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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1910

Page

3

City Council Deadlocks On Vernon Light Franchise Vote

Regular meeting with all members present hears an amended rate proposal for the Vernon Light and Power Co. The council pledges to study changes, but after debate the ordinance fails on final passage. A new rate table is approved by the committee and tabled for next meeting.

Edward Dever Mitchell Jones Dowds Couinels McIntire N. A. Clay Vernon Light and Power Co Cole Vernon Stevens Leht Counci Mt. Vernon Light and Power Co Severns Tont Mesara Dowde Dubineky

Burned Woman Injured In Gas Oven Explosion

Mrs. 8 Grant Pealer of 28 Boughton Avenue suffered facial burns in a Monday gas oven explosion while preparing for a picnic with reformatory guards. Flames shot up when the oven door opened. The burns were not expected to scar, and she is able to be about today.

Grant Pealer Boughton Avenue Reformatory

Mansfield Postmaster Predicts Postal Savings Bank by Sept

Mansfield postmaster W. B Cappeller predicts a postal savings bank will open by September 1 without formal local filing. Government action and streamlined money order procedures are expected to free clerical labor, aiding bank operations. Postmasters nationwide seek opening status as savings branches expand nationally.

Cappeller Mansfield Postal Savings Bank Congress Postofice Department Washington Obio Department Manafield Nova

New Quarter funds deposit offer with 4 percent interest

Funds deposited with this company between now and July 10 bear interest at four per cent per annum from July 1. Deposits accepted anytime in large or small amounts, and money may be withdrawn at any time. Also a lost Scotch collie description and finder contact in Utica with a reward offered.

East High Strect

Divorce suit filed by Alwilda Mercer in Common Pleas

Alwilda Mercer files for divorce against Alban Mercer in Common Pleas on a Wednesday alleging wilful absence in her petition. The case centers on marital breakdown and seeks relief as per state law.

Alwilda £. Mercer Alban B Mercer

Will Of Arthur Cleveland Hall Is Filed

Probate records show the last will and a codicil of Arthur Cleveland Hall of Gambler Knox county. Executor Joseph P Hall named. Margaret Ford of Liverpool England receives $500 either cash or stock in Burdon Seamless Pilled Wire Providence R I. Remainder to Marie Antoinette Hall. Codicil May 25 1903 revokes Ford bequest due to her death, $600 to Virginia Cooper Hall. Rent and residue go to Marie Antoinie Hall. Also legal notices include divorce suit Mercer versus Albany Mercer Knox county.

Arthur Cleveland Hall Gambler Knox County Margaret Ford Liverpool England Burdon Providence Marie Antoinette Hall Joseph P. Hall Suffolk Anna J. Hall Virginia C. Mall Joseph R. Hall Jr Virginia Cooper Hall Marie Antoiniete Hall

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad From 1886 Toledo Ohio

Historical notice announcing Hall's Catarrh Cure with Frank J Cheney’s sworn affidavit in Toledo Ohio, offering one hundred dollars per case of catarrh cured, testimonials and a druggist sale. Includes notary A W Gleason date December 6 1886 and references to Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Hall A.D A. W. Gleason Openry & CO

Worker severely injured at Mt Vernon Bridge Works

Samuel R. Barton was struck by a falling crank while pipes were being erected at Mt Vernon Bridge Works. He suffered a deep scalp wound needing five stitches and bruises, with Dr Deley in attendance. On North Sandusky street a family dispute at Charles Cochran home led to two men being fined five dollars and costs after a constable intervened. Bert Hulinger was later arrested on assault charges and also fined five dollars and costs after pleading guilty.

Samual R. Barton Mt. Vernon Bridge Works Erectora Mr. Harton Barton BH. Deley Sandusky Street Charles B. Cochran Cochran Bert Hulinger Hulinger Floyd Simpkins Squire Harter Wile Won Milton Simpking Lqurie Harter Ling

Campaign for Sale of Assembly Season Tickets Mt Vernon Knox

Campaign kicks off to sell 1000 season tickets for the Hiawatha Lake assembly in Mt. Vernon and Knox County. Solicitors will call on every house, extending to surrounding towns and villages, with headquarters to open later. Tickets priced at $1.50, goal set to reach 1000 quickly as papers track progress daily.

Mt. Vernon Knox County Helled Assembly

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building

The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company based at Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street in Columbus Ohio operates from a fire proof structure designed for security. Its securities are stated to be unnegotiable and not subject to theft. The Buckeye claims assets exceed 4 million dollars and pays five percent on its deposits with ongoing fiscal strength.

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building West Gay Street Columbus Ohio Ty Securities Buckeye

Fishing Party Near Buckeye City Recalls Monday Outing

Mr and Mrs I B Workman of Buckeye City hosted a fishing party near Danville on Monday afternoon and night with guests Mira Eva Wander Benton Sonat Miss Ruth Jefferson and Miss Jeasle McKee. They returned to Buckeye City Tuesday morning reporting a good time despite a fishless night.

Buckeye City

Stole Jewelry From Residence In Toledo

A burglar drugged members of Walter Roberta family in Toledo today and looted the residence, carrying off about $1,000 in jewelry. Vacation sales advertise tan oxford shoes at 14 off regular price from Hull & Spitzer.

Toledo Walter Roberta’ Famiy Hull & Spitzer

Cook fiefs A Year In The Columbus Workhouse

Columbus Ohio July 6 8 N Cook city sidewalk inspector pleaded guilty to one of nine charges of contributing to the delinquency of young girls. He was sentenced to one year in the workhouse and fined 500 dollars plus costs by Judge Black this morning. The other eight charges are pending. The judge refused to suspend the workhouse term despite the defendant's advanced age.

Columbus N. Cook Black

Fear of Lightning Versus Real Dangers Cited

A Country Life in America note argues many fears after storms are unfounded, citing 1900 deaths from lightning at 169 and compares other hazards. It claims heat and sun killed 763, cold 208, and gas stoves cause more deaths than lightning, urging calm after storms.

America Aba

Pantor Appoints Rev Oscar B McLaughlin Pastor at Howard

The Rev. Oscar B. McLaughlin has been appointed pastor of the Metropolitan church in Howard, signaling a leadership change. The new pastor succeeds previous clergy and plans to lead community worship and outreach programs.

Oscar B. McLaughlin The Methodiat Church Howard

Judge Shields Leaves Canton Law Office After 39 Years

Canton legend Judge Robert Shields, slated for the Fifth Ohio circuit, reflects on leaving his Eagle block law office where he built a 39 year practice and hosted countless cases and political meetings. Born in New Jersey and a Union College graduate, he rose from Canton mayor to prosecuting attorney and US district attorney under Cleveland.

Robert 8 Shielda Canton Canton News Robert Fifth Ohio Circuit Eagle Block Judge Shields New Jersey Shiela Union College Tuscarawas County Judge Shieldins Stark County United States Northern Ohio Grover Cleveland Hind Hill George Oldfeld Materal Joseph Riegler Abraham Elmeler Jodie Shields

Obituary notices from historic paper list multiple deaths

Dorothy L Bricker aged six died after five weeks illness of blood poisoning at home on Gay Street. Funeral at 2 PM Thursday at the house, Rev William E Hull, interment in Mound View cemetery. Bessie Mae Miller died at home in Bangs after seven months illness from tuberculosis, aged 27, survived by husband and two children. Funeral Thursday at the church, interment Sunbury cemetery. Mrs Maggie Iams, former Mt Vernon resident, died in Pittsburgh, sister-in-law of Mr Charles C Tams, survived by husband and two sons Dr Frank Tams and Charles Iams. Funeral Thursday at Hazelwood Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Sams to attend.

Dorothy L. Bricker Dorothy J. Bricker James A. Bricker Gay Street William E. Hull Mound View Cemetery Ae Bessie Mae Miller Beasie Mae Miller Bangs Sunbury Maggie Lams Charles C. Tans Mogele Laums C. M, Jame Garretsville Mt. Vernon Frank Tame Charles Iams Hazelwood Pittsburg Sams

Circus Hit by Cyclone in Brookings

A cyclone swept across eastern South Dakota last night leaving damage as Ringling Brothers Circus played Brookings. The menagerie tent caught fire and panic spread among the animals, but reportedly no injuries occurred.

St. Paul Minn South Dakota Ringling Brothers’ Circus Brookings

North No 507 to 523 Daily newspaper fragment

Readable fragments list numbers and issue identifiers from a daily newspaper page. The text references multiple issue numbers and dates in a terse catalog style. No clear event, person, or place is identified to form a full narrative.

Brephey Family Visits Kroft Kin Over Sunday Holiday

Mr and Mrs George Brephey and kin of Mr Vernon visited Mr and Mrs R G Kroft and family of Harks er street over Sunday and the fourth Mansfield Shinid notes the small gathering with the families sharing time together during the holiday period.

George Brephey Vernon R. G. Kroft and Family Harkser Street Mansfield

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chaoting Power and Light Co Knox A AGS Bank West Side Public Aquare Chamberlain Knox Building & Loan Company Bscotch Collie D. P. Clutter Citizens Utican Exchange Amwilda &. Mercer Court of Common Pleas Albany Utica Licking County Gladys L George Coyner Logan Wells Charles L. Belmont Ross Benjamin Ross de Bonis William Ross Rebecca Ross Ross Pumphrey Lucy C. Meeker R. L. Jacobs Canterbury Parker Alexander Debolt Weat & Thompson John P. Schwartz Jacob H. Harnrew Palrvlew B. Harris Et al A.J. Mine Jackson Bamvel L Charles Beaty Elty State OF Ohio Lucas County Bat Samuel North San R. Barton Ociety News Pantor Cesses Baker’s Elixer Ang Baker’s Drug Store Lower Main R. B. Ankney & CO. Jewelers & Opticians South Main St. Mt. Vernon Guarantee Savings Bank and Trust Company Mt, Vernon Uday
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