Divorces and wills listed in Danville court notices
Barging details show Maggie Peterson seeks divorce and alimony with cruelty claims from spouse Jeane Peterson, parents note sixlegal items include Stephen Blubaugh will probate leaving estate to Mary Blubaugh, executrix Mary Dinbaweh, bonds and appraisers named, plus multiple notices on mental health, estate accounts, marriage licenses, deeds filed, and naturalization papers in Danville district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Dinbaweh
Danville
Stephen Hinbaugh
Surettes
Joseph M. Blubaugh
Lillie J. Wmubatieh
Joseph T. Blubaugh
Theodore Durbin
Taylor Stivite
Political mix up on nominations and a chicken court case
The article cites Attorney General Turner and Secretary of State Hildebrandt ruling that nomination by petition remains binding for smaller villages under the 16 law, despite a legislative error. It notes a Van Wert case involving a $40 chicken care bill used as evidence in a theft trial and Auditor Donahey criticizing the charges and process as inefficient. Prof and Mrs J F Fish of Chicago visited Mr and Mrs Miles Fish and left for Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Graves
Columbus
Aoman
A.V. Don
Honaley
Donahoy
van Wert
Clerk Given Cuff Links to Retiring Chief Clerk Tilton
The state highway department presented retiring chief clerk J. H. Tilton a pair of gold cuff links engraved with Acacia, the national Master Masons fraternity. R. J. Hough delivered the presentation speech. Tilton, once from Knox County, lived in Brown Township.
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State Highway Department
J. H.tilton
R. J. Hough
Columbia Journal
Tilton
Knox County
Brown Township
Acacia Fraternity
Master Masons
Deaths Pee ee ee We fa oe he oe DEATHS
Mrs Harry Cummings died yesterday afternoon at 4 15 from spinal meningitis aged 24 two months married. She leaves husband and parents Mr and Mrs William Buckley and sisters Clara and Anie. Funeral Saturday at o'clock at Disciple church Rev Hoover officiating. Interment in Bladensburg cemetery.
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Harry Cummings
Madensburg
Cummings
Sho
Willian Buckley
Clara
Anie
Disciple
Rev. Hoover
Bladensburg Campiers
Births and local oil testing notes in Morris and Pike townships
The notice records births at East Lignartine Street to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Woolson on Friday. Ohio Fuel Supply Co drifts in and tests wells on J. J. Clark farm Morris township and at William Irvine farm Morris township Albert G Coup farm Pike township and Joseph M Meteger farm Monroe township. Miss Lulu Moffitt visits western state and stays with cousin G K Worth line in Piqua this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Women criminals steal six dollars in village hotel caper
Two women from a local band of Ayrales were arrested by Officer Willey after stealing six dollars from the Hark hotel cash register. They pleaded not guilty, then guilty, paid a fine and costs, and were ordered to leave town. The money was recovered. Abbott Bird, visiting from Liberty, also had a five dollar extraction but recovered it.
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Centerbury Gazette
Willey
Ward
Hark Hotel
Jack Darting
Coen
White
Cotton
Abbott Bird
Liberty
Bird
Buy At Home is Duty to Mount Vernon Merchants
A long, promotional feature urging readers to support local Mount Vernon merchants through the Buy At Home department. It emphasizes loyalty to community businesses, credit practices for farmers, and the need for residents to rally to aid local shops facing competition from mail order houses, with numerous ads for local stores and services interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Daily Banner
MT. Vernon
Fia
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Maggie Peterson
Jeane Peterson
William M. Keonn
Blubaugh
Stephen Blubaugh
Mary C. Blubaugh
Joseph F
Lillis J. Mubaugh
Durham
Anglene
Jane
Sharon Rockwell
Jonnie Rockwell
Ocholambuy State Hospital
Harry & Bunn
Yank Bunn
Han
Floyd
Paige
Farmer
Elale M. Baker
Monroe, the
Fey
A 'T. Allen
Deede
Pastor Tulloss
Pelicia
Tultoss
Scott
ML Vernon
B. J. Simpkins
George A. Dawson
Union
William Bowers
M. H. Young
Mound View
Ceme
George Sleeman
Solons
Honahey
J. F. Fish
Chicago
Miles J. Fish
Cleveland
Carl Woolson
East Lignartine Street
Centerbury
Thaed Hullivan
Jin
Henri
Ian
Milton
Lewis
F. W. Handley
the Gem Laundering Co
Main
Albert E. Ruskings
Genoral Mynager
Wythe and Ogg
Criterion Hat
Main St
Log Gobin
A. Bowman
Chase & Sanborn
Poppleton's
M. Ly Sullivan
Hixpert Repairing
A. Apecialty
Claixens
Binck
Main Street
Compar 1
Carl C. Zolman
Grocer
Ailver
Howard Spitzer
Kodak
Allen’ Drug Store
Zulangi
Palm Beach
Mohal
East Vine Shoat
Sun Lumber Co
Bishopric Watt
Miller
Lb. Ward
Gambler Street
Kirk & Jackson's
Gambler St
Hoover-Rowlands Co
Keefer's
Sapp & Sona
Nyal
Mun Burt
Lorey
South Main Street
DeLaval
Gov. Collins
Empire and Hinman
Ray
Bill
Ely
Owen
Cor
Main and
Upstatia
Rosenthall Co
Grand Theatre
Hetty Nousen
Milton S. Lewis
Bair
N. W. Corner Public Square
Low Pries
Frank E. Kirby
Chail
Mayer & Lambiotte
S.main
Main and Gambler
C. A
Harry Lurie
Fred A. Clough
McCormick
Crumley & Beggs
Dentists
Bird Bros
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Stamm
Public Square
Stauffer's
Metzger
Tallorin
Sanderson & McCreary
G. E. Salisbury
AL Right Jrbeos
West Vino
Darling & Hogue
Weat Vine Street
Kerner
Chas. &, Sharp, the Florist
Wachner
D. C. Nixon
the Daily Banner
Comstock's
W. High
W. High Street
Russell D. Skeeles
W. High St
Avery-Loeb Eectric Co
House of Electric Service
J. ‘Doc
Citizens
Gambier Street
Mt Vernon
Stream & Rimer
South Main St. Clut
Black
Luther
Rimer Frank
High Street
New Phone
KE. Conard
M. D
M. Bell
Bert O. Evans
B. Cooper
Eastside Public Square
Citz
Cits
W. A. Dixon
Chiropractic Specialist
Cor. Gay & High Sts
Russell H. Skeels
W. High St. Mt. Vernon
Auctioneers’ Directory
Neil W. Smith
Mt. Vernon, R. D
Granville Road
Brandon
Brandon Exchange
GC. C. Hill
R. D
North Liberty Road
E. Turney
Bell
Genterbirg Exchange
Mercer & Sow
Walhonding, Ohio
New Castle Xchange
New Castle
T. E. Bebout
Gambler
Russell R. Sellers
Martinsburg Road
C.H. Miller
Buckeye City
Bradfield & Cramer
MT. Liberty
Mary Sunderland
Newark
William Oso
South Jefferson Street
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