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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
7
The Dignified Supreme Court Of Ohio spent a Sunday in Columbus visiting the Oasis and encountered a series of strange and bewildering sights that amused attendees and drew curious onlookers. The incident highlighted the court's calm demeanor amid unusual surroundings.
From the Ohio Supreme Court decision summarized in the Ohio Law Reporter, the case of John W Inka and Howard Whitten is recounted. Inks travels from Fredericktown to Mt Vernon then Columbus, visits the German Village on a Sunday, meets a beer dispenser who serves him drinks while he sleeps until the next morning, and the court upholds the lower court sentence for the dispenser of beverages.
Dr and Mrs Coleman hosted about 250 guests at their Homer residence to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary. Attendees included many Brandon residents. Japanese lanterns and candies adorned the grounds while Mr Vernon orchestra provided music and refreshments were served.
A Mt Vernon Ohio business group protests the removal of hitching rings on Main Street and petitions authorities to restore them for public use. The list of undersigned firms and individuals appears with long names and local business interests. The item also reports a separate accident near Martinsboro road where Mr Scott injured his hand with a scythe after slipping on a makeshift bridge. The article advertises Bucklen’s Arnica for injuries.
Arrangements are under way for a full day of events at Hedding chapel with a noon piano dinner and addresses by Heys, plin, D A Morris, and J Johnson. Muse will be provided by the Fitmour quartet of South Bloomfield and Rev. Johnson will speak in the evening on Springs of American Life.
Plans finalize for the . & G. Cooper Co and Mt. Vernon Bridge Co outing at Moyers Lake near Canton on July 23. Two special trains will convey employees, friends, and families. Round trip rates are $1.15 for adults and 60 cents for children. A program of athletic events includes a fourball game between teams from the two industries.
The 20th Regiment reunion will be held July 22 at the Shelby County Poly grounds in Sidney, honoring the memory of Major General James B. McPherson. Comrades from Companies B and K of the unit invite families to attend and join in a grand reunion with roll call, reflecting a long tradition among veterans of 1861 to 1865.
Dr Harry W Blair announces candidacy for state dairy and food commissioner with endorsements from health groups and Republicans. He urges support at the Columbus convention July 26 27 and cites 18 years as physician and work on Pure Food Laws. Also mentions local ads for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and Pride of the Valley flour promotions and a new traveling salesman hire at Quaid store.
Charles A. Osland fell 500 feet to his death while prospecting with a companion along a high cliff near Valdez Alaska. The incident occurred last evening as they searched seven miles from the town. Meanwhile the Congregational church ladies of Lock plan an ice cream supper on the church lawn July 4.
Music Lythe fans and athletic events open with horse races and a 4 pm fox chase by forty hounds on the track. Four theatre performances, dancing, boating, games, and a grand fireworks display conclude the day. Admission 3d adults, 10c children. Hiawatha Park Association Co., Vernon, Ohio.
Chicago June 29 The jury in the Lee O'Neil Brown bribery case linked to the Lorimer affair reported nonagreement after 116 hours of deliberation and was discharged. A second trial will be rushed to proceed.
The executor of Jamie Hardesty deceased sells two parcels in Knox County Ohio. First tract lies west from the northwest corner of Lot four and includes a noted farm area near Bladensburg with frontage toward the town of Hindenburg. The second tract lies in Bladensburg and is offered at 10 percent down with two equal annual installments. Payment terms include interest at 6 percent and mortgage security on the premises. Columbus Ewalt acts as executor's attorney.
Jenne F Durbin versus Louise Bartintt et al in Knox County Ohio Common Pleas Court. By virtue of a Hale rider issued to the court for sale on May in Knox County Ohio under authority affirmed by the limit order.
Public sale scheduled Saturday July 23 1910 between 1 and 2 pm in Knox County Ohio for lot eight six eight in Hibbett addition Mount Holly now Gann. Appraised at 3100. Terms: one third cash at sale, one third in one year, one third in two years with mortgage security and interest from sale. Attorney and sheriff names listed.
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