Partition Decreed in Monroe County Court Action
In Blair Court two actions concluded with a partition order and a dismissal. George H. Ferenbaugh is allotted numerous Monroe deeds from Ben Dixon, Clifford Blocher, Harry Blocher, Jesse Blocher, William Blocher, Ida Frick, Mattie Hunter, Edna Miller, Charles Blocher, P. A. Berry, Grace Rawlinson, and others. Several guardians, administrators, and heirs are noted with real estate interests and appraisals. A separate case lists Leave to file answers and petitions to sell real estate in the Trimble addition. An administrator bond of 2000 dollars is recorded and local residents travel to Crawford county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Ferenbaugh
Grace HB
Rawlinson
Blair
Grace B. Rawlinson
Recorder's Office
Bertha M. Dixon
Monroe
Willian D. Blochar
Ida B. Frick
Mattle Hunter
Edna M. Miller
Charles E. Blocher
P. A. Berry
Grace 1. Rawlinson
Fredericktown Guests and Visits Across the Region
Fredericktown social notes record numerous visitors and residents traveling to Columbus Kent and Mt Vernon. Attendees include Miss Beta Jonas Miss Gertrude James Mrs. Cora Chew and Robert, Mr. J. Mather and son, and others visiting relatives, attending schools, or viewing sales and events during late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennett Strang
New York
Hay Brag
Mt. Ver
Fredericktown
W. Zont Wan
Columbus
Miny Poor Withrow
Min Hagel McCutcheon
Indy
Beta Jonas
Minn
Gertrude James
McCutchen
Cora Chew
Robert
Chautauqua
N. Y
Charles Conant
Fredericke Town
Wall Mather
Bellville
J. Mather
Cincinnati
Emme Simes
Canterbury
Robert 8. Porter
Warren Swetland
Tuscarawas County
Lome
Ethel White
Mt. Vernon
B.C. Hug
Gins
Scott Colla
Waa
James
Mra
Silliman
Dora Steinmetz
Sparn
John Rice
Greer
M.T. Beck
Jennie Ball
Samuel Scott
J. A. Moffit
Stimson
Himira
Lillian Thorne
Troy
Mabel
Mary Stimson
Allen
Bone
Anna Barton
Kent
Gol. Forster
Florida
Messrs
George
Lewis Werth
J. Dwight Dean
Frank BD. Bone
Ralph M. Jewel
Charles Connant
Schreiber ,Pable
Guernsey
Bucyrus
Mr. Dean
Mr. Bone
Mildred Hone
Wla Cook
Edward Rinehart
Chesterville
Rey
H. L. Chapin
Lewis Schroeder
Palmyra
Gilbert Roberts
Earl Welker
Barnett Workman
Pierceton
Ind
Frank Brodrick
Samuel Epley
Bert Leedy
California
Laura Green
Clara Achaur
Frank Boner
Milton’ Levering
Milton Grove
Pulaskiville
Archie Booze
Batemantown
J. B. Daugherty
J Mumaw
Waterford
Frederickiown
Avery Zolmai
Pulanliville
Milo Piller
Glum Miller
Akron
J. A. Day
Fred Levering
Marold Bell
Vernon
Bertha Jones
Martha Fawcett
Sting A.C. Haddin
Charles Fink
Mra. Huddle
Alice Barnhart
Willan Roop
W. D. Beil
Jeanette
Cil
Local Community Figures Visited Mt Vernon Area
Names and relations fill a crowded social note as residents and visitors linger in Mt Vernon and nearby towns. Several pairs of relatives and friends from Fredericktown Chasterville Butler Manafield Marengo and Mt Gilead move between towns for visits and summer activities while Mr Derrickson transitions to a New York company post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hernia DE Bras
Suniay Asd
Mir
Min
Edward Bhider
Harlow Bellmont
Vortion Inn
Buberday
Edward Grant
Hlauultar
Dorothy
Wil Haig
New York City
Harry Howard
Fredericktown
H. Markley
Chasterville
Milton Williamets
Moyt Boner
Mra. Sipes
Mt. Gilead
Dr King’s New Discovery Cough Remedy Ad
An old advertising blurb extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a pleasant syrup for coughs and colds. It promises proven medicines, guarantees satisfaction, and offers a money back guarantee if not pleased. It urges buying a bottle and using as directed for cough and cold insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Community Notes From Green Valley Area Visits
Mr and Mrs A M Cochran and sons Dwight and Harold visited over Sunday with Earl Cochran and family near Lexington. W W Wilson and family were guests of R D Kirkpatrick and family near Fredericktown Sunday. Mr and Mrs F Chase visited recently with relatives at Sparta. Mr and Mrs D H Wilson visited Sunday with James Clark and family near Fredericktown. Mr and Mrs H N Phillips visited over Sunday with relatives at Akron. Flower Mission day at Bangs drew many locals. Leah Biggs and Like visited Paul Lockman and family Sunday. Mary Ridenour hosted friends Friday evening. Melvin Phillips and family at Hagle Grove hosted Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Cochran
Dwight and
Harold
Earl Cochran
Lexington
W. W. Wilson
R. D. Kirkpatrick
Fredericktown
Mra
F. Chase
Sparta
D. H. Wilson
James Clark
H. N. Phillips
Akron
Bangs
Like
Leah Biggs
Paul Lockman
Mary Ridenour
Melvin Phillips
Hagle Grove
Old Fashioned Fourth of July Picnic Planned
Sunday schools schedule an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration at Clark Grove with a big picnic, patriotic program, afternoon sports, and an ice cream supper in the Congregational church. Nearby notices mention travel and locals visiting kin, with scattered names and places in Knox County.
Seventieth Anniversary Observance At Utana First Christian Church
The First Christian church of Utlem marks its 70th anniversary with morning Bible school at 9, worship at 10:15, and the ordination of seven deacons led by Rev F B Richey. An afternoon program includes songs, scripture, talks, and a basket dinner. Evening sessions feature Christian Endeavor and another sermon by Rev Richey. all members urged to attend with baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utena
First Christian Church of
Utlem
Annie
Christian Church
Jesus Christ
C. B. Helephrey
Divine
Rey
F. B. Richey
Franklin
W. M. Helphres
Albert Riley
Clyde Riley
Charles Moreland
Robert Moreland
Edward G. Dove
John Neighbarger
Christian Eodeavor
Lawrence Helphrey
F. BH
Richey
Mt Vernon Telephone Company Prepares New Directory
A new directory for the Mt Vernon Telephone Company is in preparation. Subscribers and non subscribers alike are urged to notify the company to ensure correct listings and full access to services. Expert directory staff will place ads but may miss some firms, so prompt input is advised for accurate business and residence entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Telephone Company
Scheitara
Testimony on paternity case in Squire Far ter court
A paternity hearing at the common pleas court involves Karenila and Jala Conn with P.M. Jackson named as the father. The proceedings reveal Be the father and the case concludes with unresolved questions about paternity and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toathavon
Squire Farter
Lesday
Jala Conn
Karenila
P.M. Jackson
Colin
Arrree
Deaths in the region mark notable losses
Obituaries report Jacob Hayes, a longtime Kiowa County resident born September 25, 1825, died Wednesday at his home in Morkay township. Survived by nine children, funeral at Union Grove church with services at 1 o'clock. Also noted: Lewin D. Bonebrake, former Mt. Vernon school superintendent, died Tuesday in Indianapolis after Bright’s disease diagnosis. He was about 56, survived by daughter Marie, and had served as Mt. Vernon superintendent, Indiana state school commissioner, and president of Indiana Central University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Hayes Aboot Hayes
Kiyo
Morkay
Freceasn
Charles W. Hayes
G. Q Hayes
Austin Hayes
GD. Hayes
Edward M. Hayes
Charles Clutter
John Wolfe
Charles T. Brown
This County
Mildred Martin
Lipkins County
Union [Grove Church
Cortese
Union Grove Cemetery
Lewin D. Bonebrake
Lewis D. Bonebrake
Mt. Vernon
Indianapolis
Ind
Thi
Honebrake
Bright
Marie
Mndianapolis
Wenterville
Bonebrake
Very Non
Columbus
Washington cadet captain urged to form war regiment
REP Dill of Washington state, former Ohio Wesleyan cadet captain in 1906, is receiving letters asking if he would recruit a regiment for war with Mexico. He weighs the need carefully, stating he might serve if conditions become serious. Dill is a Fredericktown native and son of former Commissioner T M Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Knox Co
Roy
C. C. Dill
Washington State
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Mexico
Ohio
Les
Diu Is
Fredericktown
T. M. Dill
That Place
Were Glad 1 Heratse Terms Prompt to Closing Loan
The text outlines loan terms including flexible repayment options for borrowers and settlements every eleven months. It mentions central intervention and a deposit rate of five percent on deposits, with an amount of 1,200,000 tied to the agreement.
Rebekah Lodge Candidates Named in Brandon Meeting
A Brandon gathering of Rebekah and Mt Ver lodges, led by Lyman Loves Ne 627, elected candidates for a Merthiebine degree tea. The event featured refreshments and was attended by several lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Ly Ily Vity
Brandon
Wiuy
Mt Ver
Mortinniure
Lyman Loves
Martiebune Dugree
Polygamy Denounced In Baptist Church Sermon
Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepard spoke at the city Baptist church denouncing polygamy and Mormon influence. She linked liquor interests and polygamy to political power, urged nationwide prohibition action, and warned that Mormon finances and missionary reach threaten U.S. policy and economy with a 12,000 audience present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Loveland Shepard
Baptist Church
Ministerial Association of
City
Utah
Joseph Smith
Wall Street
Emer
Awful Score Hauled by Hagans Bry and McDermon
In a Millwood game Sunday Wig defeated Millwood 24 to 15. Millwood used four pitchers but Hagans Bry and McDermon led the onslaught. Bluff plans a Fourth of July game against Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conhucton Tribune
Millwood
Wig
Hagans
Bry
McDermon
Bluff
Warsaw
Waroaw Oo
Local angler Clement Henry reels in large Kokoning catch
Clement Henry of South Main Street appeared Tuesday afternoon with a big carp caught nearby in the Kokoning waters. The fish caught last Thursday weighed 14 pounds and 14 pounds respectively, while the Tuesday catch tipped the scales at 16 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Henry
South Main Street
Kokoning
Mr. Henry
Walter and Mrs Butler in Columbus and injury
Mrs Walter from East Gambler street traveled to Columbus after a telegram from her nephew Philip A Walter of New York City and the Seventh New York regiment. Mrs James K Butler broke her right forearm after slipping on stairs at West Sugar street but suffered no other injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Peterman
East Gambler Street
Columbus
Philip A Walter
New York City
Seventh
New York
Walter
West Sugar Street
James K. Butler
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Offered For Cure
A historical ad guarantees one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to purify blood and heal mucous surfaces. The pitch notes thirty years of usage, urges immediate purchase, and offers testimonials, with J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Catarri
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
All Druggtats
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ferenbaugh
Clifford
Blocher
George J. Ferenbaugh
Prank
Harry C. Blocher
Jesse D. Blocher
Monrose
Court Journal
Angie L. Arrington
William T. Arrington
Leiste Ewers
Mearl Ewers
Elizabeth Doty
Abraham L. Doty
Sarah Pmoty
Trimble
Mills
Isaac Newton Mills
Martha A. Boyd
A. GC. Mills
Bladensburg
Ophelia Mills
Lee Harris
John Elliott
Braddock McCament
Ap Drabera
Anna W. Serry
F. Lt. Monroe
Riverside
John Bone
Moses Bone
Crawford County
Knox Wee Avings* Bank
Roll OF Honor Bank
West Side Public Square
H. Lamael
B.D. Herron
Frederick Town
Green Valley
Lock
Scarbrough Motor Guide
Minn McDonald
North
Main Street
Massillon
Pittaburah
Knox County
Pearl Dantes
Clarkabore
W. Va
John Hilkenney
North McKennie Strat
George Wisner
South Main
New Castle
J. M. Conard
Mele
Mangfielh
Mika Meltie Anderson
Howard
Thomas Anderson
Utica
Abhey
Hig
Roll Cal
Andreas
Mrs. I
Brlet
W. M. Helphrey
G. Dove
T. M. Hofmeister
Squire Harter
E. Fraser
Jae Bean Pacell
Jer
Bits
Cora B Prater
Howton Maat
Pruvue
Genrya
Elty
Tim Fata
Eas
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Rebekals
Visist Sisters
Shepard
Sendien
Thenddroga
Henry
Woolson’s Department Store
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