Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Democratic Banner in Mount Vernon, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1920

Page

5

Local Knox county court docket items and deeds

Suit 15 filed in local court over quiet title in Knox county. Decree for plaintiff in Rosenkrants v Weat. Third partial probate account for Glennice A. Baly shows $426.99 received, $5 paid, balance $221.90. First and final account in Newton L Sperry estate shows $1530 receipts and disbursements. In Haas estate inheritance tax fixed at 7590.92. Irvis Payne guardianship appraisement ordered with appraisers named. Marriage licenses issued for Shenawald Fish and Mary Margaret Haring and Ruth Leota Swinehart and others in Mt. Vernon. Real estate transfers include Shipp to Bell for Clinton parcel $1. Mt. Vernon Foundry to Cole for $30,000. Waggeman to Kelly for city parcel $1. Report in Sperry matter confirmed. each party to pay half costs.

Knox ‘County Common Pleas Modest “Raymond Elisabeth Raymond B. E. Sapp Charles Rosenkrants Va L. F. Weat Common Pleas Court Knox County C. W Baly Glennnice A Maudel Vanatta Newton L. Sperry Alveretta J. Shipp Cliff Bell Clinton Mt. Vernon Foundry & Engineering Co Robert L. Cole City J. F. Waggeman Charles L. Kelley

Child Burns Foot in Tea Spill at Bran don

Two year old Anna Mason of Brandon severely burned her left foot when she toppled a pot of tea Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F D Mason are the child’s parents. An unrelated sentence about Siamese people entering the priest hood appears in the source.

Anna

James A Wing Dies Saturday Evening

Jamon A Wing Knox county farmer and Civil War veteran dies at 78 after weeks of illness. Survived by second wife Eliza J Walline a son Melvin Wing and brother William Wing. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 pm from his north of city home with Rev Williams Hull officiating. Interment in Mound View cemetery.

Jamon A. Wing Knox County Thin City Mr. Wing Misa Eliza J. Walline Melin Wing William &. Wing Wing 42Nd Willioms Hull St. Paul's Episcopal Church Mound View Cemetery

Strike on railroad boon to vessels

The July 6 report notes railroad strikes and a car shortage boosting Great Lakes freighters profits. Detroit and Michigan markets rise as ships, including a Canadian line using three 3600 ton steel freights with automaker car cargo, shuttle between Detroit and Chicago. Decks, forklifts, and autoloading reduce handling time, increasing earnings.

Chicago Great Lakes Detroit Michigan

Henry Bartlett Claimed by Death at 78 in Monroe Township

Henry Bartlett of Monroe township died at his Wooster road home Monday at 4 am after months with complications. A lifelong county resident born in 1842, he farmed all his life and belonged to Ebenezer church. Survived by two sons Guy H Bartlett Fredericktown and Lawrence Bartlett Monroe township. two daughters Mrs Cora Braddock and Mrs Nina Scoles Mt Vernon. eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral at Ebenezer church 2:30 pm Wednesday conducted by Rev Allen. burial Ebenezer cemetery.

Henry Bartlett Monroe Township Wooster Road Bartlett Eben-exer Guy H. Bartlett Fredericktown Lawrence Bartlett Cora Braddock Nina Scoles Mt. Vernon Ebenezer Church Allen Ebenezer Cemetery

Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Promotes Stability and Service

The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co at 22 West Gay Street Columbus emphasizes stability and service with competent appraisers impartial officers and careful directors. It offers 5 percent interest on time deposits with semi annual interest checks mailed to investors.

West Gay St Columbus

Young Girl Fractures Both Bones in Right Leg

In Jelloway on July 6 Faye Bunn daughter of Mr and Mrs Til ton Bunn broke her right leg while playing suffering fractures of both bones.

Jelloway Faye

Cox Club Formed in Knox County Democratic Meeting

Democrats of Knox county plan a "Cox for President" club at the New Knox National Bank rooms. A countywide meeting is set for Thursday at 7:30 pm to form the organization and invite all Knox Democrats to join.

Knox County Bean Democratic Committee Knox Natio

Mrs Ellen Shrontz Called by Death

Mrs Ellen Shrontz of Martinsburg died suddenly after 10 pm Saturday at home. She complained of dizziness on the porch, collapsed, and doctors attributed death to apoplexy. She was 66 and survived by husband Dr J F Shrontz and three children Dr W B Shrontz Columbus Mrs Homer Dodd and Mrs Gall Vance Martinsburg. Funeral was Tuesday at 2 pm from the residence with burial in Martinsburg cemetery.

Ellen Shrontz J. F. Shrontz Martinsburg

Markets Report Across Cities Hogs and Cattle Mixed

Livestock markets show receipts from Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh with mixed trends. Hogs steady to higher in Chicago with heavy weights near 15.80 to 16.25. beef steers up about 5 to 10 cents in other markets. Calves and sheep fluctuate as buyers adjust, with tops around 15.25 for calves and 16 for selecting lambs.

Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh

Millersburg Burgh News and Socials Roundup

Local residents including Mr and Mrs Edward Winek Mrs Newton Stillwell and Miss May Slate visit relatives in Millersburg and nearby towns. The M B church sisterhood class held a picnic at Smith Spring with numerous attendees and officers elected. Mr Raymond Marshall of Canton spent the week with his father Mr John Marshall. Frank Morehead and wife visited relatives in Zanesville after Friday departure.

Rh. Monten Thomas Power Toodo Edward Winek Newton W. JH. Sapp Wediex Fred Harmony Millorghurs Apent Hibbita Raymond Marshall Canton John Marshall Clifford Fendrick Ardelie Hendershout Glenmont Rudolph L. Jones Mt. Vernon Keith i George Reynolds Helen Day Bethany College Martha Parsons Millersburg M. EB Smith Spring J. le Sapp Thomas Winslow A. J. Meeks C. E. Hibbits Charles Slate T. Fendrick R. EB. Fandrick William Hyatt Robert Hyatt Wilbert Hoagland Lyle Hendershott Frank Batton

Local residents and guests visit Centerburg area

Centerburg residents host and visit relatives and friends from Akron Columbus Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati. J F Gilbert and A H Reynolds travel for business and vacations. W S Lewis D F Barnes L L Kidner and Borden families host relatives while others enjoy weekend stays or summer trips in Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Chicago draws vast foreign born share in population

Chicago’s 1900 population of 4,701,212 included 1,448,098 born outside the state. Of these 408,180 were foreign born and 409,042 traced to other U S commonwealths. New York led states in migrants, followed by Ohio Wisconsin Indiana with 50,225 49,025 and 46,979 respectively. others included Michigan Pennsylvania Minnesota Missouri Kentucky and more.

Fry Chicago Wnio New York State Ohio Wisconsin Indiana Michigan Pennsylvania Minnesota Missouri Kentucky Massachusetts Kansas Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Okahoma

Scratch on hand causes man's death at Mt Vernon hospital

Harry Gladden of Centerburg died at 11:30 this morning after ten days of illness from blood poisoning stemming from a scratch on his hand. He leaves a wife and one small daughter. The body was taken to the Centerburg home.

Harry Gladden Centerbury Mt. Vernon Hospital Centerburg

Dr Pierce and His Golden Medical Discovery

A 50 year old physician rose to fame in a rural district for curing disease and later set up in Buffalo New York. He published a tonic named Golden Medical Discovery sold nationwide. The remedy, made from roots and barks, claimed to be corrective and blood making. Over twenty four million bottles were sold in the United States.

Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y United States Pierce

Bank calls issued for state bank reports

The comptroller of the currency issued a call for the condition of all state banks at the close of business June 30. State banking department also issued a call at the close of business June 20 in Columbus.

Uby Associated Press the Banner Washington Comptroller of the Currency Today Columbus State Banking Department Today

Miss Jane Bowers Dies. Columbus Woman Former Mt. Vernon Resident

Miss Jane Bowers of Columbus died at her home in that city Monday. A funeral will be held in Columbus at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon. The deceased has several relatives in Mt. Vernon and vicinity.

Jane Bowers Columbus Mt. Vernon

Taken to Hospital After Ambulance Ride

Mr. Peter Auckman of Mansfield was transported from the B. and O. station to the M. and S. sanitarium on Sunday morning by Miller and O’Bryan’s ambulance.

Peter Auckman Mansfield M. & S. Sanitarium Miller & O'Bryan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Modest Raymond Elizabeth Raymond Court House Susan M. Haas Jane Payne Irvis Payne W. V. Parks George Bennett Charles van Voorhis Henry Shenawald Fish Mary Margaret Haring J. A. Long Fred C. Hull Grinder Ruth Leota B Swinehart Dea H. Jones Mary B. Elliott D. ©. Coburn Latlda Sperry Laura Sperry Seeis Trees Olor BANK West Side Jamee Lerae D. Herran Workman James A. Wing THE Buckeye State COX Club O Markets Brink Haven J. 8. Frye Coshoct H. B. Kerr Kirkersville Samuel Smith Harvey, Pa William + Smith L. L. Kidner Akron D. F. Barnes Dora Burkett W. B. Merriman Ludington Mich J. F. Gilbert Grant Lazarus of Lewis E. &. Borden Maurice Welsh Westerville Charles Montgomery Elwood Montgomery Minnie Jackson A. H. Reynolds Colorado C. D. Hayden By C. Ramey Cincinnati CHCGD Crea American Medical Association Ringwalt's Infant’s Wear Department Mays Swift's Fertilizer Purina Sesey Northwestern Elevator Miss Bowers Ayey Carl N. Lorey City Time B. & C Pau Goodyear Wing Firestone Tirta Ohio Avenue
Search Courier

Search the The Democratic Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Democratic Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication