Alimony Suit Seeks Absolute Divorce for Emma Pennell
Emma J. Pennell seeks an absolute divorce from the plaintiff. Commissioners fail to adopt the plans affecting alimony and related arrangements.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
5
Alimony suit filed over alleged cruelty in Pennell case
In Knox County a sensational answer and cross petition in the Pennell alimony suit seeks an absolute divorce. Emma J Pennell admits marriage on April 26 1908. Cross allegations detail alleged cruelty by Emma including office interference and assaults, lasting back to a 1913 Panama Canal trip, with claims of drug use and false stories. A motion notes police involvement for sympathy, while denying abuse. The case is represented by Robert Lb Carr. Knox county commissioners also discussed plans for a new children’s home building with architect Allen, debating a 910,000 cost versus cheaper options and delaying adoption. An affidavit in lunacy was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma J. Pennell
William W. Pennell
Court of Common Pleas
Panama Canal
Sisterhood
Episcopal Church
Boston
Mans
North Main Street
Aiis
Robert Lb. Carr
Knox County Commissioners
Allen
Columbus
Knox county probate court reports various matters
The Knox county probate court records a Wednesday examination of Clairy Lane Ford of Howard showing Kalstonia a brain illness attributed to overwork. The patient was moved to the state hospital for the insane in Columbus. Also recorded are a distributive account totaling 683.79, a first partial account showing receipts 978.42 payments 774.16 balance 204.26, a marriage license for Calvin Purdy and There Rinehart, and deeds filed transferring parcels in Berlin and a city lot with modest sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Clairy Laneford
Howard
Baldwin B. Scott
BP Humbert
State Hospital For the Insane
Columbus
Shariff Woot Won
Daniel Keller
A. M. Stuart
L. S. Berger
Kinsman Council 76 Royal Masters Work Inspected
The Kinsman Council No 76 Royal and Select Masters met at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday evening opening at 4 o clock under Thrice Illustrious Master George E B Beeney. The Royal Master degree was conferred in the afternoon and the Select Master degree raised Mr B S Thiel of this city and Mr L B Hart of Prodericktown. The inspecting officer praised officers and members and remarks were made by Lewis P Sohaus Post Grand Master of the Grand Council of Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EB. Beeney
B. &. Thiel
L. B Hart
Prodericktown
Alelt A Armstrong
Cleveland
Ohio
Lewis P. Sohaus
Grand Council of
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company History
SOMESFACTS describes the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building Columbus Ohio. Organized January 2 1896 the firm has issued about 4000 first mortgage loans and aided around 10000 families to buy or build homes. It states lending over 15000000 dollars, owns no real estate and pays five percent on timely defaults with assets of 7500000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
The New Minister at Mulberry Street M P Church
A drama titled The New Minster was presented with great enthusiasm at Mulberry Street church on Wednesday evening by church members. About 850 attendees enjoyed the performance, and proceeds will fund parish improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulberry
M. P
Griffin Couple Welcome Son On Thursday Morning
A son was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Calvin Griffin of Marion Street in Read the Banner. The birth notice notes the new arrival and lists the family location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Griffin
Marion Street
Sudden Death Of Mrs Emma Young Stone On Buggy Ride
Mrs Emma Young Stone wife of Dana Stone Sr of North Malin street died shortly after a sudden heart attack during a buggy ride home from a drive south of the city. Born March 12 1847 she is survived by her husband and two sisters Mrs Abigail Bartlett and Mrs Carrie Craige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Young Stone
Dana, Stone, Sr
North Malin Street
Stone
Abigail Bartlett
Carrie Craige
Mrs Arla May Davis Dies Near Bladenboro At 20
Mrs Arla May Davis of near Bladenboro died at Mt Vernon hospital after a weeklong illness. She aged 20, survived by husband Frank Davis and her parents Mr and Mrs Wilson Horn. Funeral held at Union Grove church Saturday at 10 o'clock with burial in Union Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arla May Davis
Arla May Davia
Bladenabure
Mt. Vernon
Frank Davis
Wilson Horn
Elon Grove
Union Grove
Plettont Grange May Meeting Program Preview
The program for Plettont Grange on Friday evening May 7 features a music festival with songs and tributes to mothers. It includes talks on spraying value, Buckeye possibilities, and Grange contributions to women on the farm, with speakers Mrs. Z Harbor, Mrs. Harry Welmes, and J. If Bone Soux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plettont Grange
Grange Oretfest
Grange
Z. !. Harbor
Harry Welmes
Iits
J. If
Bone. Soux
Exhibit at Fourth Ward School Draws Big Attendance
An art exhibition at the Fourth Ward School reports 135 attendees at one session with over 1,000 tickets sold overall. The show features more than two thousand pictures in carbon, engravings, and color works, highlighting architecture sculpture and painting. The concert by the Congregational Sunday school orchestra included vocal soloists and a talk by Supt. P. C. Zumar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourd Ward
Turay
Congregational Sunday School
Mr. Chubb
Mirlemn Dubinsky
Ernestine Purdy
Pauline Jones
P. C. Zumar
Gonse Songe
Emmoretta Philips
Marlin Harvey Breaks Record on Canadian Toy Tour
Canadian tour highlights Marlin Harvey setting a new record with a toy initiative. Organizers report strong turnout in multiple cities and praise the outreach impact across communities. Harvey's team vows to expand future stops and community partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin Harvey
Toy
Perilous cargoes exploded sugar and acids menace ships
A historical report details dangers of explosive and chemical cargoes in ship holds. Dynamite, sugar, coffee, cotton, acids, carbide and other hazardous goods threaten crews through odors, spontaneous combustion, and toxic fumes. Accidents at sea show how volatile cargoes endanger vessels and sailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandra
England
Averyline
War Department
Phoenix
Michigan
Falkcland
New York
Boy Responds With Witty Refusal on London Mall
A small boy beside a haughty lady on a crowded London Mall bus keeps sneezing. She demands a handkerchief. The boy replies in a dignified tone that he has one but refuses to lend to strangers, ending with a sharp retort about goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olbus
Teno Houger
Roy
London Mall
Sharp May Enter Race for United States Senator
Columbus April 0 That Sharp of the old Fourteenth Congressional District may seek the Democratic nomination for United States senator. Rumor says he cannot be named as ambassador to Russia, but if not appointed by May 16 he will declare for the Senate bid. Active candidates include Hogan Swalit Zimaver man Lente and Marke. Sharp’s entry would complicate Clarke’s prospects. The delay on his Rusell appointment is unexplained, with Jewish passport questions cited as a possible reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
William Gharp
Fourteenth
Americas
Sharp
Nis
United States
Tmottiy
Hogan
Charlee
Swalit
Cincinnati
Surniefelt
Dain J. Lente
John 8
Marke
Cleveland
Clarke
Ruselt
Doe attack on boy draws sheriff notice near Blot a Hull
A wild doe fatally injured a young boy and raised safety concerns as residents near Maeded tood north of the nity Wharedar report ongoing threat. Sheriff Sheri Wooheon ordered time of Geared Beery and Maeded tood to monitor the area for further incidents and potential harm to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheri Wooheon
Beery
Mtr Beene
Doe
Gnd Ui
Seisetorg
Cin
Rebekah lodge charter granted for Brink Hfytem area
The district grand committee approved a charter for a new Rebekah lodge at 10 Wednesday Avenue in the city. The charter was granted, and the new lodge will be instituted with four members as the group plans a May meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Sommitts
Mel Wednesday Avenue
Rebekah
Brink Hfytem
Grind Rouge
Pleasantly Entertained by Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
The Sons of Veterans and their Auxiliary hosted a social in the K of P hall on Wednesday evening at 7 80. An Address of Welcome by S. M. Wootson, orchestra selections, recitals by Mrs Gertrude Weaver and Miss Grace Headington, piano by Mrs Vara Carpenter, readings, and a couple of speeches by L Tate Cromley and Mr Ralph Headington. Refreshments followed by cards and dancing. About 260 attendees. Also reports two weddings: Calvin M Purdy of Mt Vernon and Theresa Rinehart of Bladensburg at 2 pm at a Church of Christ. They will live on a Harrison township farm. Also Braley Horn and Mrs Lovers Dudgeon of Bladensburg wed at 11 am Thursday. They will reside in Bladensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
K. of
Elven
S. M. Wooson
Gertrude Weaver
Grace Headington
Vara Carpenter
L. Tate Cromley
Ralph Headington
Calvin M. Purdy
Mt. Vernon
Mis
Theresa Rinehart
Bladensburg
J. A Lane
Church of
Christ
East Vine Street
Mrs. Purdy
Harrison Township
Biey Horn
Lovers
Dudgeon
Biadensburg
Mra. Horn
Tramps Ordered to Leave City Rail Yard Camp
Sheriff Woolfson was called to a Penna railroad yard southeast of Philadelphia to disperse a camp of tramps there for days. The complaint alleged the tramps had been stealing brass from the Pennsylvania railroad. The tramps were ordered out of the yard by the sheriff. The Cleveland fans questioned Larry Laiote’s hitting after he went 0-for-4 in the first four games of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Woolfson
Penneylvente
Pennsybevania Railroad Company
Consi Th
Larry Laiote
Cleveland
Clouter
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. W. Pennell
Park B. Blait
Edward Bartlett
Pipes
Rinehart
Jack
Rey
J. A. . Long
John I. Rummel
Frank Gronka
Berlin
B. M. Allen
Guss Ralls
City
Kinsman Council
Peerpees
Pleasant Ftrange
Fourth Ward
Coats
Tan Oxford
Nobby
The
J. S. Ringwalt Co
Comstock
W. W. Comsto
West High St
Ociety News
GéerMop
Arnold Store
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