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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1921

Page

3

Hollingsworth Freed by a Jury in Knox County Court

The Knox County common pleas court on Monday acquitted Charles Hollingsworth after a short jury deliberation of assault and battery charges connected to an alleged attack on his mother in law. Other cases included Snyder pleading not guilty to assault, sentencing for child support, and various filings in probate and real estate matters.

Ohio Charles Hollingsworth Knox ‘County Common Pléas Court Snyder Wavy Blair Wan Knox County Elizabeth Kilduff Market Kilduff Phoebe Postle Charles Postle Albert W. Fendrick Common Pleas Court Probate Frank ©. Levering Plaintife Lena Hoagland Joseph Hoagland Phifer Inet John J. Phifer Vernon Jane Phifer LeRoy G. Hunt C. G. Hunt Hilliar Vs. Edwards Knox County Common Places

Revolver Found on Boy Arrested in Linden Ohio

Edward Sloan aged 12 ran away from home near Columbus Ohio and was arrested near Mt Liberty by Sheriff Lytle and Juvenile Officer Purcell. He confessed to stealing a bicycle for $5 and selling it for $3, bought a sweater, and carried a 22 caliber revolver and unopened cartridges at detention. Sloan is on probation from Franklin County Juvenile Court and may be returned home.

Hdward Sloan Linden Ohio Columbus Mt. Liberty Lytle Purcell Centerbury Sloan Omcer Purcell Troube Franklin County

Williamson Hydraulic Clutch Firm Ends Experimental Stage

The Williamson Hydraulic Clutch Co announces the completion of experiments at the B M Cornell shop in South Vernon. The clutch offers variable speed for autos and simplifies machine tool operation, with licensing plans and strong commercial interest from major manufacturers.

Williamson Hydraulic Clutch Co L. R. Williamson Columbus B. M. Cornell Welding and South Vernon Cornell American Roac Machinery Co Kennet Square Dodge Motor Car Co Detroit Mich Volfe Motor Car Co South Verdon United States

Mrs. Robert Harding Dies at Danville at 41

Mrs. Robert Harding aged 41 died at 4:00 this morning at her Danville home after illness. She leaves her husband and two daughters. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the Disciples Church with Rev. Britton officiating. Burial will be in Workman Cemetery.

Danville Robert Harding Powers Harding Britton Workman Cemetery

Republican Slate 5 Busted Today

The Mt. Vernon Republican published a full list of city race candidates showing L. B. Rawlinson as the sole city treasurer nominee. By today Norman W. Hopwood and Jamies A. Leonard filed petitions to seek the Republican nomination. Other filings included Thomas B. Ruskings for president of council and Charles White for councilman at large. mayoral filings were not yet in.

Mt. Vernon Election Board Thomas B. Ruskings Charles White Thane Robert Johnston Charles Keigiey Crider

Grange Picnic Set for July 4 Near Danville

The third annual community picnic under Mohican Union Grange will be July 4 at Butler's Grove, two miles east of Danville. A parade, baseball tournament, address by Mrs. Lulu Vandebark, music by Walhonding band, fireworks, and an old fashioned platform dance are planned. the Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club presents Country Folks at Martinsboro Hall on June 11.

Phcaic Mohican Union Grange Butler's Grove Danville Lulu Vandebark Zuneaville Walhonding

Five Inch Strawberry Brought to The Banner

A strawberry measuring five inches in circumference was delivered to The Banner by Mr. Sylvester of 409 East Pleasant Street. Plucked from his lorry patch, the sample suggests a particularly fruitful variety.

Sylvester East Pleasant Street

Columbus real estate talk highlights standards and city growth

Mt. Vernon Real Estate board members and guests heard John B. McCrehan of Columbus outline three core aims for Realtors: raise professional standards, improve business methods, and boost community welfare through planning and housing projects. He stressed real estate tax realities and the need for the profession to earn trust as a vital city advocate.

Mt. Vernon Kokosing South Main Street Wyker John B. McCroken Columbus Columbus Real Estate Board State Association McCrehan McCrehen B. D. Herron H.C. Devin William Ackerman Real Estate Board

CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR DISCUSSED IN Mt Vernon MEET

Ten Mt Vernon men including two church ministers gathered at Fred W. Kahr's office to discuss mayoral nominees on both Republican and Democratic tickets. No endorsements were made, and no candidate received support. A follow up meeting of church representatives is planned before decisive action.

Mt. Vernon Fred W. Kahr

Noted Quarrel Signals End of Newlyweds Gift

In a fragmentary exchange from Landon Answers, the marker notes the Newlyweds’ gift seems off as Mrs Newlywed resumes cutting onions, signaling possible tension in the marriage. The dialogue suggests strain rather than celebration in the domestic scene.

Marker Quisser Landon

Stricken Engineer Bruce Steinmetz Dies in Auto Crash

Bruce A. Steinmetz, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad C A C division engineer, died after being struck while driving a car in Columbus. His son George stopped the vehicle after it hit a sidewalk. Survived by wife, two other sons Harry and James, Loren, Albert D. and three brothers. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. at his residence, Green Lawn cemetery interment. He lived in Mount Vernon and was famed on the Akron division for fast Cleveland to Columbus runs.

Theam Banner Columbus Bruce A. Steinmetz Vernon, O Pennsylvania Railroad George Stinemers Mr. Stimetz Mt. Vernon Akron Pennsylvania Cleveland A. D. Stinemeté Columbuns

Forbing Returns With Stolen Auto

Mr. Guy J. Forbing came home from Akron Monday evening driving his Winton roadster stolen Saturday evening and recovered in Akron early that day. He could not locate the thief in Akron. The Sheriff was told the auto sustained no damage.

Guy J. Forbing Akron Winton Forbing Sherif Lytle

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Hollingsworth Wavy Snyder Cabo Dieminsed W. W. Young William Latever Honday Dees Mathew Addy Co Enél Ny Co Knox County Common Pleas Court Samuel Ewing Paul Sawyer Hot County Common Pleas Court William J. B. Jessup Edna R. McWlroy A. L. Mink Knox County Commissioners C. Doup H. J. Bhults Clem Horn E. J. White J. C. White Wayne Lownship Arthur Sperry Clarence Reams Bit Horn Sarah J. Beam W. F. Coe C. O Mortley & Ly Chiles H.C. Ayers K. G. Cate H. Vance F. T. Coe Lew Wayles Howard Rine Charles Robertson Russell Robertson J. G. Crotinger J. M. Miller W. C. Korns Va. BM Critchfield B. W. Blair Lanning Parsons Sum Gum William A. Howack Robert Jy. Carr George L. Neal Brad Baldwin Chester Wall Mrv B. Davin B. C. Evans Curtix Zeigler Louisa Stockdale C. M. Rice Louisa J. Rook John Adams Abraham Baldwin Knox County Recorder William LaFever Cork Pembrook Clinton Benjamin Kaylor J. H. Bitner Jefferson Rena L. Kaylor Brown Carl H. Britton Lesland Britton Howard Trustees Union Township Wilber McElroy Union Anna St Harvey Beach Anna R. Harvey Rich Hill G. A. Chrisman Anna M. Miller Lydia A. Wade C. GC. Hill Sin Howard Steinway Piapo Fredericktown Wilsmess Hydraulic Clutch Co The Eagles Lodge Order of Eagles Eagles Gee Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club Martinsbore Hall A. E. Board Real Estate Men of Mt Vernon John E. McCrehen Bruce A. Stinemetz Columbus, Ohio Jimmy Pipe Prince Bert Tote Pratine PON Aeons Prince Albert Albert
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