A Verdict Is Returned In Common Pleas Court
In Common Pleas Court on Tuesday afternoon Judge returns verdict in a case to sell church property. Florence Mattox files a petition for a divorce.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
In Common Pleas Court on Tuesday afternoon Judge returns verdict in a case to sell church property. Florence Mattox files a petition for a divorce.
A Knox county common pleas session concluded with a verdict for the Camp Glass Company in the Silbaugh receiver case, about $9,000 involved. Other entries include a Camp Glass Company versus Upham Gas Company action, leave granted in Lydick versus Ryan, a sale petition for the Licking Christian church assets, a divorce suit Florence Mattox versus Charles Mattox, the Bross will probated with distributions to kin, an increased bond in the John Alberts estate, and several marriages and deeds recorded in the Knox county court notices.
Strong points highlight loans only on homes and farms, excluding factories and shops. The bank notes high demand in Columbus area and offers support to home builders and farmers. It claims assets of 8.7 million dollars and pays five percent on time deposits, inviting inquiries for booklets.
The Kenyon College board of trustees at commencement week enacted strict limits on dances in Rosse hall with a 3 am curfew. They also banned Sunday tennis and golf on college premises due to abuse of privileges, signaling a shift in student life and social routines.
An ad promises a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure catarrh by acting upon mucous surfaces and building strength. It mentions Henry & Co Toledo and F. Bailey, claiming a constitutional remedy with testimonials and references to family pills for constipation.
The case Ohio vs Dale Porter on a charge of keeping a place for the unlawful sale of intoxicants was continued Tuesday until Tuesday morning June 22 on the defendant's request.
Kenyon College mourns the absence of Hon. Matthew Trimble of Washington D C during the June commencement week, missing his first ceremony in 58 years due to illness. A Kenyon graduate class of 1867, he attended 57 consecutive commencements, widely known for his longtime ties to the college and Masonic leadership in the District of Columbia.
Gambier June 16 A Bexley summer school opened today with a good attendance of clergymen from this and adjoining states. The program will run through the rest of the week. Miss Margaret Fobes of West High street traveled to Columbus this morning to attend the Senior dance at Ohio State University.
A list of students promoted from the eighth grade to Mt Vernon High School across multiple buildings. The roster names numerous pupils including Margaret Lillia Sonyere, Jonnie Beck, Laura Violet Barker, Dora Agnes Grosscup, and many others across Central Building, Fourth Ward, Ruster Bell, Tele Clements, and Dubinsky Building, reflecting the school’s grade advancement ceremony.
J F Dunn, arrested in Columbus for the Iger jewelry store burglary, admitted guilt and was sent to Mansfield reformatory after facing Wilson grocery charges in Westerville. Chief Parker testified, with Dunn’s indeterminate sentence announced. Other items note local residents visiting Gambier and surrounding area events.
The Dry Creek bridge four miles north of Newark collapsed Monday at 8 59 pm after 47 years of service. Local officials including Coroner Dr L Le Marriott and County Recorder Carl Martin noted the old timber span, built in 1568, was near the end of its life and had carried heavy traffic on a busy route. The flood bed of Dry Creek and its unique anticlinal stream path were unrelated to the collapse, which occurred despite ongoing flood conditions.
The six weeks old Mabel May West, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward West of 115 East Water street, died Wednesday at 2:40 am from strangulation linked to a bad cold and tangled bed clothes. Funeral at 2:40 pm Thursday at the family home conducted by Rev Grayson. Interment in Mound View Cemetery.
At a Buckeye City bank board meeting Tuesday the resignation of president B B Rice was presented and accepted. D B Workman was elected to the presidency of the Commercial Savings Bank Company of Buckeye City.
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