Demurrer Filed In Local Tire Case Over Salary Claim
Knox county common pleas court hears Knox Tire & Rubber Co demurrer to Andrew Metzell v Knox Tire. Plaintiff seeks 412000 for 1921 salary. Defendant argues petition lacks facts to state a cause. Frank O. Levering represents defendant. Separate items note a removal to U S district court in Baker v Baltimore & Ohio railroad and a reply in Mouck v Liberty Mutual. Probate fixes inheritance tax of 193.26 in John Ewart estate. Marriage licenses for Freeman Tudor Ruth Stillwell. Real estate transfers listed with nominal consideration.
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Andrew
Metzell
Knox Tire & Rubber Co
Plaintff
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Frank O. Levering
Melvin W. Baker
Balimore & Ohio >Railroad, Co
United States District Court
Dlair
Common Pleas
Fredericktown
Anewer
Lewis B. Mouck
The
Liberty Mutual Insurance Co
Knox County
John Ewart
Wooster Road Pike Opens to Amity Traffic
County Surveyor Carl Van Voorhis announced Saturday that the Wooster road pike from Mt. Vernon to Amity is open for light traffic with no loaded trucks allowed. The Amity to Loudonville segment remains closed until the pikes are completed late next fall, with detours via Danville and Spencerville. Edward Sloan, who ran away from Linden, Ohio, was taken to Columbus Saturday and turned over to Franklin County juvenile court.
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Wooster Road
Mt. Vernon
Amity
Carl van Voorhis
van Voorhin
Loudonville
Parsons
Loudon Ville
Hovant
Danville
Spellacy
Howard
Coshocton Road
van Voorkhis
Columbus
Edward Sloan
Linden
Ohio
Franklin County Juvenile Court
Feast of Weeks Observance and Local Church Services
The Feast of Weeks will be observed Sunday June 12 with a second day in orthodox congregations. Reform Judaism presents it as Confirmation Day marking covenant fidelity and religious instruction for youth. The notice lists services across Free Methodist, First Presbyterian, St. Vincent de Paul, Wayman A M E, Gay Street M E, Precent Truth Mission, and several other churches with times, confirmations, and programs for Children's Day and baccalaureate events.
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God
Mi Binal
Moses
Tarael
First Presbyterian Church
W. Hamill Shields
Church of Christ
St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church
W. Mulhane
High
McKei Streets
N. McKenzie Street
Wayman
Precent Truth Mission
G. A. R. Haltpel
Lawson
Gay Street
Methodist Protestant Church
North
Mulberry
D.C. Coburm
Fred Buxton
Vine Street
Message at the State Convention in community service
The article notes a state convention message and church welcome to the graduating class. It mentions a Knights of Pythias memorial parade and services at Mound View beginning at 2 p.m. with all Knights welcome at church events and triad and praise activities.
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Vine St
Church of Christ
J. A. Long
Vine Street
Bible
Adelphiah
Knights of Pythias
Mound View
Tri
Praine
Metropolis Band to Give Concert in Mt Vernon
A special train from Fostoria to Mt Vernon arrives Sunday afternoon for a band concert in the square at 5 20 pm. The Ha le s Gala Week begins Monday at the ball park with a store display and a contest offering free votes Saturday to Tuesday to boost contestants before the show grounds close Saturday evening June 18.
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Fostoria
Mt. Vernon
Ball Park
Hagle
Taken to hospital in sane case in probate court
Pearl Long, adjudged insane in probate court Thursday, was taken to the state hospital in Columbus Friday by Deputy Sheriff Oliver Walker.
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Pearl Long
State Hospital
Columbus
Oliver Walker
City Board of Education Meets With New Superintendent
The board held informal talks on future plans led by new superintendent Prof. A W Elliott. They reviewed sanitary system upgrades for Third Ward Fourth Ward and Davies buildings and wiring plans for electricity. Discussions on other improvements paused pending financial details with many bills approved and a follow up meeting set for next Monday to consider teaching applicants and appointments.
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City Board
A. W. Elliott
Third Ward
Fourth Ward
Davia
Word
Property Sold at Sheriff’s Sale in Canterbury District
In the partition case of Frank Rie et al, a house and four fifths of the ground in Canterbury were sold by sheriff on the premises. Verna Bell Clothes purchased the property for 600 dollars.
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Sheriff’s
Frank Rie
Rede
Mt al
Canterbury
Wan
Prirluy
Go. Prope Boled
Siapicite Gextut regu Fi ores a Go. The fragment hints at an event or notice but does not provide clear persons places organizations dates or concrete actions to summarize into a valid card.
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U. S. Court
Houck
Insurance Company
Freeman F. Tudor
Canton
Ruth Bahama
Miles M. Shipley
Raymond Brown
Centerbury
Henry@. Sutton
C. & G. Cooper Co
John W. Ahern
Arthur B. Wily Mums
Clinton
Wooster Road Pike
Free Methodist Mission
W. H. McKellen
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
William A. Leonard
Lid
Davies
Smythe
Gambier
Christian Science
East Gambier Street
Gay St. M. E
Arthur D. Mink
Clyde Michaels
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Tne
Christian Brotherhood
First Baptist Church
J. Cleeland
Fred E. Ross
Ross
South Vernon Union Chapel
Frank Butler
Crowthers
Whetsel
Jesse Caldwell
Amands Cutler
Lolo
Jenny Wren
Arabella Newston
Roy van Riper
Lela Caldwell
Donald Kinnard
Katherine Arguilla
Ethel Deen
Sulo
Thy Creator
Mia
Wilma Dean
Delma Whetsel
J. Cleland
Sandusky
Mt, Vernon
J. R. Price
Baltimore & Ohio
City Board OF Education
A. R. McBeth
D. C. Chiropractor
John Ruskin
SSS
Lewiscigar Mpg. CO
Newark
N. J
Chear
Sveltline
cApparel
America
Seeltline System
Madame Sveltline
West 34Th Street
New York, NJ
Henry Ford
Ford
Detroit
Fordson
Ford and Fortson
H. E. Cassel & CO
F. J. Harris & Co
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