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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1915
Page
7
The jury returned a verdict for Charles T. Coxon of Levering Brothers for $120.18 after about an hour’s deliberation. Judge Blair discharged the jurors for the term.
Summary of disjointed ledger entries shows received $4901.95 and equal payout, plus several deed transfers. Carl Glocker and Harbert Moxie linked to a 180 acre parcel in Clay and Jackson counties. Transfers include parcels in Clinton city and various individual bequests like Harriet Sobach and Augusta Banning with small parcel sums.
Probation Officer Patrick Purcell argues juvenile courts aim to save delinquent youths not punish them. He cites environment, neglect, and lack of home training as root causes and urges stronger home formation, reduced temptations, and early intervention before sending youths to industrial schools. He emphasizes love, patience, and moral guidance to reform boys.
Eleanor Hunt of 503 Noritt Mulverey Street died Friday morning from the effects of paromyin after a stroke three months earlier. She was 77, widow of Philip Mant, survived by a daughter and two grandchildren and a sister. Funeral at Rome Saturday at 1 PM conducted by Rev. W. H. Thuit. George A. Moore of Mt. Vernon, longtime gunsmith and secretary of Mt. Vernon lodge, died Thursday night at 11:20 at 107 South Mulberry Street after paralysis and hip injury. Survived by wife and siblings. services set for Saturday at 2 PM at his residence, burial in Mound View cemetery.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Congregational Church met in church parlors. Mrs Wirt led devotion and Scripture from John 15, with "Christmas Prayer" by Anna Louise Strong. They voted to send a barrel of supplies to Chandler Normal School in Lexington Kentucky and discussed the Marysville convention and Congregationalism talk.
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