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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1922
Page
4
Knox county commissioners push for new bridges and culverts across the county. A county tour of Hinine Milford Miller townships and an Ansqwetion area tour revealed the need for 100.00 to complete improvements. funds are depleted and progress is blocked.
The Knox county probate board approved supply of tanks for legal proceedings on disputed confessions from the state. Court officials announced readiness to process applications Friday evening at the Huruble building with three sponsors and several figures contributing fractions.
Kiomawunly and an orderly appraisal to determine the inheritance tax certified to the county auditor. A Knox county probate court accounting by Hattie Updike executrix of Julia Updike shows cash received and paid, with a small balance due. Real estate transfers list several deeds recorded for nominal sums among multiple parties in Millwood and adjacent areas.
A sizable crowd gathered for the Childeivep Day event at Perry Chapel Burlay night. Henry Rinehart recovers from frontmeut. Gall Wilhondig and Annie Muehart visit relatives. Mrs Genevie Hinehart plans a summer session at Kent, Ohio. Nies Zone Conard visits family. Mr and Mrs Everett Aye Mee host guests from nearby towns.
James Sultt of South Vernon is reported seriously ill at his home with what doctors term sleeping sickness. He has been asleep for three days and attempts to wake him have failed. Recovery is doubtful as experts assess a prior diphtheria or sleep disorder connection in Mt Vernon.
Butler Township board of education voted Friday evening to employ four teachers for the coming fall term. Names listed include Tiger Valley Mina, Colma Hint Nun, Misa Paarl, Neiderhouer, Chowtnut Ridge Mine, Grace Noideraser, and Bitanbeth Ameoth.
A chronicle of visitors and residents in the area listing names such as Cornell of Akron and D B A GC plus travels to Columbus, Canal Fulton, and Cleveland. The report notes a large turnout for a U S chapter inspection and various weekend visits, trips, and vacations among local families.
Death notice for Mrs. Lela Hillyer of Cleveland formerly Miss Lola Hone. Survived by her parents Mr and Mrs William Hose and siblings Charles Alva William Jr Mingeira Weir all of Cleveland. Funeral at 22822 Kinkle Avenue Cleveland Saturday afternoon.
Newland Curtin Benge died Thursday at 3 19 pm at his parents home 7 South East street after months of illness. He was born October 4 1903 in Homer and worked as an apprentice at Hope Forge and Machine Co. Survived by parents and several siblings. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Homer M E church with interment at Homer.
Judge Duke spent the day hearing evidence in Miller township over a fire set on George Clutter’s farm. The feebleminded boy, about ten, has never advanced beyond first grade and cannot be sent to Lancaster reform school or a Columbus institution. The boy’s father attended, warned of possible fines, and the judge ordered the boy remain with his father while a disposition is studied.
Mt Vernon residents were visited by relatives and friends from Elyria Orrville Lakeville and Columbus over the weekend. Listings note multiple calls dinners and Sunday gatherings including the Thayer and Burger households and several local families hosting guests.
Local happenings include Howard H. Buxton returning from Washington and Baltimore for Children’s Day services at M A church on Sunday. The Ralston reunion hosted by John Ralston drew 100 plus guests. Gambier Campfire Gira held its annual gathering at Brittan’s grove with 90 attendees. Wheat cutting is planned in the township next week with expected improved quality. Several residents traveled to Wooster on Wednesday. John Ralston jokes about fishing after the 20th despite Bob Hosa’s views. Kay Gilmore attends Delaware commencement with Mrs. Gilmore and Hazel Woodfidge.
The body of Taylor, a junk dealer, was found Thursday afternoon in the river near Walhending after being carried two miles downstream and partially buried in mud. Taylor’s wagon had been found earlier, and searchers renewed efforts leading to the recovery.
Mrs Charles Colville hosts a reception at Grand Glow on Tuesday after moon June 20. Mrs Sinfrin Alsdorf and Miss Aliee Patterson plan a garden tea June 22 at Mrs Alsdorf’s Grandview home. Elizabeth Penn celebrates 16th birthday with friends. Beulah Foreign Missionary Society meets at Mrs Allen Lyrk’s, lunch served. War Mothers club hosts a social with July picnic plans. Bell Curtis wedding announced, bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Curtis, married Mr Eggmond Bell in Rochester. Kenyon College dance week ends with tea at the Pi Upsilon house and a prom at Rosso Hall hosted by the Junior class.
A group backing Tanlae appears to be a strong guarantor of the memorized medicing plan. Aire Hewis and Taugher’s drag atore are cited among supporters, signaling broad confidence.
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