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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1913

Page

6

Dermody Appointed Deputy State Fire Marshal

Lawrence J. Dermody of Mr. Vernon is named deputy state fire marshal by the Ohio fire marshal. He will assume duties Saturday and spend much time traveling across the state. Dermody, former chief of police in Columbus for years, is praised as a capable and efficient officer.

Columbus Maretol R. Deffenbaugh Doh Lawrence J. Dermody Vernon Dermody Saturda Thin City Ohio

Pleasant Grange officers elected at regular meeting

At the last regular Pleasant Grange session officers were chosen for the coming year with C. V. Purdy as Master and Korext Klay as Overoor. Other posts include John Cunningham Lecturer, Gordon Bone Steward, Rows Wolfe Assistant Steward, Mes T. Barber Chaplain, T. D. Barber Secretary, Lloyd Vernon Gate Keeper, Mrs. T. BE Bley Pomona, Mrs. Robert Bennett Ploto, Vernon Berles Ring Treasurer D. H. Kerr, Margery Harber Assistant Steward, and Harry Mavin Chorister. A supper and installation vote passed, a commnittee was named to oversee the event, and a community meeting is planned for January 10 at the Grange ball.

Pleasant Grange C. V. Purdy Overoor—Korext Klay John Cunningham Giordon Bone Rows Wolfe Chaplin Mes T. 2 Barber T. DP. Barber Lloyd Vernon Pomona Mra T. BE Bley Ploto Robert Bennett Berles Ring Vernon Cunningham T. L. Bley H.C. Ayers Gordon Haus Margery Barter

Court Actions In Knox County Probate Court

Adoption granted for Charlotte Wickham to Ephraim and Clara Graham. Guardian appointed for Robert E Severns with bond 400. Emma Pulton named executrix for Robert Fulton without bond. Appraisers listed. Elizabeth H Baird files first and final account for John W Baird showing 450 in and out. Marriage license issued to Shirley S Spenos and Hazel Irene Baltzell.

Knox County Ephraim Clara E. Graham Charlotte Wickham Fred G. Severns Robert E. Severns J. D. Trimbie J. R. Doelfs Emma Pulton Robert Fulton Bond W. F. Rimer Hiram Eagle Hugh Jones Elizabeth H. Baird John W. Baird Shirley Spenos Hazel Irene Baltzell Plantat Mt. Vertion J. A. Long

Law Updates Restrictions On Toy Pistols And Air Guns

An old law section outlines penalties for selling or exhibiting toy pistols or air guns to minors under sixteen or seventeen and for furnishing firearms or ammunition to youths. Violations carry fines from ten to fifty dollars and potential jail terms from ten to thirty days, with liability for injuries. Passed April 28, 1012.

Juvenila Patrick Purcell

Community Amily Club Formed Seeks Home and School Unity

A community club organized to unite home and school workers held a Wednesday program featuring song recitals and a courting recitation. Officers elected include President Prof. A J Murry and Vice President George Stinemers with Wa J Davin as secretary. Next meeting scheduled at Ute school house Friday.

Amily Waa Aether Hazel Danteta A. T. Marry Deacon Brown Line Cain A. J. Murry George Stinemers Wa. J. Davin Ute School House

Albert Grasshaugh Returned Home After Critical Illness

Danville Ohio December 19 Albert Grasshaugh who survived two weeks with a brain wound after an attempted suicide at Clem Durbin’s home was moved Friday to his own residence. He withstood a cot transfer despite rough roads and has shown no relapse.

Danville Ohio Albert Grasshaugh Clem Durbin Durbin Grassbaugh

Debating team hopefuls named after preliminary speeches

High school judges led by W. W. Dawson of Ohio Wesleyan University selected ten candidates from sixteen hopefuls to form the two debating teams. Final eight to be chosen after holidays. eight remaining will compete.

W. W. Dawson Ohio Weslayan University Dorothy Blair Itabel Pobes Messia Jay McDevitt Dan Houck Russe K Walt Russell Thrallkill Rusell Eastman Stanley Johnson Glen Sparks Edwin Rawlins

Local Notes Promise Hanford’s Balsam Remedies

Short locals report visits of Mrs. Allen Fink and son Charles from Thornburg Pont, Mr. Jank G Hood in Mt. Vernon on business, and a Mansfield trip by John Ewing and Murry Parnell. A Christmas Cantata at Grove church is set with admission 10 or 20 cents, and Miss Orpha Despontin returns from South Gay street for the holidays.

Hanford Allen Fink Charles Thornburg Pont C. A. Hope Jinotype Banner back+ son Toni Chicago Minn Helen Ritchie Mt. Vor! Hon Predericktown Lcribner's Drug Store North Main Street Orpha Despontin South Gay Street Mt. Vernon Medical and Surgical Geo, Owens Main James Brown Newark Grove Church Mikes Carlotta Wolverton Columbus School Bishop Dickinson New Jersey A. C. Dickinson East Gambler Street

Amity Farmers Institute to Meet at Democracy M B Church

Program for the Amity Farmers Institute at the M B church in Democracy lists sessions on devotionals lectures pruning tillage spraying feeding poultry hygiene and sanitation and farm home improvements. The event runs Monday and Tuesday December 29 and 30 with various readings music and discussions led by H Burkholder J Baldwin and others.

Amity Farmers’ Institute M. B. Church At Democracy H. Burkholder Jennings Deakins J. Baldwin S. J. Baldwin Florence McClelland Golda Kunkle Chickamauga Musie J. Haldwin Clifford Yurman Christine D. Laws F Burkholder

Professional Cards L. B. Houck Attorney at Law Mt Vernoy Ohio

Attorney L B Houck offers professional card services from the second floor office at 112 South Mala u eet Mt Vernoy Ohio.

L. B. Houck Omoe Rogers’ Building South Mala Ueet Mt. Vernoy Ohio

Fire Insurance Ad from Mt. Vernon Local Page

An insurance ad urges readers to insure belongings with the Fire Insurance Man J Doc Welsh of Citizens Red phone 231 East Gambier Street Mt. Vernon. The ad emphasizes protection and quick service.

K. Conard M. D Homeopathic East Vim Hou P.m. Bell East Gambier Street Mt. Vernon Stream & Rimer Cal Eo Us South Main Luther A. Otream

Smithhisler liquor case hearings moved to Tuesday

The hearings of Philip and George Smithhisler charged with liquor law violations were continued from Saturday to Tuesday morning December 30 at 10 o'clock, granted on the defendants' application. Also noted are visits by B F Hammond of Millwood A B Jones and L M Hollingsworth of Mt Liberty visiting Mt. Vernon Saturday.

Philip George Smithhisler Perrine B. F. Hammond Millwood Mt. Vernon A. B. Jones Gambler L. M. Hollingsworth Mt. Liberty City

Martinsburg item clarifies Jay Clutter's plans

Jay R. Clutter denies any intention to move from Mt. Vernon after a Martinsburg report claimed he would join the Obfo Fact Supply Co in Ashland Ohio. He states he remains in Mt. Vernon and addresses readers who confused the Martinsburg notice with his personal plans.

Martinsturg Jay Clutter Ashland Ohio Obfo Fact Supply Co Martinsburg Mt. Vernon Jay R. Clutter

Local rail shops close for holidays at year’s end

Mrs. Harry Galimore of Cleveland arrived Friday to visit relatives over Christmas. Ben Beeman went to Gambier Saturday to spend the day. Lewis F. West of Columbus was a business visitor Saturday. F B Cronin of Utica entered Mt. Vernon hospital Friday afternoon for treatment.

Emma Cole Chicago James Carter Three Rivers Michigan Mt. Vernon Lexington Knights and Ladies of Security Harry Osborne Parkersburg West Virginia Pennsylvania Railroad Harry Galimore Cleveland City Clrlatmas Ben Beeman Gambier Lewis F. West Columbus F. 8. Cronin Utica Mt. Vernon Hospital

Young Corbin Boy Seriously Injured From Fall

Leslie Corbin son of Mr and Mrs J W Corbin Walnut street was seriously injured Friday when he fell from a pine tree. His heels caught on a picket fence and his head struck the ground causing concussion and probable internal injuries. He was taken home and a physician was summoned. He showed slight improvement Saturday.

Leslie J. W. Corbin Walnut Street Flo

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