Knox County Court of Appeals Adjourns After Three Day Term
The Knox county court of appeals concluded a three day session with rulings on Gambler Banking Co liquidation and multiple civil actions. Referee compensation for Henry C. Devin set at 150 dollars with costs paid from Gambier Banking Co funds. Several cases were affirmed or remanded to the common pleas court and others held under advisement. Judges Shields Houck and Patterson presided with out of town attorneys present.
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Knox County Court of Appeal
Gambler Banking Co
Harry T. Hall
Henry CG
Devin
Gambier Banking Co
Common Pleas Court
George H. Ferenbaugh
Mary Ferenbaugh
J. L. Denney
Guardian
Howard M. Rine
Hoffetadt Berson, Co
Ned Iger
Q. Hays
Knox County Court of Appeals
Ray Martin
Price
Col
Frank A. Hunter
Bai
Court Hears Guardian Motion in Knox County Case
In Knox county common pleas court a guardianship motion seeks to set aside a prior decision and grant a new trial for Vat Johnson v Ede nat Johnean. Attys Philip J Wilking and others present. Real estate transfers show parcels in Howard Clay Jackson Clinton valued at $1 each with several names listed. A sale order in Nellie Critchfeld v Charles Critchfield et al is confirmed by the Knox county Court of Appeals with an order of sale forthcoming.
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Nellie Critchfeld
Charles
Knox County May Form Law Enforcement League
John Hare of the Anti Saloon League visited Knox County and met with Prosecutor Rahbaugh and Dr. D C Corburn, president of the Ministerial Association. They discussed forming a law enforcement league as in other counties, with no action taken yet but a likely meeting soon to consider the proposal.
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Knox County
John Hare
Hare
Rahbaugh
D. C. Coburn
Ministerial Association
Kner County
Ministers Invited to View Film on Catholic War Efforts
Knights of Columbus invite Mount Vernon ministers and congregations to screenings of American Catholic in War and Reconstruction at the Lyric Theatre next Sunday at 2 pm and 3 30 pm. The National Catholic Welfare Council film, praised by Newton D Baker, highlights Catholic humanitarian and patriotic work in World War I and beyond. No attendance fee charged to viewers.
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Knights of Columbus
Mount Vernon
Fim
American Catholica
Lyric Theatre
Newton D. Baker
United States
Department of Motion Pictures
National Catholic Urean Council
Church Note with Palm Sunday Services and Sermon
Howard M. K. Church lists Sunday services on March 20 with Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, Palm Sunday sermon Room at the Pearl, and evening worship at 7:40. Midweek service Wednesday at 7:30. Wesley Chapel hosts Sunday school at 2 and a prayer service at 3, with a welcoming note. Rev. French A. Gilmore, pastor, extends an invitation. Mr A M Plummer of the Ohio Power Company visited Bellville and Lenington for business Thursday.
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Howard M. K
Wesley Chapel
French A. Gilmore
Ministers to request city council investigate Mt Vernon law enforcement
A Mt. Vernon Ministerial association committee plans to appear before the city council on March 28 seeking an immediate probe of alleged lax enforcement by a city official. The panel, advised by a lawyer, will present formal charges once names are released.
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Mt. Vernon Ministerial Association
Mt. Vern
Thuraday
Newman to Address the Working Men in Akron
Mr. 8 L Newman of Akron, a labor movement figure, will address the Working men of Vernon at Trades Council hall on Friday evening March 18 at 8 o clock. As I A M business agent and Central Labor Body president, he will discuss labor conditions and local industry in a city once famed as the city of opportunity but now with about 6000 out of work. All tradesmen are invited and asked to bring friends.
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8. L. Newman
Akron
Vernon
Trades Council Hall
Newman
I. A. of M
Ma Monal
Rubber
City of Opportunity
Charter Committee Named by City Council President
President of Council John D. Weaver announced the appointment of the charter government special committee. Members named include Rus Kingsing, Grant, Hookway, Kelgley, White, and Solicitor W G Harris.
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John D. Weaver
Council
Messrs. Ruskings
Grant, Hookway
Kelgley and White
W. G. Harris
Employment bureau receives inquiries from public
Secretary Hay announces the chamber of commerce employment bureau is now functioning and has received calls for women to work on a monthly or yearly basis. One firm seeks a single, another prefers a married man. The bureau has inquiries for a Newhall household helper and for a girl for housework, with references requested in each case.
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Hay
Ruenel
Chamber of Caninmen
Fren
Elks Postpone Minstrel Show to Fall
The Elks minstrel show postpones to next fall amid city conditions. Harvey J. Moore leads the project with plans to stage the event two nights early in the fall. The same committee also pursues a carnival in about four weeks and will release further details later.
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the Elks
Harvey J. Moore
The
Elks
Vernon
Barber Shops to Close Thursdays All Year Round
Members of the Mt. Vernon barbers local No. 69 held a meeting and voted unanimously to close all shops every Thursday afternoon and evening year round. The new arrangement becomes effective beginning Thursday, April.
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Mt. Vernon Barbers’ Local
Fursday
Cascarets for Constipation Ad Teaser
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant harmless laxative that works overnight. It claims quick morning relief with a clear head and smooth digestion, suitable for children and available in 10 25 or 50 cent boxes.
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Adri
Residents hear echoes of a distant drill at old Haya farm
In a Vernon area near a rustic Haya farm, Mrs Tass Wolf and Mr Cherney Shronte were seen Monday as excitement grows over a garbled report of a well’s revival. Almon Wolfe and others visited the scene while seven companies advertise land deals from one to eight per acre.
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Tass Wolf
Cherney Shronte
Ely
Haya
Almon Wolfe Ware
Mt Vernon Negative Team to Zanesville Debate
The Mt. Vernon high school negative debating team will travel to Zanesville Friday at 12:15 to face the Zanesville negative in the annual triangular debate. The Newark negative team will meet Mt. Vernon affirmative in this city Friday evening.
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Mt. Vernon High School
Zanesville
Newark
Mt. Vernon
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