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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1913
Page
3
A session of court for the November term will be adjourned sine die. Judge Seward will not sit again after this term. Rice is expected to be taken to the hospital on Thursday for medical care.
Judge Charles W. Seward of New York will be in Mt Vernon Friday morning to hold a brief common pleas court session starting at 9 o'clock. The November term will adjourn and Seward returns to Newark at 11:30. This marks his final Knox county bench appearance before retirement on February 10, with Judge elect Harry M. Jewell of Delaware expected to handle the February term beginning February 19.
Orlando Bird is able to be outdoors again. George Shaffer attended Sunday meetings in Columbus last week. William Bird traveled to Mt Vernon Monday on business. Mrs Edward Jackson, recently at her daughter's, returned home Tuesday improving health. Ali Marteller attended Billy Sunday meetings in Columbia Sunday and stood for the imagina tion Monday. L Cramer John Jackson and C Colle were in Columbus Monday. Karl Shaffer spent Sunday with brother Lawrence. Chas Robertson back home from Pennsylvania due to dull business. Hallie Tucker visited Banga Tuesday with his camera. Mixx Cunningham of Amity teaching the upper room as Mike Clutter resigns for health. The sick are improving. Mrs Ella Hobertson and her sons spent Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Glenn Webster. Oliver Dague hosted guests from New Albany last week. Mrs Henry McFarling of Mt Vernon visited her daughter here Tuesday.
Lon. N. H. Hunter, a Knox County representative, was appointed to the Manufacturers and Commerce committee and the Agriculture committee in the legislature. The moves place Hunter on two key panels shaping industry and farming policy through the current session.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company reports 2012 growth of 1,199,456 and total assets of 6,205,542.04 as of January 1, 2015. It states no real estate holdings and no loans to officers or their families, with $200,000 ready to loan. It notes a $20,000 addition in 1912 to reserve and a 5 percent deposit interest rate, inviting patronage.
Mor Greer and O quot Mrs Co Mil lor were wed at the home of Mr Co Mil lor Saturday evening at six o clock by Rev Osborne. The couple will establish their home on a farm near Fredericks town. Attendance included Bockledge and others at the NeeKeeper Convention in Columbus this week. A beekeeper supplier, Mr Whackledge, has recently bought a large stock and plans to expand colonies as conditions permit. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed for coughs and colds and sold by all dealers.
A girl named Sarah Cooper of East Gambler Street fell on South Gay Street and fractured the bone in her right arm between the elbow and shoulder. She received prompt medical attention and the fracture was reduced at a physician’s office. Also included is a testimonial claiming Chamberlain's Tablets cured chronic constipation, with sale notes.
Union Grove resident Miss Nettle Biggs visited Mrs. W. L. Cline while Mr. J B Schooler spent Sunday with his father, George Schooler who is gravely ill. Rev Brown led a revival at the M B church as Tom Clickbak returned from an out of town trip. Judge and Mrs Coyner of Mt Vernon attended events, and Mrs Annabelle Francis prepared to visit Newark as family deals with a death and a scarlet fever case.
A note warns private loans are not cheaper or better than a 6 percent Knox Savings and Loan Association loan. It must be renewed or paid promptly with no partial payments accepted, unlike Building & Loan. Contact N W Corner of Main and Vine for details from C. B. Colville, Secretary.
Mercer relations and heirs named in the estate of William Mercer of Leetsdale Pennsylvania and deceased Frank T. Mercer. Executor Frank T. Mercer requests allowance against estate assets. payment plans and deadlines set in Knox County Probate Court Ohio with notes on balances and due dates.
A lively Tuesday night featured a Masonic Temple dance with many couples and Mild’s Orchestra. The Gambler Red Men hosted a Tuesday dance in Mt. Vernon style, with about thirty couples and Bricker’s Orchestra providing music. A regular Sores club meeting at Miss Stella Hyman’s home on East Front Street added a new member, Mrs. Jennie B. Andrews, and refreshments followed. Loretta Fry’s fourteenth birthday was celebrated with a surprise party including games, music, and light refreshments, attended by a group of local youths and families.
Ernest Winger of Denver Colorado has arrived home after seven months away. He has excelled in Colorado boxing with four wins including knockouts and has received a $100 offer to box in Denver on July 9th.
Hon John Cunningham of Gambler was reelected president of the Ohio Corn Improvement Association during sessions held in Lina this week. The next meeting of the association will be held in Mangreth.
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