Will of W. A. Woolson Probate And Trust Provisions
The will of W A Woolson admitted to probate divides the estate among five sons with Jennie Woolson receiving perpetual care income. Executors and trustees lay out stock shares and cash to support widow’s income, with specific conditions on remarrying, age milestones, and trust dispositions. Remaining real estate and assets are allocated to multiple beneficiaries including Storey M, Cart, Frank A Woolson, and others, with incomes and reserves for wives and a home investment, plus an administrator and appraisals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Stream
Philip Bisele
W. A. Woolton
Ato
Testator
Jennie Woolson
Wit
Securites
Storey M
Carl
Woolson
Mons
Woolwon Vo
Jennie Woolwon
Thesons
Frank A. Aml
Harold &. Woolson
Kona
Woolson Co
Robert Hen Woollaon
Hobert Arce
Linroll I
Robert Bruce Woolson
Allaxes
M. Aghbaughty
No Bids Presented On Howard Mount Vernon Road
County Engineer reported no bids on a section linking the Conhocton pike with the Howard pike during the bid opening for several road projects. He noted contractors, wary about labor issues, are cautious in bidding and delaying action on the stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard-Mt, Vernon Road
Covuinton Tharwlay
Conhocton Pike
Howard Pike
Rev O F Grimsley Dies After Sermon
The Rev O F Grimsley aged 62 of Brownsville died of heart disease while returning home after preaching at Bushy Forks church. Survived by his widow four sons one brother and two sisters. He was formerly stationed at Roseville and White Cottage and was known in Muskingum and Knox counties. His body was taken to Newark for burial and returned to Brownsville Monday. He was a member of the local M P conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushy Forks
B. Grimsley
Brownsville
Newark
Grimaley
Roseville
White Cottage
Muskingum County
Zanesville
Knight of Pythian degree team to visit Mt. Vernon
Coshocton Fidelity Lodge Knight rank team, famed in the state, plans to come to Mt. Vernon on May 31 to exemplify the degree before local candidates. The same men who competed in the Columbus state contest are expected, with Coshocton lodge voting to send them and Judge Ashman backing the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Lodge
Knighta of
Pythian
Coshocton
Mt. Vernon
Verona
Columbus
Guy Taylor
Sus
Common Pleas
Ashman
Taylor
Coshoeton
Pythkins
Knox County
Reminiscences Event At Utica May Banquet Toasts Decades Past
Dr Larimore hosts a 10 class Utica program featuring old reminiscences of yore. Invitations extend to survivors of the 182 and 1680 era with plans for a May 28 banquet at a Presbyterian church. George Wallace Stevens is named as toastmaster and the Mischinewery Society handles the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr.larimore
Utica
Utica Herald
Mont
Tien
Lardmore
Orbangenents
George Wallace Stevens
The
O. Railroad Company
Mayo
Lindsey Held In Lancaster For Grand Larceny Breaks Jail
Lancaster May 18 Hubert Lindsey an ex convict and William Schaefer were arrested here for burglary but escaped last night from the city prison using a crowbar. Lindsey, wanted for larceny, was held on grand larceny charges but broke jail. Police report ties him to thefts from freight cars in local yards weeks earlier. Chief Parker awaits Lancaster police confirmation as details remain unclear.
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Lindsey
Lancaster
Chief Parker
Associated
Hubert Lindsay
Vernon
William Schaefer
Cleveland
Hubert Lindsey
Parker
Pennsylvania
Warler
Locals Note Busy Day in Dayton and Nearby
Short items list visits and travels of Mrs. Everly and son Jack in Dayton, W R Loney in Columbus, Mrs Bert Tanner in Howard Welday, Miss Helen Tullos in Cleveland, GT Sperry visiting Mansfield, and Mr and Mrs C N Allerding from Mansfield. Also mentions a theft report near Hopewell, a Page rank at Timon Lodge, a dramatic club at Milford Grange, an outside warehouse fire on West Gaulter Street, and Congregational conference in Huntington. Kenyon attendees arrive for Alphapi dance. Mansfield Shield positions Mansfield for district National Defense officers to aid farmers.
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KJ. Everly
Jack
East Buygess Street
Dayton
W. R. Loney
East Chestnut Street
Columbus Priday
Bert Tanner
Howard Welday
Helen Tullos
West High Street
Cleveland
GT. Sperry
New Mitford, Conn
W. 8
A. W. Crumley
Helen
East Vine Street
Columbus
Timon Lodge
Peasant Grange
Milford Grange Hall
Hatldine
McConnell Co
Huntington
W. Va
Tuuday
James Beach
Kenyon
Alpha Pi Fraternity
Oskaloosa Hall
Coshocton
Ohio
Knox
Morrow
Crawford
Ashland
Richland
Marietta Blues Organized to Aid in the War
In Marietta on May 18 an organization called the Marietta Blues is forming, open to men 16 years and older. Local prominent citizens spearhead the effort to mobilize the season and land citizen support for the country in its war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta “Blues
Marietta
Marietta Hliwa
Citi
Hankin of East Gambier Street travels to Columbus on local business
W. B. Hankin of East Gambier Street went to Columbus Friday on business for the local Pennsylvania hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hankin
East Gambier Street
Columbus
Pennsylvania
Mayer Named on Board of Recruiting
Governor Cox announced a fifty man Ohio committee of the Navy League of the United States aiding naval recruitment. L. G. Mayer of Mt. Vernon is named on the list, with members from various points in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Associated Presa
Columbus
Officers Elected by S T Vincent de Paul Alumni
The St. Vincent de Paul high school alumni association elected officers for the coming year Friday evening. Officers include President Paul Seibold Vice President Catharine Notun Secretary Llaabeth Weber Treasurer Carl Durbin Necrologist Anna Murphy Historian John Collins Poet Netle Smith. Clayge Hayes named assistant postmaster at Fredericktown by Postmaster J D Smoots and has begun his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
St. Vincent de Paul's High School
Paul Seibold
Catharine Notun
Llaabeth Weber
Carl Durbin
Anna Murphy
John Collins
Netle Smith
Marriage Notes From Covington and Newark
Mr Obly Davison and Miss Brining wed in Covington and return to Newark to reside. The couple are the children of Thinan Davison and J L Brning. Earlier, Josie Mavis and Raymond Catt married at noon with Rev Sparks officiating at the First M E parsonage. the Catts plan to live in Newark where the groom works in the county surveyor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obly Davison
Misa Josie Mavis
Utica
Raymond Catt
L. ©. Sparks
M. E. Ehurch
Catt
Newark
County Surveyor
oMce
Freeman and visitors stay in Morgantown area
Mr. Mra M. Freeman and Mine Ag nes Freeman spent several days at Morgantown West Virginia visiting Prof. H M Freeman of West Virginia State University and Mrs Helen Shireman Israel of Massillon. A party including Mr Vernon people motored to this city and were guests of Mr and Mrs N Aller ding last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Freeman
Agnes Freeman
Morgantown
W. Va
H. M. Freeman
West Virginia State University
Helen Shireman Israel
Massillon
Vernon
N. ‘Allerding
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W. A. Woolson
Will
Court News
James A Behacifor
Maggie Roy
John Behmidt
Blela Rehinppacnese
WM. Greer
Caroling Terey
Wiving Bend
Bono
Teaale
R. Greer
LT Crowley Appuration
H. H. Greer
Caroline Vergy
Robert Marek
J. K. Parker
Mary Parker
Woods
Weed
Amy
Kulins
George H. Jackson
ME Vernon Wemetery
G. H. Bandrock
U. 8
Bandrock
South Carolina
F. Grimsley
Grimsley
M. P
Old
Fairfield Co
Alumni Association OF
S&t. Vincent DE Paul's
Clayge Hayes
Clay Township
Fredericktown
J. D. Smoots
Mr. Hayes
Castor
Chuldier
New York
Chile
Castoria
William Dyer
Norman &. Daney
King Lepley
Frank O. Levering
Charles (. Jams
Russell J. Ash
L. B. Raw- Hinson
Scioto
A, A
Mt. Vernon, Ohio
the Standard Oil Co
Oble Corporation
eRefus
Gambier
Davidson
W. Front
Citizens’ Phone
San Francisco
Gunning
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Panama
Tataen
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