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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

5

Assignment of Cases Set By Judge Jewell For Knox County Court

Judge Jewell assigns chancery cases for the Knox county court for the week starting June 29 including George I. Rapp vs. George Mass Jennie Hisaong vs. Carl Taylor and several other docketed matters. Dispositions in the common pleas Wednesday include Robertson vs Squires and Gantt vs Greer with judgments and continuances noted. an answer was filed by the American Surety Company in Barton Blair admin vs Russell et al. The will of Sophia A. Stout, Jefferson township, is filed naming Joseph F. Stout as husband with provisions for his household and support of children Mamie John and Bertha Stout.

Jewell Tade Court of Common Pleas Jennie Hisaong Carl Taylor Leroy G. Silbaugi The Camp Glass Co Jas R. Blubaugh Trustees of Union Two Charles Ewerson Eva Cook Mary Vasbinder Charles Vasbinder William M. Koons George Rush F. Higgins F. B. Zelg Albert J. Wolfe Ve. Chas H. Grant Thos J. Scarbrough Lawrence Jenkins Rebecca Pelton Richard Pelton Samuel Conkle Philip Conkle Millie McGlade Joseph McGlade Ada Blackburn Glee R. Bricker Chas R. Bricker Ida Weaver John EB Stonebrook Clara Baldwin John H. Stonebrook Columbus Common Pleas Court Robertson Vs Barton W. Blair John JB. Russell W. C. Russell American Surety Company of New York Knox County American Surety Company W. C. Rassel J. B. Ruggell Daniel H. Sowers of Stout Sophia A. Srout Jefferson Township Joseph F. Stout Mamie Stout John Stout Bertha W. Stout

Death of Husband Prompts Equal Share among Five Children

Probate note states the entire will is to be divided equally among Hossin M. Mote Carrie B. McIntire Mamie Stout John Stout and Bertha Stout after the husband’s death. Executors named include the husband. Will admitted to probate April 9, 1914 in the presence of Alien J. Workman and A. J. Workman. Guardians appointed Lowell M. Newell for Liz Newell and Ernest Pipes with bonds set at 750. Alias deed records show sheriff J. M. Woolfson transferring 60 acres in Jefferson to Wooldridge.

Hossin M. Mote Carrie B. McIntire Mamie Stout John Stout Bertha Stout Alien J. Workman A. J. Workman Guardian Lowell M. Newell Liz Newell Bond Willam Newell J. M. Woolfson J. FF Wooldridge Jefferson

Ayers Receives Award for Injuries at Cooper Works

The State Industrial Commission granted Richard Ayers of 204 West Vine Street Mt. Vernon a $46.89 award under the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law for an injury sustained while employed by The Cooper Co. at Mt. Vernon.

State Industrial Commission Richard Ayers West Vine Street Mt. Vernon G. Cooper Co Ohio Workmen's Compensation

Committee appointed to run 1914 Chautauqua season

President W. A. Ackerman announced a Citizens' association committee to oversee the 1914 Chautauqua season. The group will supervise ticket sales and manage funds from sales, and includes L. A. Stream, R. H. Kinney, A. A. Dowds, N. Lorey, M. Woolson, Ringwall, Zemer, Winans, Wilkins, M. J. Fish, Kirby, Rev. L. W. Mulhane, and Rev. Ira J. Houston among others.

Citizens’ Association W. A. Ackerman Mesers L. A. Stream R. H. Kinney A. A. Dowds N. Lorey 5. M. Woolson R. GC. Ringwall P. C. Zemer C. H. Winans W. M. Coup P. L. Wilkins M. J. Fish FB. EB. Kirby Rev L. W. Mulhane Ira J. Houston

Epworth League elects officers at Danville convention

At Danville Ohio June 18 the Mansfield district Epworth League finished a two day session with 75 delegates. Officers for the coming year include President Rev. L S Rush Delaware First Vice W J Willetta Cardington Second Vice Miss Stella Fish Gambier Third Vice Miss Marie Bronk Mansfield Fourth Vice Miss Faye Mots Danville Secretary Miss Marguerite Allen Mt. Vernon Treasurer Mrs W S Anderson Shelby Junior League Supt Miss Moe Gorand Mt. Vernon. Julian Eitinge is enjoying a vacation in Europe.

Danville Ohio Mansfield Epworth League Delaware J. 8. Mills League Rev. L. 8. Rush W. J. Willetta Cardington Misa Stella Fish

Jones Brothers Sentenced In Franklin County Robbery Case

Ernest Jones and Earl Jones pleaded guilty to robbery in Franklin County Court in Columbus Ohio. Ernest received Ohio penitentiary time while Earl drew a sentence at Mansfield Ohio State Reformatory. Arthur Strom also pled guilty and was sentenced. The trio had confessed to the Taylor Station robbery and another Knox county store heist.

Earl Jones Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Arthur Strom Jones’ Brothers Taylor Station Franklin County Away Ohio Franklin County Grand Jury Common Pleas Jones Brothers Knox County Centerbury

Eagles Refer Home Plan To State Referendum In Ohio

Delegates at the tenth annual Fraternal Order of Eagles Ohio aerie convention in Springfield elect officers and discuss proposals. The home plan and a visiting nurse proposal were sent to referendum, delaying concrete action by at least a year as each lodge votes before next year’s state meeting. George A. Cheyney to join rail executives for a two week Western tour visiting Yellowstone, Salt Lake City, Denver and more, hosted by Union Pacific.

Springfield Fraternal Order of Eagles Ohio Aerie George A. Cheyney Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago Yellowstone National Park Balt Lake City Denver Union Pacific Railroad

Oldest U S Senator Celebrates 85th Birthday Today

Centerburg girds for a big day on June 20 with free entertainment and $1500 in prizes. Senator Ivane Stephenson of Wisconsin, oldest U S senator, turns eighty five this month and plans re election noncandidate, tracing a career from a Wisconsin lumber camp to the Senate in 1907. Governor Cox to speak at 3 pm. events include a band concert, high wire act, and a Tucker Bros theater show with prize awards and coupons for merchants. Located in Centerburg, a parade of speakers and exhibitions marks the center of a community celebration.

Centerburg Busttiees Mon'a Association Ander Iittio Centerbury Greasenpole Fourth Regiment Band of Columbus Leo Earl Tucker Bros. Theatre James M. Cox J.D. Wall Sparta CG. B. Denman Fredericktown J. W. Gleason Olive Green Harry Graves Cro

Prayers at Home as Husband Dies in New Haven

Mrs Harriet Burch watched beside her husband Mark H Burch as he faced a transition from which he would not return after dying at the Yale Harvard baseball game in New Haven. She placed his body on a couch at Euclid Hall and refused doctors verdicts of heart disease, seeking faith healing with Mrs A B Huber. Margaret Anglin to present revivals of Greek classics at the University of California theater.

New York Harriet Burch Mark H. Burch Burch

No Bidders for Coshocton Road Paving Bid

No bidders were received for the proposed paving of a mile and an eighth on Coshocton road in Knox county. Bids were due by noon Tuesday but none came. Other counties saw multiple bids and contracts were awarded there. Officials say Knox county estimates were too low, plans may be re advertised at about $22,000, with potential raises if bids remain absent.

Coshocton Knox County Corporation Tin East State Highway Commission

Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Charslea Fr on East High

A son was born Thursday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charslea Fr. of East High Street. The brief item notes the newborn and parental names in a local birth notice.

Ars Charslea Eaat High Street

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Judge Jewell al Surety Company Sophia A. Stout Georeg I. Rapp George Mass Ayers Cooper Works Julian Eitinge Europe Jones Bros Earnest Earl Franklin County Court Ernest Cago Junction Mon Preay Ernest Jones Ohio Penitentiary Eagles United States Washinton D. C Ivane Stephenson Wieconsin Selig Senato Hig Jday Stephenson Senate Benatar Stephenson Prodericton N. B Bangor Wisconsin Janesville Wis Milwaukee Escanaba Lake Michigan Jesse Spalding William L. Strong Sturgeon Bay Lumbermen of Menominee River Stephonson National Bank of Marinette Wisconin Congress Robert M. la ¥Ollette United States Senate Joseph V. Quarles Mr. LaFollette Senator Quarles Spooner Committee On Privileges and Elections Clark University Worcester Mass Romulo 8. Naon Washington Illinois St. Louis United Spanish War Veterans Department of Minols Nelson Miles Centerburk Gazette Bottenfeld BB. Nagle Margaret Anglin University of Caliifornia Coshocton Road Knox Co Berlin
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