Executorship Dispute Over Phebe Thompson Estate
Knox County Ohio probate court issues findings against executor H C Swetland in the estate of Phebe Thompson deceased. Judge L J Duke sustains multiple exceptions, sets aside improper charges, and orders restitution totaling thousands with appeal bonds set at 40000. Other court actions include appointments, receivers, and real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Duke
Knox County
Phoebe Thompson
Harry
Swetland
Phebe Thompson
Harriet ‘T. Milea
Columbus
Duke
Harry, Swetland
H. ©. Swetland
H.C. Swetland
Char
Phebe Thompason
H. GC. Swetland
Ward Phebs Thompson
Ward
H. C. Swetland
Phebes Thompson
Suk Phoebe Thompson
H. G. Swetland
Ohl
Anna B. Swetland
Harriet T. Swetland
Harriet T. Miles
Mary Swetland
Phebe ‘Thompson
Tom
Wnlil Auld
Phebe
Hotntreort
Anna
Marriott T. Swetland
Hon
Campbell
Hartlet T
Phebe Thampnan
Thoms
C. Bwetland
Charles B. Miles
J. ©. Swetland
Charles E. Miles
Mary T. Bwetland
Gov
M. & M. Bank
Murphy and Miles
Charles BE
Miles
Ohio
TI. C. Swetland
Sald
Fedlings
Mather H.C. Swotland
Jackson
Local Social Roundup From Martinsburg and Nearby Towns
Emma Harricone visits home from Newark while Frederick Dodd of Columbus stays with his mother at Dr. J F Shrontas. W J Cling returns with daughter Elma Woerlien from Groveport. Rachael Freese visits Newark. McMillen & Son and Bert Rowley work on Mt Vernon building. J M Pumphrey and Edith Ewart of Mt Vernon visit Miss Clara Campbell. Claypool funeral attended by several locals. Seniors plan Deacon Dubbs play in May and September. E R Welker stays near Fredericktown. William Ferguson hosts Rev Maple from Elyria. Leslie Higgs visits aunt Mrs Cline. Margaret McCullough and Glee Line stay with McCulloughs. Marian McClelland and Lillian FROM St Louisville visit Follette McClelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Harricone
Newark
Frederick Dodd
Columbus
J. F. Shronta
W. J. Cling
Elma Woerline
Groveport
Rachael Freese
Ida Bakes
McMillen & Son
Bert Rowley
Deacon Dubbs
Town Hall
Marian McClelland
Daugster Lillian
St. Louiaville
Follette McClelland
Milford Grange Meeting and Local News Summary
Milford regular meeting of Milford Grange held Wednesday evening May 4. G Walker of Centerbury was guest of Mr. and Mrs. Turrence Mitchell. Miss Martha Juttats visiting father in Me Vernon. Reed Barker closed a successful school and will attend summer school. I B E Taylor spent Tuesday in Lakeview on business. Bipot club entertained at Mrs. Hugh Hobbs home last Thursday with guest Mrs. Bryant and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Grange
la G. Walker
Centerbury
Turrence Mitchell
Martha Juttats
Vernon
Reed Barker
I. BE. Taylor
Lakeview
Hugh Hobbs
Bryant
Juicy Steaks Stolen From Baby Buggy In Parade
A Mt. Vernon incident reports two uterine steaks taken from a baby cart during a circus parade. The owner left the cart briefly to shop and returned to find the meat missing. Also listed is a 32 volt Hoover electric sweeper for sale on South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
M& Vernon
Hoover Electric
South Main Street
Mt. Vernon
Out
Bond Issue Passes for New Clinton Township School Building
Clinton Township voters approve two school bonds. A $20,000 bond for a new north side school building carries by a narrow margin, while a $5,000 bond passes by a larger voter majority. Results tabulated by Harry G. Richard, Clinton Township Board of Education clerk, reflect precinct totals and overall majorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aew
Clinton Township
Harry G. Richard
Educntion
C . Rye Ee
Wool Grading Moves to Fredericktown Then Columbus Sale
Wool will be graded in a week at Fredericktown under J M Wilson in Knox county. Graded wool goes to the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association warehouse in Columbus for sale to manufacturers at a 2 percent charge plus freight. All wool consigned by April 1 sold. no Delaine wool sold for less than 38 1 2 cents per pound gross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown
J. M. Wilson
Knox County
Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers Association
Columbus
Wilson
State Association
Mrs. Mary Bair Dies After Illness at 81
Mrs. Mary Bair age 81 died Monday night at 406 N Mulberry Street after a 10 day illness of apoplexy. She leaves three sons Harry Bair Balr Mt Vernon Ross W Hair Chicago and B A Bate Mt Vernon plus two daughters Mrs Clifton Mitchell Att Vernon and Mrs John Dennis Mt Vernon. Also two sisters and 47 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at home with Rev J A Long. burial in Mound View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bair
N. Mulberry Street
Harry
Balr
Mt. Vernon
Ross W. Hair
Chicago
B.A. Bate
Clifton Mitchell
Att. Vernon
John ©. Dennis
Vernon
John Mackto Dies at Catholic College
The city learned today of the death of seventeen year old John Mackto son of Michael Mackto of South Verd on He died Sunday morning after an intestinal ailment He studied for the priesthood at the Catholic Seminary in Tuetopalis HL for five years His body will arrive this evening via the Pennsylvania railroad at 1 88 train Panera arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackto
Michael Mackto
South Verdon
Taleremonia
Catholic
Tuetopalis
Tallegn
Thin City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Panera
Glass Plant Directors Inspect Mt Vernon Facility
A special train arrived at 6 01 PM Monday carrying about seven directors of the Pittsburgh Plate Gmen Company for a 35 minute inspection of the Mt Vernon plant. The plant was closed, so the review was brief before the party moved to Zanesville and then Minneapolis for further plant inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Plate Gmen Company
Mt. Vernon
B. & O. Railroad
Zanesville
Minneapolis
Happy Valley Residents Attend Weekend Events
Aliso and Brown families, Ada Aliso, and Miss Ada Brown are noted in a roundup of local social activity. Mr Walter Adams is reported seriously ill but improving gradually. Howard Keurng attended a Danville dance. Ralph Bradford and Miss Brown, along with Mr Benjamin Malthewa, drove to Columbus Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mee Prahiven
Mitte
Ara Mii
Mra. i Brown
Ada
Aliso
Grek Brown
Tarbare Hradnel
Cleviland
Walter Adams
Howard Keurng
Danville
Ralph Bradford
Miew Gries Brown
Benjamin Malthewa
Mise da Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Muttle K. Undike
Jacob Lyburger
The
Ohio Humane Society
Knox County Commissioners
A. G. Watson
Chapel Bridge
Butler Township
Logsdon & Breckler
Howard, Danville
Gardner
Jogedoh
Breckler
Trenefere
Catherine Logsdon
Mary F. Gardnet
Buckeye City
T. B. Scholes
Mary
Mary I
WW. Harrison
Harry B. Wiley
D. J. Harris
Max Sullivan
Efty
B. V. Bell
K.P. Lahman
Morgan
Frank Hamilton
R. Tabor
George Kirkpatrick
Ray M. Hull
Sparcel
Fred E H. Brodrick
Rosa Dunn
Bertin
L. H. Scuttfurd
Edward O. Arnold
Super Heating Boiler & Furnace Co
Blair
Common Pleas Court
A.A. Graham
John Mullin
F. A. Burtpett
L. H. Southard
Black Warnace Co
United States Radiator Co
Cleveland
Rogers Grown Co
Cincinnati
Scioto Valley Supply Co
Knox County Savings Bank
Black Furnace Co
Deendant
T. L. Wilkins
Moagland
Joseph Hoagland
Union Township
Lena Hoagland
Rosa Walton
Bula Blair
Birdell Robinson
A. J. Workman
H. Southard
Super-Heating Boiler & Furnace Co
Knox County Common Pleas Court
I Wilkins
Thetorney
W. A. Ho
Beck Regionenta Fhede
Gale
Frank Iiley
Eile E. Hedell
Cora Pembrook
Hilzabeth Hawk
Ommon Pleas
Han Bem
Charles Easterday
Hulu Morgan
Forreyt C. Hartley
George P. Morgan
Paul M. Ashburgh
Nixon
Mary 1B
Clara Nixon
Prosbate Court
Thomas O. Gaines
Sarah Jane White
Mt. Verenon
A.D. Mink
Alice Jewell
Aura &. Young
Monroe
Hattie P. McLain
Laura B. McLain
City
Martinsburg
Clinton
Ohio Wool Growers Association
Gund Heavy Team Farm
Hu. S
County Savings
West Side Public Square
Catholic College
Happy Valley
Tri-State Engineering CO
America
the Daily Banner
Ohio Farmer
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
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