Injunction Granted In Bridge Co Property Case
The Mt. Vernon Bridge Co has a temporary injunction in Knox county Probate Court restraining County Recorder Irvin Young from increasing the bridge property valuation on the tax duplicate. The suit alleges the city board of review and auditor will raise the amount. Judge Philip L. Wilkins granted the injunction. Waight & Moore represent the bridge company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Bridge Company
Knox County
Irvin Young
County Recorder
City Board of Review
Philip L. Wilkins
Waight & Moore
Bridge Company
Fire burned entry and marriage licenses listed in records
Summary of partial account noting a fire incident and balances, followed by marriage license records for Warner A. Ransom and Eva J. Bnyder, Rev. C. J. Ford and Mary K. Bennington, plus deed transfers: Ray B. Bishop to Herb Brentlinger in Fredericktown, Bishop to Anna Barton, Feaney to George Hagaman, Hattie Wingeler to Charles Edwards, Ellis Johnson to Fred Henwood, and Charles Grant to Mary Ball with specified parcels and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner A. Ransom
Gan Bier
Eva J. Bnyder
Frederick Town
C. J. Ford
Clinton Mille
Clinton Township
Mary KE. Bennington
Mt. Vorgon
Ford
Deeds
Ray B. Bishop
Herb Brentlinger
Fredericktown
Anna Barton
John J. Feaney
George R. Hagaman
City
Hattie Wingeler
Charles Hdwards
Clinton
Ellis Johnson
Fred C. Henwood
Monroe
Charles Grant
Mary H. Ball
Morris
5. C. Ford
Mulberry Street
M. BP
Rolla M. Myers
Mine Eckent
Utter
Clinton Mills
Mary Beanington
Vernon
Warner B. Ransom
Eva L. Snyden
Gambler
Prompt Loan Bank Promises Prompt Service
Patrons receive prompt attention with loan applications answered quickly and withdrawals paid promptly. Interest is mailed the day before due. The bank reports assets of 6,600,000 and offers five percent on time deposits. Call or write for booklets explaining money receipt and loan processes.
Arrest of Bert Clagget in Child Support Case
Constable Robert Forgraves of the court of Justice D. M Jones arrested Bert Clagget in Mt. Vernon for failure to support a child. Clagget, who works in an undertaking store and has remarried, gave bond of 500 dollars and will have a hearing on Friday October 17. His attorney is Hon. L. B. Houck. Newark American Tribune covered the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Forgraves
Court of Justice
D. M Jones
Mt. Vernon
Bert Clagget
Clagget
L. B. Houck
Newark American Tribune
Unclaimed Mail List at Mt Vernon Post Office
Unclaimed letters exist for Adams W H, Bently R J, Brown Richard, Cafley Mrs Maud, Elliott Fred, Filmore Eddie, Gardiner Mia Richard, Harris Lee, Hurlock F M, Irvine Robert T, Johnson Paul, Maize William, Miller Mrs B A, Miller Mrs Grace, Myera Wm, Painter Carl L, Richert Misa Clara, Rowe Billa, Smith Sylvanus, Stevens John H Vaughn Bob, Wallace Max, Wattioux Rosa, Willaner Bros 76 Foreign Papiermaster Tsar Benak Antona Pelpermister Tsack Thompson, Mrs Grace, signed by SHERIDAN G. DOWDS Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Mt. Vernon
Adams
W. H Bently
R. J. Brown
Richard Cafley
Maud Elliott
Fred Filmore
Eddie Gardiner
Mia
Richard Harris
Lee Hurlock
F. M. Irvine
Robert T. Johnson
Paul Maize
William G. Miller
B.A. Miller
Grace McGregor
Florence Myera
Wm. Painter
Carl L. Richert
Misa Clara Rowe
Billa Simpson
P. Smith
Sylvanus Stevens
John H Vaughn
Bob Wallace
Max Wattioux
Rosa Willaner
Fire damages home on West Pleasant Street
A fire Sunday afternoon at 120 Went Plinkant Street damaged a room contents after a curtain ignited near a stove. Mrs. Hanger suffered severe burns while attempting to extinguish the blaze. fire department was not summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Hanger
Plinkant Street
Struck Man Over Head At Pittsburgh Plate Glass Plant
Gundich, a foreigner, was jailed after allegedly striking George McKown with an iron bar at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company plant around 4:30 am. McKown survived the blow, aided by Dr. S. E. Deeley, and Gundich was captured at his South Vernon home. He faces assault with intent to kill and will be arraigned before Mayor Perrine. Also noted is the upcoming District No. 49 Rebekah Lodge convention in Mt Vernon with about 100 visitors, sessions led by Mrs Grace Wilking and Mrs Emma Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gundich
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
George McKown
Woolfson
McHlroy
South Vernon
McKown
8. E. Deeley
Trix
Perrine
ReWekah
Quindary
ML Vernon
Mra
Grace Wilking
D. R.A
Emma M. Bell
D, RA
Horse Runs Amok Against Streetcar Damaging Wagon
A horse pulling a milk wagon driven by George Coward of 1202 West Chestnut Street frightened by a street car on West High Street Sunday morning. The horse bolted, collided with the car, and the wagon was damaged. The injured man escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Coward
West Chestnut Street
West High Street
Mr. Conard
Births report from local families in two days
A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Harry Alsdort of West Chestnut Street and a son was born Sunday to Dr and Mrs Stephen A Douglase at the Ohio Stitch Sanatorium. Also a daughter was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Robert L Tavener of Springton Aire. Tavener was formerly Mrs Vera Nendernon of Mr Vernon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boon
Harry Alsdort
West Chestnut Street
Stephen A. Douglase
Ohio Stitch Sanatorum
Wea
Robert L. Tavenner
Bprington
D. Aire
Tavenner
Mies
Vernon
Needle tragedy in East Hamtramck child swallows needle
Veronica Needle Lee, daughter of Mrs M T Lee, East Hamtramck street, swallowed a needle Sunday afternoon. She hid the incident, sought help from a neighbor, and a doctor advised only a strict diet as surgeons search for the missing steel piece. The examination will continue to locate the needle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veronica
M. T. Lee
East Hamtramck Street
Married Men Beat Single Men in Moose and Eaglem Game
A Sunday baseball game at Hiawatha Park saw the married men defeat the single men 7 to 4. Rufus Horn pitched for the losers and Bowden for the victors. Despite high expectations for the unmarried batters, Bowden pitched superbly and the hitting was quiet. Schweitzer appeared in the outfield for the married side with limited chances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Hiawatha Park
Rufus Horn
Bowden
Schweitzer
Governor Cox appoints state officials and Panama expo leader
Columbus Oct 18 Governor Cox announced appointments Charles C Marehall to a public utilities post and William Mase as state oil inspector succeeding J McKinney. D H Torpy of Marietta named directing commissioner for Ohio at the Panama Pacific Exposition. Pitcher Glide Hendrix noted as part of a National Leaguers planning tour after the big show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cox
Charles C. Marehall
Sidney
William
Mase
Butler County
J. McKinney
Marietta
D. H. Torpy
Ohio
Glide Hendrix
Ptr
Kanyad
Richey Oo
Tal the
Browne
Eunion
Auto Party Held Up in Jerome Avenue
Two youths held up an auto party in Jerome avenue, New York, robbing Mr. and Mrs. Hildreth, John and Mrs. Williams of Cincinnati of 35 dollars, watches and jewelry before fleeing. Mr. Hildreth, publisher of a motor magazine, identified as one of the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Get
Mra
Hildreth
Joh
Williame
Cincinnati
Hidreth
Mr. Hildreth
Jerome Avenue
Rash
Flying diver Jesse Ma Lone makes 155 foot splash
In front of thousands, Jesse Ma Lone nicknamed the flying flat performed a perfect dive from the Cinetanatl bridge into the Ohio River. The drop was estimated at 155 feet as he surfaced smiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Malone
Ohio River
Amiling
Six Persons Drowned In Tarentum Skiff Mishap
Six men died when a skiff overturned on the Allegheny river near Tarentum, Pittsburg, six others drowned as two escaped. Names include Antone Widmer Carl Widmer John Widmer John Widmer Jr Tullus Sober and Joseph Sober sons of Julius Swarthmore delegates attend Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs convention with about 100 expected. politics discussed for first time in federation history. Western Fuel cases in San Francisco involve officers directors and employees accused of weight manipulation and conspiracy to defraud the government. potential penalties include prison up to two years or fines up to ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Alezheny River
Tarentum
Antone Widmer
Carl Widmer
John Widmer
Tullus Sober
Joseph Sober
Julius
Swarthmore
Pennsylvania State Federation of Women's Clubs
Western Fuel
San Francisco
Cal
Western Fuel Company
United States District Court
McNab
Department of Justice
Washington
Department
Deaths of Mrs. Sarah Colville and Edith Van Buskirk
Mrs. Sarah Patrick Colville died at her daughter’s home 119 East Chestnut street after months of illness. She was 88 and survived by three sons and two daughters with a funeral at the Starr home conducted by Rev. Wilber. Interment at Mound View. Edith Van Buskirk died at Cardington Ohio, a Cardington resident and cousin of local officer William Hough. Funeral and interment planned there Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Patrick Colville
Jessie Starr
East Chestnut Street
W. T. Colville
Carbondale
C. F. Colville
R. W. Colville
Mt. Vernon
W. H. Herrick
Socoro
New Mexico
Jesusa Starr
F. A. Wilber
D. D
Columbus
Mound View
Mt Vernon
Mra
Edith van Buskirk
Cardington
Ohio
William Hough
Children’s Festival program by Yeomen for first anniversary
The Brotherhood of American Yeomen celebrate their first anniversary with a Tuesday children’s festival at K O T M hall. Four prizes await children under 14 with non member and non parent judges. All participants receive a lodge prepared treat. Listed are the contest participants by age and act including recitations and violin solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of American Youmen
Grand Lodge
Yeomen Lodge
Margaret Tucker
Esther Wisner
Evelyn Carpenter
Geo. Speelman
Chas.Tucker
Bert Satreed
Albert Crider
Chas. Wright
Kenneth Speelman
Arthur Harney
Elmus Speelman
Fredenia Larabee
Mildred Cox
Ivory Clipin
Thelma Larabee
Dorothy Tucker
Hua Sparks
Winifred Reilly
Elisabeth Nixon
Louisa Sweet
Seug—Hlpise Scott
Amy Ewing
Plano
Verna McGugin
Pearl Kilne
Agusta Brigada
Mt Vernon High School Masquerade Delights Faculty Guests
The 1915 Mt Vernon Junior class held a big masquerade in the High School and Central buildings. About ninety attendees included teachers. Hallways bore scarlet gray orange and black hues, costumes ranged from grotesque to amusing, and refreshments followed a social hour. Guests from Delaware Columbus Chillicothe attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanteberger
Delaware
Miller
Columbus
Zieg
Chilifeotha
Opening of Second Fall Term at Oberlin Business College
The Oberlin Business College will open its second fall term on November 1, 1918, with new classes forming. The school reports remarkable growth with attendance higher than any prior year and draws students from all parts of Ohio, reflecting a nationwide view of Oberlin as a leading business training institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Business College
Ohio
Oberlin
Ham ford's Balsam promoted for horse and cattle care
An advertisement touts Ford’s Balsam as a guaranteed cure for cuts galls calice nail foot sores and kicks in horses and cattle. It urges stable owners to keep a bottle and notes many large horseowners buy by the dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamford
Knox County awards ballot printing contract to Republican Publishing
The Knox county board of elections awarded the November election ballot printing contract to Republican Publishing Co after a morning session with no other bidders. Henry W. Savage may stage The Shogun in Paris this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County Board of Elections
Henry W. Savage
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bridge Co
Temple of Justice
Fred J. Freese
Johnson Sims
Fannie Hawk
Court of Common Pleas
Wilkins
Wesley ©. Tilton
Lewis B. Houck
William Engle
Claudy Iia
Engle Et al
F. Miller
Margaret Brock
Harry
Stoyle
Gert
Knox County Savings Bank
Redo J. Patterson
Prochain
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Newark
West Pleasant St
Quindaro
Pittsburgh Plate Flass Co
George McKnown
Knox Rebekah Lodge
Granville
Thornville
Hebron
Uwtea
Martinsburg
Brandon
Mae Roby I
Ada Rinehart
Banner
Pennsylvania Club
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