A Session of Count for Purpose of Setting Aside a Deed
A court session was held to set aside a deed with the matter taken under advisement by the Budget Commission during a Friday session.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
7
A court session was held to set aside a deed with the matter taken under advisement by the Budget Commission during a Friday session.
A night session of common pleas court heard Mary Toby versus John Mix over a deed with many witnesses. Judge Wickham will rule later. Divorce granted in Besalo Bull vs Aaron Bull on adultery grounds. Budget commission remaining in session to fix next year taxes. Adams Hayes Estate appoints William G. Koons administrator with $1,000 bond. Park B. Blair named administrator of Anna Neely Scott with $1,800 bond. Deeds Filed include Magdalena Young to Frank Young. Frank Shrimplin to R D Richardt. J A Reed to F P Shrimplin. Columbus Ewalt admr. to George C. Coup. and David F Ewing to Anton Schiappa canne.
The Pittsburgh Gazette Times features a large cut of performers from the Dramatic club of Margaret Morrison Carnegie School in Pittsburgh Pa for As You Like It. Miss Margaret Eggleston of Mt. Vernon Ohio plays Orlando and the paper lauds the production as exceptionally well received with outstanding acting staging and costumes.
Fredericktown resident James A. Franks was killed during a runaway in Shreve on Thursday morning around eight. He was dragged by a frightened team, striking obstacles as bystanders and Dr. Bernoette attended and he died at Tidball’s undertakers. Survived by wife, two daughters, and several siblings. The news notes Franks’s recent move to Shreve, his new home, and local connections, including relatives in Wooster and nearby towns.
The managing board of Camp Sychar met Friday afternoon at Rev. F. J. Johnson's home for the annual pre camp meeting session. Business included未 discussions on a new dining hall. Members listed include Rev. F. I. Johnson Elmer Jacobs Mt Vernon Rev L Peek Cleveland C L Lewis Pavonia and R A Schinuck Canton.
Mr David Hess died at his home in Bladensburg Thursday afternoon after a short illness aged 76 He is survived by a son and a brother The funeral will be held Friday at 2 00 pm at the late home Rev Babywine officiating and burial will follow in Bladensburg cemetery
Ohio's 1912 wheat production is projected to be the lowest in years with an average yield per acre near seven bushels. The official Ohio Department of Agriculture report notes 44 percent of original wheat acreage abandoned, leaving 1,079,804 acres harvestable. hay and corn prospects, price data, and cattle and pig conditions are also summarized amid dry weather and seed issues.
New Haven Yale alumni and friends assemble for commencement week events. President Arthur T. Hadley to deliver the baccalaureate address in Woolsey Hall. Class day exercises Monday and alumni events Tuesday followed by dinner. Wednesday features ceremonies with the dean and veterans. Thursday the group travels to New London for the annual Veteran Board meeting.
Barnes was arrested at his home north of the city Thursday afternoon by Chief Clem ents on an affidavit filed before Mayor Perrine by George Edwarde charging him with the violation of intoxicating liquors act. He was brought to Mt. Vernon and appeared before the mayor, pleaded not guilty, and was taken to jail in default of a $200 bond. The hearing was set for 2 p.m. on June 18.
Society notes report the marriage of Misa Hazel Vero Vail formerly of Mr. Vernon to George Compton Williams of Cleveland at the bride’s home on Went 33rd street. The ceremony featured Lohengrin music, pink peonies, and a bouquet toss, with a reception and gifts afterward. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Sarah Brentlinger and Mrs. Williams. The couple will reside at 3729 West Bard Street after August first. Lawn fete noted and lodge delegates planned for Portland meeting.
Montreal June 15 The Canadian Olympic squad for Stockholm 1920 prepares for the trip with sailors oinemen and marksmen awaiting flight to Liverpool. The team will spend a week or ten days in English practice before continuing to Stockholm.
Athol Massachusetts observes the town's 160th founding with anniversary services across churches. The week includes parades band concerts athletic contests and historical exercises beginning tomorrow morning.
The Hague hosts an international conference opened recently to shape law and practice on bills of exchange and checks. Representatives include the United States and major European powers along with Soviet delegates, aiming to formalize reforms.
Dozens of Mt Vernon residents and area visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell of Jockpent, Mrs. George Lee of Gambier, and families of Reed Hows, were seen visiting relatives and attending personal engagements. Attendees traveled from Gambier, Columbus, Cleveland, Chicago, Pittsburgh and Los Angeles to visit friends, attend commencements, funerals, and family events. Los Angeles guest Mrs. John T. Wright and kin from Peoria and Cleveland were hosted by local residents.
A simple ceremony united Edmond T. Dann, grandson of poet Longfellow, and Miss Jewsie Holliday, English portrait painter. A justice of the peace officiated at the wedding held at the bridegroom’s parents’ home, Mr and Mrs Richard Henry Dam.
Bethlehem New Hampshire June 16 The wedding of Robert von Meadztaker associate justice of the Pennsylvania supreme court and Anne V Macbeth daughter of Mr and Mrs George A Macbeth of Pittsburgh occurred this afternoon at the bride's parents summer home Rev Nathaniel D Pendelton of Pittsburgh officiated the ceremony in a private setting near Bethlehem
The third Saturday of April and the third Saturday in May start at 8:00 AM. Communications go to the Clerk of the Board. Officers include C. M. Barber President and L. Murry Clerk, Mt. Vernon Ohio.
Lucinda McKinney and Lants Wolford et al appear in Knox Common Pleas By for an order of sale. The notice states the sale will be conducted at the door of the court house in Mount Vernon Knox County.
The 22nd day of June 1912 features a bid for parcels in Knox County Ohio. Described lands include part of the north half of the township section and a second parcel in the southwest quarter. The sale lists boundaries, prior deeds, and an appraised value of 31,600. Terms require one third cash, one third in one year, and one third in two years with interest or full cash option. Sheriff P J Parker represents plaintiffs with counsel Hoyas.
At the University of Georgia in Athens on June 15, a record-sized class will receive diplomas at this year’s commencement. The week opens with a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. L. Pickard of Savannah, and the graduation address on Wednesday will be delivered by Judge J. H. Lumpkin of the Georgia Supreme Court.
The undersigned has been appointed and qualified administrator of the estate of Frank N Gorsuch late of Knox county Ohio deceased by the Probate Court of Knox County on May 25 1912.
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