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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1916

Page

3

Bridge Frauds Revealed. Prosecutor Targets Civil, Criminal Action

Muskingum county prosecutor Perry Smith plans to sue to recover nearly $8,000 found as overcharges on 200 small bridge contracts after Irvin Young and state examiners reported the excess. Overcharges average about $40 per contract, with 900 similar contracts remaining unchecked. Separately, trustees seek a $1,000 mortgage on property to secure a loan, and other docket items include a $100 professional services claim, stock sales, deeds filed, and a will contest in Mt. Vernon jurisdiction.

Perry Smith Muskingam County Irvin Young Mt. Vernon Singilar J. L. Devault S. Jackson Fred B. Spangler C.F. Edmister Perry M. Hoover Sooth Vernon Union Chapel Association Common Pleas Rwalt & Mary

Hicco uffer Cannot Live and Family of Thornton Smith

Columbus reports Thornton Smith 52 has suffered violent hiccups for a week. Police note 800 plus telephone remedies sent to his home causing relatives to lock the door. Physicians fear he cannot live though he eats with a ravenous appetite and has seven children.

Columbus Thornton Smith Smith

Darling Couple Welcome New Daughter in New York

Word was received Friday by Mr and Mrs C M Darling of the city west of town announcing the birth of a daughter on November 29 to Mr and Mrs Lew Darling of New York City

C. M. Darling Lew Darling New York City

Mt Zion Lodge elects officers for 41st consecutive year

Friday's annual meeting of Mt Zion Lodge No 4 F and A M elected Charles E Ayers worshipful master for a record 41st consecutive term. Samuel H Peterman was reelected secretary. Officers include Wilkin M Banning treasurer J T Cromley senior warden and others. A public installation planned with St John the Evangelist’s Day ceremonies and a jewel presented to retiring master James W Jones.

Mt. Zion Lodge No. 4 Charles B. Ayers James W. Jones Mt. Zion W. M Charles E. Ayorn B. W.H Tarr W—Wilkin M. Banning Trenaurer J.T. Cromley S. H. Paterman B. Rawlinson J. DI Bh. Loyd Tyler Frank McGugin Trustoo Peterman Thutevind Joseph W. Hancock Maken Thurston Meusland Guadalupe California Samuel H. Peterman Bloommeth Lodge W& AL MG A. B. Ramey Benior A. W. Brown C. B. Perkins Wilbur van Horn B. ©. Brokaw B. K. Ashbaugh

Ward Tearing Up Her Own Will A Novel Probate Case

In Licking County a judge ruled on the will of Mary Mount, an aged testator with a guardian, who tore up the document in the witness of Buxton. The court found she had sufficient mentality to dispose of property but not to contract.

Licking Co Newark Mary Mount St. Albans Hunter B. Buxton Buxton Ity

Offic ers Elected Across Lodges and Temples

A sequence of officers elected by Mt. Vernon Temple No 10 Pythian Sisters Berlin Grange No 143 and Bloommet Lodge No 422 plus Woman's Relief Corps officers. Named roles include Past Chief Most Excellent Chief Excellent Senior and Junior, Masters and Secretaries with dates set for January installation and varied committees and trustees.

Mt. Vernon Temple Pythian Zella Riley Anna Baker Hide Lewis Florence Camp Kell M Frederson Matthews Jennie Shifflette Jeanette Thompson Eme Gronseup Estella Montin Ada Crate Hlizabeth Hinger Jennie Shit Hette Earth Tucker Daisy Trott Woman's Relief Corps Dileabeth White Jennies Lott Ava Jennie Stadd Currie Tilton Trensier Sarah Smith Rowe Grimm Eva Graham Anna Daniels Jennin Stadd

Kathleen Lauderbaugh Wins Columbus Frat Prize

Miss Kathleen Lauderbaugh of Columbus and formerly of this city won the domestic science prize under Columbus department stores. The award included a free trip to New York and Washington and a tour through the cast on the corn boys' spectacle.

Kathleen Lauderbaugh Columbus City Department Stores of Mise Lauderbaugh New York Washington Corn Boys Spectal

Mrs Jacob Delong Dies in Brown Township at 75

Mrs Jacob Delong died at her home in Brown township after a long illness from Bright's disease. She was 75 and survived by her husband two sons and two daughters. Funeral at Chapel Church Monday at 10 AM with Rev Bender officiating. Interment in Chapel Church Cemetery. Mrs Harry Gotwhall and Mrs J Walters visited relatives nearby and returned home Saturday.

Jacob Delong Brown Township Bright Chapel Church Bender

Utica Man In Serious Condition After Sudden Collapse

Georgea Spencer aged 40 married of Utica was found unconscious at his home after a pretend call to wake him for a midnight shift. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and was transported to Newark hospital in serious condition.

Newark Georgea Spencer Utica Yea Forday Bradley New Glans Co Raemory Spencer Phve Aiclan Hint Jaint Hin Lim

Exciting trip to No Man's Land amid heavy shelling

A second lieutenant writes to the London Times from the French front describing a day in No Man's Land. He recalls wounded soldiers cheerful despite injuries, German prisoners, and the perilous ambulance runs. He rallies his men, treats a stricken comrade, and notes the grit of those awaiting Blighty with shelling and field surgery.

Attin No Man's Land Crovad Nooi Bomme Front la France Meutenant London Times D. G. Mf Tommy Fritz Frite Sid N.C. O Sielle

Local notes from East Chestnut Street and surrounding towns

Short locals report residents visiting relatives in nearby towns, holiday card displays advertised, and locals attending events in Fredericktown Columbus and Gambier. Several names appear with addresses on East Chestnut, West Chestnut, Newark road, and nearby streets. Christmas sales at The Book and Art Shop are highlighted.

Schlappacaste East Chestnut Straat Fredericktown Lauderbaugh Hogsi Beulah Back Marengo Nancy Black East Dale Street Tritkhaven Pricail Atle Ming Margera Baddis Harry J. Sipley Iimpo Ryan Gambier Columbus Charles Kevenaugh Wooster Frends Third City Mary Trimble Bessie van Voorhin Newark Road Bellville John Collins Carl Pooley Harry J. Shipley J. W. Wilson Mt. Liberty James Staats Lucille Maxsillon Robert Hoss West High Street Ruth Pauline Hesdly Kirksville C. D. Wilson Weat Chestnut Street Palmer Barnard O. W A. ©. Barnard Hast High Street McConnell Howard David White Newark Jey Win Lome Youngstown Daniel C West Chestnut Lleesie Pelton Malberry Whear Wood Brandon Mt. Vernon Wiliam Rookwwil East Chestnut Street

Sarah J. Farmer Founder of Green Acre Colony Dies

Miss Sarah J. Farmer, founder of the Green Acre religious colony in Maine, died at Wilton. Her colony drew prominent clergymen and writers, with public interest lingering over its free thinker stance and later controversies. She was about seventy.

Maine Greenacre Sarah J. Farmer Green Acre Wilot

Mysterious March Street Chant Echoes Through Washington Avenue

Fragmentary lines from a peculiar verse appear to drift along Washington Avenue. The text mentions fate, explosions, and a somber mood, with repeated lines and stray phrases creating a cryptic street-corner chant.

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