Citation in Millie McGlade case cited for contempt in Knox court
A citation for contempt was issued in Knox county Common Pleas Court against Millie McGlade for alimony nonpayment. Separate probate items note William Koons as executor in Mary Monahan case, a lunacy affidavit against William Stoyle, and a petition to sell David O Watson real estate by Joseph R Wilson. Weddings and real estate deeds also listed amid community notices. More: Kenyon and Bexley Hall commence June 11 with a full slate of graduations and ordinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie McGlade
Joseph McGlade
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Common Pleas Court
William M. Koons
Mary Monahan
Common Pleas
Belcher & Connor
Columbus
R. L. Carr
Mt. Vernon
William Stoyle
State Hospital
Woolfson
Joseph R. Wilson
David 0. Watson
Emma Wilson
Man Struck by Car On West High Street
William W. Gregory of West Chestnut Street was struck by Carlton Scott's automobile on West High Street Sunday afternoon. He sustained a bad scalp wound and shock but was taken home by the driver before an ambulance arrived, after attempting to cross the street as the car approached. Gregory thanked Scott for stopping and said he was not badly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Scott
West High Street
William W. Gregory
West Chestnut Street
Scott
Gregory
Fractured rib at home injures Elizabeth Elliott
Miss Elizabeth Elliott of North Main Street fractured a rib after a fall at her home Saturday afternoon. A surgeon attended to her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Elliott
North Main Street
Insurance strength statement on protection and assets
The company states it is protected by fire, tornado, windstorm, burglary and embezzlement insurance, covering injuries to employees and loss of money in bank. It asserts this protection provides safety to depositors and notes assets of 38,600,000 with five percent paid on time deposits.
Union School Picnic at Gilmore's Grove
The Union School of Pike Township will hold a picnic in Gilmore's Grove on June 12 starting at 1:30 PM. The program includes music, readings by multiple students, addresses by Supt. W. F. Augtre and Rev. H. H. Miller, and several races followed by a ball game at 3:30. Bring baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township Union School
Gilmore's Grove
Marie Cunningham
Thelma Burger
Beasle Cralu
Mabel Keller
W. F. Augtre
H. H. Miller
L. E. Mitchell
Unclaimed Mail at Mt Vernon Post Office
Unclaimed letters linger for delivery delay urging addressees to claim. Advertised June 7, 1915, includes Herb Arnold Mrs John Davis, Mrs M Denton, Geo Hearney, Miss Alice Kilkenny, RE Matticks Ira L Pope George Rodgers Nell Slone Howard Williams Bob Wingert Nettie May Wilkinson Arthur J Zeltera SHERIDAN DOWDS Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Post Office
Arnold
Herb Davis
John Denton
Hearney
Geo
J. Kilkenny
Alice Knollman
RE. P. Matticks
Ira L. Pope
George Rodgers
Nell Slone
Howard Williams
Bob Wingert
G. FP. Wilkenson
Lost Oui Twenty Errors In Extra Inning Setback
Mt. Vernon and Argenbright of Columbus played a ten inning game with Argenbright winning 9 to 6. Mt. Vernon used Bowsden then Sammy Shere with a sore arm. Scholl replaced McClure in the ninth. Mt. Vernon totaled eight hits and 17 errors by end of nine, total errors reaching twenty after the extra frame despite loose play and favorable crowd reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Argenbright
Columbus
Bows 'den
Sammy Shere
Scholl
Argenbrights
McClure
Columbus Club
Veron
Kicked by horse injures man during barn chase
Joseph Glibert was kicked in the right arm when a horse stepped on him after he chased a chicken with a whip in his Wooster Avenue barn Sunday morning. He escaped serious injury, while local witnesses and temple members visited Zanesville for the Pythian Sisters grand lodge session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster Avenue
Joseph Glibert
Atall
Glibert
Gilbert
French Hold Ground Against Heavy German Assaults North of Arras
French war office reports a violent German offensive along the Ablam Sotcher Neuville front with artillery and infantry advances. Despite constant bombardment, French forces hold every position gained recently and have captured new inner trenches and two trench lines near Moulin Sous Trouvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Paris
Arras
Ablam-Sotcher-Neuville
French War Office
Neuville
St. Vaast
Aisne
Tracy Lemont
Helehis
Moulin Sous- Trouvent
Notable Dignitaries and Tragedies Chronicle Day
A wide range of brief items: comedian Joho Rice died suddenly in a Philadelphia hotel at 57. Drownings occurred at Dayton Mad River as Andrew Resch and Joseph Ruel attempted to save a companion. Ohio champion speller Claude Crossett vows to challenge state winners. Stuart R. Bolin named United States attorney for southern Ohio, replacing Sherman McPherson. Roy Barber and Mollie Barber drowned while fishing at Youngstown. Cincinnati discusses protests to President Wilson over moving the district attorney office to Columbus. Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt visit New Orleans en route to Christian Pa., planning a yacht cruise with friend Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joho, Rice
Philadelphia
Andrew Resch
Joseph Ruel
Dayton
Mad River
Claude Crossett
Ohio
Stuart R. Bolin
United States
Sherman McPherson
Bolin
Columbus
Roy
Mollie Barber
Youngstown
Cincinnati
Wilsom
Department of Justice
Eleet Stuart R. Bolln
Tae
Willis Elaines Appropriations Cuts in Columbus
Governor Willis trimmed general and sundry appropriation bills by large sums. Vetoes total $932,649.60, with sundry items cut by $444,209. Various institutions under the state board of administration face reductions, including a $1,000,000 two year appropriation for new buildings and betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Elaines
Columbus
Willis
State Board of Administration
Kenyon Coach Benny Bell Charged With Forgery
Benny Bell of Kenyon, longtime coach, is charged with forgery after allegedly writing a 16 dollar note in his father's name and cashing it at Charles W. Hyer's harness shop. He was arrested in Utica Saturday, arraigned Monday before Mayor Perrine, and bound over in 500 dollars bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Bell
Utien
Osicar
James J. Taylor
Perrine
Lnis
Itta
Young Bell
Charles W. Hyer
Episcopal visitation confirms large classes at St Vincent de Paul and St Luke's
Bishop James J. Hartley of Columbus led an Episcopal visitation at St Vincent de Paul Church, confirming 94 converts after high mass. The ceremony honored 44 boys 40 girls and 10 adults with Patrick Purcell and Mrs. Daniel McCarthy as sponsors. In Danville he confirmed 90 at St Luke's with 12 adults, joined by Rev. Father Plunkett and Father Muthane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hartley
Columbus
St Vincent de Paul's
Father Mulhane
Patrick Purcell
Daniel McCarthy
Danville
Thompson Cooper Lodge Officers Elected at June Meeting
Thompson Cooper lodge No. 7 of the K of P elected officers at the June 1 meeting. Curry as V C Reddix Prelate Hamilton M of F Simmons M of Ex c Turner K of R S Newsom M of W Simmons M of R Ralls Trustee Reddix. Mrs L G Allerding and daughters Louise and Betty returned Sunday from a week with friends in Akron. Mr Allerding joined them in Akron Saturday.
Death of Hattie A. Brown in Gambler Street area
Hattie A. Brown died Sunday evening at a Gambler Street home after a lengthy tuberculosis illness. Aged 45, formerly from New Straitaville, Ohio, she had recently resided with her daughter Mrs William Chinn after entering the Ohio State Sanatorium three months ago. Surviving children noted. Funeral held Monday at McCormick's Chapel with Rev J A Long officiating. Interment in Mound View Cemetery.
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Mire
Hattie A. Brown
Willian Chinn
St East
McCormick's Chapel
South Maim Street
J. A. Long
Mound View
Milford Commencement At Grange Hall On June 9
Milford township high grade commencement exercises will be held in the Grange hall on Wednesday evening June 9. Graduates include Harold Wintermute Reed Barker Mabel Larimore Olive Barrick. Music by Centerbury orchestra. Address by District Superintendent C M Layton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Grange Hall
Harold Wintermute
Reed Barker
Mabel Larimore
Olive Barrick
Centerbury
C. M. Layton
Memorial services held for Centerburg K of P lodge at Lock cemetery
About fifty members of the K of P lodge of Centerburg attended memorial services at Lock cemetery yesterday afternoon. Centerburg ritualistic services were used with music by the Centerburg band.
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Lock
K. of P. Lodge of
Centerburg
K. of P
W C T U Members Give Flowers at Ohio Sanatorium
Members of the W. C. T. U. in Vernon distributed 156 bouquets to patients at the Ohio State Sanatorium on Monday, as thanks and appreciation were expressed by the patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Ohio State Sanatorium
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Kenyon
Joseph MeGlade
Adist Protestant Church
Ralph Wilson Hagans
Farmer
Brink Haven
Alta Senora Ratjohn, Greer
Uriah
Jesse B. White
Brown and
Jefferson Townships
A. A. Perrine
John C. Bushfield
Mound View Cemetery
Mulberey Street
A. P. Taylor
John M. Ward
O. E. Ford
Bexley
Gambler
Ken
You College
Kenyon College
Bachelor of Arte
H. S. Ablewhite
Gambier
P. C
R. C. Goode
Port Clinton
William Clinton Seltz
George P. Atwater
Akron
Alumi
Knox County Savings Pnd
Memoriam
Jane C. Hunt
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Pike Township
Oui
Cora Allen
Carrie Miller
Mary Stinemere
Jennie Shiffette
Mal Corneva
Lesda Tite
Aubera
Prem Au
Roosevelt
New Orleans
Mia
Join Parker
Mr. Parker
Paes Christian
Spokane
Benny Bell
Toke
Robert L. Matthews
Toe
Minthew
Tim
Wien
Seco
Ise
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