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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

5

Board of Review Adds 937,679 to Mt Vernon Assessments

City board of review finished work and filed report showing 93,679 added to assessors returns in Mt Vernon. Ward totals broken by first through fourth wards, plus deductions and refunds. Also recount of a missing boy found safe in bed and a courier about legal notices and estate matters.

City Board of Review Allen Johnson Young Mt. Vernon Second Ward Third Ward Fourth Ward

New Gambier Bank Plans Progress Report

Gambier Ohio residents will hear committees report on bank stock subscriptions next Tuesday evening. Appointed at a recent mass meeting, the committees already sold 68 shares. The bank opening requires $25,000 in stock value before it can proceed.

Gambier Ohio Mana Citizens of

Mitchell Gambler Gambier elects superintendent for next school year

Professor Mitchell of Denigon University Granville was elected by the Gambler school board Wednesday evening to be superintendent of the Gambler schools for the upcoming year. The entire corps of instructors was also elected and preparations for the fall opening are complete for the faculty.

Gambler Ohio Mitchell Denigon University Granville Gamber School

Killed Pittsburg Man in Knox County Railroad Incident

Word reached in the city that Thomas A. Wonderling of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania was killed Sunday evening at 8 25 near a railroad switch. He was employed in the Knox county gas field by Onto Fuel Supply Co. in 1911 and left three brothers V V Wonderling F Wonderling of Martinsburg and C Wonderling of Johnstown.

Thomas A. Wonderling Pittsburgh Martinsburg C. #. Wonderling Johnstown

Arrest Man In Mr Vernon Wanted In Newark

Newark American Tribune reports, wardens Chariton and Molinsky charged Sidney Flenner after arresting a man named Mienner near the city. They found Flenner working in Mt. Vernon and discovered improvised property during a search. He pleaded guilty to possession and was fined $25 plus costs. The Cadillac team is contending with tough hitters from Michigan State, trying to avoid last place.

Newark American Tribune Mienner Get & Tp Chariton and Molinsky Onan Sidney Flenner Mt. Vernon Flenner Pennsylvania A Justice Joune Lim Arrali Flénner

Personal visits and Sunday gatherings in Coshocton area

Mew Karl Porterfield and children plan work with relatives. Mrs Tate McCray of Pasadena California visits sister Mrs Robert Melick. Ina Rows visits friends in Butler township. Ethel Ramsey returns from Mt. Vernon and Fredericktown. Howell family, Kay Ashcraft guests Sunday. Thomas Harleywine and son Lee visit near Centerbury. Paul Turner and wife of Vernon stay with Frank McCamment family. G Crimrine hosts Ray Hayes Wallace Cummins Otto Davison Annie Darling. Otis Cummins and wife of Long Island stay with relatives. Myrtle and Gertie Parker of Newark visit Mrs Anne Rine. Lizzie Ramsey visits Fredericktown. Ruth and Opal Mercer to visit Centerbury and Columbus. Rev Hyang of Columbus and Rev Hoover dine with Mrs C C Rice. Ina Wiggins visiting relatives at New Guilford. Dale Cochran of Hunt Station visit with parents. Rebecca Stricker visits daughter Annabelle Wolfe. Edith Melick and Mrs McCrea spend time with Floyd near Utio.

Mew Karl Porterfield Coshocton Tate McCray Paswadena Cal Robert Melick Misa Ina Butler Township Mins Ethel Ramsey Mt. Vernon Fredericktown Measty Rota Charlie Howell Kay Ashcraft Thoman Harleywine Lee Lee Hollabaugh Centerbury Paul Turner Vernon Frank McCamment Fanily G. Crimrine Rayal Hayes Wallace Cummins Otto Davison Annie Darling Otis Cummins Long Island Myrtle Gertie Parker Newark Anne Rine Lizzie Ramsey Lo Misses Rine Lora Taylor Fred Leace Friends Jacob Rinehart Hilda Mia Andy Rie Parker Jonnie Nichols Rule van Winkle New Guilford Henry Rice Souer Windling Centerhire Geo. Davison Ruth Opal Mercer Columbus Hyang Hoover C. C. Rice Ina Wiggins Dale Cochran Hunt Station Rebecca Stricker Annabelle Wolfe Edith Melick

Local Residents Visiters and Notables in Martinsburg Area

Wayne Porter of Gratiot visits sister Lizzie Pumphrey. W. E. Shronta and Edgington family from Caledonia spend weekend with them. Mrs. Bebout suffers paralysis and hip fracture. Mrs. Walter Mossholder and son Kenneth visit Mt. Vernon. D. M. Wilson of Chesterville visits. M. C. Cumming hosts Ottis Cumming of New York. Grace Tilton visits Miss Nettle Hancock at Wooster. Clara Campbelle arrives from Columbus. Foster Dodd of Delaware in town. Jno Harris of Howard visits daughter Mrs. Shrontz. Bernard Horn and daughter Thelma visit Toledo couple. Clara McClain of Colorado Springs aids in Rouse birthday celebration.

Wayne Porter Gratiot Lizzie Pumphrey W. EB. Shronta Lakes Edgington Caledonia James Bebout Walter Mossholder Kenneth Mt. Vernon D. M. Wilson Chesterville M. C. Cumming Ottis Cumming New York Grace Tilton W. 5. Shrontz Clara McClain Colorado Springs Colorado Rouse

Community Guests Visit Across County in Busy Week

Eva Taylor of Vernon and Charley Scoles of Danville visited friends and relatives including John Wolfe and Arthur Morrow at Bladensburg. Mrs Taylor and others visited Clare Bohedor and Munday while a busy thrashing season kept local farms active.

Eva Taylor Vernon John Wolfe Charley Scoles Danville Ta Arthur Morrow Bladensburg Henry van Winkle Bar Burch Clare Bohedor Munday Kev Vans of Columbus Zion Guy Gault Daugtder Hether Frank Nicholla Dunty Bottom Harrison Elbert Mes Mark Buroh

Fredericktown Pioneer Wilson Cummings Dies on West Trip

Fredericktown Ohio mourns as Wilson H. Cummings 71 dies 5:40 PM in Montrose Colorado during a business and pleasure trip. Survived by wife Anna Boyd and son Paul S. Cummings, plus sister and brother. He led Bell Foundry stake, owned Fredericktown Free Press, and held numerous local interests. funeral planned for Sunday or Monday.

Fredericktown Wilson Cummings Ralph Whitford Montrose Colorado Lamar Jim Whitfod Hly Richland County Marietta ‘Trimble Paul S. Cummings Anna Boyd Pittsburgh Cumming D. W. Struble J. F. Cummings Santa Paula California Ife Bell Foundary Company

Notice to Subscribers and Team Move

Notice informs subscribers they can suspend delivery during vacations with no extra charge by calling Citizens' or Bel to provide address and start time. Changes of address require a card. the practice is convenient for future use. Gene McCann, former Bridgeport manager, has been signed to manage the New London team in the Eastern Association.

Gene McCann Bridgeport Mmanaxe New London

Shooting Incident Sparks Excitement in Lauiaville

In St Louisville a shooting affray erupted between McDaniel and his nephew Charles Belt near the Mephari residence. McDaniel, armed with a homemade shotgun, fired but missed Belt who fled. McDaniel was jailed by Marshall Wim. Belt pleaded guilty and was fined 35 cents by Mayor Koontz.

Lauiaville John Melaniet McDaniel Charles Belt Raul Dence McDannvis Belt Marshall Wim Crawford Marshhal Wim B. Jones Wullty Koontz Mé- Daniel Ull

Knox County urged to plan Cedar Point outing event

Mt Vernon merchants and farmers miss a Cedar Point day by Cooper Bridge Co event on Saturday. Knox county residents urged to back a county outing on August 28 with B and C Railroad cooperation. Holmes and Coshocton counties already run large Cedar Point trips. Citizens invited to express opinion in the local paper. Also a brief remark about the White Sox lineup lacking Tallan and featuring French Dutch and Cuban players.

Mt. Vernon Cedar Poll Cooper Bridge Co People of Knox Co Cedar Point Knox Holmes County Millersburg Coshocton Mit Lakewide Kelly's Island Putin Bay Knox County

Local Socials and Picnics Highlight Spring Gatherings

North West street resident Edna Starner entertained friends with a Wednesday dinner honoring Mixes Helen Menke of Cincinnati. Golden Gossip Club held a Thursday picnic at Mrs. Glenn Potter’s Croton home with fifteen members attending and a noon dinner. Epworth League hosted a lawn fete at S. G. Dowds home on North Main street with Japanese lanterns and many guests. Herron family reunion drew relatives from Millersburg Centerville Michigan Columbus and Los Angeles to North Main street. J S Ringwalt Co employees enjoyed a Riversid e park picnic with thirty at two long tables and a Lyric theatre excursion, praised as the season’s best.

Edna Starner North West Street Mixes Helen Menke Cincinnati Gossip Club Golden Gossip Club Lock Glenn Potter Croton Glenn Pot Epworth League M. EB G. Dowds North Main Street Herron B. D. Herron M. M. Herron Millersburg Warren S. Herron Warren Jr Centerville Michigan Emma Dally Columbus Fred Lyon Los Angeles California J. 5. Ringwall Co Rivers Side Park Alx Lyric Theatre Ringwalt Ringwalt Co

Baseball challenge between New Ark All Stars and Mt Vernon Moose

The GC M A baseball club of New ark Licking county All Stars challenges the Moose Baseball club of Mt. Vernon for a gate of baseball to be played at Mt. Vernon on Sunday August 21 1912 Clarence Jones Mer C M Alb Clun

GC. M. A. Baseball Club Newark Licking County All Stars Moose Baeaball Mt. Vernon Clarence Jones. Mer C. M Clun

Deaths of Skeen infant and Seattle aunt linger in notice

Lorin Orville Skeen died at his parents home on Sychar road at 4 30 pm after less than two days illness from cholera infantum. Services Friday at 2 30 pm with Elder Butcher officiating. burial in Mound View cemetery. Emily Bartlett aunt of Mrs Stauffer of North Main street died in Seattle after weeks of illness. remains brought to Murrow county for burial in Bloomfield cemetery. Attendants included Swetlands and Stauffers. Fred Clarke Pirates referenced in season critique of East play.

Lorin Orville Skeen Torin Orvilla Skeen Cert Skeen Sychar Road Um Fk Emily Bartlett D. L. Swetland West Chestnut Street A. F. Stauffer North Mate Street Seattle Washington W. C. Holt Henry King

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Board OF Review Sheriff Woolfson John M. Woolfson Fairview South Vernon Paul Dial Fred Dial Mossholder Bishop Burton Court of Common Pleas Jesse Rinehart State of Lot Stillwell Rist Lewis B. Houck Augustus van Sickle Augustus Vansickle Giambier Pittsburg Indias Field Mr. Vernon Cadillac Michigan State Zion Pee St. Louisville White Sox Havana Ringwalt’s Navy The J.s.ringwalt Co Ociety News Fred Clarke Pittsburgh Pirates
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