Quiet Title Action Over Lillie Griffin Property
Frank L. Griffin sues Milton Griffin and others to quiet title to real estate purchased September 16, 1906 from Catherine Quaid. Deed wrongfully made to Lillie Griffin who held in trust. after her February 1913 death heirs claim interest. Plaintiff seeks court order confirming no defendants' rights and reimbursement for $2,500 improvements. Also includes divorce actions, custody, leave to answer, service by publication, and estate appraisals and deeds filed in Mt. Vernon listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Griffin
Milton Griffin
Catherine Quaid
Lillie Griffin
L. ©. Stillwell
Court Journal
Bessie M. Warning
Ralph Warning
Andrew Welker
Calvin Sapp
William J. Smith
R. M. Greer
Margaret Blanche Miner
John J. Miner
Masonic Lecturer Frank Levering Tours Coshocton County
Judge Frank Levering, a noted Masonic lecturer, is on a three day inspection tour through Coshocton county. He visited the Coshocton lodge on Wednesday, the Plainfield lodge on Thursday, and is slated to review Warsaw lodge Friday with several Coshocton Masons in the party, traveling in three jitney cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Levering
Coshocton County
Masonic Lodge
Coshocton
Plainfield
Warsaw Lodge
Davis Named Exchange Editor and Pi Delta Honor
Dale Bavia of Mt. Vernon chosen business manager for the coming year as the school yearbook aims for an elaborate edition. Jon Davis promoted to exchange editor of the Ohio Wesleyan Transcript for the next year, after serving as reporter this season. Promotion includes Pi Delta Rho son journalism fraternity membership with initiation ceremonies this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Dale Bavia
Mt. Vernon
Davis
Ohio Wesleyan ‘Transcript
Pi Delta Rosh Lon
Grand Theatre Passes to Stephens and Hildreth
Grand theatre changes hands with Mac B. Stephens and Paul J. Hildreth taking over operations. They pledge to maintain current standards while adding new features, reno vating the building and installing a modern ventilating system. A three year lease secures their control as they plan broader output and continued patronage from local filmgoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Mac B. Stephens
Paul J. Hildreth
Mac F. Stephens
Hiltreth
Stephens
Despontin
Douglass Receives OP Tuberculosis Study Scholarship
Dr Stephen A Douglass superintendent of the Ohio state sanatorium has been offered a scholarship by the Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis to the Trudeau School of Tuberculosis at Saranac Lake New York The program marks the first session of an exclusive series on advanced tuberculosis treatment The Ohio state board of administration grants a leave of absence to Douglass for the course and to attend the Ohio State Medical Society meeting before traveling to Saranac Lake for studies
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Trudeau School of Tuberculosis
Saranag Lake
N. Y
Stephen A. Douglass
Ohio State Sanatorim
Ohio State Board of Administration
Br. Douglass
Douglass
Columbus
State Medical Society
Saranac Lake
Kenyon College Tennis Team Dominates dual meet
May 12 Kenyon College tennis team swept a dual meet with Olaby, winning all singles and doubles matches. Schafer Sapp and Lowry won their singles, while Behafer and Sapper paired to win in doubles.
Pledges Aim to Save May Festival Tickets at $2
The Presbyterian church festival fundraiser reports 414 pledges so far and a projected $444 deficit on a $1,200 program cost. A private donor of $100 will offset part of the shortfall. The board will decide whether to continue the festival or shift to a lower value program. Subscriptions continue via Secretary Hal M. Eggleston to reach 500 tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byterian Church
Mtnt Duvine
Devin
Association
The
Asociation
Hal M. Eggleston
Church bids to buy North Guy street engine house
Safety Mrector Edward J. Farker opened a noon bid Friday for the North Guy street engine house property. The Methodist Episcopal church, chaired by French Severns with Frank Kirby as secretary, offered 5000 for the ground and present structure. The board of control will meet Monday morning likely to accept. The sale stems from church opposition to disturbances by prisoners in the engine house on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Farker
Thin Ward
North Guy Street
French Severns
Frank & Kirby
Methodist Episcopal Church
Board of Control
Civil War veteran Levi Ireland dies at 79 at home
Levi Ireland, a Civil War veteran who served in Company K of the Third Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, died Thursday at his home 17 North Norton Street after an illness. He enlisted in 1861 and saw action in numerous battles across Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Georgia and Illinois. Survived by several children and half brothers, the funeral is set for Monday at 1 20 PM at John Sutton’s residence with Mound View Cemetery services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Ireland
North Norton Street
Anna Sutton
Sadie Wery
May Puryiance
G. Ireland
Columbus
Nettle Sperry
Fredericktown
Millton
Stiles Simpkins
Earvive
Co. K
Third
Ohio Volunteer Cavalry
Monroeville
Mr. Ireland
Corinth
Mumfordaville
Lexington
Bradstown
Stone River
Kentucky
Stewart Creek
Middletown
Chickamauga
McMunnaville
Shelbyville Pike
Tennessee
Decatur
Mlinois
Moulton
Noonday Creek
Kenevaw Mountain
Beachtree Creek
Vining Station
Jonesboro
Lovejoy
Franklin
Selmu
Alabama
Macon
Georgia
John Sutton
Norton Street
Rey
Hooker
Mound View
Vegetable zoo planned to improve local conditions
Twin City News reports Mr. Childers plans a vegetable zoo on the vacant lot south of the van offer. He aims to raise produce and beneft the community by cultivating semi domesticated plant species such as dandelions, horseradish, and fennel, inviting others to donate and learn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiewall
Elie Wetde
Twin City News
Childers
van Offer
Mr. Childers
Animal Kingdom
Dental Banquet Brings Licking Dentists to Mt Vernon Meeting
Dentists from Mt Vernon Newark Granville Centerbury Danville Pataskala Fredericktown and surrounding areas gathered at the Hotel Curtis for the annual meeting of the Dentists society. Dr W H Sodewick presided and clinics covered root amputation removal of tartar tooth prep for gold inlays and other techniques. Members praised Mr Vernon for arranging a delightful banquet following formal presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licking
Mt Vernon
Thury
W. H Sodewick
Newark
W. Prior
W. B. Grosaman
Mt. Vernon
A. W. Beard
Hagen
L. EB. Davin
Granville
J. W. Robrey
Ned Miller
W. G. Conn
E. V. Prior
G. W. Brown
W. WL Sedgewick
J. T. Lewis
J. H. McMahon
L D. Ford
St. Wyeth
H. S. Barrick
A. W. Brown
Centerbury
C. TL. Sellers
Danville
C. A. Back
C. M. Gray
Gray
Deeley
Johnstown
Pataskala
Fredericktown
Local residents make Friday visits and travel
Short notes list locals visiting Columbus Newark and nearby towns with several names appearing. J H Shoekenbareer runs a business in Quarry Street to Colum bus. Mrs Blanche Searles of Toledo is weekend guest of Myrtle Gotshal. Numerous Mrs. and Mr. residents travel for visits, funerals, or gatherings in Columbus Newark Millwood and Denison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shoekenbareer
Quarry Street
Columbus
Blanche Searles
Toledo
Misa Myrtle Gotshal
George Rightmire
Millwood
Peter Baker
George Waines
Fredericktown
Newark
D. W. Campbell
East Ohio Avenue
K. J. Porter
Danville
Poppleton Grocery Co
Mt. Vernon
Wee Parcels Post
W. F. Allgire
Kent
Roy Crane
Ohio State Sanatorium
Waddington
W. Va
A. H. Tipton
East Gambier Street
Dennison
S. B. Paddock
East Vine Street
Martin Lepley
Frank L. Sullivan
Marietta
Edward Devoe
Mary Alice
Warner Devon
Parnell-Dancey Wedding Ceremony Reported
Mr. Charles Parnell and Miss Eva Mae Dancey were united in marriage by Rev. W B Hull at St Pauls rectory on Thursday afternoon. They plan to reside in Mount Vernon. Both are well known and popular young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Craig
Irene Toa Melick
Mt. Vernon
J. A. Long
Charles Parnell
Eva Mae Dancey
Hull
Parnell-Dancey
W. B. Hull
St. Paul's Rectory
Utica visit and local health update brief
Mrs Myrtle Melick of Utica spends a few days with Mr and Mrs Henry Hildreth. Mrs Henry Robinson near here suffers a slight stroke Wednesday evening. Mrs Faye Bell and children of Pittsburgh enjoy a brief stay with Mr and Mrs A G Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Melick
Utica
Henry Hildreth
Henry Robinson
Faye Bell
Pittsburgh
A. G. Milligan
Local Ladies Visit and Travel Plans Mentioned
Miss Bertha Louise Ketcham and companions from O W Uo at Delaware enjoy a few days in the city as guests of Mrs Glaiys Smith and Mrs Harm Lane. Mids Laulee Pierto of Evanston plans to travel to Cleveland for a visit with friends after staying with Miss Lien Pratt in North Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missa Bertha Louise Ketcham
Ethelyn Honeywell
Pauline Sigher
Idenella Homan
Iseabeth Smith
Olivia Roberts
Emima Rich
O. W. Uo
Delaware
Mies Glaiys Smith
Miew Harm Lane
Mids Laulee Pierto
Evanston
Lien Pratt
North Main Street
Cleveland
Aho
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Walter M. Riley
A. F P. Stauffer
F. W. Kabrl
Miles J. Fish
Elizabeth FE. Trimble
Charles J. Kelly
Elizabeth May Kelly
Delmont
Barton W. Blair
John M. Woolfson
Jacob Schafer
James Roberta
Buckeye
Wade
Pi Delta Epailon
Movie House
Paul Hildreth
DR. Douglass
Ohio Society
Kenyon
Otterbein
Third Ward Engine House
M. E.church
Ea Mes
Farwell
Daughtar
Misa Wile
Millerehare
Tuirydaw
Alhy
Union Township
Society
Knox
Kling A. Power
Knox County
Grant Junction
Gale
Mary Wokwirode
KR. Drake
Noward
Paul Morris
Lima
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Mrnday
Mra
Edward Thomas
Jane
Chardon
Thomas
Florence Christian
Zemer
Sutey
Indaw
Mies
Amanda Gartley
Emer
Sidney
Zamer Tan
Pontiewal
John Pontinwall
Tammy
Liekina County
Bout
Dakota
Castori
ALCON
Castoria Por Infanta and Children
Castoria
Brandon
Miller Township Metropolis
Lui
Blanche Ashcraft
Guysville
Ohio
Thal
Chidal
Cardul
Titan
International Harvester Company of America (Incorporated
S. C. Sapp & Sons
J. “Doc’' Welsh
E. Gambier Street
High Street
New Phone
Stream & Rimer
South Luther
F. Rimer
Main St. Cit
Blarie
Uel
Gotahiatt John & Gotanalt
Hotshall & Gotshall
AT+LAW HAL ESTATE AGENCY
Metherinolt
Citizeny
Bunter
Robert Neiderhouse
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