Verdict Fixes Jury Award in Fee-Tree Case
The jury returned a verdict totaling 1 195.04 after four hours deliberation in a fee tree dispute tied to Hillbrant v State of Ohio. The Newark Advocate report also notes Supreme Court action on the Hillbrant case and confirms assorted estate and deed filings across several townships with modest valuation increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Insurence Company
Jory
Supreme Court
John Hillbrant
State of
Ohio
Aupreme Court
Columbus
Bane
Hillbrant
Bennington
Roy Letts
Common Pleas Court
Letts
Kibler& Montgomery
Phil B. Smythe
Newark
Pleasant
Butler
Berlin
Morgan
Jackson and
Liberty
Child Hurt In Fall At Home In Marlon Street
The year old daughter of Ales Alizabeth Houblér of Marlon street sustained severe injuries after toppled from a high chair Friday afternoon. She fell and landed with a left arm broken above the elbow. The child was badly shaken and medical help was summoned to reduce the fracture and provide necessary care. Neighbors note the harmful habit of learning to play the cornet, highlighting the need for safer surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ales
Alizabeth Houblér
Marlon Atreet
Tno
Henides
Ue Ehild
B. Deoloyche
Freedom for Howard Bartlett Short Lived After Hearing
Howied Cirtley, in Utica, faced a 2 PM hearing before Mayor Mitchell on abduction charges. Bartlett was granted temporary freedom but re-arrested later that afternoon on a non support warrant issued to the court of Squire George S. Harter. Bartlett remains jailed awaiting arraignment before the justice of the peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howied Cirtleyt
Utica
Ako
Mitchell
Bartlett
Conauihbin
Milton Bimp
George 5
Harter
Delightful Musical at Near Hang Kronald in New York
Mish Merwin of Harcourt Phige San naty hosted a midweek music event at Near Hang Kronald New York. Kronald, a veteran in leading New York ensembles, performed his compositions with Wil Ring of the Cleveland Orchestra as accompanist. "In the Forest" and "The Fairlea Dance" impressed with their sympathetic duo playing. Miss Keenan of Harcourt gave three numbers showcasing a strong soprano voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mish Merwin
Harcourt Phige Sannaty
Imide
Hang Kronald
New York
Kronalt
New York City
Wil Ring
Cleveland Orchestra
Fairlea
Tidal Wave Destroys Sicilian Coast Off Catania
A May dispatch from Catania reports a tidal wave sweeping Sicily’s coast near Naples and Catania. Fishing boats were wrecked and about forty crew members are believed lost. Also noted is Mrs. George C. Wall’s trip to Columbus for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Wiena
Catania
Sicily
George C. Wall
Columbus
Woman Proclaims Lydia Pinkham Cure News
A letter from Black Duck Minnesota recounts recovery from a illness labeled Retrofexion after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer credits the remedy with regained strength and health, invites others to seek advice from Mrs. Placay in Lynn, Mississippi, and warns against surgical operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Duck
Minn
Lydia i. Pinkham
Sam
Pues
Erson
Trick
Anna AN
Tate
United States
Lydia B. Plukham
Open juvenile education meeting in Franklin county
Friday evening event at the Mel wehout auditors drew a large crowd with MFITC Devin Mir Wtt Chapman and Miry Kelley among those participating. The program offered practical education expected to yield lasting benefits and a second open meeting will be announced by Judge S. L. Black of Columbus, juvenile court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Wehout
MFITC
Devin
Mir Wtt Chapman
Miry Kelley Urough
8. L. Black
Columbus
Juvenile Court
Franklin County
Death of Mrs Jennie Schuler Bellville Resident
Word came Friday of the death of Mrs Jennie Schuler a well known Bellville resident. She suffered premature birth complications and died in Peoria Illinois while visiting relatives. The body will be brought to Bellville for interment. Survived by five daughters including Mrs Edward Kelly of Bellville and Mrs N R Mastinan of Mt Vernon along with others.
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Jennie Schuler
Peoria
Hellville
Mra
Schuler
Ida Jackson
Deventers
Merv
William Geet
Blake Stein
Moor
Bellville
Schuletto
Mes
Edward Kelly
N. RR. Mastinan
Mt. Verton
Local notices from Mt. Vernon and Columbus trips
Short locals note residents and visitors including Dr. J. F. Shrontz in Mt. Vernon on business, H. B. Campbell and son in Columbus, M. B. Lytle and William H. Thompson also on Columbus trips, and Mrs. John S. Kline visiting from Milwaukee. Also Clinton Chapter No. 26 adds Royal Arch degrees for Dr. Deeley M. Seigfried and C. Levering.
Local residents noted in weekend travel and school events
Min Alexa Tarr of North Mulberry Street left Saturday for Chicago to visit her daughter Mia. Miss Helen Gordon returned home on West Sugar Street after weeks with Mrs. H.4 Ensminger of Columbus. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Shrontz from Martinsburg went to Indianapolis for the National Medical convention. Mrs. F. L. A. Wilber of Lawrence Kansas heads to Boston for daughter Margaret’s graduation at Wellesley. Jelloway High School held commencement for three graduates Harry Huffman Irwin Murray Clyde Pinkley. address by Rev. Shock of Danville. J. J. Purcell of Chicago is a guest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Shrontz
Martinsburg
Mt. Vernon
H. 8. Campbell
Kenneth
East High Street
Columbus
M. B. Lytle
North Main Street
William H. Thompson
John 8
J. Starn
Charles Taylor
Charles Kilkenney
Waterford
George
Greer
Myrtle
Routh
Vernon
Morny
Lancaster
Cambridge
Tim
Devin
Gon
Fletcher
North Main Atreet
Alexa Tarr
North Mulberry Street
Chicago
Mia
George Murphy
Helen Gordon
West Sugar Street
H. 4. Ensminger
W. EB. Shrontz
Marinsburg
Indianapolis
Indiana
Shrontz
FL A. Wilber
Lawrence
Kansas
Jeff Satunday
Hoston
Margaret
Wellesley College
Jelloway High School
Jelloway
Messrs
Harry Huffman
Irwin Murray
Clyde Pinkley
Shock
Danville
J. J. Purcell
Hasterhiy Taken To Cronie Mt Vernon Hospital After Operation
Mpa Hasterhiy was taken by Chapuetene Co ambulance to Cronie Mt Vernon hospital after a successful operation. He was conveyed from the train to his Danville home with the aid of hospital staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasterhiy
Mt Vernon Hospital
Codie GA. & C
Chapuetene & Co
ALON
Ter
Danville
Local residents spend time in Me Vernon visiting kin
Mr and Mrs May of Chee ferville spent Thursday in Me Vernon with relatives. Mrs Qari from Akron attended. Aud Frivnile visited. Lalita tithe ship erent ridiyi MM Vernon. Mr pod Mew, Poedertok Main of Mhaysteryilie, and Mr Ralph Reed of Martinetary also noted visits.
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Fiunner
Cheeferville
Vernon
Qari
Akron
Lalita
Jhrome Iftag
Pod
Poedertok Main
Mhaysteryilie Oporit
Mi Vernon
Tly Euewne
Cedlanida
Ralph Reed
Martinetary
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Temple of Justice
Elizabeth Hamilton
Amanda A. McCollum
Siardian
Eizabeth
Collin W. Koons
David Horn
Wayne
Wm. M. Koons
Hallie W. Abilson
Taylor
Academia
Helen HH
Williama
Amelia Rosenthal
Potwin
Howard Bartlett
Hartcourt Place Seminary
TIDAL
Bradfield
Atlanta
Knights’ Hall
the Hague
Kidder Hall
Hague
Newfoundland
Bilby Hoot
Sen Telog
Lydia E. Pinkham
Castor
Castoria Tor
Bears
Castoria
Attorneys-at-Law
L. B. Houck
Rogers Building
Main Street
O. News
D. F
J. D. Ewing
David F. Ewing
John D. Ewing
LAW Office
Kirk Building
Corner Main Street
Public Square
Mt. Veron
W. C. Rockwell
Arma
Union Hldg
S. Main
City
Stream & Aimer Sather A
Malu St. Cit
Bolt
Irving Forbing
Atnout
Kenton
Esther Phillipe
Jeannette
Bart Phillips
North Gay Street
Clinton
K. Deeley
M. Seigfried
C. Levering
John Harmon
Luella
Wiheeling
Wivelnia
Tao
J. K. Hiner
Centerburgh
Mt Vernon
Meg William Ty Hiner
East Butkeld Street
Mir
Mrs. Fowls
Western
Canad
Shaw
Wen Hater
Este
Omer
Ivan
Masial
Toledo
J. ‘Doc’ Welsh
Gambier St
Mt, Vernon
E. C. Beggs
Arnold Block
Monument Square
Max Kurlander & Co
Nt der Sane Tena
Mph
Lorain
Nuw
Corner High
Mulberry Sta
Knox County
MAX Kurlander & Company
Dubinsky
Royal
Lorey
South Main St
C. K. Conard
M. D
St. Chrizons
Tte & P.m. . Londen
Figelip Londen
Brien Atlant
Norway
Bir Coll
Rehard Kollel i
the Guarantee Savings Bank and Trust Company
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Aancaet Nares Ensarbesonos
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