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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1921

Page

4

Knox County Fair Preview Promises Closes and Clubs

The Knox county fair opens next Monday and runs to Friday with farming exhibits, boys and girls clubs, pig poultry and food clubs, and racing events featuring trotters pacers and runners. The article urges readers to support management and notes county farmers, club members and rural folk alike await a strong fair season.

Knox County Ohio Wilon Thees Parente Amerignan Knox County Fary Kolok

Funeral and obituary notices from Lakeside hospital area

Din of Lakeside hospital Cleveland. Funeral services set for 2 PM Thursday at Bart Burmews street home with Rev J A Long of the First Church officiating Burial will follow at Moon View cemetery church Wednesday evening social planned Dr and Mrs RA Warren of Cleveland visit Terrence Mitchell family Several locals attended Chautauqua in Centerburg last week Noad Barker of Chicago visiting his father W Barker Frank Chapman spent last Wednesday in Columbus Mrs Nelson Wohlford died Wednesday morning aged 76 Surviving husband Nelson Wohlford a son James Wohlford of Loudonville four daughters Mrs William Seale Mrs Prod Kalzer Mrs Ervin Wager Mrs Wilbur Hollibaugh a brother John Arwiller two sisters Mrs Robert McClure Mrs Helle Doty funeral Friday at 2 PM Remains brought here Thursday for burial St Johns church funeral officers noted Burial in St Johns cemetery

RA. Warren Cleveland Terrence Mitchell Centerbure Noad Barker Chicago W. Barker Frank Chapman Columbus Nelson Wohlford Solock Wohlford Nelson Wohlfard James Wohlford Loudonville Willian Seale Coyina Cal Mes. Prod Kalzer, Sandusky, Mra. Ervin Wager Mr. Vernon Wilbur Hollibaugh Newark John Arwiller Danville Robert McClure Helle Doty Cuynhoge Kalla Lavina ‘Taylor Generow Hospital Manefedld Scott Cheaterville Minnie Gates Manfield Slaters St John's Church J. A St. John's Cemetery

Centerburg Residents Welcome Visiting Relatives from Nearby States

Local families host relatives from Michigan Iowa Ohio and Indiana during weekend visits. Notable names include Dr. George Harding brother of President Harding in Worthington, and Dr. Howard Holmes moving to Centerburg with medical equipment from the late Dr. R. H. Mcbaughlin.

Mra V. B. Brokaw Litte Michigan Lloyd Messmore Akron Mary Fox Keota Iowa Mra. K. A. Theker Maurice Welsh Was Lerville J. W. Hawkins Tolcodo T. Metcalf Mt. Vernon J. C. Criswell Mr. Gilead Dorothy Criswell Liey Emarine Fostoria Mra Fi C. Ramey

Bladensburg Visitors and Local Relatives Gather

Bladensburg residents host and visit relatives across Illinois and Ohio. Chicago couple Mr and Mrs Glann McCamment spend time with Leander and family. Mrs Garrigan and Mrs Myrtle Harris visit kin in Illinois. numerous listings note visits to Newark Zanonville Nowaris Fallon Rocks and Jug Run with relatives from Forest Glen to Mt. Vernon.

Thomas van Winkle Mra. Jones Near Fallaburg H. L. Wolfe Charline Ross Newark David Baughman Zanonville Mes Clyde Anhcratt Minnie Cochran Tlinois John Berry Corhooton Saiia Millx Anna Nowaris Damox Bowman George Younkatown Mea John L. Wolfe Mt. Vernon Robert Molick Garrison Mia Vin

Death of 14 Year Old Morrill William Fadlia

Morrill William Fadlia, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Fadlia of 520 Bant Burgess Street, died at Mercy hospital at 11 40 this morning after acute peritonitis following an appendectomy. He was taken to the hospital last Thursday afternoon, underwent surgery that night, and the condition worsened until he died. He was a member of the Wine Street Church of Chi and the Boy Scouts and would have started high school as a freshman in September. Besides his parents he leaves three siblings Thomas Hak of Mast Mamtramck Street Mink Helen Fadlia at home and Miss Margene Fadlia.

Morrill William Faddia Albert Fadils Bant Burgess Street Mercy Hospital Morell Paddia Wine Street Church of Chi Boy Scouts Thomas Hak Mast Mamtramck Street Mink Helen Dia Margene

Jury per diem rises under new Knoxco law in effect

The new jury law raises pay to a per diem for jurors serving locally and allows outside residents to claim weekly mileage during a three month term, while mileage to Mt Varney residents is unchanged. Enforcement of the Pence glare device rule for vehicles is postponed to September 16.

Mt. Varney L. C. Hertlek

Bladensburg Baseball and Local Notices Chronicle

A collection of local sports results and notices: Bladensburg and Bladens hare matchups with details of mound performances by Senter, Hall, and Harris, plus Aug examinations for teachers at Hamwood and Vernon. Mrs. Luella Sharp’s disappearance is reported with family details and recent birth.

Unclear detainees and local school board changes prompt safety focus

Police pursue missing women amidst family tensions. Mrs Sharp fears abduction while Mrs Starp’s husband and friends condemn the situation. Knox county stops for patrols on car safety and lighting. Prof HM Knowles accepts Shawnee school superintendent post after Knox county tenure. School board resignations and new appointments follow, with Supt J A Gerberich slated to take over for R A Knox term.

Has No Dog Tag Affidavit Filed Against J A Huddle

An affidavit by the county auditor against J A Huddle for fall was served Tuesday afternoon by Deputy Sheriff Walker. Huddle, who lives northeast of Amity, was to appear before Squire Harter today.

J. A. Huddle Walker Huddle Amity Squire Harter

Contract Awarded for New School Building in Minton Township

The board of education awarded the housing contract for the new school building under construction to Meyers & Warman Furniture Co. of this city for $1960. The firm, recently established, is led by men with long furnace industry experience including Mr. Warnum, former superintendent of Black Furnace Co, and Mr. Meyers.

Board of Education Minton Township Wehool Meyers & Warman Furnare Co Warnum Heing Black Furnace Co Meyers

Unclear sale notice fragment on goods and charges

Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a sale instalment or worth listing with references to amounts and terms but details are obscured. The readable bits show mentions of over 2h and a figure 517 8, lacking context for complete interpretation.

Teachers Examinations Moved to Elmwood Building

The teachers examination in Knox county shifts to the Elmwood building after years at the high school. The August 26 test remains scheduled for Kimwood School on Newark road, with the Elmwood site to host future exams.

Knox County Kimwood Newark Road Elmwood

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Monume Mount Vernon, Ohio Stephen J. Gorgan Leah Manner the County Fair Maine West Side Public Square Home OF Safety and Service Centerburg Bladensburg Knoxco. News Bladenbeing Bladenshare Cooperdale Dresden Rusty" Senter Hall Seuter Horgen Madonsburg Rusty Harris Ashcraft Senter Hamwood Buttling South Vernon J. CG. Marriott Luella Sharp George W. Sharp North Main Street Sharp Hazel Charles Dorothy Arthur Hazel Sharp Mazel Parker Inns Sean Mehta HM. G. Knowles Shawnee Perry County Knowles Toledo Knox County Teachers’ Institute H.C. Knowles Gladys Mays Gambler J. A. Gerberich Gerberich R. A. Knox Prodericktown P. A Prince Albert Pringe Albert Fordson F. J. Harris & Co Vernon H. B. Cassel CO Fredericktown Max Meyers Gambier Street
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