Trustee Files Suit in Richland County Court
A trustee files a lawsuit in Richland County Court amid an affidavit in lunacy against a Morris Township man. Anxon County case decided in the Supreme Court.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1913
Page
3
A trustee files a lawsuit in Richland County Court amid an affidavit in lunacy against a Morris Township man. Anxon County case decided in the Supreme Court.
George E McCulley trustee for Knox County Glass Co mortgage bond holders sues C F Ackerman receiver of Richland County Bank Butler Ohio. He seeks allowance of a $2171 17 claim plus interest from June 1 1911 and payment to McCulley as trustee. Affidavit in lunacy filed in Knox probate court after a Morris township incident.
Ohio Supreme Court rules in favor of Camp Glass Company, reversing circuit court and affirming a $741.07 judgment against Merchants Oil & Gas for furnished goods. Guardian appointed for Lester Boner. several deeds recorded. local notices include private guardianship and property transfers. Cough remedy Dr King’s New Discovery touted with testimonials and pricing.
Judge Ry 8 Shields of Canton with Judges Powell Mt. Gilead Voorhees Coshocton explained the circuit court of appeals district will include fifteen counties and will sit in Muskingum Licking Richland and Stark counties. They will visit each county yearly to hear witnesses and handle appealed cases locally. The pending legislation could move central locations but the plan remains to serve home counties.
The annual commencement exercises of Jelloway High School will be at the BR church on Friday evening May 9 at 7 20. The junior class exercises will be at the High School on Tuesday evening May 9 at 7 30.
The 3rd annual seating of the Womens Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Zanesville Presbytery will be held in Newark on May 1 and 2. The program lists Devotions, scripture responses, reports, addresses by M. Fulton and M. H. Fulton, and various missions topics and officers.
A joint commission from the Methodist Protestant Church and the Church of the United Brethren in Christ met in session and unanimously adopted a plan for uniting into a single denomination titled United Protestant Church. The new creed reworks old doctrines and aims for a combined membership near 1,000,000 once all signatories join. 500,000 initial members are expected from the merged body. Delegates included bishops and ministers from Chicago, Los Angeles, Chattanooga, Kansas City, Dayton, Knoxville, Toledo, Iola, Pittsburg, Atlantic City, Weston, New London, and Missouri, among others.
Deaths reported for Fred Shutt of Bideford England on April 16. He is brother of Richard Shute of this city. Infant Iva Jenking daughter of William and Mrs Jenking died at 1105 West Vine Street at 3 30 pm Tuesday. Funeral at Mound View cemetery Wednesday at 1 30 pm. Wilson Fletcher died near North Liberty Tuesday about 3 pm after months of illness from Brights disease. He was about 70 and survived by wife and one daughter. Funeral at M E church North Liberty Thursday at 11 am, burial in North Liberty cemetery.
The Knox Savings & Loan Assn announces careful loan selection on first mortgages in Knox county real estate. Depositors receive 4 percent on savings, 4 percent on six month certificates, and 5 percent on certificates of 6500 or more due in one year. No losses from fire flood or overvaluation are claimed. Co, F Colville, Secy. N W Corner Main and Vine streets.
The Pittsburg Plate Glass Co board arrives tonight from Pittsburgh and will inspect the local plant Thursday morning. Improvements are expected to be proposed. The annual tour continues to Indiana and Missouri, with travel on a special train leaving at noon Thursday.
Our securities consist only of first mortgages on 69 homes and farms. Appraisers are careful and conservative and insurance is required. Receipts and expenditures are audited weekly and monthly by experienced auditors. A surely safe place to deposit money.
Gambier events include the Sophomore Hop at Rosse Hall Gambier Friday with Parker's Orchestra of Columbus to provide music. A cabaret show follows Saturday night, also in Rosse Hall, as part of the class activities.
Pains in the stomach signal possible liver or kidney trouble. Noztect risks dropsy kidney disease or Brights. Tous ands praise Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney remedy. H T Alston of Raleigh reports kidney derangement and liver issues improved from the first dose. Supposedly available for 50 cents or 1.00 with local recommendations.
At Mo hican Tribe LORM No 69 regular meeting a large attendance enjoyed a smoker. Next Great Hunt of the Hed Men set for Canton Ohio May 12 14 14 with L. B. Houck to be installed as Great Junior Sagimore and Past Sachem L. Fr. Strang named to grievance commission. Venison expected. Athletics slump may shape World series run.
A farmer near the city suffered severe hand injuries when his right hand was caught while mending a water pump. The flesh was stripped from the second and third fingers to the second joint, requiring amputation near the knuckle. No physician treated him on site. Mr. Verson attended.
Kenyon and Wobster will play baseball at Gambier Friday afternoon. On Saturday afternoon tennis teams from the two colleges will contest several matches.
Notice announces plans to erect a bridge over the Mohican River near Greer township and a bridge over Owl Creek near Beckers in Fraxier farm area. It calls for public awareness, lists estimated costs, and names local property owners affected by the proposed crossings.
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