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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1921

Page

3

Knox Tire and Rubber Co Bankruptcy Shocks Knox County

Creditors prompted a federal bankruptcy petition in Columbus after a local receiver was challenged as they aim to reorganize Knox Tire and Rubber Co Mt Vernon. Four Cleveland creditors claim the company cannot meet debts and seek a trustee to run the business. Judge Sater ordered a bankruptcy and a meeting of creditors to elect a trustee.

Knox Tire and Rubber Company United Columbus Sater French W. Severns Blair Common Pleas United States Osborne Engineering Company Cleveland Buchana Electrical Company William A. Hosack Mt. Vernon Edward Elford Construction Company Court of Appeals Knox County U. S. Court

Court Notes on Postage Stamp Dilemma at Clerk Office

Clerk of Courts Leiter faces a grading problem disposing of excess postage stamps from motorists filing ownership statements. Each fee yields 23 or 24 cents in stamps, which cannot be cashed by the treasurer. Leiter considers selling stamps at the county fair to convert to cash for the treasury. 2 Fawcett Will Filed.

M. Fawcett Frederickstown Knox County Virginia Fawcett Thala O. I Murphy A. Ne Melutire Leter Norman Beeman Cleveland Jemima Beeman Burl Beeman John W. Beeman N.C. Beeman Mary Beeman Harry D. Simmons Dora Hunter George T. Healey Catherine B. Lindley Yonkers N. C Amusa Lucinda William Frank M. McMurry Franklin T. Baker Emilick Baker Clerk of Courts Leiter Ling Leiter Haa

Local Visitors and Households Connected to Monroe Center

Charles Baker and family visited Homer Sunday while Nelson Wolford of Mt. Vernon plans to move to his farm here. Alva France and Mt. Vernon family were guests of George and Mrs France. Grover Carter and family visited near Fredericktown. J TH Needs and family visited Mansfeld recently. J 8 Yarman of Amity was here last week. Grabb and Braddock are baiting again. John and Ash Hand France were guests of George and Mrs France. Mrs. Beck spent the weekend with Hannah Myers. Mrs. Curtis Pinkley and children and Mildred Setro of Canton and Ella Silcott of Philadelphia returned home after several days with Isaiah McMania. Virgil Scott and family were guests of B Dowds and family Sunday.

Charles Baker Homer Nelson Wolford Mt. Vernon Alva France George France Grover Carter Fredericktown J. TH. Needs Mansfeld Ash- Hand Mra Beck Hannah Myers Curtis Pinkley Mildred Setro Canton Ella Silcott Philadelphia Isaiah McMania Virgil Scott B. Dowds

Brunk Haven Visitors From Several Cities

Mrs Millie Foote and children of Fredericktown visit her parents Mr and Mrs Calvin Parsons. Mr Bert Cril and family of Mr Vernon spend Sunday with Mr Joseph Crill. Mr Marion Hoagland and family of Cleveland and Mr Charles Hoagland and family of Marion visit their mother Mrs Widward Fulton. Mansfeld girl and daughter visit Jacob Spurgeon. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hardfig of Columbus guests here this week. Funeral of Henry Supp draws many from out of town including Harding and Griffith families from Columbus Mansfield Perryville New York and Stillwell.

Millie Foote Fredericktown Calvin Parsons Bert Cril Vernon Joseph Crill Marion Hoagland Cleveland Charles Hoagland Marion Widward Fulton Mansfeld Jacob Spurgeon Oscar Hardfig Columbuy Henry Supp Harding Columbus Griffith Mansfield Frank Mails Perryville Li ‘Iu Henrietta Bulley New York Bert Supp Mary Purdy Stillwell Mea. Taylor Manafeld Charles Wanders Danville Anna Sapp Otis ,McDowell Glenmont Robert Houck Mes Wine

Akron residents visit Tiverton Con tor on Sunday

Grink of Akron and family along with William Sippy and family and Roland Fendrick and family with Mary J Pendrick and Matel Strouwe and Lester Pendrick spent Sunday with Vern Hayes of Tiverton Con tor.

Fredericktown Social Roundup Broadens Local Ties

Mary Robinson of Altoona headlines a week of visits and travelers through Fredericktown with Jauntings to Zanesville and Cleveland. Local obituaries mention Mrs. Owen’s remains brought from Shelby and Forest Cemetery interment. Several residents undertake trips to Niagara, Wheeling, and Utica while Pastor Webb relocates to Perrysville and local lectures promise a strong winter season.

Danville Social Roundup and Local Visits

Akron visitors Clarence Hammond and William Penderwood join local residents for weekend calls in Danville. Mt Vernon firm Knecht-Feeney to open an electric store in Greer block. A grange meeting at Horn's grove drew a large crowd Saturday. Families from Delaware Columbus Akron Canton join friends here. Rice's team lost 9-5 to Mannfeld colored team Saturday.

Clarence Hammond Akron Knecht-Feeney Mt. Vernon Greer Block Wiliam Penderwood Delaware Grange Horn's Grove Pyton Black Thelma Gro Tves Charles McClintock Bowerston Charles Hreckler Gus Smithhisler Canton Rice Mannfeld Colored Tem

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Events Across Town

Mr al Carver of Kent spent the weekend here with no parents. Rev. L.A. Britton visits southern state. Miss Eather Milter and Miss Martha Smithhivter of Akron visit relatives. Dwight H. Hyatt and daughter Lorna were Loudonville visitors. Miss Coreta Rice returned from a ten day east trip. Mr. Louis Adrian of Columbus visiting relatives. Mr. Roy Lower of Coshocton weekend visitors. K of G picnic drew a crowd. K of C won both tall games. Fans attended Newark ball game Friday. A.B. Davis home from Mote county for a few days. H. Sellers and Virgil Shaw Columbus visitors. Mrs. G. Workman and children visiting relatives at Miami.

Nottie al Carver Kent D. B.A Ash Jland William Way Akron L.A. Britton Eather Milter Martha Smithhivter Tan William Frasher Jetloway Iriende Dwight H. Hyatt Lorna Loudonville Mira Coreta Rice Louis Adrian Columban Roy Lower Coshocton

Local residents host visitors and neighbors drift in

Week by week the community greets guests from Columbia Lanony Youngstown Toledo Cleveland Washington and Grant Hospital as families share news of visits. Dr W B Merriman returns improved from Grant Hospital while W M Beatty and W C Norrick host relatives.

Homer Dodd Columbia de Shronte Adnmanity Martinnurg Yielmity Burkestent Bunday Johnstown Karl George Lanonyter Frank Harvey Youngtown J. H. Devan Toledo W. C. Norrick J. Wo Kile Rhinaberry Hardwin Ward Cleveland Uele Arthur J. Rinehart W. M. Beatty Washington, D. C W. B. Merriman Grant Hospital Homer A. Tamey Malcolm 1. Jr Cy ‘Rane

Centerburg Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Centerburg residents report Mrs Carrie Campbell arriving from New York to visit Mrs N H Triton. Sherman Simpson family moved into W H McMillen property. Miss Mary Ewart visited Mrs Toland and Mr William Evang, while Mr and Mrs James Breece host guests. Several locals visit grandparents Isaac Miller and Chauncey Crow family. William Edgington of Helena Montana visits Frederick Cobb. Mrs W L Harrison returns from Cleveland visiting granddaughter Mrs Mildred Cul ton. Miss Delia Breesce of Columbus and Miss Almira Breece of East Liberty plan to visit James Breece.

Carrie Campbell New York N. H. ‘Triton Sherman Simpson W. H. McMillen Mary Ewart Haw Toland William Evang James Breece Homer Isaac Mileler Chauncey Crow William

Beum Family Welcomes Son Home From Training Camp

Mr and Mrs C C Beum of North Mulberry street returned Sunday from Camp Knox Louisville Ky where they visited their son Foy Beum who had been in training in the citizens military training camp He came home with an honorable discharge and a banner with a blue star showing perfect work in his training course

Mra. C. C. Beum North Mulberry Street Camp Knox Louisville Foyeum Citizens Military Training Camp Mr. Beum

Pleasantly Entertained at Howard Home Gathering

Society notes describe Mra Larlinere and others visiting the home of Mr and Mrs John Ralston in Howard Monday enmine where a young boy acted as ring bearer at the wedding of Helen Klewter of Slippery Rock Pa to Joseph Griffiths of Clutrton Pa. A dinner followed hosted by Mr and Mrs Fogle in Fredericktown road in honor of newly married Mr and Mrs Aden Fogle with a large group present. The column also lists sale of purebred Duroc sows for August and September from Dale Workman Buckeye City.

Mra Larlinere Janey Mt Vernon Taithey Selby Columbus John Ralston Howard Monday Enmine James Grossman W. B. Grossman Ent Hamtranck Street Tag Bener Mint Helen Klewter C Kieater Slippery Rock Joseph OC Grifiths Clutrton Mra. Groseman Fogle WP. Fogle Ipper Fredericktown Road Aden Fogle Mra Fogle Mise Ethel Rogerson Sadie Row Serson Harry Alsdorf Harry Son Yolt Roy Weed Mira EM. Senyplt Mira Wi Hawkins Anna Beckley Miasex Anna Lala Cleote Fogle Mesars Ralph and Robert Fogle

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K.T.A. Compy U.S Spencer Glenh McDevitt W. J. VanNontrand Fond C. VanNostrand Aliee McDevitt Coughlin Squires Fred Cripps Jr Hugh James Elizabeth DB. Bopardus WV. P. Bogardus Knox Couny Duke Liberty Mutual Tnesurance Co Lewis B. Honck Haw Common Pleas Court Allman, Finkhotser and Murr Dayton Clarence G. Ring Knox County Common Pleas Court Plaintil Plaintf Darling Rollin Harry C. Banbury Shipper Ada Gertrude Workman Brown Township A. D. Mink STS Lester Fred Sperry Newark Morgen Township Dear Hollow Clay Township Knox County Commissiners Wade Halley A. G. Wirwille James W. Wirwille Benjamin J. Morea Anna B. Moree Walter C. McConaha Mr. Vernon Grace L. Weeks J. Cleeland Athen 1 Simpkins Charles F. Simpkins North Liberty George Selders Argyle Selders Union Thomas Harrington Et al Thomas Harrington Snotty Karl Thuma Katherine ¥. Nef Clinton Howard Ellen McCullough Legrand Britton Caledonia James Ralston Howard B. B K. of Norrick's Grove H. J. Buxton C. H. Britton Harry Mull Hull Bros Ann Johnson Parker Mt. Verdon Big Farm Es Township Monroe Center Brink Haven Mary Robinson Altoona Mikwina Ark P. Pond Will Dennis Anna &. Cummins J. DB. Foote Anna Marple Zanesville Leyt Wharton John MccNutt D. Owen Walter A. Owen K. D. Owen Shelby Monday Forest Cemetery Gerald Eugene McKiernan Marian Howack Wear Oberlin Fr. Howack W. B. Mann L. B. Mann Niagara Wirt Irvine Jobn Irvine Herbert Cocanour Indiana A. W. Penick Utica Dan Brown Edward Lewis Dorothy Wagner Lewiston Reservoir James Ross J. W. Anders Evan Cole Beulah Muncie Dr. Wood Ida Davis J. C. Dugue Wood Nora Lindley Charles Miller West Side Supt. W. L. Davis Sterling Mathelnity Centerburg Beum Danville Exchange Dale Workman Buckeye City Knox Savings & Loan Jation Hart Schaffner Marx B. V.D
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