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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1922

Page

4

Obituaries from January 10, 1922 edition

Death notices report Lena Beatty 46 of Manafinld avenue passing at M and B sanitarium after a week of illness. Survived by husband Charles Denny and three daughters Blanche Piraux Roxie Hoyt Edith Drish two grandchildren. Funeral details pending. Also John Horn aged 4 died at state hospital Columbus after a year as patient. Jennie B Andrews 72, Fredericktown resident, died at Mt Vernon Home for the Aged following illness. service planned at Miller O'Bryan chapel with burial in Fo cemetery.

Lena Beatty Charles Denny Manafinld Avenue Beatty Blanche Piraux Green Nay Wit Roxie Hoyt Fast Gammicr John Horn Nillex State Hospital Columbus Het Grove Church Grove Cemetery Jennie B. Howard Androwa Fredericktown Mt Vernon Andrews Miller & O'Bryan's North Main Street W. H. Shields The Presbyterian Church

Mayor Kelgley Reappoints Sinking Fund Board Members

Mayor Kelgley announced two appointments to the sinking fund board on Saturday. Miles Tieh and Stephen Shifflett’s terms expired. Minch was reappointed for a fall term and Rudolph L. Jones was named to replace Shifflett. Samuel Manthan remains the third member.

Kelgley Winking Fand Commission Miles Tieh Stephen Shifflett Minch Rudolph L. Jones Shiflett Samuel Manthan

Alimony Granted in Gilmore Case by Common Pleas Court

In Edith Gilmore v Francis Gilmore a motion for temporary alimony was heard by Judge Blair. A temporary alimony award of 00 was allowed.

Gilmore Edith Gilmore Francis Gilmore Blair Common Pleas

Mayor Kelley Reviewing Fire Department Clean Sweep

Mayor Kelley states his scrutiny of the fire department, seeking Fletcher’s resignation while praising Chief Pickard’s capabilities. He cites internal staff issues and safety department changes, plans to inform new leaders, and notes cemetery and patrol operations under study for efficiency.

Kelgley HH. M. Fletcher Wednewlay Keleley Mekard Ton of Orvice and Safety Keiglay Pickard Fio Keigay Kogley Kelley Mound View Cemetery Banner Kelgley Wally Departmente Thin Ag

Ohio state university veterinary hospital grows over century

History notes the University’s veterinary hospital expanding from a one man affair to handling about 10,000 animals yearly. Dean David White summarizes a busy 24 hour operation with five geologists and interns, offering diagnostic support for farm and livestock needs statewide.

Rire Dean White Atlanta Inde Hull Patm Viareaay THC Saruamre Browen Thin Animal Hospital

County plans delay on Pike construction amid department control

County Surveyor Van Voorhly announced a possible delay next spring in building the Pike from the sanatorium to Wooster road. Welfare funds cannot legally build it, so contracts will be advertised by the welfare department but the work must be directed by the public works department under Highway Commissioner Herrick. Two weeks of advertising required for state highway and public works matches four weeks for welfare projects.

van Voorhly Wooster Tn Columbus Welfare Department Department of Public Works Herrick State Highway and Public Works Department of Agricultural Education Ohio State University University Department of Engineering Chardon Geauga County D. D Clyde Midge van Wert Erksine Youngstown Salem Township Champaign County Clyde Fox Xenia Dresden Muskingum County la Verne McConaughey Hillsboro Pemberville Wood County W. Patten Troy Kenton Hardin County Department of Agricultural Engineering

Knox Tire Firm Sale Talks Prompt New Bankrupt Proceeding

Frants, former president of Knox Tire and Rubber Co, denied plans to bid on company property at sale. Milford Fair Board discussed year-long program, completed organizing leadership. Referee Greer set dates for Knox property sale later in January and for the Mt. Vernon bankruptcy trustee election. Harry Wilson arrested for possession of nine quarts of corn whiskey and fined $1,000 plus costs. Mt. Vernon Rifle and Revolver Club reported high scores at indoor range, with several shooters surpassing 190 and new mural decorations praised by members.

B. J. Frants Tie Kadk Tire & Ribber Co Sal- Orciy Frincé Frinté R. M. Greer Fred Gern Mt. Vernon United Staten Court Knox Tire and Rubber Company Harry Wilson Bherit Lytle Shéritt Walker F. van Voorhis H. Russell van Horn Levite Pipes P. van Voorhis McMillen C. van Voorhis Quidor Russell Grousmman Stoughton Woolson Clark

Cooperation report highlights Centerburg co op output

At the Knox County Farm Bureau annual meeting John Lueenberg presents the Centerburg Produce Marketing cooperative’s operation. The association shipped 100,487.94 pounds of butter fat, paid 87,702.28 dollars, received 45,068.47, and posted a 7,006.19 dollar profit with total receipts of 95,270.41. Expenses include interest 1,989.52, shipping 2,238.46, fuel and light 243.89, supplies 949.21, rent 285.00. The excess of expenses over income is 2 870.04 with a 2,500 dollar dividend and a 870.04 balance, total 9020.04. R. W. Litsenborg is president and W. Phillipe is secretary of the association. Brentlinger wins prize at Newark poultry show, L Brentlinger of Mt. Vernon takes second and fourth in the Dark Barred Rock cock class.

Knox County Farm Bureau Centerburg John Lueenberg Cooperative Produce Association of Thor R. W. Litsenborg Canterburyh W. ©. Phillipe Association

Farmers Institute Set For Pleasing Township

A farmers institute will be held at the Pleasant township hall on Wednesday and Thursday, January 11 and 13. The program includes morning and afternoon sessions with topics on invocation, home cooperation, poultry plans for next year, and discussions led by local figures such as John A. Hemmba and Chauncy Purdy. A Hoover electric and poultry plans are listed among items for sale and discussion.

Farmera’ Institute Pledgant Gtangi Hall Pleasantstownship Wedntwday Muste Muale Mey Helaimed John A. Hemmba Chauncy Purdy Marriott

Rural education forum notes and topics on farming life

The report covers a morning and afternoon session featuring speakers John A Ian, Jona A. Humiion, John Cunneham, Misa Hulda Moret, Nellie Purdy, John A. Harrison, Harry Holmen, Misa Hulda Horst, and Marjorie Crouch. Topics include cooperative farming, canning methods, and the future of the rural girl with discussions and a lunch hosted by ladies at the Grange hall. Heathfield hall hosts events as Watt's attic workshop prepares for the centenary of Heathfield hall.

John A. Harrison Harry Holmen Misa Hulda Horst Marjorie Crouch Re Ladies Grange Watt Heathfield Hall Heathfeld Hall

Wedding of Miss Sockman and Luther Barre in New York

The ceremony took place at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church New York City on Tuesday January 3 at 4 PM witnessed by immediate family. Miss Sockman daughter of Mrs Potter Sockman West High Street and Luther A Barre son of Mr and Mrs C W Barre of this city. The couple, well known locally, will reside in Mt Vernon after a wedding trip in the East.

Sarre Bockman Vernon Fodey Tithe, Sockman Potter Sockman West High Street Luther A. Barre C. W. Barre Ralph W. Lockman Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church New York City Boon Third Ward Barre Mt. Vernon

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