Three Bailey cases settled and county business notes
Three separate common pleas court actions involving William J Bailey and Frances M Bailey were settled. A promissory note dispute over $524, alimony in a divorce, and a reconveyance claim over land were resolved with outcomes outlined. County commissioners fixed salaries, with other financial actions and deeds filed noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Bailey
Frances M. Bailey
Common Pleas Court
William H. Bailey
Harrison Township
M. Bailey
Cave
Marices M. Bailey
William HW
Tadley
Frances M
Hatley
M. Batley
Mair
Fanny Ff Brown
B. Brown
Stanton
John W. Horn
Two Negroes In Show Fight Leave One Hospitalized
A fight during a Columbus to Indianapolis touring show left Higgins with a jaw broken in two places. The assailant, called Wally, fled after the clash that occurred when insults over a feud between the two men escalated. Higgins, a Baltimore resident, was taken to St. Francis Hospital in Columbus, with doctors planning his return to Columbus for care. The incident prompted managers to condemn the violence and assist Higgins’ removal costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
St. Francis’ Hospital
John M. Woolfson
Baltimore
Maryland
John Ht. Claypool
Tiggine
Wally
Woolfson
Higgins
Memorial note of Hopewell event and local honors observed
A fragmented notice records a memorial observance at Hopewell with references to honorees and local figures. Names and details are unclear, but the item mentions May 2 and a focus on community remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaniorind
Hopewell
Hvidey Averting
Watton
Geneon J
Roy
Wari Dleieli
Warren Hedill
Ihe
Guiloah Maddine Uerie
Local residents and visitors listed in Mt Vernon area
Short locals note numerous residents and visitors across Mt Vernon and surrounding towns. Names include Perry Norrick Howard D. Morris Inaac Jackson and more, with travel to Canton Columbus Muncie and Cleveland for business or visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inaac Jackson
Fredericktown
Samuel Scott
North Main Street
A.B. Errett
Thomsay
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
D. A. Morris
Hast Wing Ntter
Muncie
Indian
P.M. Lybarger
Delaware
Reli Tiven
Gambier
Iabel Nixon
Columbus
John Cassi
North Gay Street
Howard
Harold B. Woolson
Canton
C.K. Conard
Conard
Earl Denman
West Walnut Street
Cleveland
Poppleton Growsty Co
Mt Vernon
Everly
East
Wo IL Lane
Newark
Harold Nessley
Kirkoraville
Richard Ho Shull
East Burgess Street
Cross Chosen To Highest Student Leader At Kenyon
Kenyon College election results announced last night for 1917 class officials. President Roderick Cross of Houghton Michigan and View President James Dew Wolfe of Racine City named to top posts. secretary Walter Krist and a full executive committee appointed. Balloting produced victory for Cross with Holt as a close second. overall results align with campus leadership rotation.
Beebe Wins Democratic Nomination in Joint District
In a Morrow county backed vote Beebe of Mt Gilead leads with 22 votes over Criswell and 8 over James in the Democratic county contest. The result makes Beebe the party candidate for the August primary in the joint senatorial district, under rotation rules favoring Morrow county. Other counties are expected to support the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrow County
Bator
Carl V. Beebe
Gilead
Charles Criswell
Clayton James
Beebe
Morrows County
Rid Child of Worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer
Old remedy advertisement advises treating children for intestinal worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy lozenges. It promotes nourishing food, outdoor exercise, early bedtimes, and continued use of the product at two cents from druggists.
Guard Wolford Pleads Guilty to Cruelty Charge
Guard Wolford was arrested on Sandusky Street after accusations of cruelty to his driving horse. He pleaded guilty Wednesday and received a $25 fine plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurad Wolford
Ofhers Taylor
Alidorf
Sandusky Street
Offenko
Antioais
Wolford
Record of Easter services at Cody Presbyterian Church
The Cody Presbyterian Church held Easter services with 21 new members, a record at any one time, as Rev Walter Grege Pitkin has accepted the call to be regular pastor and may be installed soon. Morning sermon and baptism with communion inspired hope. Mrs C M Conger sang Redemption and the choir delivered a Master anthem. Evening featured songs, children’s recitations, and a short sermon by Pitkin. Pitkin also conducted services at Upper Sus Creek schoolhouse, crowded beyond capacity. Regular attendance urged for future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyoming
Cody Presbyterian Church
Walter Grege Pitkin
Mra
C. M. Conger
Bethel Smith
Loma Stevens
Rey. Pikin
Rey
Pitkin
Suse Creek
Presbyterian Church
Foot Crush at Pennsylvania Shops Injures Worker
A Pennsylvania shop worker had his left foot badly crushed when a large iron piece toppled onto it. The injured man, identified as a laborer, received treatment from the company physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Papus
Oberlin Business College Graduates in High Demand
The Oberlin Business College reports strong demand for its graduates as firms from Cleveland to Chicago seek office workers and stenographers. Employment offers include forty open positions via the Cleveland YMGA and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co recruiting twelve graduates. The college attributes this to its older, better educated students and thorough courses. The summer term starts Monday June 12, 1916, with many new students expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business College
Cleveland Y. MG. A
Oberlin
Cannon
New Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Overlin
Calla #inic
Cleveland
Elyria
Lorain
Toledo
Chicago
Oberlin Business ‘College
Declarations Filed For Clerk Of Courts By Two Democrats
G Taylor and Watter J Mow holder filed declarations of candidacy for clerk of courts and merit with the board of elections. Both are Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Taylor
Watter J. Mowholder
Clerk of Courts
Board of Elections
Notice of Belgian Stallions at Mt Vernon Farm
A.M. Barton advertises two Belgian stallions for the 1916 season at his barn four miles west of Mt. Vernon on the Ol Delaware road. Terms: $16 to insure a living foal. Interested parties invited to see the horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Delaware
A.M. Barton
Citizens
H. Bell
Canton
Davidson
Front St
J. B. Hissong
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Min
Residanta
Charles J. Tillie
Campbell
Shawn
Wiriewiet Sme
Tee Whelan
Favin
Fey
Apyratsemr
HBO
Buiaty
Atveni
Lesnuder
PA Berry
Om of
Pease
John B. Kierick Tun
Mer
Malitiys
Hererod
Miahtiun
Columtud-Millnrsvure
Vernon
William ©. Rockwell
W. DB. Rare Goen
Monroe
Charles G. Cooper
Milton
Lewis
Thomas
King
Rev
Bedell
Perry Norrick
Mpene Tuesaday
Thenite
Hite City
Lawing
Kilzaroth Senson
W. B. Jefferson
Green Valley
O. W. Hagerty
Myo
Amanda Hagerty
Ida Hagerty
Libby
Mont
Kenyon College
Mt, Vernon
Castoria
Democrats
W. G. Pstkin
Coby
Wyo
Mins Presbyterian Church
Furnas Ice
Taugher’s Drug Store
East Side Public Square
Edison
Edison Laboratories
Albert Averlen
Whidon
Balding Spalding
Spalding
Woolson’s Department Store
C. G Taylor
Morsholder
Clinton Purdy Howard
Ohio
Gambier Exchange
Gambler Street
Frank
East High Street
Stream & Rimer
South
Luther
F. Rimer
Main St. Cit
H. M. Huntsberger & CO
McDermott
Gaines
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