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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
3
The court on Tuesday granted a divorce on cross petition and heard calls to set aside guardianship of Charity Robinson as part of the session proceedings. Jewels were noted in court records.
A large audience and many witnesses filled the Knox county common pleas court for the guardianship case of Charity Ann Robinson. Judge Jewell oversaw as attorneys sparred over setting aside the guardianship amid lively exchanges.
Hackett's Second Hand Store 2128 Main St offers a large home stock from new to second hand with many items priced for immediate closure. Everything must go to clear inventory.
The seventh annual meeting of Group No. 6 of the Ohio Bankers Association convened in Mt. Vernon with delegates from Ashland Crawford Erie Huron Knox Marion Morrow Richland and Wyandot counties. Delegates arrived by car and train for a reception and Yok M C A tour followed by an address of welcome by H. H. Greer and a response by George W. Miller of Bucyrus.
Bladensburg Ohio June 25 work begins on cement sidewalks across the village with plans to cement nearly every walk by summer’s end. Sidewalks will extend along both sides of each street improving safety and access for residents.
Rural carriers were notified that starting July 1 they must carry a scale on their routes to weigh parcel post packages given by patrons. Some carriers worry the scales will be heavy, but department orders will be enforced.
The young daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Lewin suffered a painful hand injury when a lumber pile toppled while she pulled at it. A finger was badly crushed and a physician provided surgical care. The Tuesday incident occurred in the back yard. The Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans met Tuesday evening to hear reports from the water encampment at Washington and to elect officers including Mrs Josephine Weir as vice president. Betsie Hoon departed for Memphis Tennessee to spend the summer with relatives and friends.
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company claims a 5 percent on time deposits, noting long payment history of over eighteen years and that its accounts consist of saved funds and passive balances. It invites readers to write for booklets and lists assets of 6.5 million dollars.
The A I U elected officers on Tuesday evening. President Edeon Breece, Vice President Ivan Magill, Chaplain Marie Seavelt, Treasurer Howard Allapaugh, Cashier Frank Fox, Secretary Mabel Hardesty, Custodian Mauriel Pieros, Editor Ivan Magill, Marshal John Briving, Warder John Squires, Trustee William Peterson.
Citizens of Utica organize a big July Fourth event featuring an automobile parade two balloon ascensions ball games athletic events and 850 dollars worth of fireworks Music will be provided by two bands advancing a lively village celebration scope and date aligned with Independence Day festivities.
The nineteenth annual reunion of St. Vincent de Paul’s Alumni Association occurred on North McArthur Street with sixty members in attendance and a formal program. Separately, a mad dog on West High Street, believed linked to a prior incident, was shot by Officer Walter George. the head sent to Columbus for examination, and authorities warned residents to muzzle or lock up dogs as they continue vigilance and Pasteur treatments funded by the county.
A rain soaked Riverside Park halted a clash between Moose and Utica after four innings. The Moose led 4 to 2 as Taylor pitched effectively for the locals, while Utica’s runs came on errors by McManus and Atkinson and misplays by Gold.
Miss Margaret Kinley from the Grantville road traveled to Akron for her cousin Joelle Heffernan wedding to Raymond Stone at St. Vincent de Paul, while Mina Coral George also went to Akron for the ceremony.
Guy Wright of Mt Vernon is in serious condition after falling fifteen feet from a painter's scaffold at the Ree Onion saloon Monday afternoon. He is semiconscious and recovery remains doubtful. A son was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Lee Harris of near Bladensburg.
Mercury containing salves harm the nose throat and immune system. The ad claims a cure called Catarrh Cure from J Cheney Co and Henry & Co promotes internals and external use. It urges Mrs Falls Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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