Judgment echoes in wills cases court of appeals ruling
Two appeals from wills cases reach clerk of courts involving Florence E. Miller v Cline who won a life estate only in real property on appeal with costs charged to Hugh A. Miller's estate. Bertha Owens v Humbert upheld that a legacy lapsed and passed under residuary clause. Separately John C. Lloyd v Thompson concerns an upset over care and board claims. replies deny decedent provided provisions or household items as claimed. executor J B Litzenberg seeks deed reform.
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Court of Appeals
Clerk of Courts
C. G. Taylor
Florence E. Miller
William I. Cline
Jewell
Court of Common Pleas
Hugh A. Miller
Bertha Owens
Etta Humbert
David K. Blyntone
Blair
John C. Lloyd
James L. Thompson
Thomas Thompson
Land deed reform asked over mistaken section in Knox county
The case details a deed misdescribed as section 14 instead of 15, tracing back to 1844 transfers from George Litzenberg and others to David Weaver and then Craig Weaver. Heirs are unknown. the plaintiff seeks reform of the deed and appraisal and sale of the real estate. Several probate and real estate items follow, including bonds, accounts, and recent deeds filed in Mt. Vernon.
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Mt. Vernon
Knox County Savings
Roll OF Honor
West Side Public Square
Hh. Weaver
Clara A. Jennings
Athern |Ang King
Maint
George Litzenbere
Knox County
George
Re Houtu Witkenbere
David Weaver
Craig R. Weaver
Craig Weaver
George Litzenberg
Ile
Hwatt & Blair
Buckeye State Building and Loan Co Advertisement
The Buckeye offers Moat privileges to borrowers. Will loan of homes and farms to large or small amounts. Appraisements made promptly loans closed quickly. Assets $11,000,000. Five per cent paid on time deposits.
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Buckeye
Redpath Chautauqua Set For August Dates
G C Detrick will supervise the event with Prof Raine as morning lecturer and Miss Jessie DeGroff guiding children’s activities. The sixth night will feature The Mother Goose Vertical as attendance and interest are expected to break records.
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G. C. Detrick
Prof
Raine
Jessie DeGroff
Kentucky
Arkansas
Bonnie Scotland
Mins DeGrutt
Trical Chautauqua
Columbia College of Expression
Chicago
Childran
Fortieth Ohio Christian Woman's Board of Missions Opens
The fortieth annual convention of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions of Ohio opened at Vine Street Church of Christ with a large delegate turnout. Luncheon was served, a fellowship meeting led by Mrs. M H Baker, and a reception followed. Dr T K Lowe of Columbus to deliver the convention sermon Tuesday night as 600 to 800 visitors are expected.
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Christian Woman's Board of Missions of
Ohio
Church of Christ
Mra. M
Baker
Mise Mary A. Lyons
Wan
Mra
M. H. Baker
T. J. Hamilton
Akron
T. K. Lowe
Columbus
Schafer Loses Challenge Round to Carran in 1916 Tennis
J Atlee Schafer of Kenyon won the Intercollegiate title at Columbus but forfeited the championship after losing to Charles Carran of Ohio State 6-2 6-4 in the challenge round. Schafer had earlier defeated Maxon of OSU 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the finals, while Allen D. Sapp reached the consolation semi finals before losing to Zuck of OSU.
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Columbus
J. Atlee Schafer
Kenyon College
Charles Carran
Schafer
Maxon
O. S.U
Carran
Ohio
Allen D. Sapp
Zuck
Woman at the Bar Promotes Feminist Barroom Milestone
A New York Herald piece argues that women deserve voting rights and bars to gain equality with men. It humorously surveys women learning barroom etiquette and phrases while embracing wine opening as a milestone in male dominated social rituals.
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New York Herald
Jean
Ogi
Gas Offices to Close Saturdays Except June 10
Notice to gas consumers from May 1 to November 1 the Ohio Fuel Supply Company will close at noon every Saturday with the exception of Saturday June 10 when offices remain open until 8 pm. C Mulock, agent.
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Ohio Fuel Supply Company
Macadam Condemned At Grange Meeting In Clinton
The Knox County Pomona Grange met at Clinton grange hall with talks on roads favoring permanent materials while water bound macadam was condemned. A rally with State Master Taber and Pennsylvania State Grange leader John Mesparen was planned for late June.
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Knox County Pomona Grange
Clinton Grange Hall
Master Taber
John Mesparen
Pennarylvania State Grange
Committee On
Wrile Kind of Ry Warediees and a Moore Opportunity
An unclear fragment mentions Moore and hinges wind coin and Wil Hie, with a garbled line about opportunity and waiting. The readable bits suggest a local notice or brief item, but most of the names and events are unreadable.
IYPSIES Rout Knox County as Romanians Migrate North
Sheriff Woollen orders a roaming band of Romanians off a Gambier Amity road farm after they trouble residents by entering homes and demanding food. The group heads north toward Youngstown, with a landowner pressing for removal and law involvement to enforce the exodus.
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Knox County
Pinot Ple
Gambier
Gambier-Amity Road
Woolfson
Youngstown
Sophomore Plays at Kenyon College Finishes Festivities
Sophomores staged two clever one act plays using only three characters, delivering creditable performances. Following the performances, dancing lasted until midnight with music by the Ralls Orchestra of Mt. Vernon.
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Kenyon College
Ralls Orchestra
Mt. Vernon
Haden Prince Visits Canton Friends in Vernon
Haden Prince returns home to Canton after visiting friends Nes and Angél of Cleveland. Clara L. Angel also goes back to Cleveland from a few days here with Donald Alten and Miny Balen, who were staying with a sister at Harcourt Place. High school baccalaureate was presented by Dr. George.
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View Haden
Canton
Nes
Angél
Cleveland
Newhart
Morgin
Vieo
Vernon
Sinter
Harcourt Place
George
Democratic Nomination Bid By Local Candidate
A tentative political notice states a candidate from Union Township seeks the Democratic nomination for representative. The release references a second term and notes the decision resting with the primary, dated August and referencing New Hampshire events and local party actions.
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Tam
N. H. Honter
Union Township
Democratic primary candidacies for township offices announced
A series of notices from H C Thompson Wayne Township Robert Neiderhouse Union Township George W Hayes Harrison Township Burr H Lytle recorder candidate Robert Cochran sheriff candidate Walter B Mossholder announce entry into the Democratic primary for each office with the primary set for August 8 5 or 8 as stated by the text.
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Robert Neiderhouse
Union Township
George W. Hayes
Harrison Township
Burr H. Lytle
Hell
Robert Cochran
Walter B. Mossholder
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J.B. Litzenberg
Craig
Margaret A. Ridenour
Clinton M. Rice
John A. Loney
Oeeaa M. Rice
Sylvian M. Loney
Fannie Simmonds Lucas
Ccutrix
George Simmonds
Lydia MaeNetwiler
Helen Y. Richards
Mary Ayers
Minerva Jacobs
Lorain Benedict
Philip Frederick Smith
Farmer
North Liberty
Myrtie Grace Robinson
Pike Township
J. A. Barnes
John M. Woolfson
Whitefield Middleton
Riverside
W. A. Wintermute
Grover
Bird
Milford
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Redpath Chau
Tauqua
C. W. BM
Vine Street
Sapp
C. Mulock
Pennsylvania
Pomona
Middlebury Grange
Middlebury
Clinton Grange
Ashcraft
Green Valley Grang
Pleasant Grange
Grange
State Grange
Apears
Milford Grouee
Woolson
Clifton G. Hunt
Democratic
Wooltex and
Ulnek
Feuey
UM Dowds
Sanner
Ientative
Jul Hradington
H.C. Thompson
Wayne Township
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