Jury Returns Verdict For Defendant In Knox County Case
In the Hoffstadt-Berson Co. versus Ned W. Liger case in Knox County Common Pleas Court the jury, after a day of trial, returned a verdict for the defendant at 3:50. The claim sought $250 for alleged jewelry, but the defense asserted no delivery of goods. Judge Blair excused jurors until Monday. Also noted were motions, party changes, probate appointments, an administrator's account, and several real estate transfers in Knox County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffstadt-Berson Co
Gleveland Jewelers
Ned W.liger
Commonal Court
Knox County
Petit Jury
Blair
Edessa
Carl Raymond Poorman
Lucretia Poorman
Velma Shaffer
Common Pleas Court
Births and political filings in Knox County region
A son born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Vernon of Glona road and a daughter born Friday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spearman south of the city. A son born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Carston Ridenour of North Liberty. C Lester of Brink Haven filed Friday afternoon with Knox county election board seeking Republican nomination for clerk of courts.
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Russell Vernon
Glona Road
Lester Spearman
Carston. Ridenour
North Liberty
Lester
C. Lester
Brink Haven
Knox County Board of Election
Knox County
Chamber of Commerce Opens Tag Supply and Fence Sale
The Chamber of Commerce received a shipment of tags this afternoon and is now prepared to meet tag demands. A carload of wire fence is offered at bargain prices. Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange No. x448. Mr. James Miles, a Lockwax business visitor, was in Newark Thursday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Vernon
Woman Died in Philippines Cremated Body Sent Here
Relatives here today announced the death of Mrs. Alice Wright, a former resident, who died in the Philippines where she had lived for ten years. The cremated remains will be sent to this place for burial at Hour Corners cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock
Alice Wright
Philippines
Hour Corners
Boy Taken to Lancaster School for Burglary Conviction
Walter Garrod, age 13, found guilty of burglarizing the Cozy Corner Candy Kitchen on West High Street, was sentenced to the boys' industrial school at Lancaster Ohio by Judge Viking. He was transported Friday morning by Juvenile Officer Patrick Purcell and Deputy Sheriff B H Lytle, the trip made by automobile.
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Walter Garrod
West High Street
Lancaster
Ohio
Viking
Patrick Purcell
B. H. Lytle
Rockwell's car stolen in Columbus noon theft
Ford touring car owned by W. C. Rockwell of this city was stolen in Columbus about noon Thursday after he parked it during lunch. Police reported no trace of the vehicle after an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Rockwell
Columbus
Flower boxes brighten storefronts in Lawler’s street display
Lawler adds flower boxes in front of his windows filled with geraniums. Green and white leafed edging draws casual attention. The display complements Hotel Curtis as rent leader and a central park plot, creating a city center scene drawing admiring visitors and locals alike.
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Curtis
Lawler
Officers Elected by Timon Lodge Knights of Pythias
Timon Judge No 45 Knights of Pythias elected at a regular meeting Thursday evening the following officers Chancellor Commander Thomas B Hail Vice Chancellor Herman Gunther Prelate Ralph Brock Master At Arms John Breece Master Of Work Walter C Burris Inner Guard Stephen Bell Outer Guard Glenn Sparks
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Timon
Knights of Ties
Thomas
B. Hail
Herman Gunthner
Ralph Brock
John Breece
Walter C. Burris
Stephen Bell
Glenn Sparks
Mayer 16 Pleased With New Position
A letter from Leroy G. Mayer former Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce secretary arrives addressed to Hoy J. Russell. Mayer praises Conneaut Ohio as a fine town full of pep and civic effort indicating expected success in his new role with the Conneaut Chamber of Commerce.
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Leroy G. Mayer
Mt. Vernon
Wool valued at 1000 dollars destroyed by fire
A fire at the Deste KR Be bout farm on Glenn road west of the city destroyed over 1000 dollars worth of wool stored in the upper part of a small building that caught fire from a lamp under an incubator. The shed and contents were reduced to ashes by the flames.
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Deste KR
Bebout
Glenn Road
Mrs Melvina Glenn Claimed By Death In Pleasant Township
Mrs Melvina Glenn died Saturday at her daughter's Pleasant township home from complications of disease and old age. She was 83. Funeral services will be Monday at 1 PM at St John Church, with burial in St John Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melinda Evalyn Glenn
Frank Barter
Pleasant Township
St. John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
EPMA Problems to Be Discussed at Meetings
Frobioma countering the repair needs occupies most attention of school authorities next week. Monday evening Superintendent Marriott meets the Monroe board to discuss township repairs and how to fund the work. Superintendent Thornburg travels to Milford township the same night for a similar discussion.
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Marriott
Monroe
Thornburg
Milford Township
Frost remembered as 61 years since Trost killing
Older residents recall the famous Trost killing of 61 years ago when the area faced widespread destruction. The event left corn cut and fruit destroyed, a memory shared by many Mt. Vernon residents. Also noted is Mrs. W. J. Karnes and Miss Betty Nixon traveling to Columbus to visit Karnes' mother for several days.
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Ust
Mt. Vernon
W. J. Karnes
Betty Nixon
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ilger
Hoffstadt-Berson Jewelry Company
Common Pleas
Court House
Oregon
Fike
Charles Hawn
George Rightmire
R. C. Hammond
C. D. Mitchil
W. C. Purdy
Hattie Hawn
R. H. Hammond
Oregon Fike
Louise Hawn
Bond
E. 0
Young
James H. Shrimplin
Ira Jv Gault
Charles B. Welsh
Academia
Aaron Mercer
Mt. Vernon Home Building Co
City
Lancaster School
Rockwell
I, Lawler
Timon Lodge
Mayer
Jesse R. Bebout
Glen Road
Melvina Glenn
Sapp Bros. & CO
Oldsmobile
Oakland
la Fever
Morton
West High
THE
Standard Oil Company
Ohio Corporation
the Licking Creamery Company
the Licking Creamery CO
Frederick Town
Pamery
Alexandria Creamery
Coshocton
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