Mother in law injunction case and new trial motion filed
The common pleas court granted a temporary injunction against a Briggs man wife abuser, Na Borkin named as plaintiff. A new trial motion was presented in the case of Blacke v White, damages awarded recently, with decision expected in a few days. Also noted were a small claims recovery of 208.38 for Doty vs. Braddock and a marriage license for Henry Kemp and Luli Mae Lilley plus real estate transfers including Malinois to Middley 122 acres for 10 500 and W. Brees mortgage details.
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Ancmente
Blache
Jillies
PD Lee
Common Pleas Court
muVivereit
Jasper Doty
Levi
Braddock
Phe Galt
Doty
Allied Wan
Javy
Malinois Mradfield
Tewhe A. Middley
Union
W. Brees
Fy Ciuton
Missing box from Hunter Safe found near Danville
A cast iron box from Norman Winter of Danville, recently targeted by robberies, was found Thursday by four section mine workers near the Pennsylvania railroad. The safe box, broken open and emptied of contents, showed tampered locking but gave no clue to the culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Winter
Danville
Muraday
4 Section Kine
Pennsylvania
Fire Marshal Seeks German Spy Suspect
State Vic Marshal Alfred P. Plem lig and Deputy Carlisle were in the vicinity Friday evening making a routine inspection. They left for Columbia to be there early Monday for the purpose of pursuing a German spy alleged to have been milking drawings and maps near the Mercer county site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Alfred P. Plemlig
Carlisle
Mercer County
Blinn Resigns as City Manager in Weaterville
Tay 4 Filhin, formerly of this city, named redtyped a city manager of Wea terville where the position had been held. Mr. Blinn’s work in Weaterville was marked by success and yearly reports showed economies across all branches of city administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaterville
Blinn
Rev Miller Delivers Red Cross Address at Center Village
Reverend Miller spoke to a large audience at Center Village on Thursday to support the Red Cross relief effort. A village band greeted him as students and residents gathered for the event, which organizers described as a successful fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Miller
Center Village
Hilda HW
Milf
Jered
Stinemeta
Mell Uaviar
Walter Dotto
Vilhuce
Miller
Trel Cros
Miller Sant
Mt Vernon golfers rally in mixed match with Mansfield team
Mt Vernon golfers split a two sided match with Mansfield at Mt Vernon country club on Thursday. Thomas Bennett of Mansfield showed skill but did not meet his best. Results covered four games with Berry and ter of Mt Vernon, Johnston and De Kantian, Greer with Dr Arndt, and Walton with Dr Gray. Local match after showed Devin and Allen Sapp pairing against Rely and Staker. Mansfield players praised for course play as Mt Vernon plans a return match in Mansfield on May 9.
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Mt. Vernon
Mansfeld
Mt Vernon
Thomas Bennett
Sonetes
Hin
Berry
Ter
Bennett
Cook
Johnston
de. Kantian
Naxter
Marshall
Mansfield
Greer
Arndt
Vernon
Parker
Hartman
Dr. Walton
T Db. Gray
Keating
Hocker
HC. Devin
Allen Sapp
Rely
Cleveland
Staker
Cambridge
Hastman
Kelester
Pratan
Koll
Mt Vernon W. U Meeting At Mrs Murphy Home
Mt Vernon W U held Tuesday afternoon meeting at the home of Mrs Gertrude Murphy. Mrs Potter Socknin led prayer. Superintendent Hadley reported on a letter from Mrs Marshall thanking the union for eight dollars to fund Bibles for recruits. Mrs Allspaugh urged more work then picnicked at Riverside Park. Charles Ruht of Manefield visited Friday.
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Mount Vernon
Mt Vernon
T. U
Mias
Gertrude Murphy
Prolin
Mra
Potter Socknin
Mea
J. BR. Hadley
Soldiers and Sales
Marshall
Colambuy
Union
Filmore Allspaugh
County Flower
Riverside Park
Portland pastor’s wife defends husband in arson case
Mrs. GR Dye of Kant Vine Street says her husband Dr Dye did not set fire to a Portland home. She asserts an alibi and notes a misprint in an earlier report. The Banner-Times relayed a telegram from Portland dated July 21 describing the investigation and Dye’s shelter tent plan during his Portland visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GR Dye
Kant Vine
Hall i
Portland
Gregor
Lye
Dye
Ore
HostoMive
Elly Ball
Agent Payne
Tin
Oregon Friends Believe Dr Dye Innocent Arson
A Portland telegram reports Oregon Baptist friends insist Dr Dye is innocent of the arson charge. The fire marshal conducts an investigation amid widespread incendiary claims, with Dye urging readers to wait for full vindication.
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Oregon
DR. Dye
Portland
Ore
Anawer
Thuraday
Wis
Wriday
Mrs Ruth K Workman obituary notices
Mra Troth Ko Workman wife of Ue 1 8 Workin of Britt Gayerroer Hindath aided Thurndas attornnin at Grout hospital te Collis for heart failure cauged by the ananyihat te Bhethok for an Operaton. Workin 36 yeare in age and Heaven Hite debritai and anil fie obits Sane on Bilaabeth Mey Rhe who tekvog ther fallin. A Olin er WHO raids at the Waorkimon Gone Wad fw by other Ac CS CHiier a toma and Martit CyhaKer of Wyening. Tie body WIT he brought there for bial a.
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Mra
Troth Ko Workman
Ue 1
Britt Gayerroer
Hindath
Thurndas Attornnin
Grout Hospital
Te Collis
Mee
Hite Debritai
Anil
Sane
Bilaabeth
Fall
Toma
Martit CyhaKer
Bial
Donations for Home for Aged Announced
The Home for the Aged received May donations listed from numerous donors including Cotter, Mrs Pirie, Granges, Salisbury Pickles, Miss Howers Granges, and others. Items varied from vegetables and fruit to flowers and poultry, with thanks offered to all contributors for their support of the home.
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Libel Cotter
Pirie Rhabaed
Mins Howers Granges
Salisbury Pickles
Margaret Peatra
Bip
Israel
Jacobs
Mary Sharp
Brown
Bo Nixon
Ming Maxwell
Mrs. Browning
Blacksmith Avery Cline Injured by Roan Mule Kick
In Brandon yesterday Avery Cline a blacksmith was seriously injured while shoeing a roan mule. A long gash opened across his head and his right leg suffered a bad wound. The blow weakened him but he was improving today.
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Brandon
Avery Cline
Cline
John Sefilenvehmidt
Dayton
Howi
Rome
Deeley R
Burial Notice for Samuel Powers in Local Cemetery
The body of the late Samuel Powers formerly of this city who died in Columbus Thursday at about 60 years will arrive here and be taken directly to Mound View cemetery for burial. The exact time is recorded as 6:46 o'clock.
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Samuel Powers
Columbus
Mound View
Former U S Consul to Be Superintendent of Local Chautauqua
WM Richards an attorney of Reaver Pa and former U S consul in England will be the superintendent of the local chautauqua for the year Mrs M E D Arcy and James Vivek returned Saturday to Cleveland after visiting relatives here for several days Mrs P K Willian Miss Gay Powers Martha Powers of Columbus and George Powers of Wooster are guests of Jacob Lybarger and daughter
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WM. Richards
Reaver
U. S
England
M. E. D'Arcy
James Vivek
Cleveland
P. K. Willian
Gay Pow
Withing Martha Powers
Columbus
George Powers
Woorter
Jacob Lybarger
Rev Allen Sets Potato Raising Record on East Chestnut
Rev Allen, a war gardener and math minded minister, reports digging eight bushels of potatoes from his wartime plot on East Chestnut Street, claiming a 600 square foot yield and projecting a prolific acre output to meet wartime needs.
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Germany
T Allen
East Chestnut Street
Allen
County Draft Quota Delays and Local Board Actions
Knox County draft quota details appear muddled as local boards seek a method to reach targets. Officials discuss recruitment, board duties, and countywide information needs while noting confusion over who is counted and how the draw will proceed.
Soldier Members of Sunday School Honored Friday
The 31 members of the Church of Christ Sunday school honored for national service or other service were recognized Friday evening by the church. Rev. A. Long led the program and presented one guest with a token and a benediction. A hour followed with many named honored guests listed including Jobe Melarman, Kate Doxtlis, Mort McMania, Walter Burgoss, Samuel Raymond, Leo Lewis, and others.
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Church of Christ Sunday School
Hattery i
Randor
Plano
Grace von Wicklon
Teaytlig
Eleanor Nobbu
Donald Scott
Mie
Vi Wietelen
Philo
Marky
Margera Muidldls
Stra Mac I Stephens
Viana Pole
Margene Madde
Leaner Hobbs
da. Long
Komards
Roy
Jobe Melarnan
Kate Doxtls
Mort McMania
Walter Burgoss
Samuel Raymond
Leo Lewis
Burlaigh Meredith
Thoras von Voornis
Curtle Sharynack
Raymd Swisner
Janis Heighton
Ghenior
Monard Tell
Walter Jalbrad
Piney Parker and Spide Ander son Work in Holiday Après-Soleil
Piney Parker the safety director and Spide Ander son the city engineer undertook to work in potato fields on a holiday afternoon in Albertville. They were seen working. the report notes they cremated potatoes during the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney” Parker
Spide" Anderson
Antar
Birth Announcement for Clarence Hunter Berry Family
A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Clarence Hunter Berry of Hartford City. Mrs Willy Freeman and Mrs Robert Freeman, both of Hartford City, are visiting their mother Mrs Frank Byerhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hunterberry
Thik Lly
Willy Freeman
Robert Freeman
Hartford City
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Eto
Brigker
Conmmon Pels Court
Mturday
Lawpener Srleker
Fran ST
Nina Borkin
Behitver
Atkins Hueter
Hotkin
Atlegey Mat
Fenre
Arenes Henry Kemp
Mins Luli Mae Lilley
Dansville
Lani
Hunter
Fleming
Celina
Westerville
MMT
Charles Ruht of
Manefield
DR. Oye
Ruth K. Workman
Giex
Columbus Hospital
Home For Aged
Missouri Canaries
Rev. Allen
Devin
Knox Mbty
Nak
Aly Gowkey
Furniel
Daniel Tite
Gon Tarny
Otto
Newadi
Ues
Pers
Hye
Ares
Benjonin Aardeon
Colnty
Meiday
Wwe
Wankington
Church of Christ
ST Bees
Castor
Louhol
Baie Bo
I. Maree
Jeet Tate
Weapper
Gastoria Force
Tniants
ORIA
Chilzens
Gambler Gireet
Stream & Rimer
Bouxtit
Sole
Erelini Propertie
Luther
F. Rimer
OTL CO
Avalon Farm
Avalon Farms
St. Wayne
Ind
Carl N. Lorey
Main St
Stauffer
Applicating
A. B. Kilvettan Oo
Stauffer’s
Golden Goanip Club
Lock
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