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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1913
Page
5
A large blaze swept Danville burning property valued over five thousand dollars and causing the loss of a horse. Fire crews battled the flames but the building and contents were destroyed. Local investigators work to determine the cause as neighbors assess the damage.
A severe early morning storm in Danville Ohio caused multiple fire outbreaks from lightning. A barn owned by Mr. Charles Porterfield burned with thousands in wool destroyed. several livestock perished and ten horses were rescued while one refused feed and died. A second barn near Nathan Jenkins burned completely with heavy losses. The storm also struck other farms across the region causing damaged homes, burned livestock pens, and killed a mule. Insurance covered many losses.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Hammond entertained guests at a dinner near Millwood. Miss Helen Barton of San Antonio and Miss Blaine Barton of San Antonio attended as visitors. The Householder-Claments wedding united Harry Householder a Pennsylvania railroad shop worker and Mildred Clements daughter of Police Chief Rollin S Clements at Vine Street Church of Christ with only families present. The couple will reside with Chief and Mrs Clements for the time being.
A lively Saturday afternoon contest thrilled fans as YM Ce WON from KOF clinched a narrow victory after a fast paced match. The result showcased both teams’ skill with decisive plays down the stretch and a crowd roaring for the final buzzer.
The Moose overwhelmed the Hebrew team with a decisive performance in the large race. Top finishers and final scores highlighted a dominant showing by Moose.
Riverside action featured Hiawatha and Bridge Maccabees with tight pitching from Hauck and Kennedy. Norrick and Critchfield struggled as late innings swung the games. Moose shutout sweep by Riverside stars, while Eagles beat Columbus 15 to 8 at Hiawatha park with Howden and Vance delivering for the winners.
Edward Bible once treated McKinley at the pumping station after a fellow worker struck him on the forehead with a hammering bolt. The resulting gash measured about one inch and a quarter. McKinley was taken to Mt. Vernon for treatment and the incident occurred Sunday afternoon.
Plaintiff Ella Hyman seeks an injunction in Knox County Court of Common Pleas to stop a proposed liquor tax assessment of 396.78 on her Main Street property, claiming no liquor traffic exists and asking restraining order against collection. The filing lists attorney Lewis B. Howell and L. C. Tillwell and notes a temporary injunction granted by Probate Judge Withdan.
Fragmentary birth notices describe a daughter born Saturday evening to Mrs. Bullwagon in Counciisville Pa at the home of Mr and Mrs A Kerner on East Vine Street. Another telegram announces a daughter born Saturday July 12 to Rev and Mrs J A Long of Mt Vernes at Thauncey Ohio. Additional notices note a daughter born Saturday July 42th to Mr and Mrs W B McCormick of West Sugar Street.
Passenger trains in the Pan Handle division of the Penn nin railroad were detoured through Mt Vernon Monday due to a washout on the Pan Handle line.
Mid Summer sale at Arnold Store features White fad dol Bau ration and 0 pieces eatent and taste ae te. They promise highest quality glassware and aluminum cooking wear at special low prices. Visit Arnold Store to save money.
Notice to contractors will be received at the county auditor's office for bidding on specified county projects. Plans and specifications are available for review during office hours each day. Details include bid submission deadlines and required addresses for correspondence.
Knox county probate court seeks sale of decedent Thomas Glenn estate to pay debts. Petition lists heirs Carrie Barber Walker Florence Giann Clare Hubbard Glenn William Glenn Fred Glenn and Eva Glenn Administratrix. Property described as a Knox Ohio tract with specified metes and bounds and division of tract formerly owned by Evans in Pleasant township. Sale to cover unpaid debts and administration costs with court approval on a stated date.
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