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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1921
Page
4
Knox County probate court handles wills and estates for Ron Leatherow and John Byers. Judge Blair confirms a sale and directs distribution in the Long v Long case. Tax extensions, executor appointments, and final accounts are listed for several estates with amounts and heirs named.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Helser of near Danville spent a few days visiting Wil Admitted Mr and Mrs 8 Hy Workman thatat The last will and testament after part of last week Frank 1 Koppert had been admitted Mr and Mrs Doyle Brubaker were to probate. Ankenytown visitors Saturday Mra Mod Kirkpatrick spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr and Mrs C J Workman Mev Mite Young and sons ra and Darwin of near Seta by The guosin of Bo Beat is wife Sunday. Mr Ruth Leonard spent Hilay night with Mite Lucile Bolinger A Christman entertainment followed by a precocial will be given at the schoolhouse Friday evening Doo Pi Botoral foxex were captured in thin vicinity last week. The third number of the lecture course held at the Church of the Drethren will by given Bunduy avon.
J. W. Wolters Edward L. Parker and AJing announce a talk on December 25 by H. George Hurter a student at Columbia University New York and a delegate to the world Sunday school convention in Tokio Japan He is described as a man of unique personality with universal thoughts and the notice urges attendance to hear him.
Lennie B. Mouck appointed executor of Reuben Lautheron by the Probate court with bond set at 13 800. June B. Bellers and William A. Ho mark B. wiretion named as sureties. Appraisers listed as aoa.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tucker hosted relatives after returning Friday evening from Chikirinntt where they attended the Ohio State arrize oath. Delegates from Knox County were present. Mrs Port Hulse and Faith visited her mother Mrs. David Jackson. George Tucker, recovering from scarlet fever, is able to be out. Zeigler family and others spent Sunday with kin in Mr Vernon. Stanton Gardner and family attended events in Mt Liberty.
Sons of Veterans held a meeting last Thursday night and elected officers. Miss Ethel Barcas and Miss Helu Allen remain home due to illness. Mrs. J. W. Baird hosted a few days visit with the Dean family. Evangelistic services closed with 30 new members joining the Church of Christ. A reception for new members is planned for Saturday evening, December 31, and a Christmas program is set for December 23 at 1 30 p m in the high school. Mr Ralph Litton resigned as Bell exchange manager. the current manager hails from Zanesville.
Centerburg community chatter records visits and trips from Richland Va Ashland London Hebron and New Smyrna Fla. Names include Madison Hawkins Laura Brentliy Mayme Faraba Alice Oliver Hello Coe and T J Mann. Residents report weekend guests and return travels across towns while H C Tamey spent Friday in Mt Vernon and Fredericktown.
Deaths reported in the region include Mrs Sarah Jane Eckman of Mt Vernon formerly Sanderson who will be buried at Mound View cemetery Thursday at 12 30 p m and Wilbur Cackford age 62 who died at home in Fredericktown after tuberculosis with funeral at Mt Gilead Church Friday performed by C B Stockdale burial in Mt Gilead Also terse notes mention Ruth Woolson linked to Carl Woolson and other fragmented lines from nearby obituaries.
Mrs Crandall tells how she halted recurring poultry losses with practical measures learned from farm experience. She credits careful coop maintenance and feeding adjustments, referencing local suppliers R. W. Pitkin and Kelly & Mitchell and Mt. Vernon Farmers' Exchange for supplies.
Ruth M Woolson 16 year old Mt Vernon native, born Akron 1887, died after illness leading to removal to Sawyer sanitarium Marion. Survived by husband Carl C Woolson and children Jean Dudley Brown ing William Donald, parents Jacob and Phantz of Akron, eight siblings. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm at Woolson home 2 Wooster Ave. Interment Mound View cemetery.
A touring car owned by J. Guimbler of Danville collided with a Fort sedan driven by Mr. Sellers on the Conlocton pike injuring Arwiller, who was passing. Sellers escaped injury. Moyabera reports an enthusiastic poultry association meeting, planning the June 27 poultry show with premium lists available. Deputy Sheriff Walker announces a new sidecar to balance the motorcycle for emergency calls amid muddy roads.
Classified notice listing a for sale item a 12-volt Hoover electric sweeper at No 6 South Main Street Mt Vornes. Seller provides location details and item type in a compact public notice style.
Walter G Lake, general foreman of the machine department at Cooper Co, resigns effective around January 16 to join a large manufacturing concern in a southern city. John Davidson and others are mentioned in local notices including a funeral for a Mr. Davidwow and a Long home death.
Centerburg obituary reports Allen Davidson a well known farmer of Centerburg died suddenly from heart trouble at 3 o clock Monday afternoon at the home of William Loop near Cro.
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