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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
5
Knox county court activity includes verdict for defendant in Revornava case, jurors released until May 2, bond set for Harvey Metcalf and Marion Carpenter at $100 each, and various probate actions with wills filed for Father Smith and Any Johnson, noting executors and beneficiaries.
Executrix appointed for Anna V. Johnson. no bond required. Estate of Lenora Rogers shows no inheritance tax due. Last will of Male Leonard hint admitted to probate. Applications to take or renounce administrations filed in Knox County probate court. Real estate transfers include MW Shidier to George Carter and Charles G. Clymer to A. J. Grigg in Academia. amounts listed as $1.
Martinsburg residents hosted and visited over the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blackburn of Mansfield spending Sunday in Martinsburg. Several relatives traveled from Newark Columbus Pittsburgh Crookeville and Pittsburgh for dinners, family visits and an invalid care arrangement. The Martinsburg baseball team has won seven of eight games this season as friends gathered for a birthday and a grandson’s commencement in nearby Groveport.
Norman H. Munter, longtime Clifton resident of Knox County, was elected manager of the Mt Vernon Farmers Exchange at a Wednesday director meeting. The previous manager, C. C. Winey, was present.
The current manager will retire on June 1 and Mr. Hunter will take charge. Hunter, formerly a Buckeye City resident who moved to Akron two years ago, has been involved in real estate and has lived there since. Directors express strong pleasure at his upcoming leadership of the company.
Knox county commissioners and County Surveyor Carl VanVoorhis traveled to Utina this morning to confer with Licking county officials on proposed Homer Canterbury road improvements. The two counties’ officials and Van Voorhis later reviewed the proposed project in the afternoon.
Indien of St. Hans Guild begin a clothing drive at the parish house on Friday. Bundles will be sent to the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday for packing and shipment. If Friday delivery fails, bags may go to the Chamber on any day before Wednesday next week.
At the Clinton Commandery No. 6 Knights Templar special conclave in the Masonic Temple 19 candidates received the Order of the Red Cross. Two more conclaves are planned with the Order of the Temple to confer on four clans of six candidates.
A secret indictment from the May term was disclosed as Patrolman French arrested Maxe Wells of Mt. Vernon on nonsupport charges. Wells had been working in Canton and returned to Mt. Vernon yesterday, then was jailed in the county jail to await arraignment in Common Pleas Court.
Word from Danville reports Channing Workman, a former resident, is seriously ill in Spokane, after a paralytic stroke several days ago. He left Knox county, Ohio, about 11 years past. Lyman Workman of Danville is a brother.
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