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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

3

Secret Trials and Abortion Charge Highlight County Court

Two of the three secret brief events returned by the grand jury, with Walter Merriman and Harry Horton arrested on abortion and aiding charges. Merriman, produced by Sheriff Mosholder, Bond set at 500. The page lists numerous court entries and a coroner’s report, plus a move of an insane patient to the state hospital.

Grand Trnde Waldo B. Merriman Masholder Lytle Centerbury Harry Horton Mt. Vernon Wis Waldo DB. Merriman Chester Shaffer State Hospital Columbus Mosholdor

Court News Adjourning October Term of Common Pleas Court

October term adjourned after jury assignments for January 20. Grand jurors called. three excused, John Hull unaocated. January panel filled. grand jury expected to finish Tuesday amid rumors of sensational investigations. Probate filing notes Colwill will leaves estate to children and grandchildren. Various court entries include leave to reply, citizenship certificates, a bridge blank contract, power of attorney, and deed record updates. Next January term trials listed.

Common Pleas Court Clark Benoy George Crisp John Hull Milton Lewis L. Bennett Miles J

Poultry and Pet Stock Show Entries Due January 18

Knox County Poultry and Pet Stock association approves 240 coops for the eighteenth annual show to be held in the former Barre’s location during the week of January 2025. Entries must be in by Saturday January 18, prizes include merchandise from local merchants and cash awards for best rabbit and best poultry display by youth under 16. Real estate transfers and local property transactions are noted alongside.

Knox County Poultry and Pot Stock Association Robert L. Care Barre Howling Alley Honora A. E. Manville Charles J. Jon Jacobs Columbus Dennings Jey CA. Mitchell Wer Jie Hunates Eevator & Mil Cu Herart Waddell Clinton Township Dolly Ashbaugh

County Briefs From Several Towns In Ohio Area

Danville reports Eugene Jackson son of Newark and Charles Lentz of Coshocton are in town on business. Misses Gladys Rainier and Constance Rainier of Columbus were guests of Miss Vesta B Rice of the city. Garrett Greer and wife left for their new home where Mr Greer teaches at Baldwin Wallace University. Margery Doolittle left Sunray for Bryn Mawr Pa to teach in Miss Kirk’s school. Zoa and Gladys Parker recently visited Columbus then returned home. Marion Axtell returned to Cleveland after a few days here. Brandon notes a Red Cross room benefit January 10. Howard Sherer injured Monday afternoon when his right arm was caught in a feed grinder. Dale Halsey spent Monday in Perrysville on Kim-Nox.

Danville Eugene Jackson Newark Charles Lentz Coshocton Gladys Constance Rainier Columbus Vesta B Rice O- Gambler Margaret Doolittle Sunray Bryn Mawr Miss Kirk' Sehiool Thy Mikses Zoa Gladys Parker Mikis Marion Axtell Cleveland Jolloway Howard Sherer Abandon Jin Dale Halsey Perrysville Kim- Nox

Death of A Schiappacasse Destroys Family Ties

A seven year old boy, Anthony Schiappacasse, died of paralysis after a stroke on East Chest Hut street early Wednesday. He leaves a large family. funeral set for Saturday at St. Vincent de Paul’s Church with burial in Calvary cemetery.

Anthony Scajappacasse East Chest Hut Street Jim Mr. Schiappacasse Geoily Lay America Mra Mary Schiappacasse B. D

North of Danville residents and job changes noted

Howard Howard and June-Cleave Stull moved to Chess White s farm north of Danville. Edd Walker joined Firestone in Akron starting last Monday. Mot Snyder moved into Wilbur Blue s house last week. Mrs Hart Chritehield returned home after a week with Fredericktown friends. A tuner gathering at the Plitner home featured Diminipe and wife Carl Dunmire and two boys Paul and Floyd from Mt. Vernon plus Mrs John Wilkinson moving to Mt. Vernon. Mrs Joly Humbert still under doctor care for four weeks improving slowly.

Howard Cleave Stull Chess White Danville Edd Walker Firestone Rubber Company Akron Mona Mot Snyder Wilbur Blue Hart Chritehield Fredericktown Plitner Diminipe Carl Dunmire Paul Floyd Mt. Vernon John Wilkinson Joly Humbert

Mrs McGugin Dies in Oak Street Visit

Mrs Lundy McGuitt aged 72 of Oak street died Monday afternoon of pneumonia while visiting her daughter Mrs H C Stoyle. She leaves one daughter. Funeral at 10 30 Thursday at the Stoyle home with burial in Mound View.

McGugin Gabbier, Jan Lundy McGugit Oak Street H. C. Stoyle H.C. Stoyle Mound View

Milford Grange Meets January Eight in Milford

Milford Grange will hold a meeting on Wednesday evening January 8. W Bush of near Marengo is inviting relatives and friends. Drs Fruth and Hunter of near Bratton spent New Years Day with Clyde Tishop. First Milford Sunday School to elect officers on Sunday morning January 12. Plans for an entertainment soon will be discussed. Terrence Mitchell spent Monday in Condit.

Milford Milford Grange W. Bush Marengo Fruth Hunter Bratdon Clyde Tishop

Explosion Injures Hill and Fatality Reported for Mrs Hyatt

An explosion at a rub bar operation near an acetylene pan tank wounds Hill and triggers a chaotic scene on Mas street. In Sunbury Mrs. R Hyatt dies at home after heart trouble, survived by her husband two daughters and two sisters.

David Tit Parker's Shop Mas Street R. Hyatt

James Scales Dies at Home in Pike Township

James Scales aged about 1 years died at 1 o clock Wednesday morning at his home in Pike Township after prolonged illness of tuber ensoaie. He leaves three sons Guy Scotin L. H. Beales both of Pike Township and Dwight Lees of An town, and one daughter Mrs Wo 1 Underhill of Manafiold.

James Scales Hily Pike Townshii Guy Scotin L. H. Beales Pike Townshi Dwight Lees Antown Mra Underhill Manafiold

Local Visitors From City Stays Noted On Weekday

J Pinnell of North Guy Street spent Tuesday in Cylutainn on tts Te Mré. Frank Milliy of East Gambier Street spent Tuesday in Lanes as guest of her aunt Mr. and Mrs. Strohin. Dora Wilton of Newark and Mise spent Monday here with friends.

J Pinnell North Guy Street Tts Frank Milliy East Gambier Street Strohin Mise Dora Wilton Newark Frien

Local Notes From Murberry to Columbus

Names and brief movements of residents and visitors including HB McCillum of Murberry Street in Scranton process, Firewater of Newark, Moy Uh 1. Mell and granddaughter traveling to Hayal Oak, Mrs G Swank visiting Columbus, and Mrs Lyle of Columbus spending Tuesday in town.

HB McCillum Murberry Street Jett ‘Theslay Seranton Scranton Electric Cobra A. T Firewater Newark Mow Scott Samaey Contay Ron Pfront Aira Charles Mekroy Pontinglya Uiavohte Caterbury Tuekday Dinent Hur Mim Geotee Heven Moy Mell Hayal Oak Teleoin Te Howart Tweedy Mitell Dubinsky Werieeday Columbuy G. Swank Columbus McCalla Cenger Moi Lyle

Unclear Scribbles From Mt. Vernon Hospital Entry

Fragmentary notes record hospital admissions and movements including John J. Tatcher and Mrs George Edwards among others. Names appear with inconsistent addresses and dates, referencing Mt. Vernon hospital and nearby locals, but details are garbled and partially unreadable.

Fragmentary notice on local names and events

Fragmented OCR text mentions Ine Noroteters, Sire, Henry Stell mo Mid and Mia Baye with J Woods traveling to Uurg on Tuesday to attend to a relative. Text is garbled with unclear roles, dates, and places, leaving core facts unrecoverable.

Ine Noroteters Henry Stell Mia Baye Mia J. Woods Uurg Rother

Stamps Contest Forms in Schools Across Rural Areas

Stamps sales contests arranged in thrift and war program run in rural and village schools this year. Boys and girls from different schools will be pitted against one another in 27 lower stamp events for individual effort. Charles Bucy returned to Chili Wednesday after visiting relatives.

Charles Bucy Chili

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