Knox County Ohio Sheriff's Sale Notice Brief
Knox County Ohio Harrison township land described as 157 acres with exceptions, mortgage sale by order of the Knox Common Pleas Court. Property includes southeast quarter and surrounding parcel deeds to Mary Hayes Elizabeth Hayes Amelia Hayes. Sale set for 2 p.m. with terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years, secured by mortgage at 6 percent. Official: Woolston Knox County Sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hayes
Bayon Et al
Knox Common
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Ohio
Harrison Township
Towit
Harrison
Knox
Ilreet
Hloaver
John Wolfe
James B. Flavor
Mary Hayes
Elizabeth Hayes
Amelia Hayes
Harelnon
Fiether
RM Lea
Novi
Jamesayer
Mary
Ellanbeth
Arolin
Morthaget
Wooltbon
Sheri
Mornay Tor
Black Hills convention opens with national guest
South Dakota Club Women in Rapid City begin their annual Black Mills Federation convention marked by large turnout. Mrs. Percy J. Pennypacker of Austin Texas, president of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs, attends. Proceedings continue tomorrow. St Louis hosts Missouri Insurance Federation to track bills and push reforms for insurers and the public.
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Rapid City
8. D
Black Mills Federation of Women’s Clubs
Percy J. Pennypacker
Austin
Texas
Natonal Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Louis
Insurance Federation of Missouri
The Names Drawn At November Pleas Court Drawing
At the November term of the Common Pleas Court Judge Jewell presided over the drawing of names in the Weaver case which has been appealed to Common Pleas.
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Common Pleas
Frank Harper
Eleanor Delano Shenley
Temple of Justice Jury Draw Drawn For November Term
Judge Jewell of Delaware assisted in drawing grand and petit jurors for the November term of the common pleas court. Names announced include Eli Wilgus Monroe Marvin Biges Harrison Bunn Pembrook Brown Joe Cox and others. Grand jurors report Monday November %, and petit jurors on Monday November 10. Other items note a petition in error in Weaver vs State of Ohio, guardian application for Matilda Davidson, and licenses issued with other probate and deed details.
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Jewell
Delaware
Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas
Jury Commission
Grand Jury
Patit
Eli Wilgus—Monroe
Marvin Biges—Harrison
Bunn Pembrook—Brown
Fred Neiss
Joe Cox
A. J. Henley
Sapp—Union
Charles Dugan—Jackson
Fred Carey
Liberty
Harry Fa
W. B. Shipley—Pike
Frank Gilbert—Hillier
Charles Dunlap—Howard
Peter W. Grieff—Clay
J. Lewis Bucy—Jackson
Petit Jury
Lewis DeLong—Butler
Barton H. Ball
Cliff Hall
Union
George B. Kunkle
Brown
Harry ©. Bouton—Morris
Frank Taylor—Morgan
James Larimore
Hillier
Homer H. Smith
Fred C. Coil
William Bockoven
Charles Hagaman
John J. Nyhart—Brown
Elmer McKinney—Hillier
George Murphy
Middlebury
Karl Dutt
Walter Gilmore—Pike
Berton Bishop
Milford
Robert Giffin—Jefferson
Vearce Hagans
Clinton
Arthur C. Bell
TAG DAY SCHEDULED BY WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN ASSN MEETING
The Woman's Christian Association held a monthly business meeting at the Home for the Aged on Wednesday. Tag Day will be held Friday October 24. September donations listed include Mr Wilmot Sperry Apples and a friend fruit, Mr H Seller pork roast, Mrs Hannah Browning window shades bed padding wire screens, Mist Vine Israel new kitchen table.
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Woman's Christian Association
Home For
Wilmot Sperry
H. Seller
Hannah Browning
Mist Vine Israel
Windstorm Causes Tree Damage Across City
A Thursday morning windstorm caused minor to moderate damage citywide. Numerous tree limbs snapped and several windows shattered as debris blew through streets. A shade tree on the public square split and half of it fell, likely requiring removal.
Law Gets Man After Long Wait in New York
Walter G Furnald, once a Jersey City promoter, faced U S Commissioner Hitchcock for a preliminary exam on an indictment charging swindling through the mails He fled to Europe a decade ago returning to New York only to be arrested upon arrival by post office inspectors His current status includes a brief engagement in Vaudeville with a theater success but the case continues.
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New York
Walter G. Furnald
United States
Hitchcock Today
Burnald
Jersey City
Europe
Paris
Old Broadway
Mystery Over Death: Blood Clot Caused Apoplexy
A death believed initially to be suicide is reclassified as apoplexy after discoveries of a blood clot formed on the brain. The case centers on Miss Shaffer and the sequence of medical determinations leading to the final cause.
Deceased Lina Shaffer Died of Natural Causes in Homer
An autopsy by Dr. F. C. Larimore found Lina Shaffer aged 88 died from a brain blood clot causing apoplexy within an hour. She was found in an outbuilding at Hart sock hotel in Homer Knox County Ohio. Authorities investigate but hotel proprietor doubts self harm. Shaffer from Marietta Ohio leaves mother and siblings. relatives in Gambier and Mt Liberty. Funeral services and relatives listed.
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Lina Shaffer
F. C. Larimore
Mt. Vernon
Homer
As & Waltreen
Hartsock
Wiglard
Iss Shaffer
Miss Shaffer
Marietta
Gambler
Mt Liberty
Knox Co
Ohio
Shatter
Woodward Thomas Wedding At 705 East Vine Street
A home wedding took place at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at 705 East Vine Street. Miss Birdie Thomas and Mr. Melvin Woodward were married with Rev. J. A. Long officiating. The bridal party included Miss Mabel Wenger and Miss Ruth John, with Mrs. C. B. McManus as matron of honor. Music featured Miles Jesse Mastellar and Mrs. Alex Wingoier at the piano. The reception followed with pink and white colors dominating the decor and an elegant wedding dinner served.
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East
Vine Street
Birdie Thomas
Melvin Woodward
J. A. Long
Dave McFarland
Jesse Clark
Mabel Wenger
Jewish Services Held at Parish House for New Year
Jewish services were conducted at the parish house Thursday morning by Arthur Gingler of Columbia for the Jewish new year. The services were largely attended with details published by the time migration bureau. Monthly figures show 118,044 aliens admitted, 9,580 females, 10,458 aliens coming to the country, and 25,580 American elites returning. Alien movements, with 2708 admitted, contributed to a passenger movement total of 180,890 for the month.
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Sateen Hamiltantahn Salih
Bureau of Time
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Fish & Lybarger
Gambier
David Gorsuch
C. Mercer
Sheriff's Sale
South Dakota Club
Judge Jewell
Temple of Justice
William B. Weaver
State of
Lot C. Stillwell
B. ©. Sapp
Fulton
Newark
Bord
Dimmu
Alfred A. Perrine
Rowe County
Matilda Davidson
Wilkins
Clerk of Courts Hayes
Charles B. Mensmore
Hyatt L. Mensmore
Clyde BE
Messmore
Clara Mesamore
Charles D. Hayden
Fred C. Bishop
Webep Tuttle
G. Bnook
Mora Irvine
Totin City
A. A. Perrine
BE. W. Willus
Mound View Cemetery
Sarah BE
Wright
Adeline Mce- Amuneye
Frank L. Young
Law
David Bishpham II
Vee Pall
Agara
C Society News
Brussels
Dowds
Axminster
Nottingham
Aurora
Madras
Douds
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