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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

4

Court Notes from Martinsburg Trial Over Hancock Affair

Friday June 30 1922 court notes detail the Tilton vs Hancock $45 000 suit in Knox county with witnesses from Martinsburg Newark and Martinsburg area. Testimony covers alleged alienation of affection and defendant Hancocks finances while the trial continues with jurors and observers present from Martinburg and Mt Vernon.

Sortman Tilton Willian Mancock Hancock Pune Martineburg Moat Martingburg Haneork Tho Do Tonan Hanenek Th L. Care Consoil Winnows Dana Moatty Newark Martinskiing Wile Tel Myx Atore Tow Mea Tatcook Piton Wan Witney Tilton Water Pitteibhone Ploteher Pealner W. J White Charles Beholow Knox County Common Plow Plaintit Owith Commercial & Savings Bank of Prokeve Elect FSS Wink Tartan W. Imaie Plinwtii Hannor Sprey Bart Glasby Glasby J. W. Pitton Withers Agen ‘Piton Givona Hei Robert L. Care Gan George Divan Martinabure Newar Oraseo Carr Charles Dobolt Martinaburg Withead Meg Cort O'elect Hancoel Willan Beard Martinsburg William H. Tuncock Wancork Bell Property Minota Th Jones Anthony Hanning Knox County Common Pleas Court Thomas Ban Wie Yoush Trae Co Conemollovill Abe Wills Fayette County Pennsylvania Viatotlit

Real Estate Transfers and Local Social Notes in Centerburg

Centerburg real estate transfers listed include Frank A Day to R Maude Day in Mrovericktown for $1 and Elmor Pipes to Mare Pipes in Clinton for $1. A Miller township trust transfers cemetery lot in Connettaville. The item also notes multiple local visits and social mentions including legal matters, family visits, and travel between Centerburg, Columbus, Sandusky, and nearby towns, with names such as Vernon, Worline, and Melick appearing among brief community notes.

Frank A. Day R. Maude Day Mrovericktown Elmor Mare Pipes Yi Clinton Miller Township Loyd Drinpa

Local Social News From Union Grove Area

Union Grove region notes social visits and family updates. Mr and Mrs Wolfe and guests travel, Mrs Hampahire visits Mt Vernon, Mr and Mrs Hagow of Columbus spend week with friends, The Help You club entertainment draws attendees, Ohio Field Supply Co plans drilling on Charleslage farm Tuesday, several family visits and moves discussed including O S U summer school, Mt Vernon Tilton Haneoel event attendance, potential Newark move, and various transfers and calls on neighbors.

Air A. O. McKoe Mar- Hnghure Wolfe Bunday Addie Hampahire Mt Vernon Rows Wolfe Charles Hagow Xen Columbus Th G. Wayos Tul Vane George W. Hayes Charles McKoe Charlon Bigen Mt. Vernon Alfred Wolfe Newark Andrew Dudgeon Mattie McPeek May Tudgeon Gambler Clem Wolfe Martinaburg

Bladensburg Church of Christ Plans Weekend Services

Bladensburg preacher announces sermons next Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening at the Church of Christ. Numerous local residents and relatives are noted in the column visiting, returning home, or attending family gatherings including Neva Cochran, the Melick family, and the Earlywine, Hargis, and Porterfield households among others. A missionary society event is also mentioned with a wedding planned midweek.

Church of Christ Minx Neva Cochran Hilota John Cochran Jake Holbrook East Union John Punt Ilifott George Melick Turley Meredith Mt Vernon Mick Wiggins Irene Ever Nit Mra Vin McCummont Harper Dudgeon Newark Elmer Fowls Mise Tibble Porterfeld Palnoavilla Fran Scott James Gir Leon Earlywine Mina Moronen Daylor Elinor Marmor Gary Patten Frank Smith Near Reform Sarat Cennait Clarence Cottrell Howard Hannah Wolfe Mt. Vernon Guy Taylor Roelety Mes Tice Robert Melick Aslo Migwes Leden Ethiyn Ferry An Fon Mien Hanay Hon Peek Ray Barlywito Apent Ratayday Tate Joho 1 Wolla

Notice of Gambier MEH primary and repair work

Notice indicates clowad tort repaira from July 1 to 1 and mentions TUF William 4 Matealf as candidate f county regarder om Democratic th Primaries Aug. 7022 vet Peer.

Pho Gambier William 4. Matealf

Local Family News Highlights from Greer and Surroundings

Local notices relay weekend visits and family ties across Greer and nearby towns. Mentions Frank Heffeltinger and Perryton guest Dorothy Cullison, plus Harold Fulmer returning home from Mansfield and Banbury relatives spending Sunday with Fred Meade and others.

BH. G. Almack Frank Heffeltinger Walhending Dorothy Cullison Perryton Fred Meads Greer Thomas Greer Albert McClurg Slater Ellie Harold Fulmer Mansfield D. Fulmer Haxel Smothorn Ashland Oral Howard Lonbury Buckeye City Wilfred Ralph Heaton Lucille Heaton Afleigh Billa Rabjohn N. J. Rino Wr Btty Holmes Mra. Wright Portyton Pred Meade Curt Hill Jelloway John Montager G. ¥. Banbury Koltor Columbia San Ba

Weekend visits noted across several towns

Martinsburg reports Emmett Langstrath and Crookavilly family visiting James Bresco's home, with Miss Tite Moore of Porterville and Mrs Ralph Whitford staying in Gellinbun. Milage Clare Tilton hosts Tite fy taager of the YWCA in Omaha, while My, I Moved from Pittsburgh is noted with family. Dickson family returns to Woo County after a farmer’s trip on Monday.

Emmett Langstrath Crookavilly Tite Moore Porterville James Bresco Ralph Whitford Géllinbun Milage Clare Tilton Tite Fy Taager YWCA Omaha Neb Pittsburgh Dickson Woo County Tomy

Meetings in Tregross at Wiest Milford Church

Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs J Poland of Art Vernon and Mr and Mrs Toprence Mitchell. John Tata of Mt Vernon visited Morgan Mast and family. Miss Alley Gait of Detroit planned a home visit with her garments. Air and Mire A B Gantt and D Tooter and family spent Sunday with Mavens.

Tregross Wiest Milford Mes. J Poland Art Vernon Toprence Mitchell John Tata Mt Vernon Morgan Mast Miss Alley Gait Detroit Ito Garmants Air Mire A. B. Gantt D. Tooter Famatly Sunny Tm Mavens

Waterford church gathers for July 2 fellowship program

A patriotic religious service and fellowship program were held on the church lawn with music and sermon led by a regular preacher. Attendees included Walter Lewis and wife, Mr. Gilond, Nellie Hart and daughter Dora, and Verna Davis, with classes 2 and 9 of the Christian church hosting.

Uae Bayer Bone Verne Davis Christian Church Walter Lewis Apen Gilond Nellie Hart Dora J. Osborn Battle Croek Mich Harley Mes Irene Schroder Crestline Mary Moltroy Fronds Shelby Harvey Nannie Carr Rex Ackerman Walter Friznell Gadd M. Wolla Wolle’ Aieter Hoan Chesterville Leeta Hart Thuma Homie Mt. Vernon Lynn Thomase Mra Hart

Deaths: Henry J. Thomas and William Harding

Henry J. Thomas aged 67 died at his home after illness. He leaves a wife and daughter Inabelle Walker and sister Mary Anderson. Funeral at 1:30 Thursday at Walker home with burial in Mound View cemetery. William Harding aged 72 died at Mt. Vernon hospital after eight months illness. Born Gambier he leaves a wife and three brothers Isaac John Joseph and two sisters Lorinda Porter and Lynn. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Miller OBryan parlors with burial in Mound View.

Henry J. Thomas Ohio Inabelle Walker Mary Anderson Bla Ely Toy Walker Mound View William Harding Irystal Avenue Fairview Mt. Vernon Hospital Gambier Mr. Harding Matthew Harding Isaac John Joseph Lorinda Porter Mansfeld

Lightning Strikes Farm Barn in Canterburg

A barn on Clyde 8. Dawds farm near Tullos southwest was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and burned to the ground. A family and a calf were saved, but the dwelling was destroyed.

Canterburg Clyde Here

Knox County notice of hog sale and Fourth of July programs

Knox County Duroc association selected hogs for sale on Aug 24 at the fair grounds after visiting 18 herds totaling over 500 head. Fourth of July festivities at Mt. Vernon lodge No. 140 featured bonogoo races, a full race program, and musical and readings by local groups. Amity public school staff named, and a lost child incident reported by police. Roland lodge baseball scheduled to play Ti tan lodge at Athletic park, plus a new Violin Virtuong installed by Thay H Turnett at City Clear Store.

Knox County Duroe Association Mt. Vornga Lodge No. 140 Thay H. Turnett Clear, Store Han Eiey

Wedding and reunion notes from Mt Vernon and surrounds

A string of society notes records weddings in Mansfeld and near McConnelleville and Columbus, with details on the Dowds Dowds wedding at Bowman Street Mansfeld, Huber and Mira Mary HB, and Rev J W Dowda l officiating. Also reported is the fifth annual Dennis family reunion at J C Davin’s home, with attendance from Mt Vernon. Additional items include the Wagner-Dunlap pairing at the couple’s home on East Lamarino Street, and the Pharis Maris marriage at McConnelleville with plans to reside in Columbia after a two week wedding trip. The True Blue Circle of the M P church met at Mrs Coburn’s with twelve members, and an article on Eagles and Vultures compares their behaviors. An advertisement offers a d2-volt Hoover electric sweeper for sale at 2 South Main Street Mt Vernon.

Hyber Mra Anna Sipo Vernon Mansfeld Tueaday Pred Huber Mira Mary HB Dowds B. F. Dowds Bowman Street High Noor Thesday J. W. Dowdal Cambridge Dennis Suniday J. C. Davin Maensburg Phere Mt. Vernon William Doolittle Adolph Appel Jaydia Arnold Aml Watte Patton Rosa William Pharis-Farre Pal Pharis Columbus Mary Pharis East Vineskent Mire Luolile Marre Mev Connolayile McConnelleville Pharis Fred Pharin Broom Pharin Columbia True Blue Circle M. P Mra. D. C. Coburn North Mulberry Street

Mrs Crandall Demonstrates How She Stopped Chicken Losses

Lant spring losses hit baby chicks until Mrs Crandall learned about Rat-Saip. She reports a single treatment protected the year’s hatch, promising strong chicks and lower death rates. Sold and guaranteed by R. W. Pitkin, Kelly & Mitchell, Thos. B. Taughe at Mt. Vernon Farmars’ Exchange.

Crandall R. W. Pitkin Kelly & Mitchell, Thos B. Taughe Mt. Vernon Farmars' Exchange

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