Local partition suit filed in Knox county court
Knox county court news reports a partition suit filed Thursday in common pleas court involving George Hinken versus Charles 8. Hinken et al regarding lot No. 84 in Norton’s North addition to Mt. Vernon. Also mentions affidavits, guardianships, and appointments in probate and common pleas court, including Stella Kile as administratrix of Henry Beeney with $10 000 bond, and Annetta Hull as executrix of Charles Hull with no bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hinken
Knox County
Charles
Hinken
Norton
Mt. Vernon
Supp
H. McFeaters
W. W. Youns
Common Plans
Mttsburgh Plate Glass Co
James W. Jones
Stella Kile
Centerbury
Henry Beeney
Bond
Henry Mortley
Frank 8. Shinnaberry
W. A. Wintermute
William Rowland
George Shaffer
Hull
Annetta Hull
Charles H. Hull
Frank
Mast High Street
New Phone
Mt Vernon Real Estate Transfers Listed
Mt VernonNev real estate transfers include A J Clealand widow Mary Vandeline parcel in Mt Vernon Clinton parcels to H A Hussey and Anna M Richards Olive A Young to H C Armstrong Curtis McManis to W W Young and others. Amounts noted include 2300 dollars to R L Jones and 700 dollars plus 1 dollar to Delbert Allen for parcels in Clay.
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W. HM
Mary Vandeline
Mt. Vernon
H. A. Hussey
Anna M. Hichards
Clinton
Olive A. Young
H. C. Armatrong
Gambier
Curtis
McManis
W. W. Young
City
R.L. Jones
W. H. Shronty
Jin Clay
W. B. Shronty
Delbert Allen
Clay
Local Gossip and Social Guests From Fredericktown
Fredericktown notes describe Mrs Ernest Pixley of Wichita joining her mother Mrs Liza Duncan. visits by Carrie Howard of Akron. Miss Marguerite and Anna Marple to Lakeside for Camp Wesleyan. and many neighborhood detours including visits from J B Foote family, Mrs J B Stinson and daughters, and Carl Weaver. A missionary farewell shower for Miss Marguerite Marple at J B Foote’s home featured 125 attendees, gifts, $28, and a three piece orchestra as part of community social life.
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Ernest Pixley
Wichita
Liza Duncan
John Barton
Mins
Cincinnati
Mise Carrie Howard
Akron
B. M. Moroith
Sam
Marguerite
Anna Marple
Lakeside
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Sea of Galilee
Selina
Lakeholm
J. B
Lucile
Mary Stinson
Utica
Mabel Stinson
Washington, D. C
F. E. Bone
Carl Weaver
Troy
H. J
M. W. Clemm
Martha Marple
D. M
Lasslo Bone
Claveland
John Cyphers
Buffalo
Ralph Brumbach
Newcomeratown
Presbyterian and Baptist Missionary Societies
M. H. Missionary Society
J. B. Foote
Marguerite Marple
Godhra
India
Presbyterian Church
New Directors Named at Mt. Vernon Cooperative Store
At the Mt. Vernon Cooperative Store Co semi annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday evening three new directors were elected Edward Pugh W C Coe and Thomas Shields.
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Mt. Vernon Cooperative Store Co
Edward Pugh
W. C. Coe
Thomas Shields
Local Republicans From Mt Vernon Travel to Marion
About fifty Republicans from Mt Vernon including candidates ex office holders and campaign workers journeyed to Marion by automobile this morning to attend the ceremonies marking the official notification of Senator Harding.
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Mt. Vernon
Harding
Marion
Senator Harding
Important Meeting Listed for Council on Monday Evening
City Auditor Guten plans one of the year’s largest council meetings Monday evening. The agenda includes reading the six month financial statement and, despite not issuing $9,000 in bonds as once anticipated, about $6,000 will be needed to cover the new salary schedule. The council is expected to adjourn for a month’s vacation after this session.
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Guten
Gates
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias Encampment Trip
Col. T. G. Hunt of the Ohio brigade Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias will leave for Cleveland to attend the encampment at Edgewater park from July 25 to 30. Kokosing Co. No. 71 members will also travel to Cleveland for the event, the first Uniform Rank encampment in five years due to the war.
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T. G. Hunt
Ohio Brigade
Knights of Pythias
Cleveland
Edgewater
Peningy Officials On Inspection Tour Of Pennsylvania Railroad
M. W. Clements chief executive of the Pennsylvania railroad with Cleveland HQ led a group including Guy Scott Akron division superintendent on a Mt. Vernon visit for a brief inspection trip aboard a special train. The officials are touring to assess the railroad line and operations.
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M. W. Clements
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cleveland
Guy Scott
Akron
Road
Mt. Vernon
Sheep Club Planned for Knox County Breeders
An office rumor reports a movement to establish a pure bred sheep club in Knox county. Local breeders, pursuing the finest stock, plan to fund and launch the club soon with major developments expected this fall after the county fair's impact.
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Anderson
Knox County
Former Resident Dies in Newark Ohio
Thomas M. Jones aged 78 born and reared in Knox county died Tuesday night at his Newark Ohio home after several months illness. A retired farmer he is survived by his wife and three children Benjamin J Jones Thomas K F Jones and Mrs C W Herman all of Newark. He was a member of all the Masonic bodies of Newark. Funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 1 30 and burial in Cedar Hill cemetery Newark.
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Thomas M. Jones
Knox County
Newark
Ohio
Benjamin J, Jones
Thomas KF
Jones
Mra
Herman
Sonic
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Birth announced for Larimore couple in Lock
A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Jévsa Larimore of Lock marker.
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Mro
Jévsa Larimore
Lock
Tire Company Seeks Office Space in Mt Vernon
Officials of Knox Tire & Rubber Co. failed to find suitable rooms in Mt Vernon this morning. A city-wide search for six large rooms to accommodate operations for a September start yielded only one large, well-fitted space available for rent, leaving the firm still seeking suitable premises.
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Knox ‘Tire & Rubber
Olds
Mt. Vernon
Wile
Aeveral
Time
Commilino
Atx
Vflcen
Many Victory Medals To Be Distributed
The Dan C. Stone Jr. post of the American Legion reports that Victory service medals will be awarded to every family of a service member who sacrificed in the Great War. Next of kin include wife or eldest child, or parents and eldest siblings, with officials organizing papers and registrations. Julius Headington will oversee medal applications, with Leonard Kalley coordinating forms and post officials aiding applicants.
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Dan C. Stone Jr
The
Legion
Julius W. Headington
Leonard Kalley
New Fred Pane commits sucide in Canton Ohio
Fred Pane formerly pastor of the Church of Curikt at Brink Haven, recently in Canton Ohio, shot himself in the head with a revolver by week’s start. He was about thirty, married with no children, and had health and drinking issues noted after service in the United States during the war.
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Fred Fagnn
Church of Curikt
Brink Haven
Canton
Ciles
Fusne
United States
Sergion
Hungarian Hospitals In Bad Condition Reported
Geneva July 22 The condition of Hungary's hospitals is described as a lamentable picture demanding universal attention by the International Red Cross after CAP Burnier from Geneva detailed findings from a Hungary trip. He cited Szalnok where the epidemic hospital is ravaged by Rumanians and the Comitat Hospital lacking medicine. Debreczen's orphanages lack food and shoes with 80 beds for 120 children and infants weighing about 4 kilograms.
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Geneva
Hungary
the Red Cross
Burnier
International Committee
Yarlona
Szalnok
Comitat Hospital
Debreczen
Childrens’ Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Paris greets Darde as genius of art world
Paris July 22 Associated Press reports Paul Adolphe Darde has won the Paris Sajon national prize for marble works Faun and Eternal Suffering. A shepherd turned sculptor, he trained informally in Ladeve, Montpellier, and Paris, spending time at Rodin's studio. Critics hail him as a genuine genius.
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Associated Proax
Tha
Paris
Paul Adolphe Darde
Enused Paris Sa Jon
Darde
Lodeve
France
Ladeve
Montpelier
Government
Rodin
Jean Goujon
Barye
Faun
J& Face
Shortage Strikes Nyiregyhaza Hospitals Face Severe Scarcities
Reported in Nyiregyhaza and nearby towns, hospital conditions deteriorate as only two half spools of argent thread remain to stitch wounds. Maternity hospital and Gynecology units run low on linen and medicines while bandages and comforts scarce, prompting Captain Burner to warn of worsening shelter and care shortages.
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Olinks
Weap Baths
Burner
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Common Pleas
Charles D. Hinken
Common Pleas Court
Blair
Emma E. Frederick
Guardian
B.M. Allen
Harry T. Spittle
B. M. Allen
Louisa Rook
John Hodge
Florence Hodge
Langon W. Wolford
Ernest C. Pion
William Herschler
Knox County Recorder
Calvin Ray Lafever
Edith Neal McManis
W. E. Steffan
Bt East
Gambler Street
Mt Vernon Ohio
Nev
A. J. Clealand
Fredericktown
MT. Vernon Company
Peningy
Fred Pane
Hell
Yingling & Yankes
C. E. McMannis
Democratic
Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream
Wm. F. Rimer
South Main St. Cit
Will J. ‘Doc’ Welsh
Citizens
Red
Gambier Street
H. M. Huntsberger
McDermott
Hildren
Fletcher
Castoria
Liz Y Whidediu
Hs Centaur
New Vome City
Swifts
Swift's Fertilizer
Victory Dairy
Union
Faramel Horse
Hart's Horse
Purina
Northwestern Elevator & Mill Company
John R. Doelfs
Curtis House