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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1913

Page

4

Changes In Working Force At Mt Vernon Postoffice

Changes in the Mt Vernon Cont office took effect Monday morning. Car Skeen, previously auxiliary clerk, is promoted to subcarrier for parcel post packages and will devote full time to delivering such parcels. Florence Bradfield is appointed auxiliary clerk, succeeding Keen, marking the first woman clerk in the Mt Vernon office in many years. Clarence Crippen is appointed a word clerk and will serve during regular clerks vacations, he began duties Monday morning.

Mt. Vernon Cont Car Skeen Florence Bradfield Keen Mt. Vernon Clarence Crippen Mr. Crippen

Train 309 Delayed After St Louis Wreck

Baltimore and Ohio passenger No 309 bound for Mount Vernon arrived over two hours late after a wreck at St Louis where three coal cars derailed. No injuries reported.

Baltimore & Ohio Mt. Veron St. Louisille

Mead Recommended for Reappointment to Election Board

The Democratic executive committee met Saturday evening and recommended the reappointment of Frank J. Mead of Kla ol Ptya8 as a member of the Knox County Board of Election. The secretary was instructed to forward Mead's name to the secretary of state for reappointment.

E & Meeting Uant- Meowly Frank J. Mead Kla Ol: Ptya8 Knox County Mead

Endeavorers at International Christian Endeavor convention

Los Angeles hosts arrivals for a major Christian Endeavor convention with 20 000 attendees expected by tomorrow night. White cap reception at stations, hotels strained, tents in Fiesta Park seating 20 000 for sessions, and leaders from Atlanta Chicago Denver and Oberlin scheduled to speak. Manitoba Toronto Washington St Louis Winnipeg compete to host next year. decision due next Monday.

Los Angeles Cal International Christian Endeavor United States Canada Fiesta Park Christian Endeavor United Society of the Christian Endeavor Corporation Francis §. Clark Hugh L. Walker Atlanta John Balcom Shaw Chicago Robert F. Coyle Denver Henry Churchill King Oberlin College Toronto Washington St. Louis Winnipeg Manitoba

Unclaimed Mail at Mt. Vernon Post Office

Notice lists unclaimed items and names from Bennett Miss Mary Bevacgear Mattia Dlankenship Miss Mar Brasseur Mrs B C Brewer George Butcher Nahum Bustne Bana Cotale AL Brrett Mrs G M Hardin Mia Ada Jackson Mew Cora McDuegall Miown Mary Stinton Jack Taft Allen Yetvem Monte Sheridan G Dowds Postmaster and address lines indicate general delivery items awaiting pickup.

Yur Mall P. O Mt. Verne Bennett Mary Bevacgear Mattia Dlankenship Mar Brasseur Mra B. C. Brewer George Butcher Nahum Bustne Mes Bana Cotale Brrett G. M Hardin Mia Ada Jackson Cora McDuegall Miown Mary 1 Stinton Jack ‘Taft Allen ‘Tyetvem Monte Sheridan Dowds

Local notices and travels to Cleveland and beyond

A crowded local notices column lists residents leaving for Cleveland Rochester and Buffalo to visit relatives attend the Grand Lodge of the Hikes and meet kin. Others plan trips to Detroit Toronto Newark and York. many return home after short visits with friends and family across Mt. Vernon Danville Columbus and Newark.

Bigan Hanford Harry Lurie Cleveland Mears J. L. Brinning Louis Baker James Cole Rochester N. C G. A. Payne Columbus A. G. Wirwille Wea, High Atrent Misa Beatrice Singer Detroit Mike Nixon Dean Wm. G Ringwall James Danville Gallo Charles Peaderwood Howard Edna Nybart Noah Nyhart A. TL. Gaan Montpelier Ohio James Ritchie Weat High Street Guy Duden Newark Miss Man Brewer Kar Front Street Ortville Charles George Chicago Ad Mra Walter George Thin City Mids Halen Sharpnack Mt. Vernon Leonard Clements Messrs William and Thomaas Mc Harry Gallimore George Harter Akron Mes Ben Jones Helen Chffard L Sturgeon Catherine Won Clifford Columbia Ewalt Kent High Street James Graft Bucyrus Misten Elizabeth Winifred Catherine Corcoran Booth Rogers Street Mich William Corcoran W. 4 Turner Rogers’ Lake Chesterville FG. Mardin Trenwith Toronto Canada Acile Bockoven

Hanford’s Balsam for Horses Cleans Skin and Cures Lameness

The product keeps skin in fine condition and aids lameness in horses. Described as stable for external use to protect and soothe the animal during training and riding activities. Bold claims about healing potential are noted with promotional tone. Clarify usage as directed.

Eddals Hanford

Graves Issues Primary Election Instructions For Counties

State secretary Charles H Graves issues comprehensive guidance to election boards outlining that party voters cannot vote for candidates of another party or write in names from other tickets. The memo details petitions for nomination, nonpartisan ballot rules, and procedures for opening polls and transmitting returns.

Charles H. Graven Knox County Board Graves Boards of Education Boards of Educators Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections

Arrests Report From Weekend Police Roundup

Police arrested numerous suspects from Saturday evening to Monday morning. Edward Brats faced intoxication and carrying concealed weapons charges after metal knuckles were found. he pleaded guilty and paid a $10 fine plus costs. W. E. Fuller was held for violating the truck ordinance and awaiting arraignment. Harry May was jailed for safekeeping and later released.

Druske Edward Brats W. E. Fuller Chief Clements Truc Harry May

Wymer Pleads Not Guilty to Horse Stealing Charge

Edward Wyner arraigned before Mayor Perrine at 10 on Monday morning and pleaded not guilty. Hearing set for Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Remanded on $500 bond. Wyner was arrested in Mansfield on an affidavit by Ray Frost. arrest made by Sheriff Woollson.

Edward Wyner Perrine Pat Tre Wywer Mansfeld Ray Frost Sherif Woollson

Mrs W M Bley Died After Weeklong Illness July Fourth

Mrs W M Bley died at her Howard home on July 4 after a week's illness from complications of diseases. She was 43, survived by her husband and two daughters Roth and Edus. Funeral services were held Sunday at 10 a.m. and interment followed at Mt Zion cemetery.

W. M. Bley Howard Roth Edus Mt. Zion

Royal visit to Lancashire and political ruling clash

London reports a royal trip as King and Queen depart for Knowsley in Lancashire for a seven day stay with planned motor tours and visits to major industries. In Columbus Ohio the Secretary of State Groves rules the Cleveland Charter factions violate the state constitution, causing the matter to be tackled in court.

Columbus State Groves Cleveland Pri- Marien London Knowsley Lancashire Hart of Derby

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