War is Over in Higher Court Opinion and Property Attachments
An opinion from Kies County court affirms the lower court decision in a case over cattle sale, with exceptions noting. The report also covers sheriff attachments of household goods valued at 5 193, a bank judgment on two notes, and appraisers named. Banking, probate, and real estate transfers are listed alongside local home-building drives and a Liberty Loan note mention. Soldiers from the county have filed discharge papers with the county recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Specity
Kies County
Othe Marek
Yayle
Viat
David DB
Ril Jits
Willi Bo Hancock
Patterson
Arhiiid
Tower Court
First National Bank of
Mt. Vershon
Franklin County Court At Common Pleas
First National Monk
Greer
First National Bank
Bessie Ry
W. N. Cline
George S. Herter
Mosholder
Trott
Columbus
Liberty Loan
Ory Hand
Centerbury Building & Loan Association Company
Thaking
Soldier insane from effects of opell onock
Knox county soldier George Stewart returned from France driven insane by shell shock and gas. a desperate battle near Newark ends with police overpowering him. He is taken to Tuloss farm in Miller township for care after a nurse and attendants meet him. The episode follows his return from war and displays of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stewart
Knox County
France
Newark
Mt. Vernon
Licking County
Stewart
Tultoss
Miller Township
Lickhyy County
Tie
Soneton
Waligg & Revolver
Country club minstrel show planned tonight at Baker home
The country club hosts an annual minstrel show tonight at 20 East Gauabier Street, Baker’s residence. Residents attending will gather for a social event featuring entertainment, with Loeb and others noted for humor and jokes, and a blond tie contest rumored. The program starts at 6:80 o'clock according to notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lysanlle Baker
Gauabier
Partion
Loeb
Ise
Ute
Ulastret
Hiker
Everley Bitten by Bull at Amloway
A boy named Culinan was severely injured on a Friday afternoon in Amloway when a bull gored him while attempting to send the animal home. The incident occurred near the alley and involved bystanders and local onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiertes
Ant
Hermatt Culinan
Rev James D Gillilan Speaks Here Tonight
A local report notes Reverend James D Gillilan delivering a talk this evening at a community venue. The event highlights national concerns and cultural topics as part of a Centenary program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Gillilan
Mrs Emma Wise Dies at Danville
Emma Wise dies at Danville after several weeks of illness. She leaves her husband Peter and three children, Dedee, Cheite, and Walter Wise. Funeral arrangements for burial at Workwan cemetery with service at 11 o'clock on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Wise
Danville
Gaxvitads
May
Tate
Peter
Cheite
Walter Wise
Sulinlay
Sud
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Luay
Knox
Court of Appeals
Rawlins- Hancock
Marry
Snively
Amos Snively
Ohn Snively
Dude Wilkelms
S&c
Derry
Kyiia
Jane Nyers
Pines
Wey
Hook
Centerburg
Genterburg, Ohio
Frank J. Wolfe
Mi Hipdeaty
Amon
David B. Rawls
Anie
Claude Bryan Myers
Gumer
Centerbury
Dora Hall
J. G. Walker
Karl Beeman
George J. Sauer
A.J. Humes
William T. Newson
Frank A. Stoyle
Nina Mcminster
William Ai. Taylor
James Tow
Mt Vernon
Willhing Taylor
Alexander Reynolds
Hanover
Hills
Hus County
County Recorder
James Graham
Carl Hanis
Oscar Ransom
Stanley Moteher
Lawre Fletcher
Martin S. Brown
Janes Burson
David Thompson
Markus Divers
Warren Davis
Orville Mot
New York
Bayer
Ohio
Country Club
Everely
Aunor A.D. Rinehart
Fe Tietibor
Korea
Chi
James D
Gillican
Canute
Mattona
Meloy
Welch
Gillilion
Helbatiriey
Dee Pissenger
Uooil
Boni
Ringwall
Axminsters
Ivory
Bissell
Ringwalt’s
The
J. S. Ringwalt Company
Sixan
Vine Street
Wireroam
Nile
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ees Etna
Arin
Sporliky Hales
Knox County Voultry Aid Por Stock Association
Monroe Grange
Orville
Eatonic
Taugher’s
Chich Sless
Orlogists Everywne
Walter G. Harris
South Main Street
C. F
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