Woman Seeks Divorce Amid Sensational Allegations
A woman files for divorce accusing her husband of grave misconduct. The case centers on sensational claims and a breakdown of the marriage, with court action pending in the local docket.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
3
Divorce suit reveals threat to kill and fear of husband
The probate case shows Mrs. First alleging Ellsworth E. First held a large knife to her throat on Feb 10 1913 and threatened her life. She cites three years of neglect and habitual drunkenness, seeks a divorce and an injunction during the suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mings
Merride @ Wolfe
Ellsworth E
I Taya
Mrs. First
Ghe
Court Revises Jude's Mandate From Knox County
The supreme court of Oklahoma, reviewing a case from Knox County, modified the judgment of the lower court on Tuesday. The ruling clarifies the appellate stance and adjusts the lower court's mandate accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothers
Supreme Court of Okie
Knox County
Buckeye State Building and Loan Ad Prompting Savings Message
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company promotes its eighteen years of service and a reserve fund of 109000 dollars with plans to add at least 25000 dollars from net profits this year. Readers are urged to request booklets by writing or calling at Rankin Building 32 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cith
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Scribner Makes Good in Nashville Orchestra
Walter Scribner, son of Mr and Mrs William G Scribner, left Scribner city for Nashville last fall where he joined a theatre orchestra. He is now first violinist and active in local music circles. He will arrange music for Vanderbilt University commencement exercises and recently played at a reception for Vice President and Mrs Marshall in Nashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scribner
William G. Scribner
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Marshall
Death of B P Brown in East Lake City Utah
Word was received Wednesday of the death of B P Brown at his home in East Lake City Utah. The deceas ed was born and raised in Mt Vernon. He was a brother of Mrs John Cooper of this city. Miss Catharine Russell returned from Cincinnati where she had attended the Conservatory of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Brown
East Lake City
Utah
Mt. Vernon
Sapp Et al
Cooper
Knox County
John Cooper
Delightful Society News and A Quiet Wedding Report
Society events include a luncheon invitation honoring Miss Irene Cochran ahead of her June marriage. Fourth ward school eighth graders enjoyed a Riverside park picnic with a 3 to 2 girls victory. A surprise birthday party for Miss Ruth Amadon was hosted by Miss Gertrude Lorey. A quiet noon wedding at 600 East Vine united Miss Inez Mae Vance and Mr Howard M Rogers of Crosswicks New Jersey. ceremony by Rev William E Hull in St Pauls. They will live on the Rogers dairy farm in Crosswicks after a 2:03 PM Pennsylvania line departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard M. Rogers
Crosswicks
New Jersey
Inez M. Vance
Mt. Vernon
William E. Hall
Joho C. Loveridge
Farmer
Margaret G. Newell
Ira J. Houston
Bohoo
Fourth Ward
Riverside Park
Ruth Amadon
Gertrude Lorey
East Gambler Street
Miss Amadon
William J. Vance
East Vine Street
Mies Inez Mae
Howard Middleton Rogers
Cronswicks
William E. Hull
St. Paul's Church
Hamlin
Akron
Vernon
Rogers
Pennsylvania
Tmber
Kerr Farm
Biadonaburg
Surrey
Boss C
Mercer
Annual Meeting of Ohio Fuel Supply Co in Columbus
At the Columbus gathering Tuesday, O C Hagan was re elected a director. M E Lytle resigned from the board and was replaced by W H Thompson of Cleveland, formerly Mt Vernon, elected to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ohio Fuel Supply Co
Columbus
Ohio Fuel Supply Company
O. C. Hagan
M. Be, Lytle
W. H. Thompson
Cleveland
Mt. Vernon
Pigeons Shot Prompt Mt Vernon Club Rewards Info
Homing pigeons owned by Mt Vernon Homing club members were shot during the spring, with valued birds worth up to 100 dollars lost. Club members threaten legal action under the law and have offered a 10 dollar reward for information leading to a conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Turkish vizier Mahmud Shefket Pasha named in Constantinople
London reports from Constantinople that Mahamoud Shefket Pasha, Turkish grand vizier and minister of war, has been nominated in Constantinople. The notice also promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment, claiming cure for eczema and skin conditions, with testimonial from J. Eveland of Bath Indiana. The Pfeiffer Chemical Co sells the ointment for six pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Mahamoud Shefket Pasha
Dr. Hobson
Mr. J
Eveland
Bath, IN
Local residents host visitors during Sunday gathering
A long list of residents and relatives from towns including Orrville Warsaw Loudonville Columbus and Ashtabula Harbor visited or spent Sundays with family and friends across several households. Names such as Baker Gains Porter Shaffer Edwards McKee and Kaylor appear among others as part of social visits and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornet
Cantwett
Wade Watson
Wadson
Tore Patests
Edward Mra
Robert Baker
Columebus
Cleveland
Mr. Sparks
Indianapolis
Ind
Chaa
Sparks
Thomas Durbin
William Durbin
Colopy
Zancarijie
Mre. Chan
Orrville
Harry Gains
C. T. Mote
Niagere Falls
Chas. Gains
Near Gambier
David Shaffer
Core Edwards
Couhocton
KE. L. Porter
Dora Farmer
Miss Giffin
Warsaw
Blaine Hees
BR. Lybarger
Mt. Vernon
Odie Kaylor
Sunbury
O. E. Pore
Loudonville
Charles Parrish
Misa Jessie McKee
Ashtabula Harbor
E. B. Rice
J. C. Hall
Vere Hon
Perry Strausbaugh
Soo
Laverne
Jacob Ross
Mrs Catherine Stillwell Dies After Illness At 75
Mrs Catherine Stillwell wife of Marion Stillwell died Monday evening near Waterford at age 75 in Morrow County. Born in Germany she moved to the United States at age seven and lived near Waterford then on a farm near Marengo. Survived by husband and several children including W Stillwell of St Louis and C B Stillwell of Mount Vernon. Funeral Thursday at 1 PM at North Fork Baptist Church near Waterford with Rev Hastings officiating. Interment North Fork Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Stillwell
Marion Stillwell
Borth-weet
Maren
Morrow County
Mrs. Stillwell
Germany
Waterford
Marengo
W. Stillwell
St. Louis
W. BE. Stillwell
Columbus
Sarah Kirby
Maggie Heanen
Toledo
Lot C. Stillwell
C. B. Stillwell
Mt. Vernon
North Fork Baptist Church
Rev
Hastings
Amity
North Fork Cemetery
Birthday Toasts and Local Visits Highlight Small-Town Weekend
Mr Earl Burch enjoyed a June 6 birthday party with around seventy guests and music followed by refreshments. Mrs Minnie Melick and Mrs Faye Melick of Newark were hosted by Mr Clark Schooler and family. Visitors included Wallace Cruthers and Don Johnson from Fallisburg, Cary Harris from Winding Fork, and George Harris party guests with Mary Van Winkle visiting Utica. Gertha Hall visited Etta Hall in Biadensburg. George Harris and son Carl called on Ben Johns in Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Burch
Minnie Melick
Faye Melick
Newark
Clark Schooler
John Wolfe
Wallace Cruthers
Don Johnson
Fallisburg
Lawrence Green
Cary Harris
Winding Fork
George Harris
Margaret Hayden
Mt. Vernon
Mary van Winkle
Utica
Gertha Hall
Etta Hall
Biadensburg
Carl
Ben Johns
Knox Savings & Loan Aspn Deposits Security Note
The best of security for Knox County deposits promises principal safety on real estate loans and a watchful mechanism for investment integrity. An organization dedicated to collecting interest promptly and reducing principal, inviting depositors to review investments at Main and Vine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox County
Knox Savings & Loan
ASB
Main and
Vine Streets
Pleasant Grange Will Present June 18 Literature Program
The Pleasant Grange scheduled a June 18 meeting with a literary program. Topics include What Are Some of the Farmers Greatest Unlearned Problems by J T Smith and What Does It Cost to Produce a Gallon of Milk by H C Ayers plus discussions and brief talks by Clyde Purdy Mrs Harry Holmes and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Grange
J. T. Smith
Clyde Purdy
Harry Holmes
H. C. Ayers
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Vincent Tighe on Wednesday
A daughter arrived Wednesday morning to Mr Vincent Tighe and Mrs Tighe of Ridgely Street marking a new addition to their family observed in a local notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Tighe
Ridgely Street
Mt Vernon Homing Pigeon Club Race Results
The Mt. Vernon Homing Pigeon Club held its third day of the season from Greenfield Indiana on June 5. Winners included Leon Barry and Emil Berger with top finishes 1 and 2 respectively in the event contested over 211 miles. The St Paul team leads in club batting and fielding but languishes in the second division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
American Association
St. Paul
Beware of Ointments Containing Mercury Warns Doctor
A fragmented health notice warns against using ointments with mercury and internal remedies sold in Ohio. It names Cheney & Co mercury products and Wemotly pe t as risky, urging caution over their use. The piece notes a $0.60 bottle price and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation as a separate product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatarrh Cure
Cheney & Co
Mercury
Pet
Muccus
Ohio
Timontaia
Drugatate
Pake Hall
Ponstipation
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Wichland Scene
Rim
Jestee
J. B. Waight
Sarah A. Gilliam
Mary E. Hall
Georgianus Hall
David McGibasy
Bertha Slammond
Morris
Mary Peardon
Ells Hawking
Centerbury
Wm. McDanield
Edward McDanield
Bixby’s
Add
Gepreme
Eben Jones Ve. Jones
Romney
W. Va
Luther Burbank
California
Baltimore and Ohio
G. W. Light
Green Springs
Green Spring
Knox County Savings Bank
West Side Public Square
Scribner
Society News
Edne Parrott
Irene Cochran
Banner Classified Ads
Pigeon Club Fly
Mra
George Hardesty
Kron
Jonathan Graf
Sanitary Dry
H. Bair
W. Vine Bt
Cita
DE. C
Grider
Gambler and Mulberry Sts
Citiens
First National Bank
H.M. Greer
W. Alsdorf
Pike Township
Agn Hill
Fredericktown
Knox
Infirmary
VORE
Curtis Hotels
LF. Voke
Ph.g
M.D
Kai Roche
Voks Lavi
M. D
CoLuMous
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