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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
7
A Utica report notes a man was ejected from a train and authorities consider damages. Commissioners announce multiple contracts as Common Pleas Court convenes on Monday.
M Anderson files a $6000 damage suit in Common Pleas Court alleging he was assaulted and ejected from a train by company employees while en route from Utica to Mt Vernon. He declares he was forced to walk home greatly injured and humiliated and seeks judgment.
Seven year old James Pierson Vail, son of Mr and Mrs George Vail of 183 North Fourth Street, slid down an attic board and drove a 1.2 inch splinter into his body. Doctors removed it under anaesthetic with precautions taken to prevent infection.
A young colored lad from Mt Vernon employed as a domestic by a home owner on Second Street was taken into custody after an incident with a white girl Sunday evening. He appeared before Mayor Swarts, was ordered to leave the city within fifteen minutes, and was last seen heading toward Knox County's historic capital.
Edward Stutalein and family vacationed with brother Martin Butelein and Mr. Hipp in Columbus visiting Mr. Greer and family. Scott Tullman and wife vacationed at their former home in Elbe Ohio. Greer and wife attended the funeral of Mrs. David Long in McZenn. Boxwell commencement at Wesley Chapel featured graduates Bether Walcox Williard Bbults Harry Body Ray Bros Alpha Greer and Talmadge Banbury.
Local residents including Mrs John Costello and children and Miss Beulah Ven Horn visit relatives in town and nearby states. Mr and Mrs A L Van Horn of Pittsburg take a ten day vacation here while others attend family visits and a state encampment in Washington D C.
Raymond Poincare is installed as President of France in a historic return after a career in politics. The new term signals instability abroad and domestic focus on economic recovery and national unity.
Students complete the course and receive certificates of graduation at the school ceremony held on Monday. A glass of five leaves was presented as part of the tradition during the 40th commencement exercises.
Fragmentary OCR list includes personal names such as Moers Alfred Paki Francie O Rourke Paul McKee Carl Durbin Robert Flanigan and titles like Piano Mies Marie Harrington with scattered terms Laudate Poeri H Addreve Dr J Ldim.
James Finnell six weeks old, son of Mr and Mrs James Pinnell of 109 East Burgess Street, died at 12 30 Monday afternoon after a brief illness. Funeral at the house Tuesday at 1 o'clock with Rev H D Barnett officiating. Interment in Mound View cemetery.
The column lists engagements and visits including Dr and Mrs N at Toland Mrs Jas Hancock Elisabeth Bird and Mowers with John Rowley Z L Cooksey and others at the G A R encampment in Washington Court Hours. Guests of the Misses Mary and Edith Ewart of Columbus include Mr Oliver Ewart Ira Hawkins and Miss Clara Campbell. The young people attended Owl Creek children day exercises. Various residents visited relatives at Centerbury Wooster Center bury. Viole Wilkins of Delta visits home for the summer. Mrs Etha Van Voorbis McClain and her son from Denver visit Mrs Jane Van Voorbis. Mr J S Schooler of Ashland was home Sunday. Edgar Lescallut and Dean Hancock have new rusabouts. Mrs N H Tilton entertained guests from Coshocton and Shelby. The Patterson commencement was a success with Rev Long the orchestra and the class proud.
Four long lines of battleships greeted President Raymond Poincaré as his Cherbourg voyage ended and London prepared a three day visit. Festivities included flags bunting and Kipling tributes while a Cherbourg accident killed two artillerymen and injured several others.
Miss Ethel McCormick of Baltimore becomes engaged to Secretary McAdoo’s son Ben. In San Francisco John L. McNab says the president must accept his resignation or request McReynolds’s, and he will resign if McReynolds remains in charge. Thews cousin’s death follows Thaw’s escape, and Catherine Francisco is killed by a motorcycle in Cleveland.
The fortieth annual Rt. Vincent de Paul Parochial Schools commencement held in the auditorium featured five graduates Carl Taugher Glenn Droubard Lucy Eckenrode Marguerite Barnes and Margaret Kelly. Addresses by Dr James F Lee and Rev L W Mulhane offered guidance for applying school knowledge to life.
A sworn statement by the secretary public in Knox County Ohio details ownership and guarantees for security holders. It references percentages on total amounts and methods of notification, including mail. The document includes an oath and commission expiry dates.
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