Alimony Request Amid Condemnation Suit and Court Activity
In the Curtin J Spring versus Martha Spring divorce case, an answer and cross petition allege gross neglect cruelty and abandonment. Martha Spring seeks temporary and permanent alimony. Curtin Spring is represented by Hugh Neal and B. Sapp. Knox County court notes reveal county depository interest payments, a $125 damages award in a condemnation case, a surge of leases filed by the County Recorder, and Robert L. Carr named receiver for the Owen & Carr partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtin J. Spring
Martha Spring
Centerbury
Court of Common Pleas
Plafucrs
Robert L. Carr
Owen & Carr
Knox County
Bond
Unclear Civil Records in Knox County Notices
Fragmentary entries show marriage licenses and deeds filed in Knox county. Names include Lawra Metoher Popham and Carrie Helen Collins with ministers listed. divorces or deaths hinted with Margaret Thayer. property transfers cite parcels in Liberty Danville Mt. Vernon and 27 acres. Amounts unspecified or nominal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawra Metoher Popham
Cleveland
Carrie Helen Collins
Mt. Vernon
W. A Clemmer
J. M. Knox
Carl Jefferson Puckett
Myrtle Grace Bricker
Newark
Margaret Thayer
Liberty
Knox County
Monroe Spurgeon
Tra V. Movs
Grant
Danville
Morgan Pipes
A. Day
H. Maud Day
Predericktown
Buckeye State Building and Loan Expenditure Note
A fragmented note from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company outlines small expenses and reserve actions. It cites Rankin Building in Columbus, mentions adding $20,000, and notes first mortgages on homes and farms totaling over $10.1 million with assets around $7.4 million. It references a five percent deposit guarantee and protections for depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Ebalner
Doctor Gladden on the Newspaper Ministry View
Dr Washington Gladden of Columbus Ohio addresses hundreds at the national newspaper conference in Lawrence Kansas praising the newspaper trade as a sacred calling. He condemns a tendency to sensationalize crime vice and scandal while praising papers that reveal the good in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
Washington Gladden
Columbus
University of Ransan
H. B. Harrington
Ohio State University
Will Irwin
Frank B. Noyes
Washington
Gladden
Second Skin Grafting Surgery At Mt Vernon Hospital
The second extensive skin grafting procedure was performed on John Lawther at Mt Vernon hospital Tuesday afternoon. Four graft strips were taken from each of four volunteers including nurse Lavoy Gabriel, telegraph operator C B Foote, and moulder F B Horn. All grafts from previously used skin are taking, with a final operation planned in a few days. Lawther now bears skin from five different donors on his right thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lawther
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Lavoy Gabriel
C. B. Foote
Pennsylvania Tower
F. B Horn
G. Cooper Works
Gabriel
Lawther
Award Granted for Mt Vernon Injury under Ohio Workmen’s Comp
The State Industrial Commission awarded Carl Horlocher of 105 West High St Mount Vernon $31 for an injury while employed by Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co in Mount Vernon. The award was made under the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Law, Elsie Janis appearing with success in London music halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Industrial Commission
Carl Horlocher
West High St
Mt. Vernon
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Ohio Workmen's Compensation
Exquisite Singing Delights Large Presbyterian Church Audience
A Tuesday evening program at the Presbyterian Church drew a large audience as soloists delivered exemplary performances. The assembly praised the vocalists with high acclaim, marking the event as a first magnitude musical triumph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Remarkable Mt. Vernon May Festival Recital Delights Audiences
A faultless program opening with Mrs. Mille s Nuptial March in EB and Vaughan s resonant voice drew an ardent response. Mrs. Avery Noble delivered Herobi ade and varied songs with supreme interpretive skill while Mr Powell and Miss Rose Leader earned strong encores. The recital, praised for artistry and emotional depth, marked a high point for Mt Vernon cultural life.
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Mt. Verand
Mt. Vernon
Vernon
Mille
Vaughan
Robert Avery Noble
Herobiade
Noble
Powell
Misa Rose
Tor
State board appointments amid county reform talks
The state tax commission announced appointees to the county board amid a ban on complaints about rates. Members include a Progressive and a Republican, with three counted from the same county. The board, in Pike, will hear complaints and conduct investigations as needed, with terms set for two years, one year, and one year respectively.
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Warnes
Foros
Baling
Olyn Ryne
Pleavant
Mt Ve Troyre
Charles Boone
Mr. Sood
WLR
M Weil
Wry
Knox County
Eeaton
Frances Willard Meeting Hears Citizenship Talk
The Frances Willard group met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Winchester Faust. After songs and prayers, readings included Ephesians, and a discussion on Christian citizenship. A planned illustrated lecture was postponed. condolences were sent to Mrs. Minnie Jamison. The program covered Christian citizenship, law enforcement, and questions on citizenship, with a May 26 meeting set.
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Sy Press
Frances Willard
Thesday
Winchester Faust
East Bursess Street
Josue
Pharis
Morgan
Union
Gilman Hobson
Pasadena
Cal
Minnie Jamison
Columbus
Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Mary. M. Nixon
Miai M. Pordney
Wineland
Canningnam
Markin
Robert Levering
East High Street
Infirmary at New Lexington Sees Two Heads
Perry county infirmary staff split as two superintendents contend for control. John W. McDonald, named by commissioners last week, and his brother James E. B. McDonald, with Joshua Funk, demanded possession. Superintendent Y. J. Sorohan refused entry and was locked out before McDonald entered via a rear window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Lexington
Perry County Infirmary
Hadtoight
John W. McDonald
James EB. McDonald
Joshua Funk
Y. J. Sorohan
McDonald
Civil service clash halts Perry county office control
Iain seizes charge issuing orders to ignore others while Sorohan remains atop the lid. Civil service questions arise as county auditor and state officials debate removal for cause and possible court submission with Adams county as a precedent.
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Common Pleas
Recorder
Riley
City Board of Education
Mt Vernon
Commissioners of
Blanch M. Young
Bash
Knox County Savings Bane
In & Aurety Company
Doctor Gladden
Elsie Janis
London
Knox County Board of Complaints
WOT. U
Cheney Bros
Cheney
The
J. S. Ringwalt Company
W. E. McCormick
First National Bank
H. Greer
W. Alsdorf
Iain Building
Sorohan
A. Hoskins
State Civil Service Commission
Perry County
Adams County
G. R. Baker & Co. Druggists
Main St
Big Hane
May Vokes
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