Three Divorce Suits Filed In Knox County Courts
A string of Knox county court actions includes Elwood Merriman suing Charles F. Mies and John Lees & Son Co for damages after a car crash injuring Mrs. Merriman and damaging the Merriman auto, with an attachment levied on the Mies car. Also filed are three divorce suits: Laura B. Frazier vs Hiram W. Frazier for gross neglect, Irene Ewers vs Howard F. Ewers for gross neglect and I Ewers, and Mary E. Nichols vs Charles O. Nichols alleging drunkenness and cruelty, with a temporary restraining order granted. Additional items note sale confirmations, a verdict for damages in a railroad death case, real estate transfers, a marriage license, and an administrator appointment with bond.
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Merriman
Common Pleas Court
Mies
Mosholder
Harris Garage
Walter G. Harris
B. E. Sapp
Laura B. Frazier
Knox County
Hiram W. Frazier
B. &. Sapp
Irene Ewers
Knox County Common Pleas Court
Howard F. Ewers
Irene Mussel
Ewart & Blair
Mary E. Nichols
Charles O. Nichols
Blair
The
Plainun
Death of Richard H Stinemates in Hunt Station
Richard Henry Stinemates died Saturday at 11 o clock at his Hunt Station home from influenza after a two week illness. He was 61, a member of the 29th. Survived by his wife, daughter Mrs Mary Manville of Newark, and son George of Hunt Station. Funeral from the home Monday at 2:30 pm with Rev Lewin officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Stinemates
Hunt Station
Mr. Stinemates
Hota
Mary Manville
Newark
George
Lew
Local Socials Report From Newark Columbus and Mt Vernon
Lock Miss May Mitchell visiting Mr Arthur Mitchell and family in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Carl Harria and children visited Mr and Mrs Oscar Harria in Newark Sunday. Mrs Alva Saunders and daughter Lucille visited Mrs Clara Myers over Sunday. Mrs C B Jackson spending the week here with her nieces Mesdames J G Crottinger and H J Hood. Mrs Hood returned from a visit with Mr and Mrs James Lee Hood in Newark. Mrs A Velinor and son Landrum, Mrs John Blakeslee of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Roley Dewitt of Condit visited Mr and Mrs Allen McBrick the first of the week. Mr Maurice Mitchell and Miss Gertrude Magill of Mt Vernon were guests of Mrs LE Mitchell Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Harry Stoughton entertained about 50 young people at a dance in their home Tuesday evening. They expect to leave soon for their new home in Columbus.
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Carl Harria
Oscar Harria
Newark
Alva Saunders
Lucille
Clara Myers
C. B. Jackson
J. G. Crottinger
H. J. Hood
Rs. James Lee Hood
A. Velinor
Landrum
John Blakeslee
Columbus
Roley Dewitt
Condit
Allen McBrick
Maurice Mitchell
Gertrude Magill
Mt. Vernon
LE. Mitchell
Harry Stoughton
Martinsburg School Notes Chapel Program and Games
The grammar department led chapel with songs and recitations etc. A high school beat the pumping station team 13 to 11 in a Thursday afternoon game. County Supt J C Marriott visited, and William Westler of Fredericktown called on the school. The freshman class held a marshmallow and wiener roast in Rolly Jones woods with several classes attending. Teachers present were Supt Welker and Miss McCullough.
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J. C. Marriott
William Westler
Fredericktown
Rolly Jones' Woods
Supt, Welker
Miss McCullough
Knox County Farm Bureau drive gains members
More than 80 percent of solicited farmers joined the reorganized Farm Bureau by the fourth day of the campaign in Knox County. On Thursday solicitors added 104 members, reaching 301 total. Some homes were missed, and misled applicants may refile at the county agent’s office or with the state canvass manager. One Miller township group prepared to report progress, while J. W. Jones was hospitalized after an afternoon move from his home.
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Knox County Farm Bureau
Reorganized Farm Bureau
L. Anderson
Knox County Savings Bank
J.A. Hammon
Miller Township
No Man So Strong He Fears Nobody Says Hamilton Line
A fragment from the Hamilton Herald quotes a line about fear and strength, noting that no man is so strong or great as to be without fear of someone, or even of a woman, in a pointed aphorism.
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Hamilton Herald
Celebration at Utica Pikes Road Gift Draws Big Crowd
The Utica Tercentennial style event marked by a mass parade of over 200 automobiles from Mt. Vernon joining Utica, a C. and G. Cooper band, and a daylong program. Judge Woodmansee of Cincinnati urged public spirit and road building to connect Ohio’s markets, while D. P. Campbell’s gift to finance the pike drew cheers. Telegrams from Governor Cox and Senator Harding were read, and a bronze tablet honoring Campbell was announced.
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Bell Pike
Tlea
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Utica
C. & G. Cooper Band
Tuma Run
Cincinati
Judge Woodmansee
Todlay
Ohio
Cincinnati
D. P. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Judson Harmon
Marmot Sald
Peter Sperry
W. A. Alsdorf
Ohio Good Roads Federation
Campbell
Alsdorf
James M. Cox
Harding
C. H. Duncan
C. CG
Tams
Hamilton
Newark
Celebration concludes as crowd disperses after joyful dedication
Moughaute residents left the celebration with many enjoying a wonderful tune and a successful dedication. The crowd's return home closed an event marked by music and communal pride.
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Moughaute
Democrats Hold Two BG Meetings
Two Democratic rallies drew large crowds with focus on the League of Nations to prevent wars and keep troops home. Speakers included Judge Frank C. Levering and Mrs. Elliott of Mad onaburg in Morgan township and Dr. George D. Arndt and Mrs. Thomas Weir in Greer town hall. Weir cited Warren G Harding’s record.
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Morgan, Township
Frank C. Levering
Local men aid the Republican fund in Ohio
Ohio Republicans contributed a portion of a national total of 2 406 019.04 collected by the Republican committees before Oct 18. Washington report states Mt. Vernon corporate men listed as contributors include M. Wolverton Hugo Peterson A. S. Goodell Clyde G. Conley N. L. Daney Zenno E. Taylor Fred H. Thomas and A. B. Williams each giving 100 dollars.
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Ohio
Republican National Committees
Washington, D. C
Mt. Vernon
M. Wolverton
Hugo Peterson
A. S. Goodell
Clyde G. Conley
Meeting Notes From Oct. 12 WCTU Chapel Session
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union met in the chapel on Oct 12 with five members and one visitor present. Mrs Spangler chaired. They sang Are You in the Rahke and Battle Hymn of the Republic. Mrs Spangler read Isaiah 9. Prayer by Mrs Frazier. Reports of officers. Mrs Frazier appointed superintendent of Sunday school work and Mrs Cooper elected superintendent of primary work. Letters read from prison work superintendent and voters information burena by Mike Farquhar. League of Nations discussion. Closing Doxology. Benediction by Mrs Spangler. Adjourned to meet Nov 9.
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W. C
T. U
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anks Imig
Atal Auto Cen
Elwood Merriman
Court of Common Pleas
Chas. Mies
B. B. Poorman
Mary Waddell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Harley Slate
Loudonville
Slate
Pennsylvania
Sarah Nagengast
Robert L. Lewis
Brink Haven
J. H. Dickle
C. H. Punches
Morris
Benjamin
Stillinger
Carrie B. Hobbs
Danville
William Clarence Keasling
Molder
Berlin Township
Mayme H. Shipley
J. Cleeland
James A. Schaeffer
David J. Jenking
Bond
Minnie W. Schaeffer
Sarah A. Welsh
Airetieos
G. R. Hagaman
Elmer G. Weaver
Orden
Dallas Newa
May Mitchel
Arthur Mitchell
Martinsburg School
America—School
C. B. Hays
Lord’s Frayer—School
Leonoi
Sarah Scoles
Herman Lescalleet
Rasays
Franklin Smith
Donald Davis
Pauline Ross
Myri McCullough
Farm Bureau
J. W. Jones
West High Street
Mt. Vernon Hospital
Miller & O'Bryan
Ambul Lance
E. M. Baugher
the Home Building Association Co. of
Jista
Pepeueys Agit
Taye
Sapp Bros. & CO
Greer
Morgan Township
George Jackson
Charles Mendenhall
Lloyd Dalrymple
Edna Conkling
Virginia Snyder
Ruth Ransom
Liberty Township
Walter Marker
Glenn Hines
Ray Hunter
Charles Bebout
Middlevury Township
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Morris Township
Ted Colwill
Monroe Township
Southern Hotel
Hartman Hotel
J. W. Ransom
State University
Republican Fund
South Vernon
Doxology
Mra. Spangler
Esto, Ohlo
Underwood & Stricker
C. 0. Mercer and
G. A. Saunier
the Licking Creamery Company
the Licking Creamery CO
Mt, Vernon
Alexandria
Coshocton
Bellville
Lexington
Croton
Rector
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