Knox county contracts approved in busy commissioners session
Knox county commissioners let several contracts including Clarence Chirk for bridge work at Ross Creek to Mt. Vernon for 110.25, Clarence Clark for Mike Young bridge repairs in Brown township 48, Fred J. Shronts for bridge plants 160, and more. Also notes cases dropped for Ohio vs Foster, alimony order against Orange Enderwood, and various tax, marriage, and real estate actions from Knox county court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Clarence Chirk
Ross
Mt. Vernon
Clarence Clark
Mike Young
Brown Township
Fred J. Shronts
Fred J. Shrontz
Butler Township
Millwood-Bladensburg
Howard Township
Hawn Hill
Charles Leonard
Berlin Township
Pleasant Township
Harley Sims
Newton Bridge
College Township
Pike
Gambier
Caves of
Ohio
Charles Foster
Biair
Common Pleas Court
Probate court final account details filed in Grover Birdgaine case
The probate authority filed a final account showing receipts of 535.27 dollars and equal disbursements. Names include Grover Birdgaine, B Butterbaugh, Sadie Edith Porter, and J. Cleland among others. locations referenced North Liberty and Centerbury Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Butterbaugh
Butlery
Sadie Edith Porter
North Liberty
Rev
J. Cleland
Grover
GC Birdgaine
Local Investors Buy Buckeye City Elevator for Stucco Work
Millwood partners W. H. Humbert P. Y. Stull William Lepley C M Drake and J G Ray have bought the Buckeye City lower elevator with plans to manufacture stucco. Mt Vernon visitors Charles Kirkwood and Wesley Kirkwood stayed with Ore won Fike Sunday. R D Cochran plans to move to Coshocton. George Davis of Mt Vernon moving into Holland Parker property where he works as night watchman at the sand plant. Mollie Purdy, Mt Vernon music student, was home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Humbert
P. Y. Stull
William Lepley
C. M. Drake
J. G. Ray
Buckeye City
Charles Kirkwood
Mt.Vernon
Wesley Kirkwood
Olkvesburg
Orewon Fike
R. D. Cochran
Coshocton
George Davis
Mt. Vernon
Glenn E. Smiths Claimed by Death
Glenn E. Smith of Clinton township died Tuesday morning at 9 06 at the M and S sanitarium from complications of diseases. He was born in 1904, son of Mr and Mrs Frank E Smith of Clinton township. He worked as an ant caremaker in Mr Vernon and was one of the foundries. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn EB. Smith
Clinton Township
M. & S. Sanitarium
Smith
Frank E. Smith
Vernon
Ashley J. Seavolt, 63, Dies After Illness
Ashley Jay Seavolt, longtime employee of the G. Cooper Co., died at 4 a.m. Wednesday at his North Sandusky Street home from paralysis after three weeks of illness. He is survived by his wife, a daughter Mrs James Firant of Mt. Vernon, two brothers Elsworth Seaver and Clyde Seavolt, and a sister Mrs Joseph Barncord, all of Mt. Vernon. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the home with Rev. A. A. Long officiating. Interment at Mount View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Jay Seavolt
G. Cooper Co
North Sandusky Street
Mra
James Firant
Mt. Vernon
Ilo
Elsworth Seaver
Clyde Seavelt
Joseph Barncord
Also Mentioned on This Page
Common Pleas
Orange Enderwood
Blair
Hy McFeeters
W. W. Young
Phintiff Aahing
Mary &. Frizotl
Inheritanion
Ax Lus Beer
Wilkins
Herbert J. Glenn
Jumberman
Fredericktown
Julia Ehizabeth Branyan
Mt Vernon
Mink
Albert J. Moreow
Mary Kelley
Hey, VI
Malhune
Ctipty
W. Stevens
Ada L. Wootton
Eleanor Stevens
Orde G, Church
George K. Sauer
Jolie Melick
Luella Potter
Hilliar
Common Plows Court
State
Honey
McClelland
Hansonek
Reedye
Davia
Brown
Indua
Conmulesion of
Ringhart
Allanturg
Vail
Ada
Moore
Nooverdrowlandera
Allen
Butler
Porterfield
Day McCroary
Crider
Buckeye 81 Building & Loan Co
Rankin Bidg
West Gay &T
Columbus
Vy Jacobe
Pai “Mei Co
Sorh Berry
Hunt
Spite
Ganady Ve
Levering
Mercer i Brown
Dav- Ut
Centerbury Savings Banking
Millwood
Glenn E. Smiths
Waythe
Campbell’s Soups
Peas “Richelieu
Wythe's Pure Food
Richelieu
New Cretonnes
America
FARB
Mike
Palace Ae
The
Walker-McCrackin Co
Athall
Theosenthall
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