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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

Page

5

Brakeman Killed in Baltimore & Ohio Yard Accident

Evert Trimmer Hines aged 23, brakeman, died in the Baltimore and Ohio yard at 5 30 Sunday morning after slipping from an ice covered boxcar and being run over. He rode on top of a boxcar being placed on a siding and the car bumped another. His body was sent to Barnesville after arrangements by Mrs. Hines. He leaves a wife and six month old son and his parents in Farnesville Ohio.

Evert Trimmer Hines Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co Vernon Hines Whick Mines Ams Miller & O'Bryan Farnesville Mt. Vernon

Court Notes and Notices From Knox County Probate

In Knox county probate court an order of private sale was issued in the estate of Richard W. Stinemetz guardian for C A Stinemetz. Marriage license issued to William M Miser and Frances Sermo of Union township Reverend Hugh Wayt. Ernest Robinson 14 killed by auto while coasting in Orrville Sunday night.

C. A. Stinemetz Richard W.stinemetz Knox County William M. Miser Sermo Oped Lie Frances Union Township Hugh Wayt Ernest Robinson Orrville

Sled stolen from in front of Mulberry Street church

A flextile flyer sled was stolen from in front of the Mulberry Street M. P. Church. The theft was reported to Probation Officer Purcell this morning.

Mulberry Street M. P Purcell

Man Drops Dead In Millinery Store

William A. Harris age 78 of Rogers street collapsed at his daughter Glee Harris Bricker’s millinery shop on West Vine near Main. Doctors said death was from apoplexy as a hospital letter arrived with bad news for his daughter at Mt Carmel hospital Columbus. He is survived by wife Emma Harris two daughters and four grandchildren.

William A. Harris Rogers Street Glee Harris Bricker West Vine Street Main Harris Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus South Rogers Street Miller & O'bryan’s Emma Harris Glee Bricker Clawrence Colwill Gambier

Gotshall Author of Clever Story in Current Short Stories

Gotshall M., 30, author of Ham and Eggers, appears in Short Stories. He is son of Hon. and Mrs. Samuel R. Gotshall of East Gambier Street. A local high school graduate who moved to Albuquerque years ago. He also wrote a Munsey magazine story slated for a future issue.

Setion Gotsebad Gotshall Samuel R. Gotshall East Gambiers Street al Poquereme

Knox County Gun Club Elects Officers at Weekend Meeting

Members met at Max Sullivan to elect officers for year and discuss plans including an inter city gun club with Mt Vernon Newark Cosmeton MaNefield and more Prize shoots to be held and a Christmas shoot date to be announced Also Joe Monker post No 21 G A R to meet Monday December 18 at 7 pm.

Gan Ohio Knox County Gun Club Max Sullivan Guy J. Forbing Frank J. van Voorhis Clude Mt. Vernon Manefield Cosmeton Newark Inter Joe Monker Bee

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Brakeman Nework Barnesville Boy Gotshal Pom UE Fata THE Knox County Savings Bank West Side Public Square Knox Savings & Loan Bulletin GUN Club Feerediente Ringwall New York Sumner Dream Gay and Gambier Sts Shee J. B. Kepple Ohio Ave Dr. Miles Hristmas
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