Jury in Branch murder case opens in Mt. Vernon
The State of Ohio vs Thomas Branch began in Mt. Vernon with a jury of nine sworn and three affirmed as Prosecuting Attorney Ashbaugh and defense counsel Koons opened. Witnesses, subpoenas, and a third venire of 36 names followed as Mrs. Branch's location became a focal point and King testified as a prior prisoner.
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Ashbaugh
William M. Koons
Branch
Covington
State of Ohio
Thomas Branch
Burris
Paul M. Ashbaugh
East Ohio Avenue
Branch Willan M. Koons
Sherif Mosholder
Carrie Branch
Ranch
Kentucky
Defeswer
Ahein
Yeater
Mary Jones
Columbus
King
Thomas King
Cincinnati
Koons
Mosholder
Sherif Lytle
Burr McKee
Harrison
Thomas B. Curtis
Clay
Frank Morrow
Middlebury
Earl
Jurors Sealed In Hotel Curtis Until Verdict In McKinney Case
Prosecutor Ashbaugh says jurors will not be separated after swearing in and will stay at the Hotel Curtis when not in court. They are barred from reading Vernon newspapers or discussing the case. Trial prep continues as jurors reach full panel with several excused for cause and one peremptory challenge used.
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Harry D. Smith
Bryant Mann
State
Defomgs
Ashbaugh
Blair
Hotel Curtis
Mi Vernon
Clarence McKinney
Tust
Common Pleas
Local Ward Candidates List Emerges From Fragmented OCR
A fragmented OCR list shows names associated with multiple wards including First, Second, Third and Fourth wards. Individuals named include J C Pardy, Melvin Phillips, W W Kinney, Clarence Watson, Harry Smith, J N Montgomery, Charleg Harding, Frank W Chapman, Union, and others. The document appears to catalog candidates or residents by ward without clear positions or outcomes.
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J.C. Pardy
Clay
Jona
HH. Manteller
Forth
Melvin Phillips
Pike
W. W. Kinney
Herlin
Prank
Mall
Jackson
Beatty
Jefferson
Ervin W. Critchfield
Liberty
Clarence Watson
Mileford
Harry
Charles Beatty
Charleg Harding
College
Frank W. Chapman
Milford
C. Spearman
Union
T. J. Bearbrough
Fred Bhutt
J. F. Auton
Her
William Hoover
Monroe
Kelaor
Third Ward
Mrs Toothman Dies at 75 in City Home
Mrs Agbnoth Toothman aged 75 died at 5:30 p m Tuesday at 103 Cedar Street. She was the widow of George Toothman and is survived by two children John D Hopkins of this city and Mrs W G Worley of Howard, four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Agbnoth Toothman
Cedar Street
Toothman
George ‘Toothman
John D. Hopkins
W. G. Worley
Howard
Mrs Emma Bowers Dies of the Flu
Mrs Emma Bowers dies at her home near North Liberty from influenza at 6 30 this morning. She was 59 years old. The deceased was a long time resident of the community.
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Emma Bowers
North Liberty
Emma Bowery
Here
Woman Leaves Husband in Unclear Circumstances
A fragment indicates a woman leaves her husband William Bowers and mentions one brother Anit, with details incomplete.
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William Bowers
Anit
Local Social Notes From Centerburg Area
Centerburg and nearby residents share a busy week with visits to Columbus Newark and Delaware. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Johnston spent Monday in Columbus while H. Bishop returned from Texas after two weeks on business. Ed Kiley and Ken of Newark visited W. A. Ithey’s home, and M. A. White joined a new position with Bhdup insurance. Maud White of Howard visited Canterbury. Bryant Kerr of Waverly stayed over at his home. A. S. Thompson and daughter of New York city were guests here. Magma Robb resigned from the post office and moves to Akron. I. Thomas family plans to move to a Kirkersville farm. Guy Myers of Columbus and Glenn Myers of Johnstown came due to A. B. Myers illness. Warren Jewell, previously at home near Rich Hill, suffered paralysis Sunday. Hildreth Larimore of Seattle Wash. visiting relatives. Kitty Gough assisted Mrs Geores Met. W. Tutapent and C. H. Davidson visited Tuesday. Helen Critchfell of Columbus spent the weekend with Mayme Parabn. H. L. Conard of Columbus spent the weekend at home. Wiley Neighbarger and Miss Riel Moteau, newlyweds, moved to the A. S. Paration farm south of town.
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G. C. Johnston
Columbus
H. Bishop
Texas
Kiley
Ken
Newark
W. A. Ithey
White
D. Atherton
Delaware
A. 8. Thompson
New York City
Magma Robb
Postolice
Akron
Thomas
Kirkersville
Guy Myers
Glenn Myers
Johnstown
A. B. Myers
Warren Jewell
Kitty Gough
Geures
Mea
W. Tutapent
Weesi
C. H. Davidson
Bun & Conterburg
Mic Helen Critchfell
Columbua
Ming Mayme Parabn
Hi. L. Conard
Hin Fame
Wiley Neighbarger
Minx Riel Moteau
Route 1
A. 8
Paration Farm
King's Daughters Entertain at Mrs Deeley Home
King's Daughters of St. Paul's Episcopal Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. B C Deeley's Elliott street home. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Deeley with assistance from Mrs Justin Devalon and Mrs Larry Bartlett. Next meeting set for two weeks later at the parish house. Marriage announced for Mada Ine Stillwell to Richard W Maxwell of Mansfeld with ceremony on September 25.
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King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
St. Paul's
Lot
Stillwell
East High Street
Mada Ine
Richard W. Maxwell
Mansfeld
Braddock 15 badly injured in Little Rock collision
John F. Braddock Jr a former Mt Vernon resident was severely injured in a car accident in Little Rock Ark after his auto collided with a street car doctors report concussion and serious injuries He was the son of Mr and Mrs John Braddock of Thistle Tides Mt Vernon and served in the Spanish American War with Co L
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Mt Vernon
John 4. Braddock Jr
Thin City
Jerhige
Lit Rock
Ark
Braddock
Lite Rock
John
Brad
Anna C O Brien 18 weeks old dies at home
Anna Catherine OBrien aged 18 weeks, daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Ken and Elizabeth atront, died at her mountain home early Tuesday. She is survived by her parents two brothers Edward and Philip and two sisters Mary and Mal.
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Anna Catherine O'Brien
Mia
Martin Ken
Elizabeth Atront
Tuesday Mountain
Edward
Philip
Mary
Mal
Buckeye Bank Promises Safety and Size in Columbus
The item touts Buckeye as a large progressive institution at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. It highlights savings accounts and time deposits and notes loans on homes with test mortgages for security. It claims assets exceed 19 800 000 and emphasizes customer trust in a major bank.
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Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
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