!
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Roe
Uood
Knox Savings and Loan Association
N. W. Smith
Vernon
Cox Demands Weekly Reports On Campaign Funds
Columbus July 21 Governor Cox declares against pussyfooting on campaign finance urging a budget showing source and amount of all contributions and expenditures daily or weekly. He says the senatorial investigating committee should stay in session until November and asserts plans to reveal every dollar's origin and use. He champions state organization independence and expresses confidence in victory next November.
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Columbus
Pitlless
Cox
Sand
George White
Marietta
Homer
Cummings
White
National Committee
Cox Announces Speaking Tour From Governor Cox Plan
In Columbus July 21 the central and eastern states will comprise the initial speaking forum of Governor James M. Cox. He will tour August seven in the East, then spend the last three weeks of August in those states before a western start in September. Vice presidential candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt will likely tour the west and Pacific coast states. Roosevelt will shift to the east as Cox travels the east.
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Associated Provo the Banner
Columbus
Sittes
James M. Cox
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Cox
Roosevelt
Births and tragedy mix in brief Akron Sparta notices
A son was born this morning at Morey hospital to Mr and Mrs Harold Chase of Sparta. A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Francis Huffman of Wout Hamtramck Street Akron in a poultry school connection with the public schools. Samuel Pope, 25, was run down by an automobile and killed.
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Morey Hospital
Harold Chase
Sparta
Brancis Huffman
Wout | Hamtramck Street
Akron
Pubdic
Samuel Pope
Local notices from Eagle Grove and area neighbors
Many residents visit relatives and guests travel through the region. Names include Gromeman, Dr Jamon, Willie Parsons and family near Mt Vernon, Ralph Balegod of Mt Vernon, Curtis Fietcher family, John Lore of Columbus visiting Mrs Hoy Toma, Mrs Howard Henry and children of Newark, Mrs Royal Lnney and son Doyle of North Liberty, Berlin Sunday school and a forthcoming summer visit by Prof Edwin Walker and family from Lorain to Charles Leonard's home.
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Newark
John Rummel
Royal Lbney
Doyle
North Liberty
Shipley
Berlin
Palma Social News Tells Visits and Local Meetings
Mr and Mrs Bryan Blank of Mr Held spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Orange Hamilton Rev Holgar Suum resumes church service Sunday after vacation at De Nave Miss Katherine Bobholor and Ross visit sister Mrs Charles Haley near Chesterville Young people’s Sunday school class entertained at Miss Marguerita Hamton’s home July 16 Class officers elected Zora Becheler president Pearl Weller vice president Helen Straighter secretary Luella McNutt treasurer Mrs J T Rowley returns from Mansfield after eye operation Mr and Mrs B C Debolt and daughter Eth visited Mr and Mrs J C Hess Fredericktown Sunday Ladies Aid society and W M met at Mrs Howkie Gregg July 16 about thirty attend an impromptu debate on home missionary work led by Ethel Dobolt and Glen Woodward Refreshments served by hostess.
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Bryan Blank
Held
Orange Hamilton
Holgar Suum
de Navce
Thi Church
Ross
Katherine Bo Holor
Charles Haley
Chesterville
Marguerita Hamton
Zora Becheler
Pearl Weller
Helen Straighter
Luella McNutt
J.T. Rowley
Mansfield
B.C. Debolt
Eth (J
J. C. Hess
Fredericktown
Ald Society
Howkie Gregg
Centerburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Centerburg residents share a flurry of visitors and travel with Columbus, Croton, Akron and Cincinnati linked by everyday calls. Mr B D Atherton visits Columbus. Mrs Devere Perfect from Croton visits family. John Melick and Mr and Mrs I C Smith spent last week at Cedar Point. Mrs F R Hollibaugh returns home from a Columbus visit with her mother Mrs G W Wearnes. Mr I M Durke moves from Van Horn to Clark place. Mrs Ella Stevens returns from Columbus to family home. Mr and Mrs J C Knowles of Delaware guest of Miss Ethel Wright. Mrs J W Costello of Hendersonville visits her parents S A Darling. Mr and Mrs Tyta Kidner return to Akron after relatives visit. B V Swetland on business Friday. Mrs A Grandia and daughter from Newark visiting Wilbur Grandia and wife. Mr J S Wolfe of Johnstown visits Centerburg. HL Hagover of Cincinnati spends Sunday here.
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B.D. Atherton
Columbus
Devere Perfect
Croton Io
Mir
Mia
John Melick
I C. Smith
Cedar Point
F. R. Hollibaugh
Munsfield
Tyta Kidner
Akron
B. V. Swetland
A. Grandia
Newark
Wilbur Grandia
Wolfe
Johnstown
Centerbury
Hl, Hagover
Cincinnati
Laying Concrete On The Fredericktown Chester Pike
Announcement from the county surveyor shows concrete work beginning on the Fredericktown Chesterville pike. Drake Brothers hold the contract. The two and a quarter mile road will be among the county’s finest when finished. A section is already open for travel. Camp meeting at the Caves on July 28 and August 1 by A M Church.
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Fredericktown
Chesterville
Drake Brothers
the Caves
A. M
Church
Falls From Tree Injures Child at North Liberty
July 2 a child fell from a tree near North Liberty injuring his right shoulder. John Tester reported the incident after a tree branch caused the fall.
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North Librrty
John Tester
Turkey to Sign the Peace Treaty
Constantinople July 21. Turkey has decided to win the peace treaty, an official announcement said today.
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Turkey
Police Captain Removed After Drunken On-Duty Charge
Youngstown police captain with 14 years on force is dismissed after being charged with intoxication while on duty. The case outlines a misconduct incident prompting removal from service.
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Associated Prom To Tin Banner
Youngstown
Freer Hex Boon Slisminnnd
Cement supply arrives for Mt Vernon construction
W H West announced a sufficient cement stock will reach Mt Vernon within days to proceed with contracted work. Three cars planned from Sandusky, with possible imports from eastern sources if freight car availability improves. The Sandusky factory can produce over 3 000 barrels daily at about 5 to 6 dollars per barrel. George Graham, visiting from Seattle, to return home tonight.
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W. H. West
Mt. Vernon
Sandusky
Mr. Vernon
West
Vernon
Cleveland
Mr. West
Vernon Mo Man Arrested in Ogden Utah
Reese C. Brith of Mt. Vernon reports a man named Smith was apprehended in Ogden Utah on a charge of selling mortgaged property. An affidavit by Burt Nyhart alleges Smith mortgaged and sold a car then fled with funds. Mt. Vernon officials pursued him after a prior escape from jail. Deputy Lytle alerted Moab authorities as Mosholder chased further leads.
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Reese C. Brith
Mt. Veron
Ogden
Utah
Degty
B. H. Lyne
Smith
Burt Nyhart
Nyhart Auto Sales Co
Mt. Vernon
Green River
Vernon
Nyhart
Lytle
Moab
Walter B. Mokholder
Robert Emerick
Mosholder
Take No Action Removing Phones At County Courthouse
A rural telephone subscribers committee pressed Mt Vernon county officials to remove all telephones at the courthouse infirmary and county properties. A heated exchange occurred with a commissioner but no official action was taken. The committee also urged local businessmen to support removals.
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Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Release Demand Grows for Debs From Political Leaders
Parley P. Christensen, former Labor party presidential candidate, telegraphed Harding and Cox urging all three to press President Wilson for Eugene V. Debs’s immediate release from prison. The report from Denver notes bipartisan calls and petitions amid ongoing debate over Debs’s imprisonment.
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Illy
Associated Press
Banner
Denver
Colo
Parley P. Christensen
Labor Party
Zenator Harding
Cox
Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
Prion
Pleasant surprised at Burl Favgett home in Martinsburg
A large gathering with baskets visited Mr and Mrs Burl Favgett in Martinsburg on Sunday. Relatives from Millwood Gambler and Utica joined the host and hostess along with Mrs H C Purdy and other local residents for music games and refreshments, followed by gifts for the celebrants.
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Burl
Moat
Martinsburg
Cor! Mitchel
Mons
Mra
C.D. Mitchett
Millwood
B. A. Lauderaugh
Everett
Marian
Ruth
Margaret
Mary Elgene
Jexal May
Haglaiderbaugh
Harold
Ter
Ratty
Gambler
CV. Millar
Batty Loene
Vernon
Mini. M. Lauderaugh
Verma
Frank Lauderhaugh
Ivan
Earl
Verna
W. W. Hauger
Sot
Don
Bangs
Malinda Lauderbaugh
Elizabeth Sellers
Utica
Marcela Pumphrey
Mise Irene Fawcett
Forne Fawcett
Everett Fawcett
Ire Laubaugh
Loretta
New Bethlehem
Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Policy Statement
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company outlines a platform to furnish a safe place to leave money. It advertises 5% on deposits, loans secured by first mortgages on homes and farms, and promises best obtainable securities. Contact Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
Gay St
Columbus
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Dworce
LOGAL
Knox County Commissioners
Clarence Clark
Nigger’ Run
Peter Weaver
Miller Township
J. C. Purdy
Imes Carey
Guardian
John A. Reed
Frederick Kirk
Bond
A. ¥. Rosa
I. Delong
Charles W. Colgin
W. A. Beckholt
William Beckholt
Grover V. Moreland
Guy Moreland
Harry Moreland
W. H. White
Eliza Jane Baugh
Clara Gilmore
Elizabeth Stowe
Coed
John Monthan
W. W. Kinney
Middlebury
Susan M. Snow
Casper Miller
Union
John Miller
Sarah E. Miller
Barcel
John Millar
Philip Miller
Orby Miller
Sarah B. Miller
Danville
Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Castoria
Minera
Eagle Grove
Centerburg
George Graham
James B. Graham
Seattle
Wash
Vernon Man MO
Reese C. Smith
City OF
Eugene Debs
Norman L. Daney
East Lamarting Street
Detroit
Port Huron
Mich
A. Douglass
North Main Street
Charles Bird
Hageratown
Daniel Tht
Anne Mes Israel
Pres D. Herron
Jae H
Workman
H. C. Purdy
Wondter Mvenue
Thomas Head
Clyde Seavelt
George Mochwart
Samuel Collins
Edward Merrieman
Kermit
W. Rockwell
Ona
Kard Cochran
Leroy Cochran
Ernest Purdy
George Allepaugh
Walter Hess
Frank Durbin
Helen
Hattie Loudertaugh
Kathleen
Byron Strausser
Wiliam Harker
Edward Goodman
Purdy
Daughters of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
Fred Craig
Emma Bell
Ruby Robinson
Ne'lie Bair
Sas
Alice Bell
William Burenett
Alice Bair
Ella Woodhall
Mary Irvine
Emma Caine
Ming Myrtle Caine
Sadie Cor
Mia. Millard Claypool
Harry Bair
van Voorhis
Lottie van Voorhis
W. J. Ogg
C. B Ogg
Wear Vine Street
Rhea Davis
Margaret Re
Lettie Hamilton
Comberdon
Axe Blackburn
David By
Mohican Grange
Mohican Union Grange
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