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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1919

Page

2

Armed Bandits Blow Safe At Killbuck Bank

Four armed men entered Killturck Killbuck bank east of Mt. Vernon early Monday, blew the safety deposit door, and escaped with a small loot before entering the vault. The marshal traced them to Brink Haven. Sheriff Moshalder and Acting Chief Mellroy led a search. Descriptions were vague, masks worn, medium build, but no exact sum disclosed from looted boxes.

Killturck Mt. Vernon Killbuck Othem Brink Haven Sherif Moshalder Polles Mellroy Eee

Dempsey Willard bout facts and figures outlined

Stage 15 set for a California to state move to secure a battle ground. Rickard faces heavy costs and taxes on gate receipts with U S income tax claims likely reducing profits. Changes limit bout to twelve rounds and ring to twenty feet. Willard and Dempsey enter amid partisan support and debate over age, form, and knockout power, with Dempsey the younger favorite.

California Rielard Rena Construction Rickard United States Willard Dempany Willard Tn Dempsey Hone Ttte Tion Bie Jack Dempasy Fred Patton Ax Dampiny Jeia Johnson Havann Cubs Frank Morfa Madison Square Garden New York Moran Arthur Palky Denver Ment Carl Morrin Bill Brennan

Chapel Dedicated in South Vernon

The South Vernon Union chapel was dedicated on a Sunday afternoon free of debt after a week of fundraising. Rev. Koster led services with Rev. J. A. Long Rev. B. Coburn and Rev. William Mull Rey speaking, and music by Wing's orchestra and the South Vernon Chapel and Junior choirs. Frank Cutler presented the building. Rev. F. C. Anderson accepted it for the Ministerial association.

South Vernon Union Chapel Editiee Koster ©. Anderson Gay Street M. i Mt. Vernon Prooman Shields Wing South Vernon Chapel Laura Tucker Kelner Frank Cutler F.C. Anderson Ministerial Association

Administrator appointed for Nancy Harman estate in Knox County

Philip L. Wilkins probate judge of Knox County announces Henry Carpenter of Howard Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Nancy Harman late of Knox County Ohio. Notice dated June 20 191.

Henry Carpenter Howard Ohio Nancy Harman Knox County Decenand Philip L. Wilkins Knox Co

Livery Barn Sold by Receiver for Simpking Hall

A livery barn associated with Simpking Hall was sold by the receiver under a court action. Details are limited but indicate completion of the sale process and transfer of property rights during the liquidation.

Simpking

Sale Highlights Include Several Head of Horses

C Limbaugh notes Saturday afternoon sale details mentioning several head of horses included among offerings.

C. Limbaugh

Bids for Printing Ballots

Auction details for printing ballots including bid submission deadlines and required bonds. The notice specifies the need for a bid from each bidder with the amount and security and states that the board may accept or reject any or all bids. Provisions cover the responsible official, submission location, and deadline.

Son Clarence Darling Arrives at Camp Merritt

Mrs. N Darling of Weat High street receives word that her son Cook Clarence Darling has returned from overseas after ten months. He is expected to reach Mt Vernon in about ten days.

N. Darling Weat High Street Fins Cook Clarence Darling Camp Merritt N. d Mt. Vernon

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