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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

3

Stockholders Ready to Complete Knox Tire Purchase

Stockholders prepared to finish paying 160000 of the 176000 bid for the Knox Tire and Rubber Co property, seeking a clear title from the Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce. The sale hinges on deed provision and court confirmation by Judge Suter, with escrowed funds in First National Bank.

Old Knox Tire & Rubber Co Chamber of Commerce Es|tate Ashbaugh Suter Columbus First National Bank of Mt. Vernon First National Bank Sater Messrs John Robinson Barton B. Vandervort Yellow Springs K. Knobloch Massillon Johnson Lexington Stephens George Ball Bellaire Bera

Dearringer Held in County Jail After DWI Crash

Sheriff Lytle and Deputy Walker arrested William Dearringer of North Mulverry street after a Thursday afternoon crash on Mansfeld avenue. Dearringer, driving intoxicated, collided with a Ford headed north of Mt Vernon. Frank Severns, also in the car, was arrested for intoxication. Both were jailed to await a hearing. affidavit to be filed.

Lytle Walker William Dearringer Mulverry Street Lato Dearringer Mansfeld Avenue Mt. Vernon Frank Severns Jalil Sherif Lytle

Knox County Medical Society Meets at Log Cabin

At a Thursday noon gathering at the Log Cabin restaurant Dr Lars More read and illustrated a paper on the significance of Rain and why Cathartics should never be used in appendicitis treatment. Physicians discussed the topic following the reading and shared opinions.

Knox County Medical Society Log Cabin Larsmore

Woman in Rush to Court Judge Seat in Westchester

Ruth Taller, director of Westchester County Department of Child Welfare, has been named by the Republican Party as judge of the county Children's Court. The six year term carries a $10,000 annual salary.

Mise Ruth Taller Department of Child Welfare Westchester County New York Children’s Court

BIDS TO COME FOR OFFICERS 70 STUDY

Saturday promises a busy day for Service Director Philips and City Auditor Gates with bids for city bonds and paving projects. About 44 640 dollars in bonds will be opened first, then bids for Went Vine and West Gambier street paving at noon Central Time. One Mt Vernon contractor active on nearby streets may bid lower due to on site machinery, while several others seek blanks.

Philips I. C. Gates Nook Went Vine Mt Vernon West Vine West Gambier Mt. Veryon Street

Birth at Mt Vernon hospital for Mr and Mrs G B Mavis

A daughter was born at Mt Vernon hospital on Wednesday morning to Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mavis. Lima reports a survey of three Allen county farms to establish model farms on them.

Mt. Vernon Hospital G. B. Mavis Lima Allen County

Baseball Results And Schedule From Yesterday

Yesterday results show St Louis 1 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 4 Detroit 1 in American play. National League scores include Philadelphia 8 New York 4 and Pittsburg 7 Chicago 2. Today matchups feature Boston at Philadelphia and New York at Washington among others in a full schedule.

St. Louia Cleveland Washington New York Chicago Detroit Deeton Philadelphia Boston Brooklyn Pittsburg Indianapolis Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Louisville Toledo St. Louis Columbus Indianapolis W. Pet St. Louis Deel Wafer Noetre BE Detroit i Rears Philadephia Rae le Pot Cincinnati American Association Rt. Paul Columbo Louiaville

Market Quotations and Local Bond Figures

Telegraphic and local market items show Liberty Bond close at 100.06 and Victory 4% at 100.50. Stocks include American Sugar 411, Telegraph & Telephone 120, Baltimore & Ohio 146, Bethlehem Steel 71, Union Pacific 1104, US Steel 97, Republic Iron & Steel 69, Chesapeake & Ohio 99, Norfolk & Western 106, New York Central 944, Louisville & Nashville 122, Midvale Steel 4214, and others.

New York Stock American Sugar Telegraph & Telephone Baltimore & Ohio Methlehem Steel Chesapeake & Ohio Goodrich Co Loulaville & Nashville Midvale Steal Norfolk & Western N. Y. Central Vonneytvania Republic Iron & Steel Union Pacific Steel Pure

Livestock Market Totals Across Several Markets

Pittaburgh hog receipts 2 500 with top hogs around 11 55. Chisago cattle receipts 10 000 strong with beef steers near 10. Calves around 11 60 to 12 range. Sheep and lamb receipts 14 000 and 13 50 to 14 50 for spring lambs. Cleveland cattle receipts 400 steady with calves good to choice near 12. Sheep 500 active, spring lambs 13 50 to 14 50. Here market 3 500 steady with yorkers 11 60 and variability across hogs pigs and lights around 11 50.

Pittaburgh Hemvies Heavy York T Ign Chisago Hoge Buk Cleveland

Grain market summary for Chicago and Toledo

Chicago grain markets show July and September futures with wheat at 100% and 1.15% spreads, including Com July at 2s and Sept at 19, Lard July 11.30 and Sept 11.42, Ribs July 12.05 and Sept 11.67. Toledo grain lists cash wheat around 148 and July 147, soy markets leaning up with cash around 2.80 and Sept 3.0.

Chicago Toledo Clavernord Dee Alain One

Local Market Prices Paid for Various Farm Products

The local market lists prices paid by HD V. Bmoots for a range of goods including pork products hot dogs and wieners, country butter, heavy hens, high ten heavy spring chickens, old ryokters, and turkeys.

HD V. Bmoots Duttar Eees Ouro Occane Eeeer Ieee

Local residents and visitors noted in Wooster area

Mr and Mrs William Thomas of Wooster called on friends here Thursday. Mr and Mrs Walter Miller of Columbus spent a few days here last week with relatives. Grover Workman left Saturday for Barnenville where he accepted a position with Marion Steam Shovel Co. Mr and Mrs Roman Grassbaugh of Urbana spent several days here with relatives. W Thacker was a business visitor in Columbus Friday. Mr and Mrs RB Lybarger of Columbus spent the weekend here with relatives. Jock and Ormia Lind arrived home Wednesday from Canada where they had been attending showers. Mary James Lee of Mt Vernon spent Sunday here with friends. Gobtitid washrn Monday for the few Mr church on Market Street. Mrs C V Banbury and son Clyde were Columbus visitors Sunday. L D Batter and J Butler were business visitors in Akron Tuesday. Dow A C defeated Glenmont in a loosely played game Saturday 14 6. Mr and Mrs John Sapp of Columbus are visiting relatives here. C S Mott of Wooster was a business visitor here Tuesday. PF Blubough and D H Hyatt were business visitors in Killbuck Tuesday. Mrs B Stinemers of Akron spent the weekend here with her daughter Mrs C A Rice.

William Thomas Wooster Walter Miller Coombus Grover Workman Columbis Jock Ormia Lind Canada James Lee Gobtitid Dow A. C Glenmont John Sapp Columbus Mott Blubough D. H. Hyatt Killback B. Stinemers Akron C. A. Rice

TeachersChosen For Middlebury Twp

The Middlebury Township board of education names teachers for the coming school year starting in September. Waterford R. B. Rucker. Walnut Hill Zora Becheler. Quaker Ethlyn Barkholder. Pinkley Way E. Ruhl. Caywood Virgil Revennaugh. Bateman town Vena McDonald. Cooke Encil McNabb.

Middlebury Township Board of Education Waterford R. B. Rucker Walnut Hill Zora Becheler Quaker Ethlyn Barkholder Pinkley—Way E. Ruhl Caywood Virgil Revennaugh Batemantown Vena McDonald Cooke Encil McNabb

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