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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1919

Page

5

Criminal cases to be tried in court this week

Court convened Monday at 9 30 o'clock with the Tegliar assignment of criminal cases for the week Judge Hink presiding petit jury reported first case State of Ohio vs Lea fer Clippinger indicted by grand jury on charge of rape with consent. Other notes from court house include probate actions appointments and real estate transfers with names and amounts.

Common Plead Court Tegliar Hink Petit Jury Duy State of Ohio Leafer Clippinger Grind Tvy

Mrs Matilda Kring Dies Sunday Night

Mrs Matilda Kring 56 wife of C E Kring died Sunday at 7 15 pm at the family home Newark road south of town from complications of diseases. She is survived by her husband a son Clifton a daughter Blanche a brother John T Smith and a sister Mrs Al Stinemetz of Gambier. The funeral will be Tuesday at 2 pm from the home with Rev Foater C Anderson of Gay Street M E church officiating. Interment in Mound View.

Matilda Kring C. E. Kring Newark Road Clifton Blanche John T. Smith Mra al Stinemetz Gambier

Abandoned Child Legally Adopted By A Family Here

Six week old infant found on Mina Anna Ryans front step is adopted by Mr and Mrs Clifford Ute of 9 McKinley street. Foster mother filed for adoption in probate court and was granted. The baby will be well cared for and cherished. Kemper Military School marks 75th anniversary with 77 graduates and 50 years with superintendent Col T A Johnston. Over 500 enrollments place Kemper as oldest and largest west of the Mississippi. Pvt Dwight Harris arrives stateside. now at a New Jersey camp.

Mina Anna Ryans South Mulberry Street Charles Clifford Ute Clifford Ute McKinley Street United States Kemper Col.t. A. Johnston Mississippi River Boonville Fifth and Spring Citizens’ Trust Co Harris Ida Harris Pvt Dwight Harris New Jersey B Battery

Memorial Service Planned at Emmett Grave by Al G Fields

The Billboard May 31 notes a proposal by minstrel man Al G Fields to hold memorial services at Daniel D Emmett’s grave in Mound View cemetery. The event would mark Uncle Dan's birthday with Fields singers and his minstrel band part of the program.

al G. Fields Daniel D. Emmett Dixie Mound View Fields Uncle Dan The Fields Minstrel Organization

Prof Leighton Delivers Sermon at St Pauls Church

Rev J A Leighton of Ohio State spoke at St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday at 11 about the Relation of the Gospel of Jesus to Present Day Social Conditions. The chair of philosophy at Ohio State is noted in connection with the sermon.

J. A. Leighton P. D L. J Ohio State University Columbus St. Paul's Episcopal Church Leighton

William Rush Dies at 88 in Quiet Rural Death

William Rush aged 88 died Sunday afternoon after a brief illness of paralysis at his home four miles north of here on the Mansfeld road. He leaves two sons and two daughters. Funeral will be held at 2:30 oclock Wednesday at the home with Rev. Corwin of Green Valley officiating, burial in Morris cemetery.

William Rush Here Mansfeld Road Rev. Corwin Green Valley Morris Cemetery

Graff jailed for failure to pay fine

George Graff was arrested Friday on drunkenness and fined five dollars plus costs in police court Monday. He was sent to jail after he could not pay the amount.

George Graff Satriday

Real estate values lift Buckeye State Building Loan Co

The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio notes rising real estate values. It claims thousands of good mortgages are now safer as homes held as security are worth more. Offers five percent on time certificates and loans at low rates invites inquiries. Ends with a line about over $17,000,000.

Injuries Fatal To Friend Jones From Fall At Work

Friend Jones of West High street died at Mt Vernon Hospital after falling from a stepladder while employed at the Barber Wholfendee last Thursday. Age 38, he leaves a wife and three daughters Elizabeth Aleta and Grace. Funeral at 2 Tuesday at Church of Christ with Rev J A Long officiating. Knights of Pythias in charge. Burial in Mound View cemetery.

Friend Jones West High Street Knights of Pythias Mound View Cemetery

Locals Defeat Gallo Tailors 6 to 1 in Columbus

Locals beat the Gallo Tailors 6 to 1 after seven straight wins by Columbus. Art Bond pitched well, limiting the visitors to six hits while Clifton Weekley led the locals with nine singles. Clifton started, left in fourth for Weekley, as error free fielding highlighted the win. Next Sunday the locals may face Delaware, with Ray Norrick likely to pitch for the visitors.

Gallo-Tailors’ Baseball Club of Columbus Art Bond Clifton Weekley Delaware Ray Norrick Mt. Vernon

Miss Ellen Dixon Dies in Hospital

Miss Ellen Dixon, 70, resident of Mount Vernon, died Sunday at the state hospital in Columbus after a brief illness. An inmate about ten weeks, she formerly lived on West Gambier street. Funeral Tuesday at 1 am at McCormick Chapel with Rev. Shields officiating, burial in Mound View Cemetery.

State Hospital Columbus Mt. Vernon W. Gambier Street McCormick Chapel South Main Street Rev. Shields The Presbyterian Church Mound View Cemetery Ellen Dixon

Chamber of Commerce Committees Meet This Evening

All committees of the Chamber of Commerce convene tonight at the Chamber building. Dinner is served at six o'clock followed by review and approval of plans for the coming year.

C. OF C Chamber of Commerce

Mrs Ida Garber Dies After Surgery in Columbus

Mrs Ida Garber aged 60 years of 16 South Mulberry street died at 5 40 Sunday morning at Mt Carmel hospital Columbus after an operation to remove a tumor She leaves husband Michael Garber a son Harry Garber and two daughters Leone Davis and John Schaffner all of Columbus Also survived by sister Julia Palm Cleveland and brothers Eugene Brentlinger Bellville and Frank Brentlinger of this city Funeral at 10 a m Wednesday at the home Rev W E Hull officiating Burial in Mound View cemetery

Ida Garber South Mulberry Street Mt. Carwel Hospital Columbus Michael Garber Harry Garber Leone Davis John Schaffner Julia #. Palm Cleveland Eugene Brentlinger Bellville Frank Brentlinger W. E. Hull Mound View Cemetery

Freight wreck derails eight box cars near Utica

A freight wreck near Utica derailed eight box cars and tore up track for a short distance, tying up traffic on the Baltimore and Ohio line for hours. No injuries were reported. The 8:40 a m passenger train was detoured via the Pennsylvania line to Columbus.

Utica Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad Columbus

Our Soldier at Rest in a Soldier’s Poem tribute

A wartime tribute to Private Edgar J. Weber of the 62d Regiment CA as a soldier who dies abroad. The poem lauds loyalty courage and duty and recalls his vigil in France. It notes poems and later mention of The Banner paper for more news.

Edgar J. Weber C. A France

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Ohio Lester Clippinger Executrix Court House Howard Gates Isaac N. Lohr Knox County Frank TL. Bennett C. G. Weaver CG. G. Weaver Frank L. Bennett Miles J. Mish Estelle S. Fisher Frances P. Sappova Katella Fisher North Main Street Margaret Rockwell John Malcom Donaldson Pairfield Conn Gertrude Marence Lorey William B. Hull David Elmer Lahman Chesterville Myrtle M. Beaman Rey J. A. Long Jesse T. Hare Leonard Cox Jeferson Fred I. Shrontz John T. Devoe Martinsburg Eirza Kemp John S. Durbin Guy 8. Bishop Paul Hewitt Centerbury James V. George Jessie D. Stiles Estella S. Fisher Margaret Rockwell City County Recorder Wiggins William Cummins Gale R. Holtman C. C. Campbell Glenn S. Taylor Harry Stearns Leonard Hoyman Genees Zount Savings Bank Mabit America Israel Bank West Side Vernon Boy Donald R. A Charles Clifford Ute Military School Kemper School Kemper Military School Missouri State University Donald R. Goodell R. C. Goodell R. Goodell Camp Custer Emimett AI G. Field Prof. Leighton Graff Castoria Buckeye State KIN Building West Gay Lous Ringwall Brussels Axminster Rugs Exetra J. S. Ringwalt Company Mt. Vernon Hospital Wreck Dne. & O. RY A. J. Matthews, Sr Banner Oxfords AAA West Vine Triangle Cyril Harcourt New York William Duncan Goldwyn Rhea Mitchell Howard Hickman Fox Madaline Traverse Lewis Metcalf South Main St Bear of Sapp’s Implement Store MT. Vernon Welding Shop Cornell Penna
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