Maud Magill Sues Henry Magill For Divorce
Maud Magill files for divorce from Henry Magill citing irreconcilable differences. The petition seeks a dissolution of the marriage and custody arrangements as appropriate under state law.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1911
Page
3
Commissioners Award Contract For A Cottage
Alfred Wolfe indicted by the grand jury on two counts for administering poison and for manslaughter, posted bond at 5000 and released to await trial in June. Maud Magill filed for divorce from Henry Magill alleging neglect and intoxication, seeking alimony and child custody. County commissioners awarded the cottage contract to Walter Barlywine for the infirmary staff housing. Clyde W Sherbondy and Elman Fish received marriage licenses. Deed filed noting transfer of land. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy recommended for children. sold by local dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wolfe
Charles B. Metcalf
Wolfe
Wickham
J. R. Watts
W. L. Wolfe
Frank Baker
Didema Pipes
Maud Magill
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Henry
Magill
Claud
Guy
Lewis B. Houck
Knox County Infirmary
Walter Barlywine
Campaign Finance Reform Advances in Washington Debate
In Washington May 1 the Democratic House pushes for campaign finance publicity and direct elections amid GOP opposition tied to tariff favors. Republicans face scrutiny over money from trusts as progressives gain antitrust leverage and a pivotal farm free list bill draws impact for consumers and farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wintanratin
Malbrane
United States
Canada
Democratic House
Tariff Trusty
Ateol Trust
Congress
Cannon
House of Representatives
Ankenytown Social Notes Register Local Visits
Mrs Beal and wife and Floyd Beal and wife of Butler visited friends Sunday. Brown and wife visited Al Fredericktown Sunday. Mrs McDaniel of Newville has been visiting her son Sherman a few days. Rev Albert Thomas and wife spent several days near Centerbury. Misses Anne Hively and Wealtha Workman visited Phil and Alya Roeder near Bunker Hill Friday and Sunday. Jas Guthrie had a valuable con ee on the railroad last week. Brubaker spent Sunday with hire Jednabet Doyle Sebner. Reed and Clark Garber spent Sunday with Himer Bechtel B. EB Litt and family spent Sunday with William Koefer and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beal
Floyd Beal
Butler
Tod, Brown
Fredericktown
McDaniel
Newville
Sherman
Albert Thomas
Centerbury
Anne Hively
Wealtha Workman
Phil
Alya Roeder
Bunker Hill
Jas, Guthrie
Brubaker
Jednabet Doyle
Sebner
Reed
Clark Garber
Himer Bechtel B. EB. Litt
Lund
William Koefer
Danville Areas Social And Local Notes
Charles McDonald spent Saturday in Danville on business. W H Sapp and family hosted G 8 Starner and kin Sunday. A fishing party from Danville met Friday afternoon. W G T U medal for best oration was won by Miamma Horton, with countywide attendance at both sessions. Several residents visiting Howard and Danville, with others at home of OC Lester. Englehardt siblings at mother's bedside in Howard due to gangrene. A B Starner of Baddow Pass in village Saturday. Charles Englehardt of Howard visited Solomon Hoagland Sunday. Hang Fox moving into recently purchased property from Marcus Hoagland. Wo Heaton traded driving mare for a pedigrend colt with Dr Robert Putnam. G Lester at Baddow Pass Saturday on business. John Workman family visited Akron for a few days. William Menne and Harry Alexander noted in bakery. Patterson exam in Mt Vernon next Saturday. Village guests danced at Franc Pipes’ house east of town in Hallmee County. G 3 Starner and family visited Oavar Workman Monday. Elizabeth Barnes critically ill from grip. Ida Noville of Orrville was a guest here last week. R B Leiter of Oroville visited Sunday. Charles Sparks of Danville began laying cement blocks for the new M I church. structure promises to be fine. Several from Danville attended a day party at Mrs Austin Conner near Cavallo last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McDonald
Danville
Starner
W. H. Sapp
Tamily
Miamma Horton
Channing Armstrong
Howard
Walter Workman
Lester
Sidney
C. Englehardt
A. B. Starner
Baddow Pass
Our Village
Charles Englehardt
Solomon Hoagland
Hang Fox
Marcus Hoagland
Heaton
Robert Putnam
Lester Wan
John Workman
Halmee
Oavar Workman
Mrnday
Mike Elizabeth Barnes
Ida Noville
Orrville
R. B. Leiter
Oroville
Charlea Sparks
Beall and War Discuss Driving Region Met Daye
The text reports Beall and Wittey describing themselves as experienced men. They claim expertise tied to a recent performance by Pred Hogter. The discussion notes ongoing interest in a noted velocity or dynamics within Dantill, with reference to male travel plans and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantill
Local Notes From Milwood And Surrounding Areas
Mr. Robert Barton of Howard was the guest of Milwood friends Sunday. General Doolittle is adding to his renter Philip Stall. The Stall family spent the weekend with their son Sherman Stall at Auck. C.D. Mitcher plans additions to a property. Cragon Pike THA and KUAineNe Crip move to Piltabure on Monday. Miles Chiog Loplay reported Colombia relativen Inst Wook. Mr. Chas. Miller near Wad Waning engaged in work near Wathonding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barton
Howard
Milwood
Gen. Doolitte
Philip Stall
Sherman Stall
Auck
C.D
Wathonding
Local notices mix with family news from town
A fragmentary column reports Mrs LD Birt receiving a box of orange blossoms from California brother George, Mrs 4 G Smith and daughter traveling to Dustneas near Mt Vernon last Saturday, church services planned for May 21, and visits among residents including Mr Jacob Purdy and the Purdy family with Sunday returns to community roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birt
George
California
G. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Mensiah
Howani Purdy
John Danmire
Soil moisture and farming tips from Graham Extension
Long column discusses soil moisture loss through evaporation, its economic impact on Ohio farmers, and methods to conserve moisture by cultivating and mulching soil. Appears with agricultural notes from Graham Supt and a snippet promoting Chamberlain's remedy, plus farm sale and local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiv
Ohio
A Good Mule at the Metropolitan Opera Prenerinom
An old teacher argued for simplicity in style while warning against pretentious writing. The observer notes the sense that writing four words cannot spell the truth, reflecting on craft and expression in literary practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Telegraph
Henderan
Metropolitan Opera
Eppented
Knox County Court Notice of Will Recording Hearing
In the Knox County Court, an application by Martin Horn’s executor for entry and recording of the will of Martin Horn, deceased, will be heard on Tuesday June 6 at 9 o clock before Probate Judge Patrick A Berry. The petition seeks release from encumbrances and payment receipt approval as part of the probate process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Horcoenas
Knox Goumty
Bealie
O. la MoCoy
Court OF Knox Notios
Willson
Horn
Himander
Martin Horn
Patrick A. Berry
Sheriff's Sale Notice In Knox County Court Case
Mary Z Beumbaugh sues Chan A Harte and Elizabeth Harte in Knox Comman Pleas. By order of County Olio, directed to the marshal. Sale to occur at the Court House door in Mount Vernon, Knox County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Z. Beumbaugh
Chan
A. Harte
Elizabeth Harte Knox
Olio
Tormale
Priso Court
County
Mount Vernon
Knox
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Akron Water Works
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Peter Fink
McCormick Binder
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Brown Township
Dapuilin
Jonathan A
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Lewis B. Hovek
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Dr. L.F. Voke
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Bidaer
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Ve W. Whitney
Cork
BetDay
Ye Ives Fusting
Fred Gilliore
Hiss Red
Berlin
Mike
Danielp
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I Betlone
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Sheriff's Sale
Elizabeth Harts
Cange
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Purchuser
P. J. Parker
Workzaas
Storey
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Jernbal Ohio
EL. Wolfe
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Tom Alee
Belgium
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Korns Gambier
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