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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

5

Tragedy and Property Petitions Show in Licking Court

A damaged 1916 docket notes Daisy Smith sues Marion Fay and Converse Palmer for 15000 damages after Charles J. Smith died in an oil engine accident blamed on unprotected flywheel parts. James Hoss seeks partition of Helen Hoss’s Clay township heirs property. Executrix Mary A. Caywood lists estate assets totaling 3334.80. Local deeds filed include transfers in Centerburg and Gambier with amounts from 1 to 2600 dollars.

Charles J. Smith Licking

Free Fish and Coffee Gala at Knox County Picnic

The Knox County Fish and Game association plans its third annual July 4 picnic at the Caves with free fish and hot coffee, a special Mt. Vernon train, and a full program of trap shooting, expert fly casting demonstrations, and prize sports. Committees led by B R Parker and others organize grounds, trains, fishing, prizes, and music. Special guests include General Speaks and Dr. Kirgin of Cincinnati.

Knox County Fish and Game Association Mt. Vernon Julius W. Headington Murray Vernon John A. Binning Max Sullivan B. J. Cullison State Board of Agriculture General Speaks Kirgin Cincinnati Southwestern Ohio Association Parker Committee On General Arrangements Grounds B. R. Parker E. Zels Loft L. B. Rawlinson A. EB. Rawlinson, Jr F. C. Levering A. A. Dowds Fish L. BE. Rawlinson J. L. Binning Gomer Gilliland Vincent Ralston Sporty Edward C. Fleming Ernest Trenwith Stephen Bell B. B. Cullison James Zelslott A. E. Rawlinson, Jr John Gotshal Willard Baker Charles A. Bird W. L. Robinson F. O. Levering L. E. Rawlingon Gomer Gilland

Local Social Notes From Monroe Mills Area

Mrs Don Wood spent Friday in Columbus. Mr and Mrs KR Gilbert were guests of Mr and Mrs Joseph Horn Sunday. Mrs M C Wagner visited Mt Vernon last week. Mr and Mrs C R Wagner and Walter visited Mr and Mrs J S Smith Sunday. Bennett Crider and family of Mr Vernon were guests of Mr and Mrs James Ralston Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs C J Wagner of Pipesville visited Mrs W ash er Saturday. Mrs Mary Elliott, Mr and Mrs White Elliott and sons Roy and Irvin of Howard and Mr and Mrs Buis McKee of Bladenburg were guests of Frank Horn and Andy Sunday. A B Shaw and family and Mr and Mrs L O Welsh spent Sunday in Howard. Mr and Mrs Gay Batley and son Paul were guests of Mr and Mrs J Wagner of Pipesville Sunday.

Mfr Don Wood Columbus Mra Hi. Gilbert Joseph Horn M. C. Wagner Mt. Vernon C. R. Wagner von, Walter Smith Bennett Crider Mr Vernon James Ralston C.J. Wagner Pipesville W. J. Washer Mary Elliott Mr. White Eliott Roy and Irvin Howard Buis WcKee Ellis Hillett Mary, McKee Bladenaburg Frank Horn Andy A, B. Shaw Family

Local Social and Travel Notes From Ohio Towns

Mrs. and Mrs. 0. P. Edgar and granddaughter Ruth of Akron visit GC Dowds. Mrs. Julia Parsons returns from Columbus with son Glenn after appendectomy. Emma Burson and family attend Homer Burson’s funeral in Fredericktown. T R Simmons and others spend Monday with William Edgars of Danville. Carl Wright buys an auto mobile. Mrs. G Fowler and two daughters visit parents in Warsaw. Ephraim Kunkle works for B J Salisbury of Mt. Vernon. F W Coup in Columbus on business. Locals attend Mt. Vernon show. Miss Pearl Parrish visits C K C Dowds and Joseph Bevington’s sister Mrs. Mann in Fredericktown.

0. P. Edgar Ruth Akron GC. K. Dowds Julia Parsons Columbus Glenn Emma Burson Homer Burson Fredericktown T. R. Simmons A. G Mavis Paul Davis William Edgars Daneville Carl Wright G. Fowler Warsaw Ephriam Kunkle B.J Salisbury Mt. Vernon F. W. Coup

Reverend Philpott Preaches at M E Church Meetings

Philpott of Delaware preached at M E Church Friday and Sunday, drawing a large crowd for two strong sermons. Albert Murphy died at Frank Updike’s home. funeral Monday with Rev. Walker officiating. Measles strike Riley Kirby’s family as Prof. Cheeseman and Miss Stephens plan a ten day free music program at the M E church starting Monday.

William Cheeseman Miss Stephens Prof Cheeseman

Local Social Notes From Bladensburg and Nearby

Mrs. Ross spent Sunday with her son and family near Dennis. Mrs. Vin McCamment and daughter Beatrice returned home Saturday after visiting Newark. Gienn Hess visits relatives at Mt. Vernon and Danville. Mrs. Alice Frye saw her daughter Ada Burkholder near Martinsburg Sunday and Monday. Master Dwight Porterfield spends a few days with relatives at Martinsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCready of Mt. Vernon visited Flora Hall Friday night and Saturday. Miss Rozelle Melick and Miss Rose McKee travel to Akron to visit Edith Mills. Rozelle will stay a few weeks.

Ross Dennis Vin McCamment Beatrice Newark Gienn Hess Mt. Vernon Danville Alice Frye Ada Burkholder Martinsburg Dwight Porterfield Harry McCready

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims 35 Years Of Reliability

A vintage ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims long use over thirty five years with testimonials and promises health improvement after short use.

Cui Hall F. J. Chengy

Levying For Road Work Must Be Done Now

State officials urge counties and townships to adopt a uniform financing plan for road work under new laws. Proposals set maintenance funds, township and county levies, and state road bonds, aiming for a coordinated, countywide road improvement program with incentives for conformity and efficiency.

Rudialll Ohio Goodsoads Federation Willan L. Robinsons Board of Township Tinetees Board of County Commissioners Bleiway Department Anid Mader Tseiing Bonis Knox County

D A R Picnic At Harcourt Place Highlights Patriotism

President Peirce of Kenyon College addressed the D A R annual all day picnic at Harcourt Place Gambler Wan. Mrs Streibert presided over fifty members and guests with a lunch after which markers from the old McArthur trail and relic room notes were shared by Mrs Protzman and Miss Bolton.

Daughters of the American Revolution Harcourt Place Gambler Wan Streibert Leon Peirce Kenyon College Alexander Hamilton Sons of the American Revolution Knox Holmes Coshocton Hardin County Baar Court House

Birth Notice and Local Travel Highlights

A birth was recorded for Moran Bhalte and family two miles east of Yelloway. Mrs 0 M Dossert and granddaughter Helen Tossert return from visits to Oakmont and Monongahela City Pennsylvania after trips. Mrs Ora V Johington of Mansfield arrives in Cleveland while visiting Dr Joseph Wagner in Miller township. Charles O Bryan makes a sixteen mile trip to Cleveland.

0. M. Dossert Mise Helen Tossert Thurainy Oakmont Monongahela City Hage Jor Tast Chestnut Street Charles O'Bryan Cleveland Mra Ora V. Johington Mansfeld Joseph Wagner Miller Township

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