Incapable of Contracting Basis of Schaub Divorce
Harry Schaub seeks divorce from Tracy Hathaway claiming incapability of contracting. The case notes marital strain and seeks severance of the marital tie. Several cases were settled and Bisamissed in Common Pleas, with actions noted in related filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Schaub
Harry L. Schaub
Common Pleas Court
Lucy M. Schaub
Fort Erie
Canada
Buffalo
N.Y
Contracts Awarded By County Commissioners
Two county commissioners awarded contracts for bridges and related work including abutments at Brown bridge Wayne township 136 to Fred Phillips repairs to Lahman bridge Morris township 20 to Jobo Hawk concrete floor Gearhart bridge Liberty township 38 to C W Hunter abutment at Gearhart, 159 to Lewis Gtsats and 110 to Barnes McNabb Beal bridges Butler township plus 23 for bridge plank and 175 for Barrett bridge costs. Also mentions divorces and probate items from the Common Pleas Journal with several names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Phillips
Brown Bridge
Wayne Townahip
Jobo Hawk
Lahman
Morris Township
C. W. Hunter
Gearhart Bridge
Liberty Township
Lewis Gtsats
Butler Township
Bame
McNabb
Beal
Thomas Morrison
Clinton Township Trustess
W. High Street
Barrett Bridge
Local Notes From Marion Area Social Roundup
Walter Huddleston returned to Marion Michigan after a week with relatives here. Sadie Armstrong went to Rochester New York for the summer. Phillip Welch visited Miles Rinehart in R D No 1. Chay Bent plans to practice law in Columbus. J Paul Lang won a culvert and bridge repair contract on the Columbus pike for 2007. Ll G Walker opened a three week series of meetings at Simmons church. Jeff Burkett and Mrs Steward of Payne stay with R W Litzenbure. F S Shinaberry received a new over tent car Saturday. J H Sutton works in Mt Vernon this summer. Ray Houck and family of Columbus Du visited relatives here. B Ramey in Columbus on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Huddleston
Marion
Mich
Sadie Armstrong
Rochester
Phillip Welch
Miles Rinehart
R. D. No
Chay
Bent
West
Columbus
J. Paul Lang
Columbus Pike
Mt. Liberty
Ll. G. Walker
Simmons Church
Jeff Burkett
D. C. Steward
Payne
Paulding County
R. W. Litzenbure
Shinaberry
H. Sutton
Mt. Vernon
Ray Houck
Colum. du
Ramey
Local Notes From Chesterville and Vicinity
Saturday return home for Rev and Mrs Akers after visiting Chicago Junction. Commencement exercises drew a crowd with Prof B McElroy of Delaware delivering the address to graduates Eleanor Markley Dorothy Rogers Leanna Wilson Inez Polhemus and Mary White. Mary visited Harnest White of Rich Hill last Sunday while Susie Blue shows improvement after illness. Burr Sinter hires Ray McGugin as summer clerk. Mrs Maintland leaves for New Castle Penn. James Meredith lies ill with whooping cough. Fred Pearl of Sparta closes Ball’s school term with a well attended dinner. Leonard and Slack families hosted Nebraska visitors. Gertrude Slater to summer with grandmother in Ashtabula county. Reverend Williams preached a memorial sermon at Presbyterian lecture hall to a full house. Decoration services planned at town hall next Friday at 1 pm. Carl Blue and Homer Stump attended the Slay Puatival at Mt Ver mont Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akers
Chicago Junction
B. McElroy
Dela Ware
M. Eleanor Markley
Dorothy M. Rogers
Leanna F. Wilson
Inez June Polhemus
Burr Sinter
Ray McGugin
Green Valley
Harry Maintland
New Castle
Penn
Maintland
James Meredith
Fred Pearl
Sparta
Ball's
Carl Blue
Homer Stumpb
Health factor in success cited in 19th century adage
The piece asserts health as the major driver of a man's success and links well being to regular bowels. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation, claiming they move the bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion, and notes they are sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
One Hundred And Ten Pass The Test
A report notes a large number success and a passing test result. The item highlights a milestone achievement described as a hundred and ten passes in a test scenario. Specific names or locations are not provided in the readable text.
County Commencement Planned At Boxwell Tent In Vernon
In Knox county the Boxwell tent batch results show 110 pass at the May 17 test from 175 applicants in the second exam, with 62 girls and 48 boys. The county commencement is set for July 20 at 11:00 p m in the high school auditorium in Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Murray
Board of Examiners
Democracy
Ohio
Alt] Vernon
Young America
Knox County
Boxwell
Boards of Education
St Ul
Mauiré
Local Names Appearing in County Notices
A list of numerous individuals including Florence Kiffertrick Vernon Cul Meon Earl Debott Robert Joe Florence Bett Burdette Colwill Macey Hoovien Telma Burner George Gronsman Union Corinia Felon Gladys Whitney Hilary Blubaugh Cletus Palmer Cine Kemp Vincy Magill Roy Mags Swart Bevitts Wayne Wileth Kenneth Hurat Robert Chew Luke Biggs Everett Bryant Henry Agnew Mary Shaffer. Another group includes Hugh Levering Homer Woodward Chloe Coa Eather Lyons Ethel Met calf Grace McPerran Josephine Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlorgen Florence Kiffertrick
Vernon Cul Meon
Earl Debott
Robert Joe Florence Bett
Burdette Colwill
Macey Hoovien
A Proper
Telma Burner
Yil Nee Sire
George Gronsman
Union
Wayne Harold Wileth
Kenneth Hurat
Robert Chew
Luke Biggs
Everett Bryant
Henry Agnew
Mary Shaffer
Hugh Levering
Homer Woodward
Chloe Coa
Eather Lyons
Ethel Metcalf
Grace McPerran
Josephine Tucker
Local social notes from Martinsburg area include visits and outings
Mr. Tilton of Columbus guests relatives while Laura Ewart entertains Misses Mary and Edith Ewart of Columbus. Laura Bowman visited in Mt. Vernon week. George Melick and Miss Hanrock with Genivieve Hampshire last Friday for High School play at Mt. Vernon. Homer Dodd and Dr. W E Shronte drove to Caledonia Sunday. Mrs Shronte joined them after visiting her sister Edgington. Somme McKee visited Pittsburgh with daughter Mrs. C R Brown. Embroidery Club hosted by Mrs Edgar Lescalbette. Minneapolis guests Dave Schooler and Carrie Campbell. Ollie McKee returned from Mt. Vernon after visit with aunt Emma Miser. James Noffsinger thrown from horse last week with serious internal injuries. W B Shrontz and wife visiting Toledo daughter Mrs Bernard Horn. Fred Shrontz entertained Etta Crumline of Bladensburg last week. Mrs Prarie Baird visiting relatives in Newark this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar] Tilton
Columbus
Laura Ewart
Mary
Edith Ewart
Laura Bowman
Vernon
George Melick
Misa Nette Hanrock
Hampshire
Mt. Vernon
Homer Dodd
Caledonia
W. E. Shronte
Edgington
Somme McKee Iu
C. R. Brown
Pittsburgh
Edgar Lescalbette
Embroidery Club
Dave Schooler
Carrie Campbell
Minneapolis
Ollie McKee
Emma Miser
James Noffsinger
W. B. Shrontz
Toledo
Bernard Horn
Fred Shrontz
Mise Etta Crumline
Bladenshure
Prarie Baird
Cei Tives
Newark
Deaths of Mrs Silas Parr and local notices
Mrs Silas Parr died suddenly Tuesday at 16 oclock at her home 404 North Gay street after an apparent improvement following illness. She was born Harret Armstrong in Richland county and came to Mt Vernon in 1859. She leaves a daughter Mrs Charles B Ayers and was active in church and charitable groups. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 from Gay Street M E church with Rev EB D Barnett officiating. Burial in Mound View cemetery. Also noted is an item about rheumatism treatment and a Newark saloonist suicide attempt, with brief details and a line about a pay request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Parr
North Gay Street
Parr
Harret Armstrong
Richland County
Mt Vernon
Charles B. Ayers
Methodist Episcopal Church
Daughters of Rebekah
Daughters of Veterans
Woman's Christian Association
Gay St. M. E
EB. D. Barnett
Mound View Cemetery
Charge Changed in Pred Abrendt Case and Fine Imposed
An affidavit charging Pred Abrendt with unlawfully furnishing intoxicating liquor was withdrawn and a new charge filed. Abrendt pled guilty to the liquor charge and received the minimum $50 fine from Mayor Perrine after a police investigation found no personal gain from the act. Abrendt, local U S Express agent, acted in a spirit of accommodation linked to beer orders from Mansfeild. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promising quick relief and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrine
Clemente
Ahrendt
Abrendt
U. S. Express Company
Attention Horsemen Selections at Mt Vernon Barn
Breeding stock advertised includes stallions and colts such as a 1913 season horse at Mt Vernon opposite Rinehart's Avery, a leading trotting sire Peter reat lineage, Axworthy and Onward cross, and a 1300 lb Morgan Eagle Denmark plus a 1900 lb Chestnut Belgium Tom Alee. All sound and available for breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Rinehart
Avery
Knox County
A. T. RL
Peter Reat
Er Cle Fee
They Allerton
Axworthy
Onward Cross
General Watts
EAGLE
Denmark
Tom Alee
Belgium
Annual Gift Suggestions at The Arnold Store
The Arnold Store offers a wide selection suitable for both men and women. Gift ideas include ink stands paper weights and desk hardware, book racks rasas and leather items, books Bibles fountain pens and pictures along with many other articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Store
Gift ideas to delight the one you care for
A notice invites readers to visit the store for receiving ideas and guidance to choose a suitable gift. Staff offer help to select a thoughtful present tailored to the recipient. The aim is to assist customers in finding items that will appeal to the intended person.
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Tracy Hathaway
Tracy
M. Hathaway
Elva R. Hathaway
Common Pleas
L. ©. Bullwell
Rene Lest
Burgeon
Milford
Ty W. H. Larimore
Mary Larimore
Clyde EK
Burgoon
Serah EK
Beech
Thomas Cute MI
Mount Vernon
Gertrude Saunders
Kenturbury
J. A. Long
Ftate
George O'Conner
State of Ohio
Willard McElroy
Roy Peacock
J. B. Waight
Lucy McKay
BF. Higgins
Frank B. Zeig
Peart M
Wm. F. Sapp
John Cooper
Newton
Eastman
Emma Bunnell
Lewin
J. Leddered
Harvey Byler
Common Pleas Journal
Obio
Batter Va Gambier Bank
Mishey Va Gray
Reid
Mational Supply Co
Ve Upham Gas Co
Robertson Vs Robertson Et al
AaGeraas Va Manos Co
Gina
Anderton
Wim
F. W. Hartivon
Carol Robinson
Wm. L Cline
Arabella Blackburn
Martinsburg
W. W. Bradfield
Eben
Bradfield
Thatcher
Mr. Liverty
John Christopher
Billa J. Schury
Bartlett
Bouth Vernon
Chesterville
Bertin
Olive Kinney
Hazel Kunkel
Ralph Holland
Stewart Morrison
Paul Yarner
Elizabeth Butta
Ava Lifer
Crets Pembrook
Pearle Ros
Ella Rice
Mona Shuman
Ora Brows
Raymond Mots
Avia Jones
Clinton Chester Brown
Arndt Gamertefelder
Dana Hose
Biroy Kaiser
Earl Lewis
David Lahman
Beryl Poulton
Ben Rawlins
George van Ammen
William Wynkoop
Julian Yauger
Claire Brown
Mary Bishop
Mamie Baughman
Nellie Bair
Reba Chase
Ines Cornell
Rose Darling
Ne Flaharty
Roxie Flippo
Ethel Givens
Bernice Higgins
Elisabeth Meyers
Katharine McGruder
Lars Simmons
Margaret Tullos
Ola Taylor
Edna Winland
Harrison Marlo Fawcett
Mabel Fawcett
Hasel Wooldridge
Howard Virgiia Gardner
Cornelius Healey
Carl Gardner
Dackeon
Mabel Hall
Jefferson Joseph Amman
Talmage Banbury
Harry Body
Ray Brows
Alfred Greer
al Mbarty
Georgia Hough
Catherine Lewin
Pearl Smothers
Widdiebury
Ruth Bower
Gerrudy Fletcher
Milford Etain Barker
Naomi Barker
Neltie Chadwick
Jodie, Chiunar
Naeem Moreland
Cort Mitubell
Iowa
Martin Burns
Banner
ABS
Book & Art Shop
Gts
Actian
Charles William Burkett
Pennsylvania
New Virginia
Maryland
Splendid Farm Journal
American Agriculturist
Democratic Banner
Drak Wanes
Haines
N. Hla Ie
John R. Doelfs
Public Square
Curtis House Bick
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