Knox county court notes highlight May docket actions
Friday May 5 1922 court notes show Judge Mair presiding over common pleas docket items for May 1. Demurrers overruled or sustained in cases including Shellenberger vs Men and coats King vs Morhete Pomirrer and Porter vs Mt Vernon Foundry Co. Transcripts filed from Canton township justice court. inventories and appraisements filed in probate. inheritance tax fixed. guardian reports and sales confirmed. improvements approved and new appointments authorized in Knox county court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mair
Bhellenberger
King
Morhete
Orthenberger
Mt. Vernon
Knox County Court Docket Clears Day of Disposals
Knox county court proceedings concluded many cases with dismissals and settlements at cost or defendant. Several dockets were dropped or settled. judges and attorneys moved to May term. Notable actions include decrees to quiet title and various real estate transfers in Knox county records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
D. S. Workman
Pomber
J A. McComber
Knox County
Come Thon Pleas Court
Judie Mair
Lester Darryls
Walter Tiges
Coat of Plaintif
Mt Vernon
Maring
Lowh
W. Stockdale Va
Grant W.shafer
Harry
Bunt
Katheryn Y
George Horn
Orange Underwood
Eugene HH
Fell
Oldie Munk
Paris
Larke
Caroling Ling Va
Triatess
Mt. Church of Danville
W. & W. Motor Sates Co
Applegate
John Spohnva
Frank Kunkle
Din Wissed
Barber Va
Harvey Graham
Joseph Shouve
WLW
Young
Forreat
Hartley
Waterford Social Roundup and Local Visits
A compact Waterford social note lists a Friday indoor party for Prof. Frank Fish and guests, plus Sunday visits by Glenn Zodaker, the Claren and Gale families, and many others. Mentions a radio concert, church flowers, birthday surprises, showers, and plans for a Christian church meeting as well as a town baseball game on May 3 at Dartington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiey
K. Bateman
Silas Win
Glenn Zodaker
Mt. Vernon
John Mallett
M. BE. Claren
James Gale
Frank Wells
Tey
Stanton Hoover
Christian Chrch
Christian Church
Harry Snyder
Ballard Carr
William Rabingon
Prank Smith and Wife
Kenyon Assembly Elects Officers
Kenyon assembly met Monday evening in Rosaehall and elected officers: President George Bowman of Greenville Ohio, Vice President Ninood Kelley of Salon Ohio, Secretary Derry Van Arnam of Rook Creek Reading the West Wing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gammier
Kenyon Assembly
Evoning
Rosaehall
Teeaillont
George Bowman
Greensville
Routh
Hanna
Vion Pres
Anood Kelley
Salon
East Divison
Derry van Arnam
Rook
Creek
Reading
Savon Tinnver Elected Weeper at Mt. Vernon Event
Linking Valley Grange of Homer will present the play Aaron Buck from Punkin Crick at Martinsburg Thursday evening May 4 and at Bladensburg Wednesday evening May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linking Valley Grange
Homer
Aaron Buck
Punkin Crick
Martinsburg
Bladens’ Burg
Knox County Memorial Building Architect Choice Deferred
Knox county memorial building commission defers selecting an architect after Tuesday’s session. They plan to visit Columbus on May 5 to inspect sample works and gather public input before a final decision at the May 10 meeting. The panel to name a designer aims to finalize arrangements for drafting the memorial building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Memorial Wadding Commission
Columbus
Focal Commission
Columbo
Knox County Memorial
Civil service exam for Brink Haven postmaster announced
The civil service commission at Washington announces a civil service examination for the Brink Haven postmaster. It will be held in Mt Vernon on Saturday June 3. The office pays 14,688 annually and is a fourth class post office. All US citizens residing in the Brink Haven district may apply. women age 21 and over are eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
Brink Haven
Civil Service Comufasion
Washington
Mt Vernon
United States
Boy Bitten on Upper Lip by Dog
Dick Cooney five year old son of Mr and Mrs Edward M Cooney North McKensie street was severely bitten by a dog on the upper lip yesterday afternoon. The boy placed his hand on the dog as it sprang and the animal bit him. Dr James F Lee rendered surgical attention and the dog was not mad according to several witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Cooney
Edward M. Cooney
McKensie Street
James F. Lee
Mrs Ella Leonard Called By Death
Mrs Eila Miller Leonard mother of Mt Vernon High School teacher Mary Katharine Leonard died at Mercy Hospital after seven weeks illness. Born Urbana Ohio October 5 1857 she spent most of life there and lived in Mt Vernon four years. Survived by two children Benjamin Miller Galton Ohio and Mary Katherine Leonard Mt Vernon four brothers and one sister. Burial in Urbana Cemetery with funeral in Mt Vernon.
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Eila Miller Leonard
Mary Katharine Leonard
Mt. Vernon
al Mercy Hospital
Mee Leonard
Urbana
Ohio
Benjamin Miller
Galton
Mary Katherine Leonard
Slater
Mr. Leonard
Urbanaa Sematary
Mra
Leonard
Gay Street
M. B
Church of
Warner and Sullivan Take Over Norwich Hotel
A. A. Warner and R. A. Sullivan have secured a one year lease on the Norwich hotel at Fourth and State in Mt Vernon. The property will be remodeled and opened November 1 with a $380,000 value including all furniture and fixtures. The new outfit plans a popular pricing schedule and runs 100 rooms. Warner already operates the Hotel Curtis in Mt Vernon and previously took over the Columbus hotel on East Long Street in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Warner
Curtis
Mt Vernon
D. Sullivan
Columbus
Messrs. Warner and Sullivan
Norwich
Fourth and State Streets
Monsrs. Warner and Sullivan
East Long Street
Mr. Warner
Local Notes from Millwood and Surroundings
Millwood residents report various happenings including Mr and Mrs Cheyney Miller secretarial note and Ed Jones moving into D C McKee residence. Mrs Rude Stivel plans a visit to her sister Mrs C8 Berry in Howard. Church of Christ services set for May 7 with Rev J L McDonald to preside. Charles Himbert buys 18 new Fords. Public schools schedule an all true program next Saturday May 7. Mrs K J Pike boasts a three pound black bass catch for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyney Miller
Ed Jones
D. C
John Young Dies in Columbus Ohio Funeral Plans
The body of John Young, who died in Columbus at 11:45 a.m. Monday, will arrive here on Wednesday morning for burial. The cortege will leave the 9:48 train for Mound View cemetery where short services will be conducted by Rey D. C. Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Columbus
Mound View Cemetery
Rey, D. C. Coburn
Miami to Meet Kenyon in Gambier Next Saturday
The Miami University baseball team travels to Gambier to face Kenyon next Saturday afternoon. A large crowd from Mount Vernon is expected to attend, including Tommy VanVoorhis, a Mount Vernon resident and coach of the Miami squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy VanVoorhis
Gambier
Miami University
Kenyon
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Miami
Unis
Boy Breaks Arm While Attempting High Jump at School
Fredericktown May 2 A Fredericktown eighth grader Harry Tlarry son of Mr and Mrs Charles Tlarry fractured both bones in his left wrist during a high jump at the school grounds this afternoon The injury occurred when he landed on his wrist He was attended by a Fredericktown surgeon
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Fredericktown
Harry
Charles Tlarry
Centerburg Woman Visits Columbus Friends
Mrs I M Dally spent a few days last week in Columbus visiting friends. Also notes Miss Lucile Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. I. M. Dally
Columbus
Weekend Guests And Visits Mentioned In Local Notices
Week end guests and visits include Miss Thelma Huffman hosting a weekend guest, C W Stinemers of Akron visiting his daughter Mrs Harry Kirkpatrick, Mrs C B Pyhant of Nashville staying with daughter Mrs Harry L Darling, and Mina Alice Phillipa of Columbus visiting Miss Bobalo Gantt. Barbara Beatty is ill at home. Bunn Clutter of Utica spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J W Rigor. John W Hassan returned to Akron after two weeks with relatives. Mrs John Castello of Ashland visiting her parents S A Darling. Glenn Baker moved his family to Columbus last week. R B Ramey made a business trip to Mt Gilead Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Huffman
C. W. Stinemers
Akron
Harry Kirkpatrick
C. B. Pyhant
Nashville
Tenn
Harry L. Darling
Barbara Beatty
Mina Alice Phillipa
Columbus
Apent
Bobalo Gantt
Bunn Clutter
Utica Apent
J. W. Rigor
John W. Hassan
John Castello
Ashland
A. Darling
Glenn Baker
RB. C. Ramey
Mt. Gilead
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Monument Square
Mount Vernon
Viicay
Ty Stephen J. Dorgan
Postomde
Vernon
Kony County
George B. Harter
Juktics of the Peace
Canton Township
Olle Ye Tennette Tanner
Otova
Burton i Sollenhlager
Ohova
Clair Beckley
Percy Bush
Marearer Link
David Hively
Duke
Probate Court
P. L. Wilidne
Curtis Weh
Wasik
Jacob Mo Byt Harger Ain Awent
Ifumans Society
Te Probate Court
Elwond Montgomery
Mary J. Woodrulff
Krox County
Pennsylvania Railrard
South
Pittahureh
Yleg
Pater Weaver
Millar Township
Clarence Chirk
Knox
M. Pipes
Aidan
Mary C. Tipes
Ald
Harden
Vase Th. Hoerden
Gambler
Woot Mitel
Lorence Harden
le Hi, Jacobs
Pan M. Lyberger
Eos
Haw Boon
Samantha Hively
Adiminotrateix
Davit Alvely
Wiling M Wikinnen
Rien V. Bantey
Harry D. Woosley
Eile B. Hanold
John M. Baukes
Vernonview
Janes
Dodd
Desne G
Nell
Ortin Chay
Asbury Smith
Alwida Adama
Lradericktown
Tor
Mattie A. Toms
Walter
Cartis
Eva Baxter
Avia Meteor
Davie Otegan
Davoat
Etty
Olive A. Young
Wow. Young
Parcel Shetty
Fred Cochran
Edward George
Pereat
Elty
Waterford
Sacle Savon Tinnver
South Main Street
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
006
Boy
Ella Leonard
A. A. Warner
Hotel Curtis
This City
Millwood
Columbus, Ohio
William Harry Severly
Centerburg
Krag State Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
West Gay St
Kelsey
Sunbeam
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