Enter Plea of Baitly in the Colume's Court
Howard Wolfe and Sherman Cavanaugh were bound over to the Franklin county grand jury after pleading guilty to burglaries at Mykrantz pharmacy Arlington and Shaffer pharmacy North High Street Columbus. They were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lytle and turned over to Columbus authorities last Thursday. Foster remained in Knox county jail. Other court notes cover probate actions, estate filings, and real estate transfers in Knox county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Wolfe
Sherman Cavanaugh
Lytle
Columbus
Franklin County
Wolfe
Cavanaugh
Mykrants
Arlington
E. FE
Shaffer
North High Street
Mykrantz
Shaffer Place
Seidel
Charles Foster
South Vernone
Foster
Knox County
Local Records Note Discharge and Marriage Licenses
Harold C. Stoyle a Knox County soldier filed his discharge papers for record in the office of the county recorder. Marriage license issued for Allen M. Denhower a fan driller of Clinton Township and Mary Mable Myers of Clinton Township. Revised details dated September 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl A. Woods
Knox County
County Recorder
Harold C. Stoyle
Wax
Allen M. Detnhower
Clinton Township
Mary Mable Myers
Rey
T. Alten
Babbs and Chadwick families noted in local updates
Mrs. Minorva Babbs returns from Newark to visit her son Carl and family. Orville Bird relocates to farm land with Dile Chadwick near Brandon. The Highway Construction Co. runs a camp one mile west for workers and plans to equip 37 new beds. Delayed freight has slowed progress but operation is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minorva Babbs
Newark
Carl
Orville Bird
Dile Chadwick
Brandon
Highway Construction Co
Martinsburg Notes From Around Town May Events
In Martinsburg the baccalaureate sermon is set for May 9 at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Barnes delivering the address. The Martinsburg high school plans a class play on May 12 and 18, commencement on May 14, and banquet on May 15. Local residents and visitors share Sunday calls and pastoral news as families visit, recover, or travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Barnes
Vernon Barnes
Calvin Hunt
Eva
Leater
Doreen Dudgeon
Grover Larson
Charles Shronts
W. B. Shronts
Carl van Voorhis
Laura Ewart
Martinsburg High School
Emma Pumphrey
Helen Allen
Ethel Lescaleot
Bernard Bebout
Skelly
Harry Stratton
Lester Beatty
Henry Wooda
Cora Hancock
Nome
Athens
Local Social Notices From Happy Valley and Pike Community
Mrs Leroy Shira and daughter visited her parents Mr and Mrs J C Oldaker. Sterling Braddock and son spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Floyd Paige. Grace Paige visited her grandmother Mrs Mary V Pletcher. Cecelia Dowds was guest of Miss Ethel Dowds. G O Paige attended a lecture at Pike. W F M S of Pike and other churches meet with Mrs S W Bedell May 1. Lou Bartletts family ill with measles. Florence Fletcher visited Democracy guest of Mrs I M Burson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Shira
J. C. Oldaker
Rejcently
Sterling Braddock
Floyd Paige
Grace Paige
Mary V. Pletcher
Cecelia Dowds
Ethel Dowds
G. O. Paige
Lecturch
Pike
W. Bedell
Lou. Bartlett
Florence Fletcher
Democracy
M. Burson
Service Men Apply for Medical Aid
Six applications from service men for medical treatment at government designated hospitals, for ailments contracted during their enlistment, were received by Dr. John Claypool this morning. This is the first since April 1 of service men who are having returns of ailments directly from wounds received in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Claypool
Man Badly Injured at the Chase Farm
Mr. Rood sustained a severely fractured left arm and severe flesh wounds after his arm became caught in a machine while working at the Chase farm in Sparta. He was transported to Mt. Vernon hospital Friday afternoon for surgical care. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Erickson of Cleveland are visiting Millwood this weekend with Mr. and Mrs. William Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rood
Chase Farm
Sparta
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Bert Erickson
Cleveland
Millwood
William Young
Two Men Arrested for Larceny in Tire Case
Waller Garooer and Carl Harring ton were arrested by Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Sheriff Lytle on a petit larceny charge. An affidavit by Charley Nugent alleged the theft of an automobile tire. Garvner and Harrington were arraigned before the mayor and fined ten dollars plus costs. Both received 0 days in jail, with sentences suspended on payment of about three dollars in costs. Harrington settled for two dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller Garooer
Carl Harrington
Mosholder
Sherif Lytle
Charley Nugent
Garvner
Harrington
Fer
Donations to the Home for the Aged Reported for March and April
A dated list records numerous gifts to the Home for the Aged including ice cream from Mrs Emma Jacobs and Mrs Pipes, baked beans from several groups, vegetables, fruit, preserved foods, and coal. The Women’s Auxiliary thanks donors. new matron Mrs C W Pipes oversees improvements. A A Dowds joins the W C A board, and Miss Blanche Beboul returns home for summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home For
Emma Jacobs
B. M. Blocher
A. Rosenthail
Stsie Hall
M. P. Church
Pipes
Women's Auxiliary Missionary
Jerety
Claggett
George Israel
Masonic Temple
Third Ward
Frank L. Beam
Chamber of Commerce
Congregational Church
Pitkin—Briggs
C. W
Neff
Woods
Hote
C. W. Pipes
A. A. Dowds
Foster Breaks From Knox County Jail In Bold Escape
Charles Foster attempted a jailbreak from the Knox county jail at 12 16 Saturday, briefly eluding Sheriff Mosholder before capture on East Chestnut Street. He asked to call his father in Centerbury, then fled again to a hitching auto and was stopped by the sheriff. Foster was returned to the county jail and ordered to be fed on tread and water for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foster
Knox County
Mosholder
Chestnut Street
Foster
Centerbury
Park and
Chestnut Streets
Timon Lodge Donates $25 to Salvation Army
Timon lodge No. 45 Knights of Pythis contributes $25 to the Salvation Army as part of the second home service drive. Miss Miriam Slingl of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music visits the city with her parents Mr and Mrs J G Slinglum for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timon
Salvation Army
Timon Lodge
Knighta
Pythis
Mita Mariam Silngiof
Cinccinnati Conservatory of
Masia
Mra
J. G. Slinglum
Mrs Emma Conway Dies in Centerburg Columbus Area
Mrs Emma Conway aged 62 died Friday at a Columbus hospital after a long illness. She leaves two sons Gale Conway of Perrnas and Leo Conway of Wil e place. Funeral services are set for Sunday at the Christian church in Centerburg with burial in Centerburg Cemetery. Mr Donald Colle of Akron is spending the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerburg
Emma Conway
Priday
Columbus
Wheer
Gale Conway
Porrinas
Leo Conway
Wile Place
Christin
Centerbury
Donald Colle
Akronta
The
City
24 Hour Printing and Photo Development Service
A local shop advertises a 24 hour service for printing and developing amateur photographic work with gloss or dull finishes. Samples are available by calling for demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colume's
Court House
Court of Appeals
Nellie A. Critchfeld
Charles W. Critchfield
Charles
C. M. Rice
Darwin
Loney
Showig
O. Giffin
Robert Giffin
Life Pickering
Tsabella Robison
Alice A. Day
Hannah J. Davis
James W. Davis
Emma ©. Mots
Henry W. Mots
Elizabeth Kilduff
Mt. Vernon
Margaret Kilduff
al. Carr
PL J. Henegin
Elias Sapp
Henry G. Motz
Probate Court
Guy R. Hamilton
Charles Welch
Catherine G. Harring
Frank Blaney
Clinton Park
C. O. Reeney
Carl Penyers
Fredericktown
C Bi. Fish
Clinton
Martinsburg
Happy Valley
Home For Aged
Blanche Beboul
Knox CO
PAV
Jesse B
Sensil
West Jefferson Creamery Co
Greeta Purdy
Salisbury’s
West High
Grsr Ags
Carl N. Lorey
Mt, Vernon
ALAA
Dorsey Bros
West High St
Nyhart Auto Sales CO
Danville
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