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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

3

Criminal Cases Set For Next Week In Common Pleas

Court to hear Ohio va Mapes as likely first case under advisement. Dunlap va Penderwood and Jewell vs Bell heard this week and taken under advisement with decisions later. Two divorces granted Hampshire v Hampshire and Fry v Fry for cruelty and neglect. Inventory filed for Douglas Bricker estate showing $700 money. Frank Wolfe as Mary B. Jones guardian filed final account of $256.38 received and 33 cents due. Deed filed Wm E B Sanderson to Harriet Lari more for city lot worth $1,700.

Court of Common Pleas Ohio Va Mapes Dunlap Va Penderwood Jewell Seward Court of Common Prose Hampshire Fry Frank Wolfe Mary B. Jones Guardian Wm. EB. Sanderson Harriet Larimore

Burglars Target Zock Zack Store Twice in One Day

In Zock Zack Ohio on December 7 burglars tried to enter F M Carpenter's general store but fled. Later two men stole a buggy and harnessed a horse near the bogey shed. they were spotted and left the horse, taking the buggy. The stolen vehicle was later found near the Rocks. Bloodhounds have been requested from Dayton and local suspects are being investigated.

Zack F. M. Carpenter Dayton

Auto driver fined for running without lights

Chief of Police R. H. Clements notified D. A. Upham to appear before the mayor at 5 p.m. Friday to answer to a charge of running an automobile without proper lights. He pleaded guilty and was fined six dollars plus costs.

Clements D. A. Upham Costa

Society Notes Entertained With Dinner

Mr and Mrs J C Burris East Vine street entertained with a turkey dinner Friday evening for eight guests including Harker Lybar ger, Harry W Koons, K Bi Armstrong and others Mrs James R Reeley and Mrs James C Platt hosted a five oclock tea at Mrs Reeley s home East Bur gown street with about thirty guests also Hix candidates were initiated and members elected by Kulgats and Ladies of Security at their regular meeting Friday evening.

J. C. Burris East Vine Street Mre Harker M Lybarger Harry W. Koons Bi. Armatrong Mre. Burris James R. Reeley James C. Platt Mra. Reeley East Bure Gown Street Hix Kulgats Ladies of Security Igheir

Farmers Institute Sessions Set For December at Butler

The Kate Farmers Institute will hold its annual sessions December 13 and 14 at Butler church. The program features D D Harsh of Minerva and Austin Herrick of Twinsburg leading discussions on topics like profitable dairying, mixed farming, orchard care, and farm business methods, with musical interludes and a humorous lecture by Rev J M Helm. Dinner will be served at the school house by Butler Grange ladies.

Ual Kate Farmers’ Institute Butler Church D. D. Harsh Minerva Austin Herrick Twinsburg D .D. Harsh Saturaay D. D. Harah Diacusalon aAustin

Burial at Clinton for Dresden wreck victims four

The Dresden wreck bodies of Jacob Burgy his daughter Mrs B A Emerson and her two children were sent to Clinton for burial. Clergy Rev T B White and Clinton ministers led services at the church and grave with Modern Woodmen pallbearers. Businesses closed in mourning as the bereaved family and friends attended ceremonies.

Zaneaville Times Recorder Dresden Clinton Jacob Burgy B. A. Emerson T. B. White South Street M. J. Church Mr. Burgy FE. Emerson Zanewville Burgy

National Union Officers Named for Owl Creek No 299

Owl Creek council No 299 National Union elected its officers with D C Stone senior as president Charles Church as vice president J A Kennedy as speaker G A Moore as recording secretary J L Brinning as financial secretary B R Park as treasurer B F Kunkle as chaplain I M Bedell as usher P B Church as sergeant J T Welnhymer as doorkeeper and trustees L G Hunt Elwood Stephey and Charles Wilger.

Owl Creek Council National Union D. C. Stone Charles Church J. A. Kennedy G. A. Moore J. L. Brinning B. R. Park B. F. Kunkle I. M. Bedell P. B. Church J. T. Welnhymer L. G. Hunt Elwood- Stephey Charles W,lger

Mt Zion Lodge Elects Officers For Fraternal Year

Mt Zion Lodge No 9 F and A M elected officers at a regular meeting Friday evening led by Worshipful Master George E Beoney Senior Warden Clyde White Junior Warden Clinton N Willama Senior Deacon James Jones Junior Deacon Charles B Ayers Secretary Samuel H Peterman Treasurer L Tate Cromley Tyler Frank McGugin Trustees Charles Jams Frank Q Levering Runsell J Rah Senior Steward William Banping Junior Steward Howard Tarr Branding Committee Daniel F Mc Feeley Charles C Iams Russell J Aah

George E. Beoney Clyde White Clinton N. Willama James Jones Charles B. Ayers Samuel H. Peterman Tate Cromley Tyler Frank McGugin Charles Jams Frank Q. Levering Runsell J. Rah William Banping Howard Tarr Daniel F. McFeeley Charles C. Iams Russell J. Aah

Plea of Nolo Contendere Entered by Smithhisler

George Smithhisler charged with keeping place for illegal sale of intoxicating liquors appeared before the mayor Friday afternoon and entered a plea of nolo contendere. He was fined $500.

Smithhisler George Smithhisler

Man in Ohio Penitentiary Refuses Clemency Request

Lee, serving time for manslaughter in the Ohio penitentiary, was denied clemency by the state pardon board in Columbus yesterday. He sought a commutation of his sentence.

Michup Lee Ohio Penitentiary Columbus Yeaterday

Farmer Pleads Guilty In Mall Order Case At Columbus

H H Hickinbotham, Knox county farmer running a mail order rubber device business, admitted guilt to sending goods for improper purposes and was fined fifty dollars plus costs. Ninety women attended December W M S at Gay Street M E Church, with Christmas decor, readings, and offerings, hosted by Mesdames Creveling Wooster and Murray, and program led by Mrs W Vance and visiting speakers.

Columbus, O H. H. Hickinbotham Knox County Costa Gay Street M. E Gay Street M. EB Mesdamen Creveling Wooster Murray Minn Kills Bricker Seasion Mre Meadamea Youngblood Babbs Gaines Braddock van Arman Popham

Wreck probe and nursing report from December

A mixed item recounts an excellent report by Miss Elizabeth Corcoran on November nursing work in Peck's addition with counts of patients and donations, then shifts to an December railway wreck probe near here. Officials report closed investigations, statements by railroad men, and plans for inquest preparations by Coroner Walters.

Eilzabeth Corcoran Thin City Hamilton Journal of Mina KB. B. Corcoran Peck H. H. Haines Cohee Lane Free Library John Street E. Corolan Aingular Zanerville Cincinnati Munkingum Valley Cleveland Akron Columbus Pennsylvania Railroad Bate John Sullivan Walters Tay Han Alo Guy Koon Fugman Maya Harvey Dearinger Alfred Tway

Famous Resort at Auction in New Jersey Landmark Hotel

New York reports the Lakewood Motel in Lakewood New Jersey, a famed hotel built about fifteen years ago by a New York group led by Traus, is up for public auction after a dissolution of partnership. Over 1.1 million dollars has been spent on the building and furnishings. Rumor says New Jersey may acquire the property for a school or other public use.

New York Lakewood N. J America Retrauss New Jersey

Local man pleads nolo contendere to liquor charge

Philip Smithbisler appeared before Mayor Pertine on Saturday at 10 o clock and entered a plan of nolo contendere to illegally telling intoxicating liquors. He asked for 200 dollars and costs. The hearing was scheduled for 2 o clock but the plea rendered it unnecessary.

Philip Smithbisler Pertine Smithhisler

Petition Circulated In Mt Vernon On License Amendment

A petition is circulating in Mt Vernon to present to the legislature about the proposed license amendment to the constitution. Similar petitions are being circulated across Ohio counties to gather views on the system. A recollection recalls a stout lady debating matter in a tight gown, illustrating the era's discourse.

Mt. Vernon Ohio

Per Cent On Time Deposits From Century Trust

A historical financial snippet notes a 6 percent rate on time deposits over 17 years. It references a comparative statement covering years 1806 to 1902 and mentions accepting deposits by a building and national company, with the era’s banking language and associations.

MACCABEES Elect Officers At A Meeting On Friday

Vernon Tent No 170 Knights of Maccabees elected officers at a Friday evening meeting led by Past Commander W Sweet and Commander J M Taylor. Roles filled included Lieut Commander Guy J Elder, R K Alfred West, Chaplain Harry G Patterson, Sergeant Robert Hailey, Grands G Porter and Grover Carpenter, Sentinel E Sheppard, Picket M H Jessup, Trustee John Squires for 3 years. Auditing by R Barton, Elder, Weaver. Captain D T R Barton, Janitor C BE Purdy, Pianist EB B Miller.

Vernon Knights of Maccabeen W. Sweet J. M. Taylor Guy J. Elder R. K Alfred West Harry G. Patterson Robert Hailey C. G. Porter Grover Carpenter E. Sheppard M. H. Jessup John Squires R. Barton J. D. Weaver D. T C. Be, Purdy C. EB. B. Miller

Deafness Cure Folly and Executors Notice

Fragmented OCR blends a dubious ear cure claim with an executors notice. The text names John M. Blocher of Knox County Ohio and the executors Clifford L. Blocher Arthur A. Rawlinson, Mt. Vernon, dated November 20, 1912. The piece cites Cartharrh remedy and medical claims alongside probate details.

John M. Blocher Knox County Ohio Said County Clifford L. Blocher Arthur A. Rawlinson Mt. Vernon

Elks May Build In Mt Vernon Business Block

Mt Vernon lodge No 140 has secured an option on a site in the business district. They may purchase and erect a new business block in Mt Vernon. Decision expected early next week.

Mt. Vernon

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