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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1913

Page

5

Citizens' Association pushed for Mt Vernon good roads movement

At a Monday meeting the Citizens Association authorized a committee to hire personnel to advance the good roads drive, seek landowner signatures, and coordinate with township trustees and county commissioners. Reported prospects include an Interurban line by Cleveland and Southwestern and potential double tracking by Baltimore and Ohio.

Citizens’ Association J. B. Waight Committee On Good Roads Mt. Vernon Knox County Judge Waight R. C. Ringwall Transportation Committees Vernon Cleveland & Southwesters Co Hoe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad H. Winans Chautauqua Redpath Lyceum Chautaugua

Clements Recovers After Struggle With Negro Chief of Police

Clements is recovering from injuries after a struggle with William Rice at the Jerry Tatherns home. Rice, the assailant, bit off part of Clements left index finger and is held in jail with no charges filed yet. Clements reports rest and will likely stay confined in the jail steel cage.

Clements William Rice Jerry Tatherns Wee

Percival Hill Suffers Severe Hand Laceration at Cooper Works

Mr. Percival B. Hill of West High Street lost four fingers and the thumb of his left hand while brushing sawdust from a revolving buzzsaw at Cooper Works. Dr. A. T. Fulton treated the injuries.

Percival B. Hill West High Street Cooper Works A. T. Fulton

Pennsylvania Railroad to abolish public cups at stations

The Pennsylvania Railroad announces the public cup will be abolished at all stations with sanitary cups provided in their place. The change targets all station areas though the train cars may still offer limited drinking options.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company

W C A Annual Meeting Reports Year’s Work

Officers present reports on the year's work, a board of trustees chosen, officers elected, and treasurer's report showing a balance.

Donations and losses at the Home for the Aged January report

The Christian Association met at the Home for the Aged on January 8. Officers were elected and reports given. Deaths noted include Mrs H Swetland and Mrs Emily Cassell. Donations and endowment funds were tallied with receipts from Tag Day and Harvest Home. General treasurer’s report shows year totals, memberships, and balances as of January 1, 1913.

Eo Christian Association W. ©. Cooper Emma Ransom Fredericktown Browning Minses Maxwell Harvest Home Home Treasurer

Charity Leadership and Upcoming Concert Schedule

The report details a charity relief effort including newly elected trustees Mrs J B Sellers Mrs O Daniels Mrs Bite Parr and officers secretary Mrs Ira Atwood general treasurer Mrs I L Simpson assistant treasurer Miss Florence Seymour home treasurer Mrs A L Buna and Provident trustee Mrs Hannah Browning with regional officers President Mrs Jomen Hohaeffer and vice presidents Mrs J Rom enthall Mrs O G Daniele. It lists membership approval for Mrs Elizabeth Appleton and notes entertainment by Munic Makers a male quartet February 10 French Concert Company March 1 and College Girl April 9 at the M P church with tickets at Bombner's drug store. Donations for December are recorded from Women’s Guild Presbyterian Society various families and groups contributing foods and goods for the home.

Mra J. B. Sellers O. Daniels Bite Parr Oach Ira Atwood Mry Simpson Assuwtant Treasirer Florence Seymour Mre Buna Provident Hannah Browning First View Jomen Hohaeffer J. Romenthall 0. G. Daniele Elizabeth Appleton Munic Makers M. P Bombner's Drug Store Women's Guild Presbyterian Society Misa Lavina Israel—Smith M. P. Church Society Dougherty L. A. Culbertach H.C. Swetland John Sanderton Frank Young H. Peterman Stevenson A.D. Bunt Hotcbkins Bros Spring Brook Dairy J. Roseyball

Deaths of Charles S Jewell and Charles Ruby

The notice records the deaths of Charles S Jewell at his Oak Street home from grip complications on Thursday at 5 40 AM, and Charles Ruby near Jelloway from tuberculosis at 4 AM. Jewell leaves a wife, two sons Samuel and Charles, and four daughters, with a funeral at Mound View cemetery. Ruby, 26, is survived by his father Alfred, a brother and a sister. burial details not specified. A separate society item notes a Jersey City judge's custody ruling on pay envelopes for wives.

Charles S Jewell Charles Oak Street Samuel Charles Jewell Pear Mixes Maude Jowell Jennie Nolen Roxanna Birkiner Thelma Jona Pelton Thelma Robert Pelton Mannfeld Avenue Mound View Cemetery Charles Ruby Jelloway Alfred Ruby Jone Slater

Jurors drawn for February term of court report dates set

Women selected as grand and petit jurors by Clerk of Courts Hayes and Sheriff Woollson will report February 10 for the grand jury and February 17 for the petit jury. The list names numerous jurors by name and ward across Clinton and surrounding towns. a separate note mentions a recent incident with William Rice, the colored man, in custody after an assault on Chief of Police Clements. Sheriff Woollson travels to Springfield with rumors of an arrest. Property deeds filed include transfers in Clinton and Osborn's addition valued at 1750 and 450 dollars.

Hayes Woollson Joseph Horn Monroe Alfred Lybarger Harrison Lake Banning Oscar Shaw Union Peter Pearl—Brown William Bricker Linus Mavis Brown Wiliam A. Ulrey Howard Caton Williame Ard Ward Samuel Thompson T'Mion Amos Bsilcott Hilliar Clyde Young Wayne John Richardson Clinton He Dickey— Morris

Death follows gas explosion injuries at 102 North Norton Street

Elizabeth Owen dies at Mt. Vernon hospital at 7:60 p.m. after burns from a gas explosion three weeks earlier. Blood poisoning contributed to the death. she was 50. Funeral set for Saturday at 2:40 p.m. at her daughter’s home on Sychar road. Survived by son Harry and daughters Bertha Bernice and C D Bell. Bernice remains critically ill in hospital with high fever.

Elizabeth Owen Mt. Vernon North Norton Street Glifford Bell Sychar Road Pha

Officers Installed at Quindaro Lodge No 216 Meeting

The Quindaro Lodge No 216 10 0 F held a meeting Tuesday evening installing officers led by Noble Grand J. E. Stonebrook and Vice Grand F McElroy. Other roles filled include Secretary C A Bock Financial Secretary J C Hunt Treasurer F L Bennett Warden William Speerman Conductor E Wing Chaplain George Bock and several supporters and guards.

Quindaro Lodge Noble Grand J. E. Stonebrook McElroy C. A. Bock J. C. Hunt F. L. Bennett William Speerman E. Wing George ©. Bock Nobie Doneph McManis John

Mayor Perrine Announces Delegates to Ohio League Conference

Mayor Alfred A. Perrine named the delegates to the Ohio Municipal League conference in Columbus on January 22 and 23. Appointees include Dr. F. L. Lingrey J. Dorgan Jacob Myers W. P. Bogardus and Dr. G. D. Arndt.

Alfred A. Perrine Ohio Municipal League Columbus F. L. Lingrey

Sticks Thrown Through Windows At Ark Home

Two sticks were thrown through windows at Mrs. Carrie Ark’s home 502 West Vine Street Wednesday evening about 1 o’clock. A stick hit the parlor window and another hit the dining room window where the family was at supper. Mia Myrtle Myers received a blow and was knocked unconscious. Family names the suspects and says the matter will be reported to police with possible arrests.

Bome Mincreant Carrie Ark Weat Vine Street Ari Mia Myrtle Myers

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