Appeals Court Reverses One and Affirms Three
A rewritten record notes the eighth district court of appeals recently decided three appeals in favor and reversed one. Judges Chittenden Kinkead and Richards issued opinions in matters including Ewart v. Amos affirmed, Grimm v. State reversed, and Levering v. Post Glover Wheel Co affirmed. Jurors reassigned for May and June sessions, and a new appellate rule affects transcript submission in future cases. Also listed are estate, accounting, and marriage license items from Mt. Vernon and surrounding area.
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Court of Appeals
Thorpiay
Taylor Mi
Chittenden, Kinkead and Richards
Eighth District
Shields, Powell and Houck
Ewart
Administra Tor
Ve. Amos
Common
Kelly
Kile
Grimm
Ohio
Levering
Poat Glover Wicetrie Co
Appointments set for college and state registrar roles
De George Smythe of Gambler and Harry A. Phillips are named special registrars for Kenyon College and Ohio State Sanitarium to oversee voter registration for those meeting age and eligibility. Absent voter cards prepared in the city include Artie F. Baltigen and Olly Meleroy. Registration drives accelerate as the county board mobilizes clerks and hours extend to a full schedule.
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de George Smythe
Gambler
Harry A. Phillips
Kenyon College
Oho State Sanatorium
Thnt
Artie FP
Raltiogen
Schedman
Cleveland
Olly Meleroy
Titekairiver
Tilia
Olttow Ak
Vainty Board of Vewletration
Miust
Datta
Elece
Theo Holle
Renal
Board of
Elertions
Glass injury at doorway causes multiple cuts
A Wednesday incident near a kitchen door saw broken window glass fall, injuring Mrs. Neass who attempted to remove it after neighbors pressed for aid. Medical help arrived and the artery was tied to control bleeding.
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Wrod
Utica Hi class reunion hosted by Dr F C Larimore
Utica high school alumni from 1862 63 gathered for a banquet arranged by surgeon Dr F C Larimore. About fifty old classmates came from across the country including Anabell Burris from Missouri and George Stovona from Virginia, with rail executives and Mt Vernon friends. The evening featured a U shaped banquet, purple and white decor, speeches praising past and present schooling, a periscope themed talk on 1862 43, songs and toasts, and thanks to the host with remarks from Rev Mergler and others.
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Utica High School
Giesta
Frank
Larimore
Utica News-Herald
Anabell Roberts Burris
Clinton
George Walter Stovona
Richmond, Va
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Co
Edward MclSenna
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rallyroad Co
Frank H. Davin
New York City
J. T. Kirkpatrick
Alice Alsdort
Mins Selby
Mergler
Collee
Stoves
Alevens
Robert Alsdorf
Allie Storens
Alsdorf
W. A. McKoe
P Smith
Tita
Marguerite Harris Brehm
McKenna
Periscopa
Uiea
Utica
Nannie Aladorf Simmons
Frank P. Cooper
James H Kirkpatrick
Rey
Morgler
G. ‘J. Bly
D. J. Campbell
Miss Cummins
America
Rev. Merglor
FIRST TO REGISTER TWO KNOX BOYS ARMED WITH DRAFT CARDS
Two Knox county youths Marry Melick of Columbus and Carl Mastaller now employed in Wheeling West Virginia have already registered under the selective draft law. Their cards were received at the sheriff's office this morning. Mrs M Simpson and daughter Miss Marin with guests from Mt Gilead attended the May festival while visiting. Dr W J Pardy of Killbuck is spending a few days in town on business.
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Knox County
Melick
Columbus
Carl Mastaller
Wheeling
W. Vo
Sheriff's Office
M. ©. Simpson
Miss Marin
Anna Hichaon
Sylvia Colmary
Arthur Campball
Mr. Doane
Mt. Gilead
Stinoy
W. J. Pardy
Killbuck
Keeping Well the Patriotic Duty of All
The Ohio state health department urges citizens to keep well as a patriotic duty to aid war efforts. Dr. John R. Dowell notes preventable sickness costs, calls for strict sanitation daily, and compares civilian health to military standards, stressing that health supports national and family welfare amid wartime hardship.
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Columbus
State Department of Health
John R. Dowell
State Board of Health Ih & Staement
Ohio
United States Public Health Service
Olfo
Europe
Lfe
Intestine Puncture Save At Mt Vernon Hospital
J A Busenburg narrowly escaped death after a plow handle punctured his small intestine when struck Thursday evening around six o clock. Doctors operated early Friday morning at Mt Vernon hospital to repair the injury and preserve his life though his condition remained critical.
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Mt. Vernon Hospital
J. A. Busenburg
Mrs S A Robbins Returns Home From Hospital
Mrs S A Robbins and her infant son resumed their home in Academia on Thursday after hospital treatment at M and B hospital. Mrs R B Cole traveled to Lancaster on Friday to visit friends and relatives for about a week.
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S. A. Robbins
Academia
M. & 8, Hospital
Cole
Lancaster
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Wilcox
Manke
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Tha Cocklay Milli Co
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Albert Madore
William Lewis
Lewis Starver Taliye Ballonger
Percy
Thurman Gallaher
Mule
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Taylor Haw
Dudgen Stileida
Powell and Houck
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Bayer
Hewritzliuin
ME Tor Townalap
Wow Watling
Vike
Dorn
Hiram 5
Sarah M. Marsonn
B&b
A. C. Simpson
James A. Simpson
Dave A. Kunkel
Mt. Vernon
John Kunkel
George
Doup
A. Nixon
G. of
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Tewin
L A. Marker
Janes Lateyer
GK. Dowda
Willam Ho Warner
Ann Robinson
Harold A Miller
Grace V. Purdham
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Ralston
Harold Lb
Otwhati
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Ruth M. Chisel
Ashton
Benjamin &. Powell
Farmer
Mary J. Boner
Wayne Township
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G. R. Dye
Bherman
Simpson
Harry A. Simpson
Gay Street
St. Paul's Church
P. Mt. Vernon
Looker
Bernice Gamertafolder
Norton
DR. Smythe and
H. A. Phillips
Kenyon
F.C. Larimore
Castor
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Ay Sul
Gastoria
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Standard Oilco
Obie
Davidson
W. Front Stu Mt, Vernon
Citizens’ Phone
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Hart Schadner& Mathe
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