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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1921

Page

3

Neighbor Accuses Man of Attempted Illicit Contact

An Injunction suit in Knox county common pleas seeks to bar George L. McGugin from entering George A. Fuller's home at 407 East Pennsylvania Avenue. Fuller alleges McGugin has entered his home, pursued Fuller’s wife Etha, shown lewd behavior, broken doors, and uses intoxicants. He asks for restraint and cites inaction by authorities.

George A. Fuller Pennsylvania Avenue Vernon George L. McGugin Ohio Avenue Common Pleas Court Knox County McGugin Etha Fuller Washington-Crosby Co Knox County Common Pleas Court Homer B Milton G. Levering Levering Bros Fredericktown Walter J. Sperry L. T. Cromley Mary AR. Saum Leonard Bishop Mildred Bishop Clair Bishop Plaintiff William M. Koons William G. Koons

Knecht-Feeney Co Plans Danville Branch Store

The Knecht-Feeney Co plans a Danville branch to supply electric supplies, wiring and installations. George Knecht says a store room has been leased and stock and fixtures will be installed soon with Fred Seibold in charge of preliminary work.

Knecht-Feeney Co Danville Knecht-Peeney Co George Knecht Fred Seibold Knecht The Knecht- Feeney Co Mt. Vernon

Local Family Visits Highlight Bateman Town News

Mr Charles Squires and family from Mt Vernon visited his uncle Mr Robert Keyes in Bateman Town. I A Fuller and family and others from Cleveland returned home after visiting Mrs Bateman. Various locals hosted relatives including Follin and Scheff families with trips planned to Marion county and Johnsville. Road work on the Bateman bridge area aims to ease travel.

Charles Squires Mt. Vernon Robert Keyes I. A. Fuller Miley Eleanor Seager Dwight ‘Tiffany Cleveland Follin K. K. Bateman Jacob Vickroy Waterford Ples Steele Baker Johnsville Howard Shepherd Lexington Milton Williama Columbus Zoe Johnson Aula Fidler Robert Rucker Jerry Needham Karl Needham Westerville Eva Follin Mary Ruhl Vernon Maxine Lafever Amity Bateman Bridge

Knox County Gun Club sets records in weekly shoot

Rain failed to dampen the Knox County Gun Club weekly shoot at the Knox T and KR Co plant. Max Sullivan broke the club 100bird record with 93, followed by strong scores from Stanley Fletcher 86 and R R Warner 84 in the 100 bird event. 60bird marks peaked with Fr J Austin at 48 as two new members joined and plans for Labor Day events were announced. The club now shows a small treasury balance and total membership at 70.

Knox County Gun Club Tropa Knox T. & KR. Co Max Sullivan Sullivan Fr. J. Austin Sparty Rt. R. Warner Membrs

Oil Field Now Clearly Defined In Knox County Area

Oil territory in Knox county east of Gambier spans Harrison and Clay townships. Only a square mile core in Harrison and Clay produces oil with John McKee farm at center. distant wells yield poor or no production. Recent drilling includes John McKee No 1 with 375 feet oil in one hour, Ross Black and Willis Bebout No 2 troubled by quicksand and light rig.

Knox County Gambier Harrison Clay Townships Harrison Township Clay John McKee Ross Black Julia McKee George B. Purdy Willis Bebout No

Knox County Fair Board Sets Details for Upcoming Knox Fair

Knox County Agricultural Society directors met at Secretary Charles J Belmont's office this afternoon to finalize plans for the forthcoming Knox County Fair. Board discussed event logistics and preparations to ensure smooth operation of the fair.

Knox County Agricultural Society Charles J. Belmont Knox

Mrs Uriah Walker Dies at 89 in Rural Home

Mrs. Uriah Walker died at 8 50 Friday evening at her Mane field road home in Mt Vernon area after weeks of illness. She is survived by daughters Mrs Horace Paige and Mrs Sherman Cox both of Mt Vernon and grandchildren Margaret Elizabeth and Graham Walker of Columbus. Funeral Monday at 10 20 from her late home with Rev A D Mink of Gay Street M E Church presiding. Burial in Mound View cemetery.

Uriah Walker Manefield Road Old Mye Horace Paige Sherman Cox Mt. Vernon Margaret Elizabeth Graham Walker Columbus A.D. Mink The Gay Bt. M. FB Mound View

Collins Injured in Auto Accident

Archie Collins of East High street suffered severe injuries when his right hand was severed by a glass door during a skid on the Coshocton pike. He and Dwight McNabb were returning from Howard. Collins was rushed to Mergy hospital for treatment by a Mt Vernon surgeon.

Archie Collins East High Street Coshocton Pike Collins Dwight McNabb Howard Mergry Hospital Mt Vernon

New Schedule I Effect On Sunday For O and O Railroad

A revised timetable takes effect next Sunday for the 8 O railroad with Mt Vernon train changes. Eastbound No 46 will run about 26 minutes later at 8 87 am. No 44 remains 12 15 pm. No 46 eastbound becomes 47 19 pm about 43 minutes late. Westbound No 49 shifts to 9 52 am about six minutes later. No 47 12 88 pm unchanged. No 46 10 11 pm unchanged.

Mt. Vernon

Seven Take Exam For Centerburg Postmaster Job

The first examination, ordered by the president, for the Centerburg postmaster position was held in Mt. Vernon Saturday. Seven candidates took the test at the third class office, Centerburg.

Centerburg Mt. Vernon

GIGARETTE LAW EFFECTIVE AUGUST TWENTY EIGHT

Officials announce Senate Bill No. 219 setting August 25 effective date requiring retailers of cigarettes cigars and tobacco to post clear notices displaying section 12 965 violations carry penalties of 50 to 100 dollars for first offenses and higher fines for subsequent violations A county auditor issue copies and notices explain sale to minors law with fines and imprisonment ranges for violations to 18 year olds.

Dvcrotary Harvey ©. Smith Caun Y Auditor

All Candidates Must File Sworn Statements

Filing expense accounts is the latest activity in political circles since the primary held last Tuesday. The law requires all persons for whom votes were cast at an election or a primary to file with the clerk of the election board sworn statements of the expenses incurred. This applies to those whose names appeared on ballots and to those written in to fill the party ticket, regardless of nomination outcome. Statements must be filed with Clerk Thayer within 10 days after the primary duty.

Élection Board Wether Thayer

Surrey collision injures woman near High and Adama

A wagon driven by Mr Heal and a car driven by Harold Abrendt collided at the High and Adama streets corner on Thursday around 9. The surrey shied as the auto tried to pass, striking the car and throwing Mr Ralaton’s daughter from the conveyance. A doctor was summoned and found no severe injuries.

Mr. Heal Harold Abrendt High Adama Streets Thurvidas Airlet Surrey Mr. Ralaton

Knox County canvass of Tuesday primary vote details

The Knox county board of election met Thursday evening to canvass the vote cast in the city at Tuesday's primary. Very few changes were made to the unofficial figures. The Democrats, by writing in names, obtained a full ticket with the exception of the councilman in the Third ward, for which they have no candidate.

Knox County Board of Election

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