Will of Jacob Delong Admitted to Probate In 1909 Trust
The will of Jacob Delong drawn Aug 23 1909 with Earle Scott and W W Scott as witnesses is admitted to probate. Louisa Delong wife receives stock, household goods, a 120 acre Brown township farm, and a 180 acre John Kunkle farm, with 6 percent interest to heirs after sale. Eldon Roy Delong may buy the latter for $2,000 if unsold on wife’s death. Executors named are B F Delong and A J Delong. A novel divorce petition John Arisman vs Carl Arismith, filed in common pleas, details a quarrel over infidelity and relocation across Pa, Oh, and Newark. A distributive account shows $921.50 distributed for Morris Penrose estate, and a guardian’s first partial accounts for Edith Campbell show $11,507.53 received and $712 paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Delong
Earle Scott
W. W. Scott
Wit‘nessee
Louisa Delong
Brown Township
John Kunkle
Eldon Roy de- Tong
B. F. Delong
A. J. Delong
John Arisman
Carl L. Arismith
Common Pleas Court
John J. Mar UN
Newark
Dayton
Somerset
Guardian Appointed and Refused in Local Court Journal
Fragmented court notices show Guardian appointment for Aya Anna Kolffer refused after lack of objection evidence. Widow Charlotte Conkle elected to take widow's share of Jobe Conkle will. Civil cases Kavox Glaze Co vs Upham Gas Co and Ohio vs Rice heard with deposits due. Deeds filed record transfers including Catharine Suttles to F A Ralston and Herman W Cochran to Alex Kimble among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Charlotte Conkle
Jobe Conkle
Court Journal
Pealor Va Milling
Kavox Glaze Co
Upham Gas Co
Bell
Braddock
Wannatta
Ohio
Rice
Catharine Suttles
F. A. Ralston
Monroe
John Doolittle
Vinnie Snyder
Union
Herman W. Cochran
Alex Kimble
Vernondale
Robert L. Miller
G. H. Sebring
O. P. Fredericktown
Joseph Frogs
H. L. Church
Filmer
Tarr
George FB. Barton
Liberty
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Notice
Securities backing the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company describe first mortgages on homes and farm property valued over fifty million dollars a large reserve fund of 250000 dollars growing yearly officers offering faithful service and treurance policies against fire cyclone burglary Ravats 13000000 five percent paid on line deposits
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUCKEYE STATE BUILDING &@ LOAN COMPANY
Rankin Building
West
Gay Street
Columbus
SOL MONTIS 15 TRAMPLED BY HOTS OF PONY
A boy on a pony in Cull speed north on Main Street struck Solomon Montis near the First National bank. He was bruised and cut across the body, transported to a building stairway, treated, and is expected to undergo a long recovery. No bones were damaged. the pony’s driver identity is unknown. William Butler of Sparta purchased Mt. Liberty property and plans to move next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Montis
South Main Street
Solomon Montis
Columbia
First National Bank
Main and Vine Streets
Mr. Mantis
Main Street
Montia
William Butler
Sparta
Mt. Liberty
State health estal es chargeable for keeping patients ruled constitutional
Judge Blair upholds the Ohio law charging estates for patient maintenance in institutions. He cites Kies wetter and holds the policy constitutional, rejecting the guardian Rice’s trial-right claim. He notes the $3 charge is reasonable and proposes exemptions up to 300 to 500 dollars for future maintenance or burial. A separate item reports Dr J B Gray owes $6 after settlement with Harvey Keck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Clinton M. Rice
John W. Young
Blair
Supreme Court
Kieswetter
Accesporibx
Tudge Blair
Attorney General's Office
State Board of Charities
Kenyon Assembly Elects New Officers in Gambier
H M Wood of Fremont is named president of the Kenyon college assembly at Gambier with elections held Monday. Warren Catt of Lima becomes vice president and A Remy of Mansfield secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambier
H. M. Wood
Fremont
Kenyon College Assembly
Warren Catt
Lima
A. Remy
Mansfield
Happenings From Farol and Nearby Folks
Local notes from Farol recount social visits and family gatherings. Mentions Jefferson Towrnahip Aird Mee Cletiwn Stun and Mig Mather Palmer of Londeneltin hosting and traveling to Akron visits. Several residents and relatives are listed visiting, staying, or spending days with family, along with a general notice of muscle soreness relief advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Mig Mather Palmer
Londeneltin
Fulmer
Greer
Akron
Charles Crear
Washsunday
Bunday
Mia Tena Feffelfinger
Jer
Mem Everett Rimmek Willuam Larrent
Mildred
Maxine
Kimbol
Jaren Barton
McClurg
Bladensburg Rev Hugh of western Chad filed aspit at church
Bladensburg news notes a Sunday service by Rev Hugh of western Chiro at the Presbyterian church along with local visits and a missionary meeting at Vila. Social items mention Mr and Mrs Thomas Barlyvenne in Lae, family visits near Bellville, and dinners with Mrs Sadie Mills. An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative to regulate bowels and remove waste, priced 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh
Western Chiro
Thomas Barlyvenne
Bellville
Cassie Ross
Newark
Hert. Norrie
Allie Han
Mary Parlswing
Geptu Wiggins
Mises Jose Meee
Leota Barlywinn
Presbyterian Church
Uilew
John Elliot
Gladys
Sadie Mills
Katie Cummins
Anhebelle
Dennis
Ross
Tha
Arnold Nethers
Rose McKee
Dr. King
Three Nights Left in Odd Fellows Attendance Contest
Quinture Lobe No 316 C C F runs a lively attendance contest with Reds led by Capt Coward and Blues under Capt Harris closing in. The hall reached capacity last night as three nights remain. Also mention of Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and a note on Columbus day trip by Mrs Ward and Mrs Wuehner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ODD Fellows
Reds
Coward
Blues
Harris
Lack of housing limits hiring at Pennsylvania shops
Master Mechanic J. W. Hopkins told the Chamber of Commerce luncheon that local Pennsylvania shops could use 75 to 80 workers, including skilled mechanics and laborers, if suitable housing could be obtained. He discussed enlarging buildings and adding a 4 by 10 foot car repair shop, noting workers have left when housing was unavailable.
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Pennsylvania
J. W. Hopkins
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerc
Marcus H. Rosenthal
Fragmentary Local Notice From Obscure Page
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Battery Now and 7 de for ay, with Chamber of Cennineane and Seven behind at betidad the rimot Neah. references to Neah Tite, TheRiat, and a crowd around a fire from Un lon Cowinatilt. Names W. Mathews, MM. Hosenthal, and Liew Svtine W. Headington appear as speakers.
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Old
Piresley
Petty
Chamber of
Cennineane
Betidad
W. Mathews
MM. Hosenthal
Liew
Svtine W. Headington
Mother's Day Program at Messiah Church in Butler Township
In Butler Township on Saturday May 12 the Wesslah Ladies' Aid society will host a supper and entertainment at Messiah Church. The community is invited to Sunday 10 AM Mother's Day program. Individuals visiting relatives and local residents are noted, including Miss Zella Strickerte and Ralph Hughes. Thomas Van Voorhis of Hiram College plans to join the U S Army cavalry post in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesslah Ladies’ Ald Society
Mersiah
Josie Morningstar
Millwood
Charles Melick
Lester Melick
Zella Strickerte
George Stringfellow
Messiah Church
Ralph Hughes
F. la. Schooler
J, Eb, Miser
Elcke
J. W. Scott
Vernon
Fred Schooley
Mery Faye
Wathonding
Paul Hildreth
Columbus
Thomas van Voorhis
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio Military
Cavalry
United States Army
Uncle Sam
van Voorhis
Mt. Vernon High School
Catarrh Cure Claims Internal Use Effectiveness
The advertisement promotes internal remedies for catarrh and claims success with a combined approach of internal medicine and local applications. It asserts relief of mucous membrane symptoms and offers testimonials, listing F. J. Cheney & Co as the branded supplier and mentioning The Hall Family’s constipation remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceumler
F. J. Cheney & CO
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jacob Delong
Eva Anna Keiffer
Court House
Dovey Church Metzgar
Morris Penrose
Charles R. Tullos
Edith L. Campbell
Bam Knox
County
WAR Department
West Side
Lnavinge
North Liberty
Squire Barker
J. B. Gray
Harvey Keck
Keck
Gray
Kenyon
Farol
Jefferson, Towrnahip
Sloan
Bladensburg
SB. Ward
Ed. Wuehner
Hopkins
Pennsy
Avery
Dr. Bell
T. B. Fultz
Daugd Milzabeth
Creatine
Pulte
Thomas Miller
South Mallerry Street
Butler Township
Labmon
Morgan Comba
Howard
THE
Knox Savings & Loan Assn
N. W. Cor
Main and Vineota
Senaretts
Tougher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Boston
Oxfords
Children’s Shoes
B. W. Perkins
Lot
Nubuck
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