Local Knox court actions report in common pleas probate and real estate
In Knox county there are several actions including partition orders in the common pleas court, an inheritance tax fixed at 41.55 for Sarah C. Clark, inventory filed by Keline Bishop as administrator, an appraisement order in the Mary Hutchens guardianship case, a marriage license issued for Alvin Chester and Ehinice Pauline Hookway, and a real estate transfer parcel in Centerburg from Emily Hupp to Emmett Carnes valued at 1 dollar. Judge Blair presided over the partition and quieting title cases in Knox county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almarinda Dickie
Harry Banning
Blair
Common Pleas Court
Knox County
BE. Poorman
Mary Waddell
Sarah C. Clark
BH. E
Keline
Mary Hutchens
Henn Hogle
Reta Hogle
Emily Hupp
Emmett Carnes
Centerburg
Mrs Julia Hagaman Dies After Illness at 82
Mrs. Julia Hagaman of Clinton township died at home Sunday morning at 1 35 due to complications and old age after six weeks of illness. Born in Danville in 1838, she was 82. She was active in Gay Street M E Church and survived by husband John two sons Charles H Hagaman and F R Hagaman of Mt Vernon and three daughters Mrs F W Severns Mrs F H Branyan and Mrs H W Blair of Mt Vernon and Mrs William J Russell of Topeka 17 grandchildren four great grandchildren. Funeral from the home with Rev Mink officiating, burial in Mound View cemetery date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Ann Hagaman
John, Hagaman
Clinton Township
Hagaman
Danville
Joseph ‘Walls
Gay Street
M. E. Church
William J. Russell
Topeka
Kas
Mink
Gay Street M. 8
Mound View Cemetery
Miss Mary S Merrin Called By Death
Mary Struble Merrin died Sunday morning at her mother's home on Monafeld Avenue after several weeks illness. A Mt Vernon High and Ohio University normal school graduate she taught in Youngstown and Cleveland. Survived by mother and four sisters. funeral at 47 Mansfield Avenue Tuesday at 11 a.m. The Philathen class of First Baptist Church postponed a Wednesday meeting due to the church ladies meeting Friday at 2 20 p.m. to organize an old society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Mary Struble Merrin
Monafeld Avenue
Mt. Vernon
First Baptist Church
Howard
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Richards Injured When Car Backed Over Foot
Harry Richards of South Vernon was severely injured Sunday afternoon when a friend backed an automobile onto his left foot. No bones were broken, though the injury was serious enough to require medical attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Richards
South Vernon
B. & C Announces New Mt Vernon Industry and Personnel Move
A message to Secretary Hoy s Russell of the Mt Vernon Chamber reports the B. & C Railroad confirms a new branch factory for Rich Samphier Knitting Co of Cleveland in Mt Vernon. The industrial department praises the development and offers civic services. Edson Breese leaves Mt Vernon for a U S mail service position in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratiround
Mt, ‘Vernon
Hoys Russell
Chamber of Commerce
Samphier Knitting, Co
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon
G. W. Arnold
B. & C. Railroad Co
Edson Breece
U. S. Mail Service
Breese
Hospital Notes From Mercy Mention Kanopho and Hranton
Mr Kanopho of Hunt Station underwent an operation at Mercy hospital on Moon Monday morning. Mrs Dora Hranton of Springto entered the hospital Sunday evening for unspecified reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Kanopho
Hunt Station
Moon
Mercy Hospital
Mra
Dora Hranton
Springto
M& 8
Sanstar
Births and Cruelty Investigation Report
A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs Dennis Murray of Oak Street. A daughter was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Jacob Shoukta of North Center Street. Humane investigators noted an ongoing cruelty inquiry as Officer Jacob Lybarger visited Howard township Monday to investigate an alleged case of cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Murray
Oak, Street
Jacob Shoukta
North Center Street
Humane
Omcer Jacob Lybarger
Howard Township
Rich Sampliner Knit Ting Co to Open New Factory
The Rich Sampliner Knitting Co plans a new factory on the third floor of the Rogers block South Main street. Electrical machinery and tables will arrive by Wednesday or Thursday as workmen complete preliminary details. Thirty five job applications have been filed with the Chamber of Commerce and workers are needed this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampliner Knitting Co
Clevelins
Rogers Block
South Main Street
Kallil
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Witty
Russell Ie
Cleveland Financiers to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Reservations are requested for the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday. The speaker will be Mr. Charles A. Otie of Cleveland, with Mr. Olle, a leading Cleveland financier, also in attendance. John Schnebly, from Ohio State University, spent the weekend in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nee
Chamber of Commerce
Charles A. Otie
Cleveland
Olle
John Schnebly
Ohio State University
City
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Common Pleas
Alvin Chester
Ehinice
Pauline Hookway
Coburn
Julia Hagaman
John Shaffer
Zanesville
Icae
West Side
Dea
Larael
B. D. Horton, V. Pres
H. & Workman
Cashier
Mary S. Merrin
Richards
Man
Fobes
Lorey’s Dollar
Carl N. Lorey
Owens
Owen’s
South Main
Columbus-Wooster Road
Dorsey Construction Co
Parker’s Cash Boot Shop
Hoover-Rowlands
Mount Vernon
Oold
Hoover Rowlands