Knox County Common Pleas Court Faces Week of Trials
Assignment of criminal cases for next week lists Ohio v. Bearrick through Ohio v. Davidson for Monday and Tuesday with civil cases including Kester v. Allen on Tuesday. Judge Graven hears two cases Wednesday. verdicts given in others. appeals filed in several Mt. Vernon Foundry cases. various estate, tax, and real estate items noted.
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Common Pleas Court
Knox County
Ohio
Bearrick
Schlessinger
Turner
Trinkle
Davidson
Carpenter
Metcalf
Kester
Allen
Saum
Bishop
Stockdale
McGuire
Jacobs
Levison
Shimer & Co
Levering
Servals
Quay
Graven
William Orthenberger
Mt. Vernon Foundry & Machine Co
Charles G. Porter
Court of Appeals
Goldstein & Perlman Voy
Edward J. Parker
Petrt
Nixon Vs. Bartlett
William J. Orthemberger
Charles G. Forter
Common Pleas Court of
G. Snow
W. W. Young
Young Parage
West High Street
Robert L. Carr
Fred Kapetler
Fredericktown notes on visitors and local ordinances
Fredericktown brief highlights visits from former residents and out of town guests including Mrs. Jack Stewart and Miss Grace Lodhian. Mayor Kanagalas orders traffic enforcement citing speed law violations. discuss sidewalk bicycle riding ban to protect pedestrians. Local business updates include new oil and gas station, sheet metal shipments, and staff changes at BL & O station.
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Howard
Tufla
Harry Fox
Kanagalas
Jack Stewart
Columbus
Fredericktown
Lilie Strang
Jolie
Alfretta Strang
L. F. Strang
Mt. Vernon
Grace Lodhian
Huron
Mlorence Clark
Wesley Page
Youngstown
Anna 8. Cummings
Samuel Lorentz
Catherine Mullin
Wadsworth
Burch Mullin
Louise Tuttle
Alta Tuttle
William Murphy
Jack Wagner
Johnsville
Andrew Mullin
Kenmore
Baren Mullin
Madge Welch
Chillicothe
William Burch
Akron
Flo
Alverda Burch
Gus Kirby
W. E. Edwards
Pittsburgh
Sensor
Ukaln Mighty
Frank A. Day
Cleveland
The
Free Press
Don Marple
Oliver
J. A. White
Zanesville
BL & O
Perry
Herring-Perry Hardware Co
Milford Church Series to Begin June 8
Roy L. Walker will hold a chain of meetings at the First Milford Church of Christ starting June 8. Everyone is invited. Mrs. Frank Clapman and Mrs. W V Litazenburg visited Mr Vernon last Thursday. Miss Ethel Van Horn and Roy McLees were weekend guests of D C Molwes and Mr and Mrs Robert Bishop.
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Roy
L. G. Walker
First Milford Church of Christ
Frank Clapman
W.V. Litazenburg
Vernon
Ethel van Horn
Roy McLees
D. C. Molwes
Robert Bishop
Bundy
Aber Appleton
Baseball Yesterday's Results and Today Schedule
American League Chicago beat Cleveland eight to four and St Louis defeated Detroit seven five. Boston won sixty four to four seven over Washington. National League games included Wilthaburg eleven over Cincinnati two, Philadelphia three to New York one, Brooklyn four to Boston one. St Louis played Chicago in Iowa. American Association results show Toledo fourteen over Columbus percent and Minneapolis seven to St Paul one, Louisville four, Indianapolis three, Milwaukee nine, Kansas City six. Today Detroit visits Cleveland while Chicago hosts St Louis and Boston travels to New York. Washington plays Philadelphia and New York goes to Boston. Philadelphia meets Brooklyn and St Louis faces Pittsburgh. Also Chicago hosts Cinemati. Minneapolis visits Milwaukee and Pant faces Kansas City.
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Chicago
Cleveland
St. Aula
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Wttaburg
Cinciuna
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Iain
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Lupe
Cinemati
St Louis
Pittsburg
American Association
Pant
Kinsie City
St. Lain
Ana
National League
Te Pet
Cnue
Ana Pittabury Raty
al Siay
Ana Cincinnati
Ly Pet
Paul Be
Oss
Kensie City
Sunday and local visits noted in Bangs column
The Bangs community pages list church events and meetings on Sunday June 4 at 10 a m with class at 21 and an 8 p m program. Several residents visit Columbia Swanton Columbus Akron Canton Mt Vernon Croton and Centerbury while others attend Memorial and Living Day events.
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Aurt Jane
Health Church
Lhat
W. P.M
Kallgan
China
M. P
Julia Harrison
Anna Myers
Dayton
Carr Comstock
Clarence Smith
Akron
Bert Jackson
Elyria
Wid
Clinton McKkinley
J. L. McKinley
Centerbury
Mia Dudding
Mt. Vernon
Louisa Keyes
EL. Hyatt
Fredericktown
Mt. Vornon
Brandon
Roberta Arnold
Frank Arnold
Tily
Croton
Hubert Poland
Kenneth Trease
Thomas Clark
Vernon
Allen
Montis Funeral for Addie Montis at Fredericktown Church
Funeral services for Addie Montis of Fredericktown, noted in Wednesday’s Daily Banner, will be held Friday at 2 PM at the M. I. church with Rev. Brockdale officiating. Burial will follow in Fredericktown cemetery.
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Montis
Mra
Addie Montis
Fredericktown
M. 1
Brockdale
Todays Market Quotations Telegraphic and Local
Daily stock quotes from Columbus market and telegraphic reports show prices for Liberty Bond and Victory bonds, Am Tel and Telegraph, Bethlehem Steel, Goodrich, Midvale Steel, Norfolk and Western, New York Central, Pennsylvania, Republic Steel and other listed names with varied percentages and figures. Prices include First day Second day and third items, reflecting bond and share activity.
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New York
Telegraph & Telephone
Baltimore & Obi
Hethlehem Biert de
Chesapeake & Olio Ox
Goodrich Co
Louleville & Kyille
Midvale
Livestock receipts and market activity across major markets
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, and Chicago livestock markets report receipts and prices. Hog and sheep arrivals mix with steady to weak demand. beef cattle, vealers, and lambs show varied selling patterns with top prices noted and overall market tone ranging from steady to active.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago Livestock
Grain Market Crop Prices Reported From Toledo and Chicago
Grain markets show miscellaneous cash and future prices for wheat, oats, timothy, and corn from Toledo and Chicago. Entries include Wheat Cash 1 21 percent, Timothy cash 2 Sept 3.20, Oct 2 15, Oats Line July 28 percent, and pork futures with June and September quotes.
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Toledo
Chicago
Local Market Prices for Farm Products at Smoota’s Warehouse
Prices paid for farm products at Smoota’s warehouse list French Magn. No. 1 Country Butter No. 2 Country Butter Heavy Hens and Turkeys and other poultry. The fragment notes various grade butter and poultry items with unit prices, reflecting a local market ledger.
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Smoota
Local Families Spend Sunday Visiting Friends
Green Valley Mr George Vices and family and Me and Mrs Clyde Diegs and son from Monroe Mills spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs FE iggs. Mr and Mrs J T Mendenhall were guests Sunday of Newton Sharp and Vernon Mrs Guy Jenkins and daughter Esther Bell spent Sunday in Uniea. Mr and Mrs Harley Dewitt and sons from Cloouifield visited Sunday with Paul Lockiman and family. Lennon Boon and family near Fredericktown spent Sunday with D H Wilson and wife. Mr and Mrs Lathonut Mendenhall of Jima visited over Sunday with C KR Sims and wife.
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George Vices
Clyde Diegs
Tear
Monroe Mills
FE Iggs
J. T. Mendenhall
Newton Sharp
Vernon
Guy Jenkins
Esther Bell
Uuiea
Harley Dewitt and Sons
Cloouifield
Paul Lockiman
Lennon Boon
Near
Fredericktown
D. HH
Wilson
Wits
Lathonut Mendenhall
Jima
C. KR
Sims
White
Boy Scout Troop Plans Overnight Hike And Camp Site
A Boy Scout troop will meet Friday at 7 30 PM at the YMCA to plan an overnight hike for next week and outline preliminary plans for a summer camp. The site for the camp will be chosen next week.
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Y. M. CA
Correction on Akron Division freight traffic handling
A correction states that a recent column claiming the Akron Division of the Pennsylvania Railroad diverted freight due to overload was mistaken. The article notes that efficient management handled the increased volume creditably.
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Akron
Pennsylvania Railroad
Foley Kidney Pills Testimonial Promises Help
Mrs A Lechner of 1128 Main Avenue Cotton NJ reports kidney trouble brought waste buildup built to pains and dizziness and says Foley Kidney Pills helped her and she is glad to see permission to use the testimonial.
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A. Lechner
Main Avenue
Cotton
N. J
Brink Haven Social Notes and Mt Liberty Dress Event
County seat visitors include Mrs Thomas Supp Mrs Henry Hibbeta and Mrs Os born Hibbets at Co rrocton and Akron residents Clara Middle Laura Weltick and Elizabeth Meham with Sapp. A dress form demonstration at Mt Liberty M E church basement drew thirty ladies and produced seven dress forms.
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Thomas Supp
Henry Hibbeta
Osborn Hibbets
Corrocton
Clara Middle
Akron
Jonas Clark
George Reynolds
Laura Weltick
California
Elizabeth Meham
Miss Sapp
Vernon
Frank Ketler
Mir
Lincoln Sapp
Newark
Earl Walton
Robert Hyatt
M. E
Mt. Liberty
Executrix Named in Ohio Probate Notice
The State of Ohio Knox County appoints Ethel Jordan of Howard as Executrix of Anna Y. Johnson's estate. L. Jay Duke, Probate Judge of Knox County, confirms appointment dated May 17 1922.
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State of Ohio
Knox County
Ethel’ Jordan
Howard
Ohio
Anna Y. Johnson
L. Jay Duke
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Court House
Charles G. Fesler
Wiliam J. Orthenberger
David Koller
Juin
Ip Snyder
John W. Keller
Duke
Clinton S. Dustin
Ednad Mill
Canterbury
R. T L. Long
C. M. Rice
David Kick
Brown
A. L. Stokes
William MH. Harker
Monroe
Charlies G. Weaver
City
Christan Ene Feavor
Jesse Bearict
Mary Connabee
Columbia
Harry Shellenbarger
Swanton
Homey Evans
Henry Bryant
A. T. Wright
Sguardson
Richard Wright
Columbuns
Coe Ah
Columbus Stock Citton Borvioy. Com
Hayney
Servier
Liberty Bond Close Bion
Victory
Cleveland Livestock Cattle
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Pring Lamba
Lieht
Brotters No
Old Monsters Co
Elle Hincks . Sons Tema Geem O
Turkeys
Green Valley
BOY Scouts
Stream & Rimer Luther A
Stream Wm. F. Rimer Real Estate and Loans
South Main St
Black
Frank
Proobste Court
Hawtith
Iseet
Will J
Doc
Welsh
Citizens
Red
H. Gambier Street
Robert J. Grossman
High St
Brink Haven
Ohio Investors
George Israel
Knox Co. Sav
MI. Vernon
Otis & Co
John R.doelfs
Curtis
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