Simmons Estate Probate Details and Bequests
The will of A H Simmons admitted to probate. Executors named as 8 J Simmons and Jemima J Jackson with bond waived. Property bequests include 110 East Ohio Ave to 8 J Simmons for daughter’s housekeeping, 108 East Ohio Ave and life insurance to Jemima J Jackson, 308 Calhoun St to Albert J Williams, 901 Vine St to Maude Miles, plus a 300 1 2 Calhoun St contract to 8 J Simmons. Miscellaneous gifts to relatives and friends, balance to testator's brother Samuel J Simmons for distribution. Appraisers named. marriage licenses listed. partition actions and court notices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Simmons
Columbus Ewart
Addison Myers
East Ohio Avenue
J. Simmiona
Othel J. Reynolds
Jemima J. Jackson
Albert J. Williams
Calhoun Street
Maude Miles
Vine Street
J. Simona
Cooper Jacion
Bally Parker
Anna Sites
Sarah Sites
Mary Anderson
A. M. E. Church
Will New Home
Mary Ralls
Minnie Tann
Willard J. Simmons
Testator
Samuel J. Simmons
J. Simmons
Property suits and transfers in Mount Vernon area
Niton has commenced action to Denton Verbal Grace in Titton. Names include John W Tilton and Jennie Protaaie. Land in Mortingbury described as part of lot 154 Mt Vernon and addition areas in Bickwye City. Several conveyances show sums like 250 and 1. Mary EB White transfers to Harry N Johnson for factory addition in Mt Vernon.
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Niton
Grace i Titton
John W. Tilton
Birt National Tank of Tiled
Jennie Protaaie
Mortingbury
Deous
Anon T
Trimble
Alile
Lewin
Mt Vernon
TM. A. Shulte
C. Conkle
TL M. Hichard
Bickwye City
Mary EB. White
Harry N. Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Ford Pastor Resigns Offer to Return to M. P. Church
The congregation of the M. P. church received an answer regarding Rev. Ford’s call to return next year. He initially hesitated after another offer with a $200 salary increase, but chose to stay in the city due to his strong ties and his role in elevating the church to its present high standing.
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M. P
Ford
Tiny Ginn Seen As Mt. Vernon Hs Coach Successor
Rumor says Tiny Ginn former O. S. U. athlete may replace J. F. Jacks as Mt. Vernon High School athletic coach next year. Ginn has not signed, though terms appear favorable. He is noted for football skill and several years on O. S. U. basketball squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny” Ginn
Avhlate
J. F. Jacks
Mt. Vernon
Jacks
Officers Elected by Bons and Daughters of Liberty
Evening Star Council No 18 Bons and Daughters of Liberty elected officers including Counselor Mamie Stephey and Associate Emma Stephey. Vice Jeanetta Thompson. Financial Secy Rose Moora. Treasurer Anna Cunningham. Ree Secy Sara Smith. Assistant Anna Baker. Guide Bessie Woolfson. Inner Guard Anna Baughman. Outer Guard Viola Bateman. Treasurer Millie McGlade. Pianist Pearl Mahaffey. Assistant Lizzla Hinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Star Council
Bons and Daughters of Liberty
Mamie Stephey
Emma Stephey
Jeanetta Thompson
Jennie Jackson
Sec'y
Rose Moora
Anna Cunningham
Ree
Sara Smith
Anna Baker
Bessie Woolfson
Anna Baughman
Viola Bateman
Millie McGlade
Pearl Mahaffey
Lizzla Hinger
Officers Elected at Star of Bethlehem Lodge Meeting
The Star of Bethlehem Lodge No. 3 elected officers on Wednesday afternoon. Commander Nora Waris, Vice Com Alice Farrison, Past Com Emma Ward, Ald Lera Bettinger, Marshal Anna Colle, Scribe Rose Moore, Assistant Frederick Matthews, Treasurer Ida Larabee, Chaplain Ada Miller, M of C Maggie Bowman, J G Maggie Hull, O G Tida Taylor, Trustee Rory Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Bethlehem Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Nora Waris
Alice Farrison
Emma Ward
Ald
Lera Bettinger
Anna Colle
Rose Moore
Frederick Matthews
Treasburp
Ida Larabee
Ada Miller
M. of C
Maggie Bowman
Maggie Hull
Tida Taylor
Rory Moore
Hearing set for Fred Saverns on July 4
Mayor Mitchell fixed the hearing date for Fred Saverns charged with Mega walt of intoxicants. Other city hearings have likewise been scheduled, and details remain terse in the report.
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Mitchell
Fred Saverns
Cies
von‘Tiniunds
Pacific Coast Backs Wilson in Washington Referendum
A Dill referendum of 12 517 respondents from Washington state shows strong admin istration support. In Spokane and surrounding counties voters favor expanded preparedness funds and allied policies, with clear majorities backing war policy in Mexico and European stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Washington
Fredericktown
Washington
D. C
Dill
Ohio
Spokane
Mexico
Asfne
Dil
Wilson
National Guard
Yeu
Philippines
Mayor Bigbee Investigates City Property Destruction Case
Three rioters are charged with destroying property in the district last night. Their cases are held over until this afternoon as Mayor Bigbee returns from Mt. Vernon with Omher Harbaigh to pursue an auto horn theft attempt by a man thought to be in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigbes
Mt. Vernon
Omher Harbaigh
Newark
American ‘Tribune
Barre to Take Over Mt Vernon Baseball Club
Dain Hy Marre will take over the Mt Vernon baseball club from Joseph Merguacn with Barre likely assuming charge Sunday July 8. He plans to retain few current players, import others, and host a season end tournament with Manafield Newark Mt Vernon and Knox county teams. He aims to feature Ty Cobb and Left Tina Speaker if available and promises clean play and top competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dain Hy Marre
Mt. Vernon
Joseph Merguacn
Barre
Ardner Visits Mansfield As Old Baseball Star
Joe Ardner, famed Interstate league second baseman, called on old friends in Mansfield yesterday. He recalled his prime days and met Carl McVey Pete Sommers and Milt West, era teammates now, while working as a stage carpenter at the Empire Theatre in Cleveland. Ardner last played years ago but follows the game and enjoyed revisiting memories with local fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ardner
Mansfield
Oldrenda
Ardner
Mansfeld
Gacker
City
Carl McVey
Pete Sommers
Milt West
Empire Theatre
Cleveland
Mansfield Shield
Rail yard accident leaves Jack M. W. Jacks leg intact
Jack M. W. Jack was injured in a Pennsylvania railroad yard on Saturday afternoon when he fell under a freight train. He was reported resting heavily Thursday morning and doctors do not expect amputation of his right leg.
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M. W. Jack
Pennsylvania
Military Train Movement Through Pennsylvania to Columbus
Eighth Army units moved from northern Pennsylvania to Columbus in two sectors, escorting the Eight regiment to the mobilization camp. Reports mention two damaged cars and eight damaged gondolas, with trains decorated by flags and bombardment sounds, while a commander from Soleo Kan claims lack of prior experience and questions the price in the weeks ahead.
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Pennsylvania
Columbus
Motitizaion
Colmbus
Tvo Bor
Pomerene to Address Mansfield Democrats Meeting
Sen Atlas Fomerene will speak at a Weekland county Democrats gathering in Mansfield on Saturday. A discussion of local business matters follows, including a note about a drummer for a powder firm and a misrepresented sales claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Fomerene
Weekland County Democrats
Mansfield
Twe
Somplemion
Ge Sales
Knox County volunteers form draft infantry company
At the chamber of commerce in West High street, residents discussed creating a Knox County Company of Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Secretary Leopold collected signatures on a roster promising to serve if needed, with enlistments continuing as the crowd debated positions and leadership. The goal is to reach 75 enlisted men despite slow initial signups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hooker
Chamber of Commerce
West High Street
Thi County
Rolick
Hyman Dubinsky
Leopold
Knox County Company of
Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Ohio State
United States Department of War
Ladies Victors Danville Meeting Opens Church Room
In Danville on June 29 the ladies of the M. E. church won the three month attendance contest and earned the right to use the church Sunday school room. The event closed with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wander, hosted by the men who served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danvillé
Danville
M. E
E. M. Wander
Grange Rally Draws Grangers to Riverside Park Event
Many grangers attended a Thursday bie orange guup at Riverside park. Chamber of commerce members gathered at headquarters in the afternoon and marched to Wiyeralde park. Charles Fiond, recently treated at the Me, Vernon hospital, returned home on Weat Gambier street.
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Riverside Park
Chamber of Commerce
Wiyeralde Pasik In & Group
Hira
Charles Fiond
Me, Vernon Hospital
Weat Gambier Street
New Jumper Design For Summer Wear
A simple one piece frock with a cut front pocket and stitched seams. The gray and white striped chambray fabric forms a quaint jumper with a white piquet vest laced in front. An easy pattern mothers can duplicate in colored cotton for a smart summer hour look.
When to Use a Clinical Thermometer for Children
Mothers learn to read a child's fever with a thermometer and act quickly. A reading between 98 and 100 calls for watching and usually a mild purge. above 100, call the doctor. over 101, a visit is urgent. Children cannot describe symptoms, so check throat and tonsils for irritation to guide the doctor’s questions.
Rye Bread With Carraway Lead
Instructions describe making rye bread with caraway seeds using yeast, water, salt, and flour, plus steps for kneading and baking in a French bread pan. Additional text covers bed making and silk fiber sweaters with color descriptions and prices.
Minor Injuries After 29 Foot Fall From Steel Tank
G Brinkhaved of June 29 reports C Cox suffered a 29 foot fall from a steel tank onto lumber while assisting with a Pennsylvania Co installation near tracks. He sustained fractures in the left ankle and right wrist, with facial injuries and possible internal trauma. Cox, 22, of Delaware, was taken to Mt Vernon hospital and remained under care with improving signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brinkhaved
C. Cox
Whitea
Cox
Mt. Vernon
Demaria Steel Co
Pittsburgh
Ates
Pennsylvania Co
Illness Reaches Danville Mother in Spokane for Son
Mrs H B Ferenbaugh of Danville learned Wednesday evening that her son William Anderson in Spokane is seriously ill with heart trouble and receiving treatment at Sacred Heart hospital. Mrs Ferenbaugh left for Spokane to be at his bedside. Every man has his own way in the world for a while but that while ends when he is old enough to be fed with a spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Ferenbaugh
Danville
Spokane
Washington
William Anderson
Anderson
Sacred Heart Hospital
Ferenbaugh
Country Club prepares eight greens and facilities expansion
The Country Club advances projects as eight greens become playable after repairs. A triplex mower clears grass improving greens. A tennis court is planned for July Fourth and clubhouse doors may open for a dance at the club picnic. Interior work continues and a proposed lake dam survey aims to support bowling and swimming. Travelers Wolverton party heads to Detroit then Pointe aux Pins. Akron’s George G. Harter visits East Gambler during a business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wolverton
H. W. Koons
Detroit
Mex Wolverton
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Simmons
County Court House
R. M. Greer
Columbus Hwatt
Ellen Hoes
H. H. Greer
Frank L. Beam
Emma B. Ewart
Barton W. Blair
Barton Blair
L. T. Cromley
James Bowman
Charlee B. Ackerman
Bertha G. Jones
H. M. Noble
Charles Chevrier Wright
Cleveland Tool & Supply Co
Sarah Milcott Russell
Roy
George F. Smythe
Lawrence LeHoy Fry
Helen Jane Lafferra
J. A. Long
Dale Edward Harre
Howling Alloy
Ethel Mae Roby
Mt. Verno
Rov. G. 2
Court Journal
Robert O
Hite, Anatmnee
John W
M. P. Church
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Shepherds
Bethlehem
Severns
Pacific Coast
REP. Dill
Mayor Bigbee
Jack
Pessee
Here
Pomerene
Julius W. Headington
O. F
Abe
Port Conte
Mumimer
C. G. Cox
Grinkhaven
Delaware
Mrs. Ferenbaugh
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