Action for accounting against Singer Sewing Machine Co
Edgar H. Calkins sues Singer Sewing Machine Co seeking an accounting and $578.95 for commissions claimed as due since March 8, 1916. He alleges books were not exhibited and that large sums were collected by him without payment. Plaintiff asks for a judgment for the amount found due with B. B. Sapp for the plaintiff. The filing includes other case notes on estate taxes, appointments, and an injunction against construction of the Bush ditch in Monroe township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar H. Calkins
Singer Sewing Machine Co
B. B. Sapp
Harry Jewell
Wesley Bush
Bush
Monroe Township
Legal notices and court actions reported in Union County
A fragmented OCR entry shows a court order and foreclosure actions. It mentions the Newark American Tribune, court journal references, a $10 liability, a fictitious or garbled party list, a judgment by default of $460 with interest from May 1 1916, a foreclosure order of sale, executor Joe Fubiet and motion for new trial overruled, and a deed filed from W B Conkle to John Stringfellow in Union with a $150 value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin & Mercy
Weil
Swarts
Hale
Court Journal
Morrow Conny Vk
Dacron
Joe Fubiet
van Sawin Stiner
W. B. Conkle
John Stringfellow
Borrow Money For Homes Farms In Central Ohio
A regional lender advertises loans on homes in Columbus and central Ohio farms with low rates and prompt closings. Assets amount to 10.7 million dollars and five percent time deposits are paid. Write or call for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Timon Lodge 45 Knights of Pythias 44th Anniversary
Timon lodge No 45 Knights of Pythias marks its 44th anniversary at the castle hall on West Gambier street tonight. The program begins with an overture and musical numbers by a Mild Orchestra and soloists, followed by dancing to conclude the evening. Pythians and families are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
West Gambier Street
Timon
Reading
Simon
Mary Ellott
Chin injury after fall from ladder at Hickory alley shop
Harry Bunn suffered a gash on his chin requiring several stitches after slipping from a stop-ladder in his paint shop in Hickory alley. He and an assistant were stacking ladders when the accident occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bunn
Mr. Bunn
Hickory Alley
FiveYearOld Pratt Ward Hurt in Fall on Green Valley Road
Five-year-old Pratt Ward, son of Mr and Mrs Ward, fell while gathering eggs on Green Valley road. He cut his forehead, was knocked unconscious, a physician treated him, and doctors said the injury should not be serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Julius W Headington Improves Health Among Friends
The many friends of Julius W Headington will be pleased to learn he is constantly improving his health and condition, providing hopeful news to his circle and the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dude
Julius W. Headington
Hit
Expelled Like Rip Van Winkle Victim of Tar and Feather Assault
Samuel Clark of Jackson township, tarred and feathered by masked men last Saturday, traveled to Mt Vernon and spoke of injuries and ongoing ridicule. Neighbors describe rumors sparked by gossip, Clark defends himself while the sheriff notes arrests depend on clear weather and road conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Samuel Clark
Jackson Township
Mt. Vernon
Clark
Death's
Banner
Gosssip
Kim
New Castle
Not Guilty in Wool Theft Charge In Predericktown
Constable Frank Wolfe arrested Lee McGaughey of Predericktown on a wool stealing charge preferred by Fred Darling. McGaughey pleaded not guilty before Equire W G Harris. bond set at 50 dollars. Hearing scheduled Saturday at 4 o'clock. Johnny Rockefeller philanthropic note mentions giving away almost everything but gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wolfe
Lee McGaughey
Predericktown
Fred Darling
McGaughey
W. G. Harris
Re-elected Chief Deputy and Clerk Chosen in Fredericktown Election
The board of elections convened Wednesday morning to elect Samuel J. Pearman chief deputy and Allen Z. Johnson clerk for the coming year. After a delayed ballot, Johnson was declared elected clerk. A request came for a May 26 special election in Fredericktown to approve $4,000 for a new kebooliouse. Committees on election horses and supplies were named and candidacy filings listed for several offices. John Warman to seek repairs at the Fourth ward voting precinct. Adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Peterman
Atte Johnson
Fredericktown
Howie
Board of Elections
Samual J. Pearman
Allen Z. Jounson
Samuel 1
Peterman
KB. Armatrong
Samuel UH
Peter
Frank Meade
John Warman
S. H. Peterman
Armstrong
David W. Wood
Robert J. Hess
James CG. Platt
Weanures
Fourth Ward
Mt Vernon Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Local society items report May weekend visits and family gatherings in Mt Vernon. Families including Tucker and Robertson share events at Vernon homes, with Ms Fay to observe church activities and a social at Vernon Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itsenbure
Vernon
Sunde
Fred
Lee Tucker
Wo J
Euelomastar
Xeneral Dyn
Mre
Tl Hobertson
Mt Vernon
Father and Son Receive Master Mason at Danville Lodge
At Danville lodge, BP and A.M. held its annual inspection with seventeen visitors. Judge Frank C. Levering of Mt. Vernon led the ceremony as district lecturer, assisted by twelve Mt. Vernon Master Masons. J. McMillan and Chester McMillan were the candidates for Master Mason. A buffel luncheon followed, then social time. Accompanying Levering were TL. H. Kelly, Robert Cochran, A. I Rinehart, G. Wont, W. B. Morholder, Mr. Barter, John FR. Doaks, Walter M. Riley, Morris Pribley, P. L. Wilkins and others. The event featured several Grand Lodge officers and past masters in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Danville Lodge
A.M
J. McMillan
Chester McMillan
Frank C. Levering
Mt. Vernon
Charles K. McGugin
Howard
Eli A. Wolfe
Jdge Levering J
TL. H. Kelly
Robert Cochran
A. 1
Rinehart
G. Wont
W. B. Morholder
Mr. Barter
John FR. Doaks
Walter M. Riley
Morris Pribley
P. L. Wilkins
Gambier
L. Castel
Otho Cantoel
Taclaong Hi
Rid Child of Worms With Kickapoo Worm Killer Candy
Advice promotes Kickapoo Worm Killer lozenges as a remedy for worm infestations in children. Recommends scolding avoided, plain foods, outdoor exercise, early bed, and monitoring stools while continuing lozenges until worms are removed. Sold at druggists.
Mrs Clarence Clark Dies in Alton After Tuberculosis
Mrs Clarence Clark of Bertha Clark lineage died at her Alton home Sunday at 1 20 AM after tuberculosis illness. She was 45 years old and survived by husband and child. Funeral planned for Akron area Wednesday afternoon. Also includes an advertisement for Sloan's Liniment claiming rapid relief from rheumatic pain with testimonial from James Ferguson of Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Clark
Bertha Clark
Thomas Clark
Alton
Akron
James
Ferguson
Philadelphia
Sloan
Birth Announcement for Conn's Daughter in North Sandusky
A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs James Conn of North Sandusky street. Also an advertisement extols Dr Kings New Life Pills promising clear skin by keeping bowels active, liver stimulated, and blood purified, priced 26 cents at the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Conn
North Sandusky Street
Fragmented OCR Note Mentions Toledo Ohio Area
A garbled OCR snippet references Toledo Ohio and nearby areas with unclear names and fragments of a local event or notice. The legible pieces mention Toledo and stray terms suggesting a regional item, but concrete details are absent.
Man Hurt by Large Nail at New School Site
Donald Snow stepped on a large nail at the west side school site. The nail pierced his shoe into his foot a half inch. A physician dressed the wound, no serious injury expected. The nail was not rusty and immediate cauterization helped prevent infection. Also mentions spring colds and Dr King’s New Discovery. Nearby residents Mrs. Vaughan Kester and Miss Nellie McFadden returned from Munsiwit after attending Gordorh wives. Thomas Smith of South Vernon travels to Lancaster for several days on business. C Stone of North Main Street to Newark for his daughter’s arrival. Mrs. W. B. Wilkinson and Fred B. Wooster plan to Dalpre on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Snow
Snow
Private Sale Sought for Mt Vernon Railway Property
Judge Blair heard a motion in common pleas on Wednesday to sell the Mt. Vernon Railway Co. property. Receiver Robert Carr asked to private sale as Erie buyer Dr. J A Root plans to take over via an agreement with Rachel Minacher Interests of Columbus. Public sale would hurt creditors. decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Common Pleas
Mt. Vernon Railway Co
Robert L. Carr
J. A. Root
Erie
Rachel- Minacher
Columbus
Dr. Root
Educators Appoint Enumerators For City Schools
William A. Silcott and Howard M. Hunteberger are appointed to enumerate children in public schools. The board of education will supervise the work, with Silcott overseeing the west side and Huntsberger the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Silcott
Howard M. Hunteberger
Board of Education
Silcott
Huntsberger
Masonic Minstrel entertains Centerburg crowd
Centerburg May 3 The minstrel show by the Centerburg Masons last night drew a large audience. The first portion featured the program with refreshments served afterward. Performers included F C Bishop interlocutor and end men Layton Brown Perkins and Willey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerburg
Mixed grade program at the high school auditorium
Thursday evening at 7:80 o'clock a program by first through fourth grade children will be presented in the high school auditorium. The performance, assisted by the high school orchestra, the high school quartet and others, aims to show parents the actual work in the classroom. Everyone is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Wintermuty
Hlmus Speelman
quar@t
Sheriff sale notice in Knox County Ohio 1916
Burrell Hollister sues Bertha Belknap et al and Knox Common Pleas orders sale of described land on the Columbus road Liberty town Knox County at Mount Vernon between 1 and 2 pm on the 27th day of 1916. Property appraised at 4000 dollars with terms one third cash one third in six months and one third in one year or all cash. Mortgage to be given on sale. Sheriff Olin M Wooliborn of Knox County and attorneys sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell Hollister
Bertha Belknap
Knox
Court of Common Piean
Knox County
Ohio
Mount Vernon
Uuth
SM Districk
Frank Wincherts
Jeusa Tiley Lady
Ft Rinehart
Aid Miley
Riley
Aia
Joho
Higgins Lot
Allabertis Bird
Harmon Holster
Dave
Calumbus Road
Liberty Town
Woolibon
Sherit Enox County
Opie
Kellison Returns Home From Hospital East Chestnut
A. Kellison, previously under care at the M and S hospital, returned home on East Chestnut from Trasday afternoon. Elisha Robinton Jr of Warren Pa visited Canton Wednesday to attend the Knight Templars complete meeting as a Clinton commandery member and stayed with William B H Grant and Everett Miller of Mt Vernon, recent Florida travelers, hosted by Miller’s brother C F Miller. Roy Walker of Wooster Avenue spent Wednesday in Danville for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Kellison
East Chestnut
Elisha Robinton, Jr
Warren
Canton
Knight Templars
Clinton Commandery
William BH. Grant
Everett Miller
Mt. Vernon
Florida
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Singer Sewing Machine Corporation
John R. Wilson
Lillian 8
Lytle
Mortimer E. Lytle
Frank L. Wolfe
E. A. Wolfe
H.W. Hoagland
Carey E. Wolfe
J. D. McArtor
C.D. Mitchell
Knox County Savings Bank
Roll OF Honor Bank
West Side Public Square
Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
OF Timon Lodge
Walter Sperry
Helen McNabb
Jimmy Brown
Mary Crider
Dora Grostellp
Curtis Meitzer
Chin
Rip van Winkle
Mt, Vernon
Johnny Rockefetter
Liberty
F. O. Lever Ing
Kha
Catarch
Conetit Viatianilt
Toledo, O
Sudien
King
King’s
Miss Melick
Silcott and
Baby
Baker's Drug Store
South Main St
Sheriff's Sale
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