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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe a Berlin visit prompting commission interest. Vague references to a site or event suggest discussions on plans, with officials considering next steps and potential actions. The text lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
John Cunningham recounts a study tour in Germany visiting Hohenheim agricultural college Baden Baden Strasbourg and the Rhine region. He notes cooperative farming systems savings banks and farm education. observes vast farms and modern cooperatives. visits Heidelberg Frankfurt Bonn and Berlin with emphasis on agricultural education and rural wealth.
Citizens Association plans a meeting next Wednesday night to discuss securing a new water works pump. Invited speakers include Mayor Perrine City Engineer Blinn Supt Pickard City Auditor Dorgan and district light Co manager Darrah Canton Hughes Pump Co rep and city council members. Citizens may ask questions after remarks, hoping for large turnout.
Edward Smith of Wan district was badly bitten on the right hand by a horse while handling the bridle. The horse suddenly jerked, biting the hand to the bone. Dr. Vernon attended and dressed the wound.
A promotional note touts Knox Savings and Loan Association offering safe investment with reasonable interest and withdrawal convenience. It states deposits before July 10 earn interest from July 1, urging early action. The notice lists officials and players from the Uneupe of Kansas League teams among its readable fragments.
At the ruse Gonclave of Clifton Commander C G Knights Temple held Friday the officers were named for the ensuing year Eminent Commander William A Ackerman Generalissimo Austin N Nema Captain General Charles H Ayers Senior Warden George Beeney Junior Warden William Dyer Treasurer Charles A Hope Recorder Samuel A Peterman Prelate Revy Hull Standard Bearer L Tate Cromsey Sword Bearer Harold Ackerman Warder Fred By Levering Sentinel Frank McGogin Trustees Masonic Temple Dr J J Williams Robert B Hall Frank Harper The eminent assembly also appointed guards Leonard H Kelley Fred Lytis Robert Dowds Standing Committee Gail C Cooksey James Booner M All ea
Bellaire Ohio reports a brakeman died instantly at Mingo while using a phonograph apparatus and a Cleveland mother and daughter were fatally injured after plunging from a 44 foot cliff at Willough beach park on Lake Erie.
Cleveland, June 36. Dr Giovanni Caruso an Italian physician dies suddenly from apoplexy due to heat. An unidentified man overcome by heat hospitalized, condition serious. Possible charges against Mayor Harvey W. Smith for unbecoming conduct noted, linked to Payette county liquor affair and Burns detectives activity. Mayor is a attorney and bank director with long standing public role.
The home of Mr and Mrs Mont Ross at 202 North Park Street was damaged by a fire likely starting from a gas jet early morning. Residents were awakened about 4 30 by smoke. ceiling over a landing burned through, a hole eaten to the roof. Firemen extinguished it with chemicals. the jet burned overnight, draft thought to have blown against the wall. The house was formerly the home of the late Captain M M Murphy.
Mrs. Frank C. Largora hosted a five o'clock tea announcing the engagement of her daughter Harriet to Prof. Francis Wilbur Dickey of Western Reserve University. A morning event honored Charlce 8 with guests from Washington, D. C. Four tables were filled and a three course luncheon showcased. A student recital by Frances Pyle and pupils pleased attendees despite heat, with a program of Polish Dance, Pastoral, Valse, and Polkas led by Frances Pyle Harold Abrendt and others, concluding with refreshments.
Court records show George W. Hays petitions partition of land in Harrison Township against C A L Hayes and others in Knox County. Patrick A. Barry represents the plaintiff. Also listed are probate filings: third partial account by Jeanie Beeney guardian for William Beeney with receipts of 1 496 26 and first and final account by Kate Bowen administratrix of Elisabeth Murphy showing receipts and disbursements of 3400. Howard J. Bebout transfers 3400 to William J. Bebout for Clinton parcel.
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 28 The advance guard of peace arrives as 20 000 visitors gather before the semicentennial begins Monday A vast camp near High Water Mark marks the largest gathering since the Civil War with 40 000 veterans expected to attend and a Pennsylvania emergency hospital established to handle health needs among the guests.
The funeral for the late Melvin Prine of Groom Valley is set for this afternoon at 2 39 o clock at Green Valley church. Reverend Tean will conduct the ceremony. A report states the academy mess hall burned Wednesday night with no injuries.
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