Case Against Kenyon College 15 Tied Today
Knox county court records show James B. Thompson v Trustees of Kenyon College in common pleas with $3 477 09 claimed as balance on contracts for president and professor homes. cross claims total $9 500. trial to resume Saturday afternoon. Also divorce action Norma Kirkpatrick v Samuel Kirkpatrick filed. allegations of neglect and incompatibility. Attachment cases and administrator appointments noted along with discharge filings for local soldiers.
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James B. Thompson
Kenyon College
Court of Common Pleas
Trustees
Robert L. Carr
Henry ©. Dévin
L. Tate Cromley
Bult
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Norma Kirkpatrick
Samuel Kirkpatrick
Arlington Hotel
B. Eb, Sapp
W.W. Young
Charles Sullivan
Squire George
Harter
Purdy
Loretta Condys
Harry Coad
Court of Compmn Pleas
John V. Dirkus
James Miller
Henry C. Devin
Real Estate Transfer in Clinton Parcel by Weenem Home Building
In Knox county probate court case No bonds, sureties listed A. D. Rinehart, F. Colville and Miles J. Miah. A transfer records single transaction from Clinton, involving a parcel tied to the Weenem Home Building Co. The document notes the real estate transfer and assigns the tract to the project with a value of $1.
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B. Seymour
Knox County
A. D. Rinehart
F. Colville
Miles J. Miah
Weenem
Clinton
Cox the Peacemaker Presses Democratic Path in New York
May 28 Boston report notes Governor Cox of Ohio as pacemaker of the Democratic presidential drive The Boston Globe lauds his direct handling of national issues including the 14 points and self determination, praising his refusal to pussyfoot in politics and his readiness to address international questions.
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Roston
Mays
Cox
New York
Boston Globe
New England
James M. Cox
Ohio
America
MAGS MEETING Hears Plans for Telephones Coop in Fredericktown
Fredericktown citizens gather Friday night with about 91 000 people attending a mass meeting to discuss forming a cooperative telephone company and join with Danville in the movement. A band concert preceded the meeting and resolutions mirrored Howard area views. Mt Vernon residents also attended. County board of education meets to partition part of Howard Township into the new Howard special school district as part of county centralization efforts. Mrs Harry Green of Newark visited Mrs Bert Warman in West Pleasant Street.
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Fredericktown
Cooperative Telephones Company
Danville
Howard and Vicinity
Mt. Vernon
Countyard
County Board of Education
Howard Township
Howard
Harry Green
Newark
Bert Warman
West , Pleasant Street
Wilson Outlines His 1920 Campaign Platform
President Wilson expressed full accord with the Virginia Democratic platform in a White House letter. He praised the league of nations plank, endorsed tax reform and reconstruction measures, and urged avoidance of indiscriminate bonusing for veterans. The letter to Senator Glass signals what may appear in the national platform at San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
White House
Virginia
League of Nations
Senator Glass
San Francisco
Virgil Democrats
League of Nationa
Paris
Best Roads Outline For Travelers In Ohio Area
Daily inquiries at the Chamber of Commerce reveal favored routes to near cities. The Newark route goes Brandon Homel Utica to Newark. Mansfield via Fredericktown and Bellville avoids the Bellville Lexington pike. Columbus requires the old Delaware route to the third school house then the regular road. Coshocton routes favor the hill road or via Gam bier Esto from New Castle with a detour east through Gam bier toward Pipesville.
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Eldzenn
Chamber of Commerce
Newark
Brandon
Homel
Utica
Mansfield
Fredericktown
Bellville
Bellville- Lexington
Columbus
Delaware
Coshoeton
Hill
Gambier
Isto
New Castle
Esto
Pipesville
Births at local hospital and area families
A daughter born Friday at the M. and B. sanitarium to Mr and Mrs Edward Grimm of North Main street. A son born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Charles Bonsell of Brandon. A daughter born Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs Otherline of Wok. Helen Lorey, teacher, visits her parents Dr and Mrs Carl Lorey. Calvin Fowler of Barbarton and Mrs Mary Mehrling of Cincinnati are in town visiting relatives.
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Te M
Edward Grimm
North Main Street
Charles Bonsell
Brandon
Bor
Mrs
Otherline
Wok
Helen Lorey
Massilton
Carl N. Lorey
East Chestnut Street
Calvin Fowler
Barberton
Clarence Stoyle
Wooster Avenue
Mary Mehrling
Cincinnati
City
John Vance
County to Receive 16000 From State
State Registrar A G Snow says Knox County will get about 16000 to cover auto license tax maintenance and repairs. Petitions filed by Charles G Weaver seek reelection to the general assembly. Local social notes mention visitors and travel through Gambier and Mt Vernon.
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Hinken
Isabella Hinken
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Ioa M. Ashbaugh
William Pembrook
Otis Youngblood
W. P. Babbs
U. & Army
Ray Leave
Bay Tiled
County Recorder
Harry Curls Plimpton
Aled
Knox County Recorder
Petit Jury
Thompwon Yu
Paul Pugh
Helen Pugh
Hlalr
Plorence J. Seymour
Mary
Cox the Peacemaker
Boston Paper
E. M. Baugher
the Home Building Association Co. of
Harry Starner
The
West Jefferson Creamery Co
Greeta Purdy
Salisbury’s
West High
Ford
Nice
Nyhart Auto Sales Company
A. G. Snow
Res
Ignation
Leroy G
Charles G. Weaver
Knox County Board of Election
Powell of
Alleo
Prinon
Paihe
Nob
Alyfred Fink
W. H. Piamind
Mra
Oof
Harriton
Calamty
Alfred Fish
Lafayette
Indianapolis
A. E. Gréer
Wooster, Oba
Mt Vernon Yeatorday
New
Royal Cook Book
Battle Royal Baking
ROYAL
Royal Baking Ea
Mit and Chatienpoa Ater
Royal Baking Powder OO
Felton Street
Samson “Iron Horse
Janesville, Wis
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