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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1920

Page

5

Six Hurt In Bob Sled Accidents On Campbell Hill

Six persons injured Sunday afternoon when two bob sled incidents on Campbell's hill east of town involved a sharp turn near the McKay residence. Clarence Davis steered the first sled and suffered head and facial wounds. Robert Purbaugh was seriously hurt with possible skull fracture. A second sleding group including Donald Blubaugh Clyde McKay and Pauline Pelton sustained various cuts and a dislocated limb.

Campbell's Hill Robert Purbaugh George Purbaugh East High Street Donald Blubaugh Guy Blubaugh Hust Vine Street McKay Davis

Sledding accident injures several near McKay lot

The party including Donald Miah, Cide McKay and Pauline Pelton were injured when a sled failed to turn at the McKay lot. Blubaugh was rushed to a local hospital, Purbaugh treated at home, and others went home for surgical care after the crash. One rider remained unconscious for hours before regaining some awareness.

Mc Kay Mosher Pet Sond Donald Miah Cide McKay Pauline Pelton Blubaugh McCormick Purbaugh Oita

Court notes and probate filings outline partial account

A first partial account in probate court by executors C H Cruley and C F Colville for George Burtt shows receipts of 849085.01 and outlays of 49007.08 leaving a balance. Marriage license for Leroy Tyron Coup and Eva May Clements noted. Real estate transfers list several parcels changing hands for $1 between multiple sellers and buyers in Jefferson Middlebury and city parcels.

C.H. Cruley C. F. Colville George Burtt Leroy Tyron Coup Eva May Clements ML Worwoh Roy A. Long Henry Hibbits Osborn Hibbits Jefferson Hindu Ammon Charles B. Hibits Gann Lok Wmdler Robert Keyes Middlebury Helen A. Russell Saran A. Wright City Carre D B. Gilliland J. F. Riffey J.P. Riffey Thompson Riffey

Mrs Gardner Seriously Burned At Home Incident

Mrs Harley Gardner aged 2 years was seriously burned at her Fredericktown home Sunday morning when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove. She suffered severe burns to legs and arms and was reported in serious condition Monday. A Knox county surgeon attended her. Albert A Taylor, a Knox county soldier, filed his discharge paper for record in the county recorder's office.

Harley Gardner Fredericktown Mb. Vernon Albert A.taylor Knox County County Recorder

One Robin Doesn't Make a Bummer in East Chestnut

An unclear local item describes a robin seen in a yard on a Sunday afternoon, recalling a familiar saying that a single event does not prove a bigger pattern. The fragment hints at a simple bird sighting amid a reflective, if garbled, local voice.

Chestnut Street indy + io Denner Felogitienne Reba

Centerburg Banker Claimed by Death

Centerburg Ohio January 26 Charles W Coe prominent banker and builder he died suddenly Saturday night from apoplexy aged 72 He served as president of the Centerburg Building and Loan association and vice president of the Centerburg Savings Bank He leaves a wife a brother J C Coe and several fraternal memberships The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 PM at the M B church Centerburg with Rev J L Fisher officiating burial in Centerburg Cemetery

Centerburg Charles W. Coe Washington Township Docking County Knox County Ohio Wesleyan University Springfield Ohio Coe

Big Minstrel Night at the YMC A at Joy Minstrels Benefit

Mr Vernon presents a full program change tonight at the Y M C A with the Joy Minstrels in benefit for the social department. A new member joins the group and the high school jazz orchestra will perform. A self serve supper starts at 5 30 o clock with doors opening earlier and a guaranteed laugh per minute.

Vernon Joy Minstrels If Voys

Boy Scouts to Stage Second Indoor Meet This Week

Hoy Scouts of this city plan their second Indoor meet under the M A on Wednesday evening starting at 7 40. Events include spring board high jump and standing high jump with 11 members ready to compete. Leaders urge every Scout to attend to reach the full quota of 10 boys.

Hoy Scout Organtuation Wy

Diphtheria Claims Life of Local Boy Aehle

Aehle, six years old, son of Mr and Mrs Roscoa Leem of Co-Timbus road, died Sunday after three days of diphtheria. Burial was held Monday at Mound View cemetery.

Aehle Roscoa Leem Co- Timbus Road Mound View

Evangeline Clare Preaches on The Soul’s Value at Vine Street

The Sunday service at Vine Street Church of Christ drew a large audience with a male quartet and chorus. Evangeline Clare delivered the sermon What Are You Worth focusing on the soul versus worldly wealth and eternal value from the Bible text What shall it profit man. The evangelist urged reflection on permanency of possessions and the immortality of the soul, calling the soul the highest force in God’s creation.

Vine Street Church of Christ Revival Evangeline Clare Wald the Evangelist Heaven

Hospital News Brief Reports Local Transfers and Tragic Fire

Elizabeth Buckmaster of Blisafeld entered the M and S sanitarium for treatment. Mrs. George Ayers was moved from Gambler to a local hospital Sunday morning in Miller and O Bryant ambulances. Victor Hill, 40, burned to death in a car fire after a horse caught fire while he slept in the vehicle.

Elizabeth Buckmaster Blisafeld George Ayers Gambler Miller & O'Bryan's Canton Hill

Boy Called to Oklahoma by Parents After Accident

Mr Gard Horlacher of the city left Balurdey evening for Tulwby OR, called there by the sudden accident which involved his son and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Onewr Horlacher formerly of Mr. Vernon, Me. The Horlachers were bound in a scheme moving a week above for the word wax received, and the youth left for Tulka to ascertain the order of his parents.

Gard Horlanber Balurdey Tulwby Onewr Horlacher Vernon Tulka

Health Board to Appoint Officials At City Meeting

The city board of health meets to appoint officials and set monetary policies. Discussions include upcoming monthly problems and policy considerations for the next months.

Health Board Elty Board of Health Nayors

Council Meeting To Conclude Two Emergency Ordinances

The council will meet Monday evening at the usual hour. The agenda includes passage of two emergency ordinances to authorize payment of costs from two recent trials that remain unpaid.

Timon Lodge to Give Entertainment for Knights

Timon Lodge No. 45 Knights of Pythias will host a Tuesday evening program at Castle Hall. Participants include Oliver Walker reading, Walter Burris vocal solo with band, and the K of P Band and Quartet performing. Julius W. Headington will introduce the Chatkwik number.

Timon Lodge No. 45 Knights of Pythias Castle Tall Reading Oliver Walker P. Band Walter Burris Chatkwik Julius W. Headington Divneing

Mt Vernon High School Dominates Zanesville 36 to 10

Mt Vernon High School defeated Zanesville High 36 to 10 in a fast one sided game Saturday evening. Mt Vernon showed superior passing and team play with multiple baskets in succession while limiting the visitors at every turn. Field goals credited to Rawlins Clyde McBroom Spence Smith Claude McBroom and Griffith among Mt Vernon players.

Mt. Vernon High School Zanesville High Tke Steele High Dayton Mt. Vernon Zanesville Tawlins LF Griffith McBroom Clyde Eeree An Smith Stephenson Swingleop Eee Mulvey McBroom Claude I.G Young Rawlins Clyde McBroom Spence Smith Claude McBroom Zanesville Griffith Linn

Buckeye State Building & Loan ad promotes 5% CDs

An advertisement for Buckeye State Building & Loan Co claims five percent certificates of deposit guarantee par value plus interest with first mortgages backing securities. It asserts market value at 100 dollars, no depreciation, no renewals, and semiannual interest checks. Location listed: Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.

Buckeya State Building & Loan Co Rankin Bldg Gay Street Columbus Ohio

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