Meyers Will Filed in Knox Probate Court
The last will of Inte Max Meyers with codicils is filed in Knox county probate court. It leaves real estate to wife Sarah Meyers with remainder to children George, Joseph, and Cora Meyers Ackerman. Executrix named, with various codicils, inventories filed for related estates, and a guardian appointment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Meyers
Knox County
Sarah Mayers
George Meyers
Joseph Meyers
Cora Meyers Ackerman
W. A. Hosack
Blanche Charlton
B. K. Charlton
Columbus
Henry W. Clark
Sara C. Clark
Real estate transfers listed in scattered parcels
George Hurter justice of the power 9 0 Real Bettie transfers Mannah Parrish to William HY Rucker parcels in Harlin 1 Flora Welker to A W Christopher parcel in Howard 1 Arthur W Christopher to Harry C Worley parcel in Monard 1 Lyman Parried to Joseph Len ley parcel in Buckaye City 1
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George
Hurter
Bettie
Mannah
New City Librarian Miss Cooper reorganizes holdings
Miss Twabel Cooper, the city librarian, oversees rearrangement of books and improved displays to raise public interest. She brings experience from Cleveland and plans expanded access to reference works including a new ten volume child’s encyclopedia with clear, concise articles and living biographies. gifts from trustees and the community are acknowledged.
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Twabel Cooper
Miss Cooper
Miss Cooperline
Cleveland
Thomas Hardy
Wilson Gray
Fiske
U. S
Miss Dixon
Kipling
Well
Patty
Anna Banderson
Ramsey Milbolland
Tarkington
Old Madhouse
DeMorgan
Bible Conference at Bladensburg Church
The Church of Christ at Bladensburg will hold an eight day Bible conference starting March 13 with daily Bible study and lectures from special charts. Evening services are at 7 20 and March 16 to 19 include 2 30 pm sessions. Rev C C Maple will speak daily and Rev C H Addleman leads music with a choir and chorus. Evangelists have been in Martinsburg the past three weeks ending March 12 with a Maple lecture. All are invited.
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Church of Christ At
Bladensburg
C. C. Maple
C. H. Addleman
Martinsburg
Maple
James A. Garfeld
Sermon on Prayer Draws Large Gay Street Church Crowd
Mr Vernon led a prayer service at Gay Street Methodist Church with strong attendance and praise for Murari Prong and Watkin. Rev Arthur Mink announced next week afternoon meetings and shop meetings, as the evangelistic event continued nightly with singing by a large chorus choir led by Mr Freese.
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Vernon
Murari
Prong
Watkin
Gay Street Methodist Church
Moarty
Frente
Evangelista
Arthur
Mink
Lmn
Mr. Watkin
Billy
Freese
Burglary at Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange
Thieves shattered a side door glass on West Vine street Wednesday night and rummaged the Mt. Vernon Farmers Exchange office. They left with $2 in stamps. no safe was opened. Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Lytle investigated Thursday morning, noting likely juvenile involvement. No further clues found.
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Bagley
Mt. Vernon Farmers’ Exchange
West Vine Street
Mosholder
Lytle
Bunter
Ezra Myers Dies Near Centerburg at Age Seven
Ezra Myers, seven, died at his Centerburg home at 11 a m Thursday after a ten day illness of paralysis. He is survived by his wife and several children including two daughters living in Centerburg. No funeral arrangements have been announced.
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Ezra Myers
Centerburg
Mr. Myers
Cas carets touted for relief without injury
A 25 million box sales claim for Cascarets markets relief from constipation, billiousness, indigestion, gases, colds, and headache. The ad promises gentle cleansing of toxins and toxins without weakening bowel muscles or using harsh calomel pills.
Certificate of Deposit Interest Note
A historical notice describes Certificates of Deposit with a 54 percent annual interest payable semiannually by check. It states funds are loaned on a security-first mortgage on real estate and mentions prompt conservative finance.
Rev Keeling to preach at Grove and Howard churches
The Rev J R Keeling will preach at Grove church at 11 00 Sunday morning and at Howard Christian church at 7 30 in the evening.
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J. R. Keeling
the Grove
Howard Christian
Mayer Busy on Automobile Tags
Secretary Mayer and his stenographer Miss Purbaugh handle a rush of people in Mt. Vernon seeking new automobile tags. Many applicants lacked car and engine numbers, delaying complete applications at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Mayer
Purbaugh
Mt. Vernon
Acra
Chamber of Commerce
Annual YMCA Circus Planned With Local Talent
Preparations for the YMCA annual circus under Edmund Budd move ahead though date awaits stable participation. The event will feature tumbling races drills and a display of athletic department work with about a dozen clowns and local acts. Buddie seeks every man to showcase a specialty in the program while the city health board met Wednesday and routine bills were approved.
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MO. A
Edmund Budd
Buddie
City Board of Health
Regilar Business van Cran
Destroyer Peary Named After Rear Admiral Peary
March 11 an American destroyer is named Peary in honor of the late Rear Admiral Robert Peary the discoverer of the North Pole the vessel is being built in Philadelphia and will be launched soon
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Wastiington
Fraternal Orders Plan to Beautify Public Square
Mayor Myer proposes a city wide effort by fraternal orders to care for the public square. Due to a strained city treasury the plan would have each lodge provide flower beds and maintenance for designated sections. The Moose Lodge is expected to oversee one area of the square.
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Myer
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