The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-03-29
|SAKALA PLACED.
|0N PR 0bA AT|ON
by JUDGE DUKE
Young Man Il. Given Another
Chance To Mend His
Way In World
HEARING IS HELD
I'm JUVENILE COURT
Damage Suit Is Filed In Com
mon Pleas; Other Court
House Items

House Items
Daniel Sakala, aged II, charged
with burglary and larceny, was put on
probation and given another chance
to mend his ways, by Judge l.. Jay
Duke in the juvenile court of Knox
county late Thursday afternoon.
Sakala's hearing occurred before
Judge Duke and four members of the
county board Of visitors. A number
of witnesses were examined, includ-
ing number of glass workers. who
testified as to Sakala's character.
After hearing the evidence, Judge
Duke announced that the young man
would be given another chance to
lead better life and he was there
fore placed on probation by the court
In case he fails to report monthly, or
to comply with other orders Of the
court, he will be sent to the Lancaster
reform school. Sakala was also or.
dered to make full restoration of the
Greeks fruit store. Goods amounting
to about $50 were taken, but $40
worth were recovered. Sakala must
make restoration in the sum Of $40.
Suit for Damages
William Simpkins has commenced
suit in the Knox county common
pleas court against Homer Levering
and Milton Levering, in which he
asks for damages in the sum of SIS.
The plaintiff says that on March 8,
1921. he obtained Don Wood to offer
for sale at public auction gray
horse. Plaintiff says that the de.
PENDANTS bid $172.5O for the horAe.
Plaintiff says that no part of this g m
has been paid and the plaintiff there.
fore asks for damages, in the sum of
$75 and for the purchase price Of the
horse. William G. and Harry w.
Rooms are the attorneys for the plain.
| tiff.
Leave to File
In the case of w. w. Young vs.
Homer j. Burns ct al, leave to file
an amended petition has been granted
by Judge Blair in the common pleas
court Of Knox county
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Appointment Made
G. w. Penn has been appointed ex.
ecutor of William Penn by the pro.
bate court Bond $500. with w. H.
Cover and l.. c. Stillwell as sureties.
The appraisers are V. +. Brown, Mil
lard Moore and Walter Lewis.
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Deed Ordered
In the case of c. NJ. Ride, admins
traitor of Mary Elliott, VS. Samuel
Grant, an order of private sale has
been returned and confirmed and
deed ordered by the probate court Of
Knox county.
First and Final
Fred Murphy, administrator of
George Murphy, has filed first and
final account in probate. showing the
following: Received $1G,430.24, paid
out the same sum.
Account Filed
A first and final account has been
filed in probate by C. G. Hunt, admin
istrator of Ethel NJ. Farquhar, show.
ing the following: Received $3.50, paid
out the same sum.
Order Issued
In the case of NJ. o. Bishop, guard
ian of Mary c. Teagarden, VS.. his
ward, an order of appraisement has
been issued out Of the probate court
of Knox county.
First Partial fsf f
Louise Keys, guardian of Cora
Keys, has filed in the probate court
a first partial account, showing the
sum of s2,614.O5 received and $67376
paid out, leaving balance OF $1,940..
80.
Files Account
A. M. Van Voorhis, guardian Of +.
j. Van voorhis, has filed In the pro-
bate court first and final account.
1t shows the sum of s7,714 received,
and the same sum paid out.
Marriage License
Ludlow Engle, farmer, Howard, and
Helen wv. Henwood, Gambler. Rev.
Horace w. Wood
Real Estate Transfers
Clarence Huatsberry to Guy Rum