Kingston Will Filed Exactors Named In Probate Affidavit
Vernon Lodge Of Elks reported to have filed a will naming two sons in law as executors. An affidavit in lunacy was filed in probate, detailing the will’s validity and the involved parties.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
6
Vernon Lodge Of Elks reported to have filed a will naming two sons in law as executors. An affidavit in lunacy was filed in probate, detailing the will’s validity and the involved parties.
The last will and testament of Mrs Martha V Kingston of Mt Vernon is filed in probate naming Mt Vernon Lodge No 140 B P O E a $4100 to Charles C Kingston and Jamen Kingston and the rest to her two daughters Cora Meyers and Carrie Gilliland. Executors named Gomer Gilliland and Joseph Meyers. Also notices of an estate appraiser panel bond and lunacy affidavit for Benjamin Hubbell of Mt Vernon following a beating. Deeds filed include cemetery plots in Jefferson and Mound View cemeteries and transfers in Mt Vernon real estate.
The Michigan alain Ahner at Colubos Thareday is noted as the oldest graduate present. A Miss Al Fluird of Went Bugur Street travelled to Millersburg to mourn her nephew, the late Burl Baird.
Fragmentary text shows a $100 reward and partial phrases, no clear event, person, or location identified. The readable bits mention a reward and a private matter, but concrete details are absent to establish who, what, where, or when.
Mrs Kotzenmeyer was badly burned when her clothing ignited on a motorcycle ride at Unity Park. Her husband smothered the flames in seconds and she plunged into a lake to escape. A local surgeon later stated burns were painful but not life threatening.
Columbus report recalls May 26 record lows across Ohio with 28 degrees in Wooster and near 32 elsewhere. Fronts caused crop damage in Canton Wooster Cleveland Norwalk and Wadkile areas with frost harming fruit and vegetables and stunting plants.
Steven Alubaugh died Friday morning at 4 oclock at the home in Tan Ville. He was 8 years old and survived by his wife, a brother, and an adopted daughter. The funeral was held Monday morning with the rites at Luke cemetery officiated by Father Tepe.
Patrick Boyle of Monroy Street was arrested on a charge of non support of a minor. The complaint named George and Marie Meidus as witnesses. He was examined and bound over to the district court to await the grand jury, with $10 bond set.
Brief birth notice mentions Mr WA Prope and Muse BU returning to Akron after date confusion. Readable text shows reference to Pelt Lane and surrounding area as context for the event.
The county Mason lodges plan a large turnout for the June 24 dedication of the new Mason temple in Newark Ohio. Clinton Commandery Mt Vernon and other lodges will attend with bands, delegations, and a possible 150 knights from Clinton Commandery. Additional lodges from Amesville Lancaster Columbus and New Lexington are expected to participate with bands and banners.
James Rateron of Ame City drove a horse buggy in Green Valley on Thursday evening when the colt bolted and frightened him. The buggy overturned twice. Ralston, a passenger, was thrown out and suffered bruises to his right leg while Ambrose Pickerton and Tilston were uninjured. The event occurred during trials for Dickerson.
President Poincare announces a ceremony at the Sorbonne amphitheatre to honor United States Ambassador Wilton G. Sharp. The event includes members of the French Academy and the American Commission for Political Relations with a civic address by M. Hanotius.
A jury of art critics sculptors and artists from across the country gathers at Pine Arte Conarent to award honors. The event features notable jurors reviewers and a ceremonial presentation of art works praised for their fullness and quality.
New York May meeting features Dr Eugene J Ken noting no life span gain over a century. Delegates hear about vitality decline in middle and later life due to habits and chronic infections while historic plagues have been eliminated.
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