Separation case and land title actions in common pleas
Divorce suit filed by Charles Atherton against Cora Atherton cites nine years of marriage and alleged adultery amid gross neglect. Cora denies, accuses Charles of adultery and carnally knowing their daughter. Temporary alimony sought, final order requested. Also listed: Torrens land title registration by Fannie May Hawk vs. Charles C. Marshall, 40.45 acres in Wayne township. application granted for Harriet Miles trust. contract let for Whitney bridge project. criminal docket opened with embezzlement case State of Ohio vs. E. H. Calkins. Cora H. Bebout named trustee with $2,000 bond.
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Charles Atherton
Cora Atherton
William M. Koons
Plaintiff
Carnally
Dhe
B. E. Sapp
Fannie May Hawk
Charles C. Marshall
Wayne Township
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Robert L. Carr
Campbell
Harriet T. Miles
State of Ohio
KE. H. Calkins
Cora HH. Bebout
Blanche M. Bebout
Ben Hunter
Marriage Licence Between Moran and Miller Noted In County
Probate Judge Witking held four hearings Monday on a guardianship matter involving a young girl cared for by a city family. The record also lists deeds filed: Burton Hawking to Charles J. Weaver in Milford Township, and Walter C. Curtis to Danay Bartlett in Mt. Vernon, plus Batella Smith to HB Melondy in Clinton.
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Witking
Burton Hawking
Charles J. Weaver
Milford Township
Walter C. Curtis
Danay
Bartlett
Mt. Ver
Hon
Batella Smith
Melondy
Clinton
Prizes Be Offered for Largest Fish by Knox County Club
The Knox County Fish and Game association will offer three prizes this summer for the largest bass rock bass pickerel or catfish caught by members. Fish must be hooked in running water weighed on sealed scales in front of two members. Contest begins June first with a committee set to select prizes soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Fish and Game Association
Mt Vernon Country Club Golf Course Nears Completion
The Mt. Vernon Country Club grounds committee reports the golf course should be nearly complete in a few days with two tennis courts to start and the clubhouse ready for occupancy by August 1. Nonresident memberships are arriving from nearby towns and farther locales such as Philadelphia and Sharon, Pa. Tents or movable homes may be placed near the woods for summer camping. The club picnic on July 4 will feature athletic events dancing and fireworks. the course is slated to become a top in the state attracting professional match play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Country Club
Philadelphia
Sharon
Booze Bust Leads to Mayor Set Fine in Bootlegging Case
Tuesday evening Chief Parker and Officer Taylor traced a possible beer outlet to W. F. Smith on Norton Street. They seized the beer, Smith posted bond for 56 dollars due to his ill child, appeared before Mayor Mitchell who set a 100 dollar fine and released him. Smith claimed to have recently moved here from Mansfeld and turned to bootlegging after losing work.
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Parker
Hisn
Taylor
W. 4. Smith
Norton Street
Smith
Hoe
Mansfeld
Mitchell
Guy
Declarations Filed For Local Offices
H Webster Tuttle a Republican filed for the office of auditor. Clark G Brown a Democrat filed for the office of county commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Webster Tuttle
Office of Auditor
Clark G. Brown
Campbell Named Blind School Superintendent In Ohio
Charles F. F. Campbell, internationally known, has assumed duties as superintendent of the State School for the Blind in Columbus after unanimous election by the state board. He resigns a $3,500 petition to accept a $1,500 post and continues as secretary of the Ohio commission for the blind, ex officio head of juvenile work, with a career noted for expanding services and industries for the blind across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
Charles F. F. Campbell
State School For the Blind
State Board of Administration
E. C. Manster
Ahip
Ohio Commission For the Blind
Campbell
Edward G. Menge
Dayton
Campball
United States
Sir Francis Campbell
Royal Normal College
Academy of Music For
London
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of
Massachusetts
Maine
New York
State Commission For the Blind
Magnachsetts Commission
Pennsylvania Association For the Blind
Pittsburgh
Ohio State Commission For the Blind
Ohio
Jury Awards $25 For Nose Injury In Memphis Fight
In Memphis Tennessee the jury awarded George Holland damages of 2500 dollars after a street fight in which a fellow was struck. The verdict found 1 cent damages insufficient yet granted the plaintiff substantial compensation.
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Memphis
Tenning
George Holland
Damasey
Dario Resta Wins 890M Cleesix Oven Indisnagellia Geutee
Dario Resta emerged victorious in the 890 meter Cleesix Oven event at Indisnagellia Geutee, securing top placement and marking a notable performance in the competition.
Dario Resta Wins 300 Mile Classic at Indianapolis
Italian driver Dario Resta, in Peugot number 17, won the 300 mile classic at the Speedway. He led rival by over two minutes, finishing in 3:36:10.32 at an average speed of 83.3 mph. Eighty thousand spectators watched as Resta stopped only once for tires and gas. Aitken led early before pitting, with nine other finishers in the money.
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Indianapolis
Mario Resta
Peugot
Speedway
Ralph da Palma
Rosta
Ia Maxwell
Aitken
Resta
Duesenberg
D'Alene
Mulford
Sunbeam
Kristians
Delage
Old
Eld
Maxwell
Rickenbacher
Wilcox
Anderson
Ostewig
Haibe
Crawford
Johnsen
Ogren
Alfev
The Culprit Caught by Sheriff Big Sim in Nevada
An East Lake City man recalls deputy sheriff Big Sim of Eureka who chased down Spanish Abe a horse thief. Abe and a partner escaped from jail, and Sim pursued across the desert, finally capturing them after a long chase despite obstacles and fatigue.
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Sim
East Lake City
Abe
Big Sim
Utah
Big Sin
Big Bim
Silverware Found in Man's Stomach After Delirium
Burgoons of Stockton believed a man swallowed two forks and a spoon during delirium. An X ray revealed the utensils in the stomach and a path from the stomach to the duodenum was created to drain an abscess. The patient faced infection risk but healing was hoped as the stomach walls remained thick and inflamed.
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Blocktok
Cal
Witenes
William Ware
War of colonels threatens Georgia
In Atlanta Georgia a flare up over the title colonel prompts debate about who may bear the rank. Editors report a flood of communications from self styled colonels urging restraint on the use of the title while real colonels and gubernatorial appointees from Civil War and Spanish American War eras are noted as longstanding possessors of the honor. The dispute signals broader tensions over recognition and tradition in Georgia society.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Saved Husband’s Life by Timely Return
Mrs John Burton of near Omer raced home with a physician when told her husband Burton had swallowed concentrated lye after beating her daily. She had planned to arrest him in Daysboro Dagaboro but met a neighbor’s call that he was dying, and she arrived in time to save him.
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Daysboro
Derw
John Burton
Near Omer
Burton
Dagaboro
Dairymen Attendance Program At Knox County Luncheon
Knox county chamber of commerce invites 165 dairy men to a luncheon attended by Hon. John Cunningham of Gambier with topics trading breeding diseases and dairy conditions. Attendance plans include rotating representatives and by law changes to boost turnout while noting summer work for fifty local children.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knox County
Invita
Leopold
John Cunningham
Gambier
Leroy Mayer
George Jones
Robert E. Hess
Mr. Mayer
H. M. Zulandt
A. J. Darrah
McCrackin
Memorial services and parade honor fallen soldiers
On May 1 the Grand Army of the Republic and Rebekah lodge joined in memorial rites. A parade formed at the lodge hall and moved to the cemetery. Veterans rode in autos, with two young Indies as the Goddess of Liberty. Firing squad saluted at the graves and flowers were laid. Mrs. McWilliam a read poem They Are Going One by One. Rev G Rector Dye delivered the memorial address at the M and church. A pantomime The Blue and the Gray and Brandon mixed quartet provided music.
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Rebekah Indgea
Sehool
G. Rector Dye
Mt Vernon
Brandon
Parker Promoted From Pine Ridge to Pima Arizona
Ray Parker of Mt. Vernon has been promoted and transferred from a government reservation at Pine Ridge 8. D. to Pima Arizona. He leaves Wednesday and will receive a sub Mantril salary increase.
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Ray Parker
Mt. Vernon
Pine Ridge
8. D
Pima
Ariz
Dinner at the Hotel Curtis Hosts Eight Guests
Mrs Olive M Eagleston entertained a party of eight with a dinner at the Hotel Curtis Monday evening. A college monthly needs a foxen and the high school annual forty, reflecting light local notes on small social happenings.
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Olive M. Eagleston
Curtis
Court Upholds Mule Kick Case in Frankfort
Kentucky Court of Appeals reverses a verdict awarding Pratt damages against Consolidated Coal, ruling that the mule’s kicking was justifiable. Testimony shows Pratt, a company employee, struck the animal while it stood, the court noting the mule would have acted naturally and prevented harm to itself.
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Licking
Kentucky
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
J. M. Pratt
Consolidated Coal Company
Pratt
Con Piny
Jail Intrigue in Ballston Shocks Courtroom
In Ballston, jail authorities heard a chaotic tale as suspect Peter Burton sought release, offering securities while James Hette hid a surprising fire incident. The accused claimed fear of robbery if kept jailed, arguing for leniency as the court considered bail and possible sentences.
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Ballston
James Hette
Peter ‘Urton
Wate Koeping
Uke
Tecrn
Turtoe
Groat
Presbyterians Welcome Rev McCloud to Preach Sunday
Rev McCloud of Warsaw will preach next Sunday afternoon at two thirty o'clock at Presbyterian church. Mr and Mrs George Warman of Mt Vernon visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Noble Baughman left for Newark to housekeeping. Winnifred Colgin and family visited Thomas Hall. Dean Norris stayed with grandparents. Mrs S E Rine spent week with daughter Clara Hara. Mrs Kien Hose visited Frank Cochran. Rev Saylor of Martinsburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Berry.
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McCloud
Warsaw
Presbyterian Church
George Warman
Mt. Vernon
Noble Baughman
Newark
Winnifred Colgin
Thomas Hall
Dean Norris
Stunday
5. E. Rine
Clara Hara
Kien Hose
Frank Cochran
Saylor
Martinabure Tool
John Berry
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Court House
Bert Whitney
Whitney Bridge
Brown Township
Knox County Savings Bank
West Side Public Square
Wetror Uy Surmiline Hak Bown Cuniatred
Fred Emerson Moran
Teamster
Pallsbore Township
Liddington
Georgia Peart Miller
Larhan
Rev. Miller
Black Run
Fish and Game Associations
Ohio School
Cuarler
Campuelea
Dario Resta
Amarin
Indianapolis Speedway
C. OF C
Echoo
ODD Fellows
Rebekahs
G. A. AL AT
Pu Parker
S News
Hall
Etla
Gheney, & CO
Toledo
Rob Bor
Bladensburg
James C. Platt
Republican
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