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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1922

Page

3

Herrick Talks About The Buckeye State Roads

Ohio highway director Leon Herrick spoke at a noon chamber luncheon praising the state’s road program. He cited the Three C’s route, noted 1025 miles of improved highways built last year, a five million dollar levy, and emphasized fair funding distribution and plan to complete key routes from state line to state line. He thanked Knox County officials and said the current system funds good roads with minimal engineering costs.

Chamber of Commerce Leon Herrick Columbus State of Ohio Good Roads Committee W. L. Robinson Robinson W. J. Alsdorf Ohio Good Roads Federation Senator Alsdorf Knox County Mt. Vernon Chamber of Defense Highway Department Buffalo-Chicago Lincoln Highway National Road Dixie Highway Scioto Trail Cleveland Marlett Road State Line Roelacer

Walter Ward Is Sent Back to Jail

Walter S Ward a millionaire New York baker and Police Commissioner of New Rochelle N Y is shown with Deputy Sheriff Roscoe en route to White Plains Jail after an indictment for first degree murder in the killing of Clarence Peters a former U S sailor who he accused of blackmailing him. The storm damaged farms and buildings across the township.

Walter S. Ward New York New Rochelle N. Y Roscoe White Plains Ing Clarence Peters U. S Justice Morschunger

Weekend Guests and Visits Around Eagle Grove

Starters and families from Mansfield Green Valley Mt Vernon Palmyra and Columbus spent the weekend with local residents including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shira Mr and Mrs Charles Knox and others. Donard Lanis and Orville Bechtol left for Kent for summer school. Harold Bishop and bride of Mansfield were weekend guests of his parents.

Charles Beal Miss Morenee Mansfield Lloyd Shira Aza Llorn Mt Vernon Cletus Torn A. B. Ronk and Green Valley Sunny Gyosts Charles Knox Jimnes Grossman Columbus William Growaman Mma Grossman Walter Wilsons Elyria Alva Dill Tandy Palmyra J. K. Hall Clinton McCoy Donard Lanis Orville Bechtot Kent Harold Bishop Bride Winfield Dissop W. B. Shipley Moise

Births: Fry and Peugh Families Welcome Daughters

A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ralph Fry of West High Trent. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Lois Peugh on West Bur mess Street.

Tierday Ralph Fry West High Trent Lois Peugh West Burmess Street

Cooper's Start Night Work Increase at Plant

The C. and G. Cooper company expands hours at its machine shop to three nights weekly until 10 pm due to new work. The change reflects increased production demand and aims to accelerate orders.

C. & G. Cooper Company

Knitting Mills May Close On Indefinite Basis

A rumor circulated that the Hich Sumpliner Knitting Mills Co plant might close Saturday for an indefinite period. Manager Jones could not be reached and the report could not be confirmed.

Knitting Mills Hich-Sumpliner Knitting Mills Co Jones

Sleeping sickness ends life of local man in Mt Vernon

Jouven Alfred Suitt, 27, auto mechanic and taxi driver, died at his Columbus road home on Wednesday at 1 40 p m after a weeklong illness attributed to sleeping sickness He is survived by his wife Mrs Hertha Suitt his parents Mr and Mrs Shannon Suitt two sisters Mrs Lawrence Pipes Gambier and Mrs Herta Bigo Charleston W Va and a brother Millard Suitt Zanesville Funeral will be Friday at 1 p m at the home with Rev Cleeland officiating Burial is in Mound View Cemetery Babe Ruth suspended without pay for five days costing 1100 or 400 per day per Chicago Daily News report signed by John son president of the American League.

Jouven Alfred Suitt Columbus Road Mt Vernon Init Hertha Sultt Shannon Sultt Lawrence Pipes Gambier Herta Bigo Charleston W. Va Millard Suitt Zanesville Rev. Cleeland Mound View Cemetery Babe Ruth Chicago Jane Ban Johnson Ruth Johnson The Christian Church Lester Hart Walter Lewis Millersburg Mann Sisters Mt. Vernon F. A. Mann Lewis Wright Charles Wright Carita McManus Akron H. B. Follin G. C. Nestra Mt. Gilead Walter Frigzell and Harvey Carr Frank Carr Nannie Car Huston Williams Andrew Gadd George Rolge Warren Roige Elyria John Burkepile Hal Thuma Ralph Thuma Oren Hart Vantha Cook Bethany College Nina Baker Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio Florence Mae McFerren Ashland Gertrude Mann Pauline Rogers Mark Baker Paul Hosack Dell Hathaway Athena Bila Irwin Jeremiah Woodview Newark Buckeye Lake Barbara Frazier Vivian Williams Beulah Queen Shauck H. M. Ruhl Mansfeld Waterford Edward McHiroy Frank Smith and Marlon Hathaway

For Sale 32-volt Hoover Slectris Sweeper

For sale a 32 volt Hoover Slectris sweeper listed at No 6 South Main Street Mt Vernon.

Hoover South Main Street Mt Vernon

Waterford Weather Damages Crops Amid Local Socials

A Friday storm caused crop and road damage in Waterford while a Waterford Christian church service featured Dr. Hugh Wayt of Mt. Vernon on the Book of Revelation. An estimated 250 to 300 people attended, with a large turnout from Mt. Vernon, Mansfield, Pleasant Grove and Palmyra. The issue also records numerous local visits, social gatherings, and movements of residents and students between Waterford, Mt. Vernon, Akron, Elyria, and area institutions.

Waterford Christian Church Hugh Wayt Mt. Vernon Mansfield Pleasant Grove Palmyra

Local Social Roundup From Centerburg Area Encampment Visits

Centerburg area residents attended the G A K encampment at Bucy. Last week Mr and Mrs George P Puller of Cardington visited Centerburg for a Sunday with Mrs Jane Puller. Several locals hosted and visited friends including Rev Lee Baker of Swale Wash and Dr A W Brown. Miles Clevenger of Cleveland and S B Lyons with his wife spent time in Lakeview and Richwood. Mrs B C Ramey stayed with Mrs C W Bure in Mt Vernon.

Mascon G A. K Bucy George P. Puller Cardington Jane Puller Berl Croton Botho Norton A. W. Brown Maple Ide B. Lyons W. Lyons Lakeview H. Best Sharon K. J. Atherton Richwood Lee Baker Swalie Wash W. A. Kiley Bucyrus Miles Clevenger Cleveland Clarence Dace B.C. Ramey Mt. Vernon C. W. Bure

Knox County Shipments to Pittsburgh Market May Report

Knox Livestock Co reports May shipments from Knox County Ohio to the Pittsburgh market. Hog calves and sheep listed with market weights and insurance loss totaling 225.91 dollars. Number of shippers 35. Total value 186,305.

Knox Livestock Company Ohio Knox County Pittsburgh

Deaths: Joseph Sacdwick Porter, longtime Mt Vernon gardener

Joseph Sacdwick Porter died at 9 30 p m Monday after a weeklong illness. Born 11 1849 he was 78. Survived by daughter Latta M Hinkon and three sons Joseph R Wallace C and J L Porter, plus two brothers, two sisters and 15 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at Vine Street Church of Christ with Rev Hugh Wayt officiating.

Joseph Sacdwick Porter Rollin’ Porter Melick Street Mt Vernon Ife Latte M. Hinkon Joseph R Wallace C J. L. Porter Newark George Marcus Porter Martha +Cummina California Ellen McCullough Vine Street Church of Christ Hugh Wayt

Mary Ellen Martin Dies After Four Month Illness At 58

Mrs Mary Ellen Martin wife of John Martin died at her home 108 Woot Pleasant strout Tuesday at 100 a.m after an illness of four months. She was 58 years old and long employed at Walker McCrackin Co earning friends by her salesmanship and pleasing personality. No funeral arrangements have been made.

Mary Ellen Martin John Martin Hom Woot Pleasant Strout

Fireworks Illegal Before The Fourth Announced By Police

Chief Parker announces city ordinance prohibits shooting fireworks before July Fourth. Police will arrest anyone caught. Mayor’s office reports complaints of youths breaking the rule and disturbing residents.

BP. J. Parker Parker

Juvenile Authority and Mayor to Hear Violators

Chief Parker said offenders will be taken before juvenile authorities or Mayor Kolely. He added that firing blank carriage pistols and paper cap pistols would be prohibited at all times, including the Fourth of July.

Kolely Parker

Women Propose New Amendment To Federal Divorce Law

At the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention in Chautauqua New York, an amendment to a uniform marriage and divorce law is discussed. It outlines four grounds for divorce: cruelty, adultery proved, desertion of one year or more, and habitual drunkenness, and proposes restricting marriage to those over 16 for girls and over 18 for boys with medical certificates prior to marriage.

Associates Petes Chautauqua, N Anm General Federation of Women’s Clubs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Buckeye State Commissioner of Highways Channel of Commerce Walter Ward Lee Bottenfield A. R. Guntt G. N. Pickett M. ©. Gaines McClain Brodrick, McMillen and Shuff Charlie Kelgley Charles M. Phillips Fred Kahrl P. ©. Pettingill Chamber Rich-Sampliner Knitting Mills Co Guardian Savings and Trust Company Rich-Sampliner Company Ladies of the Baptist Church Con Dunne Lewis Blahop Robert Curtis’ Johnson Wooster Rinhara Cline Lane Cline Kya Mota Hugh Wilson Frank Grubb North Liberty W. B Joy Farm Mbor J. N. Bechtel Clifford Leonard Eagle Grove Cooper Central Building and Loan Association America Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Rankin Bldg West Gay St James A. Suitt Centerburg Anoxco MT. Vernon Circus Lawler’s St. Johns Cometery Kellogg’s Kellogg's Kellogg X. Kellogg
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