Common Pleas Case and Probate Appointments in Knox County
Ohio v Charles Hollingworth was tried in Knox county common pleas court on Monday for assault and battery against his mother in law Prosecutor Ashbaugh led the case with many witnesses. Charlotte Ewart appointed administratrix of John Ewart with $20000 bond. Private gale order issued in John Williams vs L C Bradshaw case. Real estate transfers include Schnebly and Lytle parcels and cemetery lot sales.
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Ohio
Charles Hollingaworth
Knox County Common Pleas
Paul 9
Radbaugh
Blair
Ashbaugh
Willian M. Koons
Witnenves
Charlotte Ewart
John Ewart
Knox County
Lucy Ewart
Edwin Ewart
H. 8. Campbell
W. J. Sellers
Charles Hawkins
Gale
John Williams
L. C. Bradshaw
George H. Schnebly
Charles Schnebly
Pleasant
B. H. Lytle
W. H. Mantin
Union
Lucy B. Sheffer
Harley Leonard
B. H. Ball
W. William H. Kennedy
Cars Collide On West Hugh Street
An Oakland sedan driven by a man named Gunner of Mansfeld collided with a Hup touring car at the High and Sandusky street intersection Sunday afternoon. The sedan suffered a smashed running board and fender while the Hup’s front was damaged. occupants escaped injuries. The Hup was driven by Ringwalt of near Newcastle.
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Oakland
Mansfeld
High
Sandusky Streets
Ringwalt
Newcastle
Funeral for Sgt Howard Donnelly Held Sunday
The funeral of Sergeant Howard Donnelly who died overseas in 1918 was held Sunday afternoon at 3:00 at the home of his sister Mrs Joseph Kulb on North Sandusky street under the auspic e of the Dan C Stone Jr post American Legion.
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Howard Donnelly
Joseph Kulb
North Sandusky Street
Dan C. Stone Jr
American Legion
Susannah Nethers Claimed by Death
Susannah Hayes Nethers, aged about one year, died at her home on Quarry Street after a long illness. Survived by three children John Nethers of Howard Ohio William Doolittle and Roan Nethers of this city, one brother Lingle Hayes of Martinsburg and four grandchildren. Lifelong Church of Christ member. Funeral at Union Grove Church Tuesday at 2 PM with burial in Union Grove Cemetery.
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Susannah Hayes Netharn
Quarry Street
Dineanen
John Nethers
Howard, O
William Doolittle
Roan Nethers
Mixe
Lingle Hayes
Martinaburg
Hayes
Knights of Pythias Band Concert Draws Large Crowd
The Knights of Pythias band performed Saturday evening on a platform by the public square near Tangher drug store. Autos lined East High street as attendees enjoyed a lively program and demanded encores, with plans announced for another concert soon.
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Knights of Pythias
Tangher Drug Store
East High Street
Knights of Pythias Defeat Knights of Columbus in Smash
In a close game until the ninth, the Knights of Pythias beat the Knights of Columbus at Athletic Park. The ninth inning saw six Pythians runs, finishing 14 to 6.
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Knights of Fythias
Knights of Columbus
Athletic Park
K. of P
Pythlana
Knights of Pythlas
Peugh s All Stars to Play K of P s
Paul Peugh s West End All Star baseball team will play the local K of P baseball team Saturday afternoon at Athletic park beginning at three o clock. Some excellent players have been picked for both teams and it is thought both teams will be evenly matched.
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Paul Peugh
West End
Athletic Park
High School Classes Plan Inspection Trip
The science and chemistry students of the high school under Prof. Nelson will visit the Central Power Co plant Tuesday morning for an inspection tour.
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Nelson
Central Power Co
Memorial Service for Mr Phifer at Gay Street Church
Memorial services honoring the late J. J. Phifer were held Sunday morning at Gay Street M E Church. Addresses spoke of his life and long service to the church, with special musical numbers by the choir.
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J. J. Phifer
Gay Street M. l
Mr Phifer
Autos Pack Streets as Police Enforce Traffic Rules
Main street and the public square were crowded with automobiles Saturday night but no serious accidents were reported. Police established traffic regulation around the square and on Main street and no trouble of any kind was reported.
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Main Street
Forbing's Stolen Car Recovered in Akron. thief escapes
A Winton eight roadster owned by Guy Forbing of Brink Haven was stolen on South Main Street Saturday night at 8:30. Sheriff Lytle traced the car via Greersville Glenmont and Millersburg, locating it in Akron Sunday at 4:30. The thief fled. car undamaged and partly fueled. Forbing remained in Akron to aid search.
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Guy Forbing
Brink Haven
South Main Street
Akron
Forbing
Mt Vernon
Hoover-Rowlands Company
Mr. Forbing
Lytle
Greersville
Glenmont
Millersburg
Christmas Eve Service at Gay Street Church Brightly Decorated
At the evening service the Gay Street church was beautifully decorated with flowers which at the close of the service were carried by members of the Ep Worth League to the whittin friends of the church.
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Gaystreet Mo BL
Whittin
Ep Worth Leagie
Change Made in Date of Examinations for Rural Teachers
The exam for temporary rural school teachers in Venki, set for July 2, is postponed to the last Friday in August and the first Saturday in September. County Superintendent J. C. Marriott received the notice Monday. The change, by inspector T. Howard Winters of Columbus, cites delays in printing the syllabus and uncertain staffing needs.
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Venki
J. C. Marriott
T. Howard Winters
Columbus
State Department
Prisoners Arrive to Work on Amity Joudonville Pike
Twenty four Ohio penitentiary inmates with several guards arrived in Mt. Vernon on Monday morning to begin work on the Amity Joudonville pike. They were taken to Amity to start the prison camp near the village. Equipment is arriving daily and actual pike work is set to begin early this week per the County Surveyor Van Voorhis office.
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Ohio Penitentiary
Mt. Vernon
Amity- Joudonville Pike
Amity
van Voorhis
Killing Frost of 1869 Recall Brings Old Memory
The Sunday and Monday frost in Knox County evokes the 1869 killing frost feared by older residents. A Bearded wheat sheaf from that year, shown at Knox County Savings Bank, was collected by Gaines and later given to bank officials for preservation.
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Knox County
Knox County Savings Bank
Gaines
Lively Luncheon Reservations For Chamber Event
Chamber of Commerce members plan to hear Galen Starr Rows at the noon luncheon on Wednesday. Secretary Russell reports expected heavy attendance as Mr Ross, a noted Chautauqua lecturer, speaks on The Service Ideal in Business. Reservations must be made by Tuesday noon to aid the Presbyterian church ladies in serving. The same talk will be given at Vine Street Church of Christ Wednesday evening with no admission fee.
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Chamber of Commerce
Galen Starr
Chamber Moon
Russell
Ross
Vine Street Church of Christ
The
Presbyterian Church
A. M. Jewell
Outdoor services draw large crowd at church sermon
The first outdoor service of the summer was held Sunday evening at 7 at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. W H Shields preached on Outdoor Religion with choir specials. Service began at the North Gay street entrance, with chairs on the lawn and many attendees in automobiles.
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First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Shields
Gay Street
Death notices Mrs Ida Rupert Niece of local family
Miss Ida Rupert died after being called by death in St. Joseph Missouri. Her parents are Mr and Mrs George Rupert of St Joseph. Mrs Ida Darling formerly of the city is identified as Mrs Rupert's niece.
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Ida Rupert
Ida Daring
Old
Delaware Road
Migsda Rupert
George Rupert
St. Joseph
Rupert
Ray
Darling
Oberlin Business College to Open Summer Term
The Oberlin Business College will begin the summer term on June 14 with students from across the country planning to enroll. Forty students will complete the business administration course on June 10, and graduates are expected to enter practical careers. W L Barber, a student in boat house administration, will join People's Bank of Oberlin starting June 12. Walter L Smith leaves May 19 for Aluminum Casting Co at Painesville. Martha Artz, finishing the teachers course, will teach commercial branches at Milan next year at $140 monthly. Oberlin’s school was among Ohio’s first recognized by the state department of public instruction for its strong graduate outcomes.
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Oberlin Business College
Businese College
W. L. Barber
People's Bank of
Oberlin
Walter L. Smith
Choo
Aluminum Casting Co
Painesville
Martha Artz
Milan
Business College
Ohio
State Department of Public Instruction
Esther Helen dies in California at 56
Mrs. Esther Helen wife of John P. Helen died at 11 00 Sunday at her Los Angeles home California after a year of failing health. She was formerly Miss Esther Mansfield of Gambier. Survived by three brothers Joseph Mansfield John Mansfield and W D Mansfield and two sisters Mrs George Rowley and Mrs Charlea Hardin all of Gambier. Funeral services and burial will occur in Los Angeles.
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Esther Helen
John P. Helen
Los Angeles
Calif
Helen
Esther Mansfield
Gambier
Joseph Mansfield
John Mansfield
W. D. Mansfeld
Rowney
Grand stand work set at county fair grounds
Blakes were set Saturday afternoon for the new grand stand at the county fair grounds. Secretary Belmont announced this morning the expectation is to have the grand stand completed in time for the coming race, June 29 to July 1. Work on the grand stand will start this week.
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Blakes
County Foir Grounds
Belmont
Money Lenders Promise Safe, Tireless Service in Columbus
Money needs no vacation. It never gets weary, a tireless worker. We provide a safe place to work, with precautions to safeguard money left here. Our appraisers are competent, loans safe, accounting accurate, officers and auditors supervise all transactions daily. Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus. Assets over $21,200,000.00.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bldg
West Gay
Columbus
Bermont Declines City Solicitor Nomination in Banner Notice
Charles L. Bermont told The Banner on Monday he will not seek the Democratic nomination for city solicitor. John Lee and Juley Moore, slated for council seats, also declined, according to their joint announcement.
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Charles L. Bermont
Tcket
Bermont
John Lee
Juley Moore
Fourth Ward
Lay
PROFESSIONAL CARDS STREAM RIMER INSURANCE OFFICE
Stream and Rime real estate and loans Parma and city property bought sold and exchanged. Properties rented and rente collected. Fire insurance special. Representing 14 old reliable stock companies. Accident insurance fre stock insurance plate glass insurance automobile insurance. Surety bonds of all kinds. Call and see us. Room 1 Sipe building Main St City phone No. 447 Black.
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Stream & Rimer
Luther A. Stream
Parma
City
Goute Main St
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Knox Co. Court House
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Bai
Big Bank
West Side Public Square
Gafety
Dames Lareal
Pres
B. D. Herron
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Workman
Cashier
Susannah Nethers
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PEUGH
ALL Stars
P.’S
Phifer
Trisacrin
Otolen
C. of C
Glenn Starr
Ringwall
J.S. Ringwalt Co
California
Iwaee
A.R. McBeth
D.C. Chiropractor
Cor. i and Gay Sts
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Will J
Doc’ Welsh
Gambler Street
H. M Huntsberger
McDermott
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