Brink Haven chooses school board by random draw
Knox county commissioners filled vacancies on the Brink Haven board of education by drawing three names from a hat after the local school board failed to select. Clyde Parsons, James Buubaugh, and Shannon Berchart were named for short and two standard terms. Also noted are road and bridge contracts, the Morningstar will filing, and probate activity including an executor appointment for William Morningstar.
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Knox County Commissioners
Brink Haven
Clyde Parsons
James Buubaugh
Shannon Be
Morningstar
Wiliam Morningstar
Butler Township
Josephine Morningstar
Nether Schooley
Tentator
Marie Stull
Helen Stull
William Stull
Clarence Stull
Share
Abare
Columbus Ewart
Beasle Walter
Park B. Blair
Sald
Bennington Township
Licking Co
Homer
Genterbury
Utica
O. N. Hall
Locust St
Newark
Ohio
Reeves Engr Company v Dever petition on error filed in Knox
Reed filed by the defendant in the case Reeves Engineering Company versus Edward Dever. William T. Melick to Lemuel 1 Colgin 34 acres in Jackson County. John Metamnan George Hoyman and Charles L Black listed in the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Metamnan
George Hoyman
Charles L. Black
Cote
Reeves Engineering Company
Edward Dever
Court of Appeals
Knox County
Reed
William T. Melick
Lemuel 1
Colgin
Jackson
Centerburg Social Notes From Local Visitors and Guests
Min and Mrs James H Smith of Houston left for their western home Sunday. Mrs L M Dally visited Columbus this week. Mr and Mrs B T Jenkins of Chesterville were guests at the Wright home last week. Mrs Harry Siruble and son Marengu are guests of the Shinnaberry’s. Mrs Lewis Mitchell spent time in Columbus with her sister. R B Stump of Croton was a business visitor Monday. Mrs Ella Hews and daughter Tons visited Newark Sunday. Jesse Spira and Jeanette attended a Cleveland wedding. Shinnaberg and wife and B Ramey and wife visited the Ho ffer home near Waterford.
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Min
James H. Smith
Houston
Tex
L. M. Dally
Columbus
Helen Mensmore
B. T. Jenkins
Chesterville
J. B. Wright
Perry Borden
Gazette Force
Hiness
Harry Siruble
Marengu
Frank Shinnaberry
Lewis Mitchell
Isaac Teagarden
R. B. Stump
Croton
Ella Hews
Mins
Newark
Jesse Spira
Mise Jeanette
Cleveland
Shinnaberg
Local Notices and Personal Guests Reported in Zanesville Area
Mrs Ella Mull of Zanesville visits her aunt Mrs Martha Carey. Wizel Ayers of Barberton and Cecil McGinney of Akron stay with Nadge McKinley during commencement. Mrs Bregill of Lock visits cousin Mrs Mactin. Mrs Thomas Clark visits New Cortie and friends. Mrs Laulee Key to visit Tennessee. Rheumatism relief claims via Chamberlains Liniment with testimonial from W A Jockhard. For sale by dealers.
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Ella Mull
Zanesville
Martha Carey
Wizel Ayers
Barberton
Cecil McGinney
Akron
Nadge McKinley
Bregill
Lock
Mactin
Thomas Clark
New Cortie
Laulee Key
Hese
Tennessee
Wife Refused Home After Signing Divorce Contract
Levi Young petitions for divorce in probate court claiming Elma Young deserted him December 1 1914 after promising to provide a home per a 1911 contract. They wed February 26 1902 at Crestline Peb and have two children. He seeks divorce and occupancy rights to a 140 acre Hellville homestead allegedly lost when she left the farm.
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Levi Young
Elma Young
Crestline
Eliza J. Young
Hellville
Clark BH. Hines
Mansfield News
Schweitzer Injury Sidelights Buckeye and Central Leagues
Mt. Vernon’s Al Schweitzer, who spent part of this season with Lima in the Buckeye League and recently reported to Dayton Central League, bruised his knee last Wednesday and will miss games for an indefinite period. Labeled the unluckiest player, his string of injuries has kept him from the majors, though he has stayed in shape by playing right wing.
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Schweitzer
al Schweitzer
Mt. Vernon
Lima
Buckeye
Dayton
Bose
Schweltzer
Utlea girl with fractured shoulder treated at Mt Vernon
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Helthroy of Utlea was brought to the city on Tuesday with a fractured shoulder and admitted to Mt Vernon hospital for treatment.
Local Notes From Gambler and Nearby Towns
Short locals record varied visits and travels. Many residents attend family events, recitals, and reunions across Gambler, Mainsfield, Barberton, and Orrville, with numerous trips to Waterford, Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Louisville. Community members return home after hospital stays, graduations, and church activities, alongside a union in Miawattin Park on July 5.
The Legality of Transfer for Armory Site
A council faces uncertainty over transferring funds to buy the armory site as the legality of the transfer is debated. A committee travels to Columbus on Tuesday to seek guidance on the bond purchase.
City Council Hears Long Session On Armory Bond Move
On the longest day of the year the city council held a lengthy meeting with little business of importance. A key topic was whether the city should fund $10,000 bonds for an armory by diverting cemetery perpetual care funds, a proposal deemed potentially illegal by a committee chair. The council voted to send a delegation to Columbus to seek a legal opinion from state officials.
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Cemetery Perpetual Care
Salisbury
Marcus Rosenthall
Columbus
Koons
Mesora
Weaver
Lockman
Banning
Wootton
City council notes river bank work and power meter plan
Reports from committees discuss river bank matters along Kokoning near Woet side dyke and a meter installation by Ohio Light & Power at the pumping house. The public improvements panel notes a billboard on Pennsylvania railway company property and lacks authority to remove it. A special committee to review the armory transfer will report at 7:20 PM Wednesday.
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Kokoning
Woet
Die
Ohio Light & Power Company
Public Improvement Committee
8. & Q. Uricks
Pennsylvania Railway Company
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C. W. Hunter
Miller Township
Samuel Clark
Burson
Wayne Township
James Burson
Wilson Bridge
Charles G. Weagler
David Nelble
Columbus Walt
Willian Morningstar
Bold
Barton W- Blair
Mma
Hwalt
Centerburg
Bovis
Bangs
Chamberlain
W. A. J.ockhard
Homer City
N. Y
Addie Anderson
Colunbus Road
Gambler
Misa Junnetta Wolder
Gojumil
Groveport
Lockbourny
M. Kaufman
Danville
Millerabure
Nueaday
Mile J. Miah
Waterford Thesday
Familly Rownton
Union
Miawat
Charles Champion
Pleasant Street
W. J. Richardson
Mansfeld
Tienday
Irwin
Greenville
Mra
Frank Wakenrode
Cecilia
J. William Lee
Eleanor
Mr. Lee
Mariow and
Springield
Walter Ramsey
Lake Arthur
New Mexico
James Harter
Widebexter
Squire
George §. Harter
Louieville
John Smith
Hdna van Aundale
A. J. Banks
Washington, D. C
City
Nancy K. Adrian
North Division Street
Laura Moore
Parkersburg
W. Va
Jean Ll. Mcintosh
East Sugar Street
Edward Moore
East Gambler Street
Pittsburgh
Orrville
Helen Moore
Miss Moore
University of Pittsburgh
Mary Salisbury
Bertha Henry
Myrtle Douglass
Marie Ruskings
Frances Davis
Pauline Corwin
Margaret Welker
Helen Purbaugh
Ada Debolt
Louse George
Gindya Hagan
Arlene Miller
Harry A. Farst
Methodist Sunday School
Lawrence Mitchelleaves
Chicago
George Knecht
Burt Champion
Logan Wills
Carl Feeney
Avery-Loeb Electric Company
Buckeye Lake
Beryl Zemer
Ma Williams
Minna Doerschule
State Board of Examiners
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Marty Moffitt
Mingo Junction
Wax
Yn Life
Clyde G. Church
Dacey Dubinsky
Elvin Thompson
Myre
John M. Woolleod
Mes
O. G. Payor
Charles Mild
Park Th
Wor
Tay
Frank Parrott
Gambler Welunday
Attendine ¢ Meoune
Mira
Willemin
East Vine
East High Street
North Mulberry Street
Adama Street
Deems
West Vine Street
Oak Street
Pont Front Street
Cornell
Allinseek
High Street
Howes
Ieee
Benar
Harry J. Smith
Knox Co
R.D
Citizens’ Phone Gambier Exchange
C. V. Purdy
Mt. Ver
Allen Bebout
Walker
The
Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Company
the Good Company
CABL
Wright City
Democracy
Stephenson South Bend, Ind
CNL Ween Ee
Nugent
France
Europe
Rufus
Jarvis
Jahava
Robiano
Fredericktown
Butler Road
B. E. Litt & Son
Palm Beach
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