Honoring the memory of the late George M. Skiles
Richland County Judge Mansfield announced no court would be held Monday as the funeral for attorney George M. Skiles of Shelby was held. Skiles was a prominent Richland County practitioner. A separate case in Richland County Common Pleas concerns George Clark versus Thomas Johnson, claiming $180.76 for board and lodging furnished to Johnson’s wife and three minor children during December 15 1919 to January 1 1916, totaling 11 weeks for all three.
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George M. Skiles
Shelby
Mansfield
Court of Common Pleas
Richland County
Skiles
Hoe
Opal Common Pleas Court
George Clark
Thomas Johnson
Common Pleas Court
J. W. Horner
Wilson F. Gault
Newark American Tribune
Mt Vernon area property transfers and license notice
Property transfers listed include Butler to Hugone J Andre minor sums and various parcels in Jot 7 Magern Bevernd Addition Mt. Vernon J W Scott addition and Brown’s addition with $1 transfers. Marriage license issued for Churney Alfred Straum machinist Munelo tid and Dessie Pern Shane Mt. Vertion Rey J A lon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horen Ih Butler
Walt
Hugone J
Andre
Phreo Tin Ciliton
Sh Awwood
Willian GO
Mawer
Guardian
Magern
Bevernd
Mt. Vernon
Clarke Hamilton
Goure H Copeland
Jat W. Scott
Jonn W. Fidin
Fred D. Pharis
Brown
Mt Vertion
Churney
Alfred Straum
Munelo
Tid
Dessie Pern
Shane
Mt. Vertion
Rey
J. A.lon
Money 10 loan on homes and farms in Buckeye State
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company offers loans on homes and farms with flexible repayment options. Located at Rankin Building, 22 W Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio, assets total 10,800,000. Five percent interest paid on time deposits. Write or call for more information.
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Buckeye State Building & Loan Company
Rankin Building
Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Mothers and Fathers Day Service Program
May 14 program at the local Methodist church for Mothers and Fathers Day at 10 a m. Include piano duets solos prayers addresses readings and songs led by Rev David A Morris Hon Carey and Mrs Baker with Miss Martha Parsons Margery Horton Elsie Sapp and Bernard Means among participants. Millersburg O and Mt Vernon referenced.
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Brinkhaven
Martha Parsons
Margery Horton
David A. Morris
Elsie Sapp
Herman Denman
Bernard Means
George Sehrack
Baker
R. Carey
Millersburg
Mt. Vernon
Bible School
Runaway Pony Stops Near Bank After Public Square Incident
Rene Mondron and two young girls escaped a runaway cart in the public square Sunday at 10 AM when a rein on the cart slipped. The pony bolted from near Lawler's drug store to the New Knox National Bank before being stopped. All three occupants were uninjured.
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Rene Mondron
Public Square
Lawler
New Knox National Bank
Wagon Detaches Spooks Horse Then Capsizes Cart
A horse hitched to the H. F. Kinney grocery wagon bolted after a car behind HH. V. Smoots shipping office Monday morning. The wagon crashed into an iron pole near the Artesian Soda Water plant and rolled over. The horse then ran along Vine Street until halted near the Hamilton grocery.
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H. F. Kinney Grocery
HH. V. Smoots
Vine Street
Hamilton Grocery
Gessling sworn as special police man at Cooper works
Charles B. Gessling night watch man at the C G Cooper foundry has been sworn in as a special police man with power to fill vacancies on the regular police force. He gave bond for carrying concealed weapons, signed by several prominent city men, and the bond was executed on Monday.
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Charles B. Gessling
C. & G. Cooper Foundry
Cty
Mr. Gessling
Faust Driver Jumps Pedestrian, Vehicle Hits Water Pit
In mid afternoon in Winchester Mr Faust faced a darting pedestrian on West High street. To avoid contact the driver swerved toward the sidewalk and struck a water pit in front of Lawler's drug store. Windshield shattered and a tree toppled. No injuries reported to occupants beyond a shake.
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Ching
Winchester
Manat
West High Street
Faust
Lawler
Drugatore
Ohio Good Roads director to speak at chamber luncheon
Rudisill G I Rudisill state director of the Ohio Good Roads federation will speak at the Wednesday noon luncheon of the chamber of commerce. Delayed by a B and O wreck he will speak on safety first in getting here and road improvements. Open to all interested in better highways, with early arrival urged and reservations requested before Wednesday morning.
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C. OF C
G. I. Rudisill
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Chamber of Commerce
Rudisill
Ohio
Bell 11
Culbertson Wins Broad Jump At Cornell Harvard Meet
Albert Culbertson of this city aided Cornell’s victory over Harvard at Ithaca New York by winning first in the broad jump with a 22 feet 5 inch leap. His mark led Harvard’s Minot by nearly a foot as Cornell triumphed 83 to 24.
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Albert Culbertson
Cornell
Harvard
Ithaca
N. Y
Culbertson
Minot
Judge Houck Seen as Possible Governor Candidate
The Columbus Dispatch suggests Judge Houck, popular in Ohio politics, may be discussed as a future governor candidate. It notes constitutional limits on a judge seeking a non judicial office and that he does not now want the governorship, despite being eyed by Democratic friends for the role.
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James M. Cox
Judson Harmon
A. P. Sandles
O. H. Hugues
Lewis B. Houck
Cyrus Locher
J. C. Welty
The
Columbus Dispatch
Judge Houck
Democratic Party
Poisoning Danger Warns Against Delay in Treatment
From the article on medical dangers of blood poisoning, it notes delays allow germs to spread through the system and stresses timely care. It highlights Hanford's Hytuum Myrrh as a cleansing agent and urges immediate wound care to prevent infection.
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Hanford
Suhways
Wheat Prospects 65 Percent In Ohio Crop Report
The state board of agriculture reports wheat prospects at 65 percent of average with 2 percent damaged by Hesitian fly and 1 percent by other insects. Oats acreage for 1915 and 1916 harvest estimates are provided, along with barley, rye, clover, fruit and berry prospects, prices, and hay values. Severe winter weather depresses farm work. many original wheat areas may be plowed up for other crops. oats area is about 1,094,831 acres with 95 percent of 1915 area sown.
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State Board of Agriculture
Sasesgors
Ollo
Ownehs
Wilbouri EL
Wea
Oor
Fragmentary Weather Update Mentions Foxes and Probes
A garbled report notes weak fox reports and prowler activity. It mentions light conditions, fruit production, and a banana of numbers. Winter mortality is referenced with unclear figures and locale.
Unclaimed Mail at Vernon Post Office 1916
Notice lists unclaimed letters awaiting pickup at Vernon post office. Names include Anderson Baldwin Ada Cottengiine Takeott Darling Davis Eggleston Feldner Grier Hearn Levering Lowy McGurrin Mahler Maloney Merrill Moorehead Rhornbough Snider Thatcher Totman Warren Wilson Nevada Wilson and others.
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Vernon Post Office
Jille Kelly
Minx W. Keyes
George King
Homer Kingsley
Mra
C. A Levering
Verna Lowy
Almer McGurrin
William Mahler
Glenn Maloney
Joe Merrill
Dan Moorehead
Robert W. Roreoe
J. T
Rhornbough
Jayne P Snider
Philip H. ‘Thatcher
Hugh J
Totman
Directors organize Won dom Ofl Co leadership
The board of directors met on Saturday night and organized the company with I G Dowda as President, Judson Vincent as Secretary, and William Adams as Trans Manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Wondom Ofl Co
I. G. Dowda
Judson Vincent
William Adams
Memorial services for Niven of Jerenism Fraternal Order
The Grant theatre hosted the annual memorial for the Fraternal Order of Eagles, with Worthy President Dan Grossenp presiding. A roll call honored deceased members including Richard Woat and W A McHale, followed by Rev J A Long delivering the memorial address and a musical program led by Miss Dora Grosscup and the Akron Harmony quartet.
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Richard Woat
W. A. McHale
Charles Bucher
Thomas Parnell
W. F. Jordan
I. Rosenthal
Emile Kurtz
Pred Ewenn
Charles Arnold
John Rolti
Robert Emawelier
Walter H.thayer
George H. Spangler
J. A. Long
Church of Christ
Order
Rev. Long
Bagten
Robert Emsweller
Walter J. ‘Thayer
Dora Gross Cup
Akron
Isle of Somewhere
Machinists Defeat Yard Men In 14-3 Park Game
Two baseball teams from the Pennsylvania shops played at the athletic park Saturday afternoon. The machinists beat the yard men with ease by fourteen to three.
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Pennsylvania
Athletic Park
Society Notes Highlight Quiet Birthday and Party
A surprise party was held for Miss Jocelyn Emaweller at Miss Cooper's East Ohio avenue home for her sixteenth birthday. About twenty five friends attended with games and music, and light refreshments were served.
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Jocelyn Emaweller
County hears on new Ankenytown to Butler road
County commissioners heard a large turnout from the northern area weighing the proposal to establish a road from Ankenytown to Butler. Opinions among those present were about evenly split on whether the road should be built.
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Ankenytown
Butler Road
Butler
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Paul Yarger
John M. Woolson
Barton W. Blair
Emily Hall
L. F. West
William C. Beal
Clinton
Elizabeth Magers
Frank A. Magers
Howard
B. B. Horn
Lewis W. Scott
Knox County Savings Bank
Roll OF Honor Bank
West Side Public Square
Brinkhaven Methodist Church
Gessling
Special Police
Bond
Judge Houge
Herries
OF Wondom Oil CO
Eagles
EERE
Petes Bisths
Aon
George Donaldson
Wet Vine Strent
Society News
Clarence Motxgar
Mrs. Dovey Church
Palm Beach
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