The Democratic banner., December 22, 1922, Image 5

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Meidledl Petition: Other
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i( '(' Wfert8dn, ot near Mt,-Liberty
I )) J?H.M?0,0,J'la'liaKe su(t against his
'"i"fAH,FWns and 'Ella Haw-
JW2?l 'n'.uB " uioj- uavo alien
fitted 1fromthe plaintiff the affections
bftls 'wifp, Nellie Ilobertron. '
'Malntlff 8ay3 that his differences
M-Vlth'-the defendants dato back some
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7$Wa, right-of-way. Ho alleges tliat
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ndv.that shq has instituted divorce
. proceedings in the Knox county conv
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'? 'Plaintiff- alleges that the defendants
jrculatnd vicious and malicious stor-
A'lei concerning him and as a result of
, .itplr actions they havo deprived him
, .'of;'? the affection and society of his
,1$.' "As a result, tho plaintiff claims
h'lj'haa been damaged to the extenj. oi
?$SO,O00, for which ,sum he asks judg
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'4'F? O. Levering is tho attorney foi
'Wo plaintiff. "
. AJJtwer ls,Flled
Ain'tne ca.se ofiNellio Robertson vs
i Paul) Robertson, an answer to th
amended petition has boon filed in lb.
Knox county vcomraon pleas cour
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Va'anii renewed, you can save youi
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by Jiaving their outer garments cleon
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Th divorce cami of Eva ft. Lorof'
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th tn of t?,6i.&d received and '$,
1C2.44 paid out.
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Mandate Received ,"
In the cana of tho Second National
petition bo dismfssedi eit A,,wn tor htftr'nf wforo Judgo I Welsh, a mandate from tho common
P. O. Ivelt1grepreflcntHthoplkln.l,"llr lntho KnM coaBtir Coramoa ' p,ea? 'T1 hu Z""1 roce,v.od1,BDdt S
L-flt 1 !p!oat court on Friday morning at 0 . filed In tho probate court of Kuo
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QeU Up Anower
In tho no of Un dlovuliinil
llonal tMro Insura'nctj Co. vi. Kn(n7iO.
Lnverlng ot nl, the cparnte nnswori
or inq jvnoT ticuniy savings uanK wa?
filed ' in Iho common pcnn court
Thursday. The defendant ?ets up two
claims, one In tho turai ot $2,205 and
tho othe.r for ?3,O00, baood on pronila
sory notes nud Becured by a niartswgc
on tho Kort' Qiimlcr slrcet property
of tho plaintiff; Thor defendant asl:3
that its claim of $7 205 bo declared
tho first and Lost llen on the propar-
iy and that' when tho property is soldi
its' claim: bo allowed.
Columbus Ewalt represents th.3 de
fendant. Co'qnovit Judgment
A cogonrlt Judgment in thn niim of
1597.79 haa been taken In 'tho Knox
county common pleaa court in the
caso of J. B. White va. P. M. Wclrlck.
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Contempt' Alleged
A motion Ivis lcon filed in tho
Knox county common pleas court in
the caso of Michael Corrigan rs,
Myrtlo Corrigan asking th.it tho plain
.iff be cited to rppoar in court to tell
why ho Bhouid not bo pwiished for
contempt. Tho "motion allege tliat
Crrigan has failed to pay alimony as,
directed by the court. Judge Blair
has ordered Corrigan to appear in
sourt Pec. 27 at 10 a. m., Charles L.
Vermont Is the attorney for. Mrs. Cop
rigan. , "
mended PetltlBn
"'An amended petition has been-filed
4i tho Knox f county common . pleas
,ourt in tho caso of Davidfe. Mans
leld vs. Luman -Vernon, 'In which the
ilaintlff Is seeking $5,000 for injuries
sustained when .his wagon was struck
y an automobile driven byV the de
ndant. Tho accident occurred on
ie Coshocton plko, east of Mt. Yer-i
'on, Dec. 16, 1321.' Plaintiff .saya he
ras injured and sent to a hospital
here he remained for several days.
ls a result of the accident he claims
t havo been permanently injured
irry.W. Koons and William G.
o'clock. A number of witnesses have
.l.oen subpoenaed for tho plaintiff,
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a' i First and Final
.1. Cordon Bone, ndmlnlstrutor of
Mary A. Gonmch, ban filed a ttrst and
final noccunt In probata coiirt Itshows
Knox county showing tho sum of
$552.01 received and tho same sum
paid out.
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Invontory Filed
.Tamos A. Schaofferoxccutor of Sar
ah C. Kanford.bas filed an invontory
and appraisement in tho probate
court showing a total of $4,107.65.
Files Account .- . '
W. If. Turner, executor ot Julia E.
Turner, his filed a first and final ac
count in probate ocurl, showing the
sum of 9,193.80 received and tho
same sum paid out
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and Final .
EVa Ko3t, administratrix of Wvir.
countr.
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Marriage Llcenat '
Sam 'Orlffln, farmer, Lucai county,
and Pearl C. Dpnaugh, Butler town
ship. IU)V. 8. J. Cleoland.
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Real Estate Transfers
James D. Fredericks to John A.
Compton, parcel In R'ch .Hill, $700.
B, H5 Lytle sheriff to Ira Miller
parcel In Martinsburg, $875.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL TO
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On Friday, from J to 2:?, o'clock,!
two programs will bo given at thej
Columbia school. Ono"wlIl bo given
In tho primary room by the first and
second grades; tho other In tho com
munity room by the third, fourth and
fifth grades
The children of tho entire school
will bo given a treat Tho parents and
friends are cordially Invited.
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Stationery For Four Weeks Selling
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We always' set abide mora than Uie amount legally required.
Wq believe in a strong reserve. I
This, policy Is ari additional safeguard to our depositors.
Our reserve and surplus fund is now over $650,000.00.
This fund is used to pay losses, should any occur a guar
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The Buckeye State Building & Loan Co.
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RINGWALT'S
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE
The State of Ohio, Knox County, ss.
In the Probate Court.
Notice Is hereby given that Mary
F. Baker, of (COO Eas High street, Mt.
Vernon, Ohio, has been appointed and
qualified Executrix of the estate of
George R. Baker, lata of Knox county,
Ohio, deceased.
U JAY DUKE
Probate Judge of Knox County, Ohio.
Dec. 6, 1922. 12-7,1451
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lswer Is Filed
In;',tm;aBort3f'iPranees Rushvs,
'Innio Alice Miller ct al.. the sepa.
ite answer of Orrell .Sutton has been
'cd in the Knox., county common
leas court in which tho defendant sets
p a one-fourth interest in an estate
nder tho will of"Z. A. Noely and
iks that this share may be set oil,
olumbus Ewalt and Lot C. Stillwell
present the defendant.
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'aso Bring Heard
The case of Whltmoro vs. Bailey is
eing heard in common pleas court
efore Judge Blair Thursday. A num
ber of witnesses havo been called for
10th sides.
No Tax Due
Probate Judge Duko holds there Is
no inheritance tax duo in tho follow
ing estates: James Metzger, Jesse K.
Hoar, Lucy B. Hoar, Charles C.
Pritchard, Cassle P. Thayer and Mary
A- Gorsuch.
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