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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

6

Corner stone ceremony for Knox jail planned this week

Builders prepare for a corner stone dedication for the Knox County Jail with plans for a secret city organization to lay the stone and hold exercises. The inscription will honor county officials and include copies of Mt Vernon papers and other relics. A divorce suit, attorney details, and county contracts for bridges and plank work are also noted.

New County Knox County of & Britton Lewin Dill Momkins Gomminson Schaus Wilkina CW Hays Woollsonsds Bob Ot Mt. Vernon

Will and estate actions filed in Knox County probate

The 1910 will of William J. Smith is noted with witnesses Judson Loney and Clinton M. Ries. James Smith, administrator, filed a distributive account showing 338.47 distributed. Janitor C. B. Purdy at Knox County courthouse confined by rheumatic illness. Albert Halle acting in his stead. Willam F. Sapp files affidavit in lieu of account as executor for Anfinda B. Cooper, claiming nothing came into his hands. A deed transfers Patrick Branigan to Mary A. McCormick for lot 4 Rogers and Doyle addition city property for $1.

Bia Judson Loney Clinton M. Ries James ¥. Smith William J. Smith C. B. Purdy Knox County Court House Albert Halle My. Pardy Knox County Willam F. Sapp Anfinda B. Cooper Patrick Branigan Mary A. McCormick Rogers & Doyle

Compulsory Education Law In Effect In Ohio Schools

State communication to Superintendent Zemer outlines the amended compulsory education law. It requires daily attendance for ages eight to fifteen for boys and girls and extends to sixteen for those not in home employment. Also bans hiring under fifteen during school hours and requires age and schooling certificates for older youths. The notice urges compliance before the September 2 opening.

Zemer Vernon Behools Ohio

Girl in coma after fall from bicycle, July incident

Jeanette Guttmin, 15, suffered a serious spinal injury and partial paralysis after a fall on July 60. Despite normal breathing and pulse, she cannot be awakened and remains in a coma. Doctors report steady heart rate but uncertain prognosis.

New York Ang Jeannette Guttmin Howe Jeanette

Fragmented obituary note with unclear details

The readable fragments mention a person born in May and a reference to a senile funeral or memorial, with garbled names and origins. The text lacks clear identities, dates, or locations to form a proper record.

Emmett Aid Fund Rallies For Dixie Composer

George Middleton highlights Lafollette's Weekly notes on Daniel Emmett composer of Dixie. Vaughan Kester's efforts to secure aid via the Actors Fund and a telegram from New York City prompt a weekly appeal concluding with a donor pledge of $6 weekly for Emmett's support.

George Middleton Vaughan Kester Lafollette Emmett Mount Vernon Dan Emmett Dixie Nowhors Eimmett Vaughan Kotler A.M. Palingi Atty Dollara New York City Mitch Paul Kontors Paul Kontors Dear Bir—Rofertlas actiHun Cory Emule Jism James

Emmett Receives Long Pension Support After Appeal

Vaughan Kester expressed gratitude for serving Mr. Emmett as the appeal success brought relief. Dan Emmett wept at the news as the actors' fund continued his pension for ten years or more until his death, reflecting lasting esteem for the performer.

Meetings At Camp Syehar Draw Huge Attendance

Reports from Camp Syehar describe record crowds at the yearly gathering with full occupancy and strong health. Notable events include a Memorial service, sermons by Rev. McLaughlin and Rev. Morrison, and plans for next year with several workers already engaged. Tuesday featured Epworth League day and large crowds, with Rev. Barnett delivering a prominent afternoon sermon.

Syehar Wis McLaughlin H. C. Morrison Louisville A. Babcock Old Orchard Maine Joseph Smith H.C. Morrison Hy Babcock J. J. Brasher Epworth D. Barnett Mt Vernon A. G. Crouse G. Morrison Rey G. A. McLaughlin F. J. Johnson W P Young People's Tey Allen Morrison

Injured Rancher Ralph Yost Falls From Horse Near Brandon

Ralph Yost of near Brandon sustained serious injuries to his spine after a fall from a horse while driving cattle. He attempted to head off cows that were going the wrong way, rode at full speed, and was thrown over the horse’s head, landing on his back and losing consciousness. He was taken home for care, with a physician fearing possible fractured vertebrae. A dealer’s ad line about a patent medicine follows in the text.

Brandon Ralph Yost Nplne Horas Yost

Local folk take short visits across towns and states

Numerous residents from Newark and nearby areas embark on visits to Cleveland Pittsburgh Niagara Falls and Michigan while others host relatives locally. travel mentions include Mr and Mrs J T Foote visiting Indian River and Mt. Vernon trips, with several families planning a week or more away.

Local social notes feature travels and visits across towns

The community page lists Mrs. William Brokaw of Canterbury and the Pursels hosting and visiting relatives from Zanesville to Buckeye Lake. Margaret and Darla Smith return from a week with Mrs Braddock, with Mrs Braddock visiting for a short time. Mrs. Arndt returns from Summerland Beach and notes Chautangia acts to come in Mt Vernon. Mrs Crawford plans Louisville and San Jose. Guests include the Shaw family and the Ahrendts in Newark. Dr. and Mrs. Greer visit from St. Louis and plan Danville. Mrs. Winfield Sapp returns home to Pittsburgh after visiting local hosts.

J. Richardd Newark Lulu Smith Philadelphia Invinitig Aluter L. W. Day Howard John T. Foote Round Hill Indian River Michigan W. D. Clutter Mar Unaburse W. Yocky Lola Patterson Cleveland Pittsburgh Joseph Hawkins Wiizabeth Street Mt. Vernon A. F. Smakey South Vernon Indiana A. G. Wirwillo Niawara Falls N.Y George Jewell Marysville Emma Cote East Hamtramck Street Sapp Danville W. Baker East Chestnut Youngstown L. B. Evans J. B. Critchfield Orrville George Phillips Mike Rachel Rhoads Camp Sychar Newark American Tribune al B. Evans North Mt. Gilead Thomas Wilson Slater Elizabeth Niagara Falls Clarence Winans Houston Texas W. Ray West Gambler Hunts Station Widit Joseph Meyers Joseph I Hancock Sandusky Walter J. Sperry Mt. Ver Mary J. Crawford San Joe Cal Rows Smith North Fifth Street San Joso Charles Shaw Stroder Che Mins Lucile Port Wayne Ind Fred Ahrendt Walnut Street Henry Miller B. B. Powler Columbus Mra BH. D. Greer St. Louis Dr Greer Knox County

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