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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

2

Commissioners Order New Knox County Tax Map

Knox county commissioners at their session ordered the surveyor to prepare a new tax map to be used in the coming real estate reappraisement. County Surveyor Van Voorhis said the last map was made in 1920 and estimates that at least 75 percent of Knox county real estate has changed hands. The map will take about one year to complete and will be prepared by former county surveyor O. La Ashcraft, ahead of next year’s reappraisement.

Knox County van Voorhis O. la Ashcraft Real Ex Tote

Birth in Knox County and Rural Carrier Exam Notice

A son was born Wednesday night to Mr and Mrs Herbert Ayers of 311 Oak Street. The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Knox County to be held at Mt Vernon on March 27 to fill the position at Gambler Ohio. Application blanks may be obtained at the Mt Vernon post office.

Herbert Ayers Oak Street United States Civil Service Commission Knox County Mt. Vernon Gambler Ohio Mt. Veruum

Local Notes From Fredericktown and Surroundings

A mix of village notices and social updates include Amon Vernier selling his Went College Street property to Dr. Welker from Ankenytown, Miss Allen Weston visiting Crestline with Mrs. Annie White after a fall, and Mrs. J. B. Foote hosting friends for her husband’s birthday. Lavi Ireland transferred property to Mrs. Jennlo McDonald. The Community club raised just over 12 dollars at the high school building event. Pearl Withrow returned from Pittsburgh to support her brother-in-law Kent D. Sheffer’s illness. William Sheffer joined her. A school entertainment netted about 40 dollars for the high school. Others note visits, moves, and job changes, including Earl Dunham’s departure to Youngstown for decorating work and the Graces’ return to Granville. An editorial reflection on helping others concludes.

Amon Vernier College Street Welker Ankenytown Allen Weston Crestline Annie White J. B. Foote Lavi Ireland Jenntlo McDonald Gilend Mra Igaac Herdman Fred Diehl Haw A. I. Boal James Gilmore Phares Gibson Poulle Emma Duke Herbert Wharton Mansfeld Earl Dunham Youngstown Claude Graves Won Robert Granville J. R. Wilwon Butch Mullin Andrew Akron Charles Harry Hun Bie

Castigate Calomel Scurried Cure for Bilious Digestion

An old timey advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness and headaches caused by torpid bowels. It claims the product cleanses the bowels overnight without the harshness of calomel or griping pills and promises ease by morning.

Local notices of deaths and property changes in Knox County

The community records include funeral rites for Mrs Rachel Weekley at the M E church with burial in Forest cemetery, and Charles Lyon also buried there after death in Mt Carmel hospital Columbus. Other items mention J B Foote and H F Homack in Manefield, Bert Wine property sale, and J R Beane property on Taylor Street. Mr Calvin Johnston dies in Cincinnati after a long career in printing. Anna Castner and Mrs J W Foote host gatherings. school flag raised to half mast.

Edward Grant Vervei Foote Rachel Weekley M. KE C. KE. Stockdale Forest Cemetery Charles Weasley Lyon Fredericktown Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus Mona Inter Home Brockdale Lyon Wix Anil Thrall Lodge Miss Over Pittsburgh Anna Castner J. W. Anders J. B. Foote Lincoln Iterary Society of Mra Rachel Chile Harry Hox John Albright J. R. Beane Taylor Street Calvin C. Johnston Lee R. Johnston Cincinnat F Edwards Harvey Johnson Ti Cineinnatl Knox County Morrla Township Wil- Hand Sandusky Lee Ro Cincinnal

Real estate and insurance services by Stream & Rimer

Luther A Stream and Wm F Rimer offer real estate and loans, farms and city properties bought and sold, rents collected, fire and various insurances, including life stock auto and surety bonds. Representing 14 stock companies, rooms 1 Sipe Building, South Main St Cit. phone 447 Black.

Stream & Rimer Luther A Stream Wm F. Rimer Plata Glass South Main St. Cit

Remembering 1881 Frederick town merchants still living

The article looks back to 1881 in Frederick town, listing merchants from that era still alive. Names include Mortis Hagerty, Charles W Edwards, John D Wyker of Wyker and Vincent, Charles M Hildreth at F B Ziex Manufacturing, Omar P Rowley retired in Westerville, Charles Bimon s and Fred Simons from M J Simons dry goods, Ella Mount and Mrs Taylor who ran The Misses Mount millinery. About 70 merchants then, only these remain living with a few exceptions.

C. W. Lyons Fredericke Town Mortis Hagerty Charles W. Edewards John D. Wyker Wyker & Vincent Decatur Ala Charles M. Hildreth F. B. Ziex Manufacturing Co Omar P. Rowley Jewselry Westerville, O Charles Bimons Fred Simons M. J Mona Ella Mount Mra. H Taylor Misses Mount Wil

Woodchopping Benefit For Arthur Morrow

A Wednesday afternoon wood chopping event raised a generous sum for Arthur Morrow. Volunteers included Vint Melick, Grover Harris, May Harris, Clem Cochran, Carl Harris, Roy Taylor, Steve Underwood, Milton Hayes, Virgil Wolfe, Chivence Ashcraft, Lamard Mercer, Clyde Thompson, Leo Donahey, Henry Ross and Guy Van Winkle. Community members visited, moved farms, and hosted gatherings as news of illness and family moves circulated.

Arthur Morrow Vint Melick Grover Harris May Harris Clem Cochran Carl Harris Roy Taylor Steve Underwood Milton Hayes Virgil Wolfe Chivence Ashcraft Lamard Mercer Clyde Thompson Leo Donahey Henry Ross Guy van Winkle Nellie Clark Schooler Newark Howard Donahey Hull Grover Rey Harris Kenneth Minsex Oliva Nicholls Velma Hertha Hayes Wave Schooler Marto Ieeeela Thompson Ruth Ajumpua Clown Evans Charles Frye Harely Carl Bumpus Walter Harris George Mekes Raymond Melick Kayarris Hagel Harris

Mt Vernon Music Class Activates With Two Instructors

Mrs Paine Witherell and Mins Lavina Hitler of Mt. Vernon lead a local music class alongside Mrs J J Hibbits who is reported ill, leaving the session with adjusted plans.

Local Notices From Danyitle And Surrounding Area

Mr Jaménx Higgins of Danyitle plans to move on the W A Barnes farm east of town soon. The Ladies Aid society of the M 5 church elected 25 dollars at Halo Monday. Mrs William Hyatt spent Wednesday in Columbus. EB Hibbits RT Fendrick B Englehart S Jones M Hyatt were business callers at the county seat Tuesday. Mrs Calvin Ferrell and son Joseph spent Saturday at Howard with her grandfather Stricker. Mr and Mrs J Bingham visiting daughter Mrs Royal Fendrick. Mr William Sapp has the whooping cough. Mrs G L Strouse at Cohocton for mindless treatment shows improving. Mrs Patrick Shackelson on the sick list. Miss Helen Allen, primary teacher, returned this week after a week’s sickness and death of her sister at Martinaburg. Rev Crawford of Centerburg spent.

Jaménx Higgins Danyitle W. A Joseph Howard Stricker J. ©. Bingham Royal Fendrick William Sapp G. L. Strouse Co @hocton Patrick Shackelson Helen Allen Martinaburg Rev Crawford Centerburg

Sunday Event at Logadon's Farm Near Low

Sunday gathering held at the home of Mr KR Fendrick featuring Mr Byron Tutler of Mt Vernon moving on at Logadon s farm west of Low with neighbors and locals in attendance.

KR. Fendrick Byron Tutler Mt. Vernon Ia Logadon Low

Fortune in Old Clothes Chest

Diamond Dyes offer guaranteed rich fadeless color for wool silk linen cotton and blends. The kit includes a Direction Book with plain steps to diamond dye over any color without error. guidance suggests matching the dye to the material and consulting a drugstore for supplies.

Diamond Dye Color Card Features VT Sample Kit

The Diamond Dye color card from VT showcases a palette of rich hues and swatch ribbons arranged for easy matching. It highlights fabric dye compatibility, colorfastness notes, and usage guidelines suitable for designers and hobbyists seeking precise shade selection.

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