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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1920

Page

3

WIMER: 15Yearold Sentenced to Lancaster Industrial School

Amos Welmer, 15, remanded to the Royal Industrial School at Lancaster Ohio after multiple juvenile court appearances for theft. He allegedly struck a Livingston boy, set fire to trash, and narrowly endangered a barn. judge ordered immediate conveyance to the Lancaster institution. Inventory filed in Hugh Hughes estate lists personal property 2860 dollars moneys 1300 real estate 18400 total 22560. Potter Lockman sells to Nellie L Burris a city lot for 1 dollar. William Temple and Donald Curran, Knox county soldiers, have filed discharge papers for record.

Amos Welmer Royal Industrial School Lancaster Ohio Purcell Sherif Burr H. Lytle Young Weimer Welmer Livingston Farm Glen Livingston Young Welmer Cole Avery Hugh Hughes Knox County William Temple Donald Curran County Recorder

Price of Shoes to Stay Up by City Dealer

A Mt Veronica footwear dealer says shoe prices for fall and winter will not fall and may rise. He backs a Banner report quoting an eastern journal noting higher prices in the coming season due to strikes in manufacturing centers, limited raw materials, and car shipping constraints.

Mt. Veronica

M Lorentz Dies in Wadsworth Ohio

Mr B Lorentz and Mrs M L Stephan travel to Marietta to attend the funeral of their father M Lorentz who died in Wadsworth on Wednesday morning at age 1. Death attributed to old age with incidental illness. The deceased previously visited children in Mt Vernon.

Local Social Notes Include Visits And Funerals

Saturday night and Sunday visits among Mt Miss Olive Nicholls Gladys Dugan and others at Newark. Several residents spent Friday at Newark including Mra Viola Baugh and Mrs Elia Nich er. L Nichola at Mt Vernon. Mrs Wardle Hall recovering from shingles and measles, harvest underway as wheat crop is tight. Cora Burch Elle Nicholls visit Rows Van Winkle, and Marcus Blue funeral attended at Bladensburg.

Olive Nicholls Minn Gladys Dugan A.V. Melick Newark Mra Viola Baugh Elia Nicher Virgil Waite Rove, McKee Wave Schooler Clyde Thompson Ray Hartin L. Nichola Mt. Vernon Wardle Hall Cora Burch Elle Nicholls Rows van Winkle Marcus Blue Bladensburg Stnday

Smith Settles And Released From Jail

Reese C. Smith, once sought in Mt Verdon on selling mortgaged property, was arrested in Ogden Utah. He settled with Nyhart Auto Sales Co for 451.26 covering the claim and costs and has been released from Ogden jail after Deputy Sheriff Lytle received the payment by wire. The officials at Ogden were notified to release Smith.

Reese C. Smith Mt. Verdon Ogden Utah Nyhart Auto Sales Co Sherif Lytle Smith Nyhart

Knights of Pythias plan chartered trip to Home Day

Local Knights of Pythias prepare a special car from Springfield to attend Home Day in Springfield O on August 20. Lodge officials report strong progress and expect a sizable group, with the K of P band to accompany. Final decision awaits the next regular lodge meeting.

Knights of Pythias Springfeld

Crowd Set for Record Camp Sychar Attendance

Trev. C. L. Lewis, vice president of the Ohio State Campmeeting Association, wires The Runner that Camp Sychar will host the largest number of campers in its history. He says ample provisions are made and urges those seeking tents to write the secretary at once.

Trev. C.L. Lewis Ohio State Campmeeting Association Camp Sychar Mr. Lewis

Births at Mt Vernon Hospital and local homes

A son was born this morning at Mt Vernon hospital to Mr and Mrs W R Weiss of West Burgess street A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs Charles Rossi of Columbus road and a daughter was born Friday morning to Mr and Mrs Sherman Williams of 1207 West Vine street

Mt. Vernon Hospital W. R. Weiss West Burgess Street Charles Rossi Columbus Road Sherman Williams West Vine Street

Blue-Blooded Stock Auction Yields Big Hogs Near Fort Wayne

At a Fort Wayne area sale of Spotted Poland China swine Just Saturday George H Kirkpatrick owner of Indian Mound farm Utica secured the biggest boar for his age yet produced in this association. The sale averaged around 500 dollars with the top sow bringing 5000 dollars. Kirkpatrick will show the monster hog to interested parties seeking better swine.

Knox Co Fort Wayne Ind George H. Kirkpatrick Indian Mound Farm Utica Kirkpatrick

Cox-Roosevelt club plans for On to Dayton rally at Mt Vernon

The Cox Roosevelt club of Mt Vernon schedules a Tuesday 8 PM meeting in the city hall auditorium. Charles Orwig of Columbus will speak about the Democratic capital and Knox county voters. a First Vetera club launch and Dayton trip plans will be featured with local talent and patriotic songs.

Cox-Roosevelt Club Mt. Vernon City Hall Charles Orwig Columbus Orwig Vernon Knox County Dayton Cox

Pipesville Telephone Meeting Endorses Mt Vernon Proposals

Harrison township telephone patrons gathered with the county executive committee at Pipesville Thursday evening. They praised the committee for faithfully following the instructions given for the fall. By unanimous vote the patrons directed the committee to adhere to proposals already submitted to the Mt. Vernon Telephone Co.

Harrison Township Pipesville Mt. Vernon Telephone Co

Oberlin Business College sees record summer enrollment

More than 100 students attend Oberlin Business College summer session with several high school commercial teachers helping for state certificates. Fall term opens Sept 7 1920 and is expected to exceed last year in attendance as applications double. President Henderson says the school enrolls mature graduates and is considered a leading business training institution with high demand for its graduates.

Oberlin Business College Henderson

Mrs. Anna Roup Suffering Stroke at Brink Haven

Mrs. Anna Roup an 83 year old resident of Brink Haven suffered a paralysis stroke while at her daughter Mrs. C W Zimmerman home. Reports from Brink Haven today say Mrs Roup not expected to live.

Anna Roup Brink Haven C. W. Zimmerman

Ohio plans vast lowly corn cob plant for byproducts

July 21 Columbus reports the department of agriculture plans a large plant to convert corn cob waste into profitable byproducts. Furfural, selling for 17 dollars per pound, will be produced at 20 cents per pound, with byproducts including adhesive grades and acetate of lime. Similar plants are considered in other corn regions.

Columbus Department of Agriculture Tts Department Plains Ohio

Matinee Races Draw Large Crowd at Knox County Fair

A large crowd attended Thursday’s matinee races at Knox County Fair Grounds. Races featured close finishes with times 2:15 and 2:19 in pace classes. Officials plan a strong finish to the Mt. Vernon season as horsemen head to county fairs, with Briton Finch entering the 2:15 trot at the grand circuit in Columbus next week.

Knox County Fair Grounds Claen J Jane H Magers Don Rogers Beeman R. Woolfson Midge R Roberts Mt. Vernon William Roush J. Rinehart Briton Finch Coumbus

Ankle Breaks While Chasing Cow in Pasture

Grant Payne of the old Gambler road sustained a severe accident this morning while pursuing a cow in a pasture. He stepped into a hole, breaking his left ankle near the joint. He received medical attention from a local physician, Mr. Vernon.

Grant Payne Gambler Road Payne Vernon

Emerick Pleads Not Guilty After Utah Arrest

Sheriff Walter Mosholder brought Robert Emerick to the city Saturday for non support. Emerick, arrested in Moab Utah, appeared before Magistrate L A Stream and pleaded not guilty. Bond set at 200 dollars, he posted it and was released. In Ashtabula William Main drowned in Lake Erie when seized wills crane.

Walter 4. Mosholder Robert Emerick Emerick Moab Utah L. A. Stream Woud Ashtabula William Main Lake Erie Wills Crane

Annual Report of the Deputy Sealer 1920 Knox County

A 1920 annual report by A C Tinkey deputy Sealer of Welmhth Knox County notes 2441 scales weights and measures rented in Rox county. Of these 3082 sealed 678 adjusted 120 condemned for repute 375 condemned commodities weighed 1437 corrected 1352 incorrect 85 requests for inspection 47 reprimands 4 complaints investigated 42 miles traveled 825. Public cooperation urged for honest weights and measures.

A. C. Tinkey Knox County Rox County Arates

Knox County tennis tournament at Mt Vernon Country Club

Finishing touches are being put to the Knox County teams tournament to be held at Mt Vernon Country Club the week of Aug 15. Chairman Mitchell reported ten members have signed up and he hopes most entries are in by this weekend or early next week. Players from every section are urged to enter.

Mt. Vernon Mitchell

Kinney to Join Knox County Farm Bureau and Education Office

Miss Eva B. Kinney of Frederick now in Columbus will arrive in Mt. Vernon Monday morning July 26 to work at the county farm bureau and Knox county board of education offices over the Knox County Savings Bank. She comes highly recommended for the positions.

Eva B. Kinney Fredericktown Columbus Mt. Vernon County Farm Bureau Knox County Board of Education Knox County Savings Bank Miss Kinney

Rubber Co Moves Offices to New Plant

Owing to metals of the Knox Tire and Rubber Co being able to obtain suitable rooms, it was announced Saturday that the general offices will be located in the factory building on the second floor. Columbus offices will be moved to Mt Vernon in about four weeks, with cars obtained for transporting material. Next week operations move rapidly as the new factory nears completion.

Knox Tire & Rubber Co O Oftces Columbus Mt. Vernon

No Bids For Knox County Memorial Bonds At Sale

No bids were received this afternoon for Knox county memorial building bonds offered for sale by the county commissioners. The $250,000 issue carried interest at 4 1/2 percent. The sale was set for Saturday at 1 p m and County Auditor Rinehart announced the lack of any bids. The bonds may be readvertised and offered again later.

Knox County Rinehart

Hand Injured Repairing Farm Machinery on Delaware Road

George Fisher sustained a severe injury to his right hand when it was caught in nearby farm machinery on Friday afternoon while attempting repairs on the new Delaware road. He received medical aid and his condition was not further described.

New Delaware Road George Fisher

Emma Hicks dies at 70 in Centerburg

Mrs Emma Hicks aged 70 died at 1 30 PM at her Centerburg home from heart trouble. She leaves two sons G J Hicks Centerburg and B H Hicks Fredericktown. Funeral services set for 2 PM Sunday at the M G church with Rev L L Fish officiating. Interment in Bloomfield cemetery.

Centerburg

Kirk Block Sold to Bank on Public Square

The Kirk building on the southwest corner of the public square, owned by the D. B. Kirk estate, was bought today by the New Knox National Bank for $40,000.

Kirk Public Square D. B. Kirk New Knox National Bank

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wimer Hughes Potter Lockman Nellie L. Burris M. Lorentz Wadsworth, Ohio Lytle K.of P Springfield, Ohio GOK Club Chad. Ofwig Finch Bonds Emma Hicks BANK Carl N. Lorey South Main Street the Licking Creamery Company the Licking Creamery CO Alexandria Coshocton Bellville Lexington Croton Rector
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