Hatchet Incident Leads To Probate Court Lecture
Daniel Steward brought before Sheriff Vernon for a hatchet incident. The Probate Court delivered a stern lecture. An insurance suit is filed in Common Pleas.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
5
Daniel Steward brought before Sheriff Vernon for a hatchet incident. The Probate Court delivered a stern lecture. An insurance suit is filed in Common Pleas.
Saturday call to Danial Steward near Bangs ends with Steward subdued after grabbing a hatchet and injuring his mother in law. Sheriff transports Steward and his wife to Mt. Vernon for a court lecture and cautions. Probate Judge Wilkins admonishes and releases them to return home together. Separate notices record a fence injunction suit by Valura D. Dunn against Sarah McBee, a will filing for Deborah B. Speelman leaving property to daughter Elisabeth HmMe Nelble, and several deeds transfers across Mt. Vernon and Milford Township with amounts listed.
Wary T Hodge and associates transfer part of lot to Sophia O Dunmore at Mt Vernon. O Ransot joins as addressee in the record. The document records a partial allotment action and involved parties.
A runaway horse driven by Henry Bilton of West Front Street frightened by another buggy ran through West High Street at about 8 30 PM Sunday. It toppled a buggy carrying indicated occupants near Jackson Street and High Street. Several neighbors restrained the horse before it could hit Franksen’s house corner.
A loaded freight car collapsed near the Johnsons just south of the city delaying a bound freight train to Mt. Vernon after 4 PM. A Newark wrecking crew was required and the Mt. Vernon line remained tied up until after 7 PM. Passenger service escaped serious disruption.
We pay five percent on time deposits and loan money only on fixed mortgages on homes and farms. Fire and cyclone insurance is required and the company reports no losses to reduce interest. Write Buckeye State Building and Loan Co, Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus, Ohio for booklets.
Governor Cox announced the appointment of the new Industrial Commission member Wallace D. Apple of Chilltown today. The brief notice confirms the official action and identifies Apple as the chosen appointee.
An advertisement touts Hanford's Balm as a cure for old sores and boils. It claims to reduce inflammation and gradually remove the sore, promising healing and improvement over time. It mentions no specific dates or organizations beyond the product name.
Mayor A A Perring announced Monday reforms in the service and safety department. Efery Stauffer and Charles M. Fairchild resign to take effect July 1, with N Williams named water works secretary as public safety director and R B Blinn named city engineer as public service director. No salaries will be paid for the new posts, saving about 600 annually. The changes begin July 1.
Mrs. Daugneaux stepped off a moving street car in South Vernon Sunday evening, slipped backward, and was thrown to the ground. She suffered a contusion at the right elbow and a slight brain concussion, was briefly revived at the Cornell home, then taken home, and remained in serious condition Monday.
Captain Harry Richards of the Bugle baseball team sustained a badly injured hand while at second base Sunday afternoon. A throwing play led to the injury as a runner’s foot struck his hand, dislocating the third finger and breaking a bone. He was brought into town in an auto and treated. the fracture and dislocation were reduced. He will miss several weeks.
Fred Wallett, catcher for the Maccabee team in the City League, sustained a badly injured right hand during battery work in the game against the K of P at Riverside Park on Saturday. A foul tip split a finger and caused injuries to others. B. Desiay performed surgical ablation.
The Chief of Police directs officers to strictly enforce the ordinance, warning citizens to comply and live by its terms to avoid arrests.
Katherine A. Belbert of Columbus delivered two lectures in Mt Vernon on Sunday under the auspices of the Obie Florence Crittenton League at the M P church. Mrs P B Kelaer was named local secretary with Mrs Miller assisting. a branch circle may be organized in the future. A history of the league and its work will be published in Tuesday's Banner.
The Oberlin Business College announces a $100 special for the year’s course open to high school graduates and others enrolling at the Mid-Summer term starting July 7, 1913. The Remington Typewriter Co sent 29 new machines last week, with 10 more Underwoods ordered, bringing total equipment to 441 typewriters. The school proclaims top equipment, strong summer attendance, and high demand for graduates, with calls from Cleveland and Akron for teachers of commercial branches.
Washington reports a heat wave over the region between the Alleghenies and Rockies will break within 24 hours as cool cloudy weather is forecast by a federal observer. The brief notice mentions shop closing times and a series of miscellaneous, jumbled names and towns tied to events and visits.
Paul Eugene Ayers age 17 dies after a 25 day typhoid illness at Gambier Hospital. Elizabeth McConnell Aillzateth McConnell former Fredericktown resident dies at Battle Creek Michigan after an operation. Rosemary Schmidt dies at North Mulberry Street home from tuberculosis at 16 years 6 months 24 days. James Snyder farmer dies near Bladensburg after lingering illness of dropsy. Dr Samuel Hebert Britton Knox County native dies in Marion Ohio after three months illness. Interments set for Gambier, Calvary, Mt Zion cemeteries. services conducted by local clergy.
Ason was born Saturday after noon to Mr and Mrs W C Wise of East Hamtramck Street. Grandparents are Masters Gene and Llewellyn McGint ey of Hamilton Ohio, siesta of their grandparents Mr and Mrs W S McGinley of North Catherine Street.
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