The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-10-18
CLAIMS St I UP.
FOR $4,000 IN
ANSWER FILED.
Layman B. Hanover Files An
Answer In Suit Brought
By Loan Asso.
FORECLOSURE DEGREE
in COMMON PLEAS
Motion Is Filed In Court To
Dismiss Appeal In Suit
Instituted

DlOuatOO <ARkVUA AL OuAS
Instituted
In the case of the Johnstown Build
ing & Loan Association VS.. Spurgeon
Applegate ct al, the answer and cross.
petition of Layman B. Hanover has
been filed in the common pleas court
of Knox county.
The defendant states that Spurgeon
Applegate executed his promissory
note in the sum of $4,000 to the de-
fendant and alleges that no sum has
been paid on the note The plaintiff
claims there is now due him the sum
of $2,173.33, for which amount he
asks judgment.
Badger & Ulery are the attorneys
for the defendant in this action.
Motion Is Filed
A motion to dismiss an appeal has
been filed in the common pleas court
of Knox county in the case of d. Clar-
ence Parrot VS.. G.. l.. Daugherty and
M. j. Daugherty. The plaintiff alleges
in the motion that the appeal has not
been taken by party to the suit.
Charles l.. Bermont is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
Foreclosure Decree
In the case of W. w. Young VS.. w.
u. Maring, a decree of foreclosure has
been allowed by Judge Blair in the
Knox county common pleas court
Amount due $20S.66. A sale of the
property is ordered by the court.
Judgment for Defendant
In the case of Lenora Owen vs..
Harry B. Shafer ct al. decree for
the defendant was rendered in the
Knox county common pleas court on
Thursday by Judge Blair.
First Paper Filed
James A. Fanalos, native of
Greece, has filed his first paper, his
declaration of intention to become a
citizen of the United States. The pa
per was filed in the Office of the Knox
county clerk OF courts on Thursday.
Appointment Made
Jefferson Gaumer of Rockster, Ind,
and Clarence II. Young of Barberton,
O., have been appointed executors of
Jefferson Gaumer, late of Harrison
township. Bond $50,000 with a bond
ing company as surety. The apprais-
ers are Newton Cochran, Silas Lybar-
ger and John White.
Inventory Filed
Charles l.. Bermont, administrator
d. b, N. of Phebe Thompson, has filed
an inventory and appraisement in the
probate court of Knox county. 1t
shows sureties amounting to $4,330.67.
License Issued
A minister's license was issued In
the probate court of Knox county
Thursday, to Rev. Robert H. Williams,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Danville.
From two sources, Friday, Sheriff
B. Fl. Lytle and Mrs. Lytle, matron of
tht Knox county jail, received high
concentrations on the present splen.
did condition of the county Jail.
AS stated in the Banner Friday, the
members of the Knox county grand
jury highly complimented Sheriff Ly'
tie and the matron, Mrs. Lytle, for the
excellent condition of the Jail. This
report was made at 11:15 Friday
morning.
Lase Friday afternoon, Stanley Q!
Griffin, special investigator for the di'
vision of charity, department of public
welfare, completed his inspection OF
the county infirmary, the children's
home and the county jail
Mr.. Griffin stated he was more than
pleased with the present condition of
the Knox county jail He stated that
it was we'll kept, in the best sanitary
condition and the neatest of any Jail
he had inspected. Probation Officer
Purcell accompanied Mr.. Griffin
through the jail. At the conclusion OF
his inspection, the state official in
quired the names of the sheriff and
the patron.
Special Investigator Griffin was also
pleased with the condition of the
children's home, but had no report to
offer on county infrmary.
High Court Monday -,
The October term OF the Knox coun