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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
4
Probate court records reveal two civil petitions alleging extreme cruelty by respondents with emphasis on guardianship and patient care. One case seeks removal to a feeble minded institution while other details remain limited in readable text.
Millie McGlade sues for divorce from Joseph McGlade in Knox County court citing extreme cruelty and repeated threats. A temporary restraining order is in effect. Myrtle M Myers seeks divorce from William J Myers alleging January and March assaults and alimony. Florence Jennings commitment sought for feeble minded care. William L Carey named administrator of estate. Various inventories and deeds filed in Knox County probate with multiple parcels and property transfers noted.
Ned St. Louis Missouri March preparations race forward for the fourth American Peace Congress to be held in St Louis from May 1 3 with Richard Bartholdt as president. Organizers expect 4000 delegates, seek $20 000 funds, and aim to broaden to Central and South America and Mexico, with Dr James Tryon and James B. Smith among key organizers. President Wilson and Taft have endorsed, Jefferson Memorial dedication linked to the event, and sessions scheduled across sectors and cities within 560 miles.
The annual inspection of Mt Zion lodge No 0 F and A M occurred at the Masonic Temple Friday evening. The district ruler deputized Lewis P F Schaus of the city as acting Grand Master. Worshipful Master Gorse E Rooney led the officers in fine work. Secretary Peterman’s books were reported in excellent condition. A festive gathering followed in the Masonio Temple club rooms.
Mr. C. Plimpton entertained the Four Aces at the Curtis House in Mt Vernon on a Saturday night. The piece recalls that in 1886 four young men from Mt Vernon formed the Four Aces club for social purposes, later dispersing with only R. M. Greer remaining in the area.
Willa Flannigan a machinist at Reeves Engine Works badly lacerated his right index finger while adjusting a lathe on Friday afternoon. He received surgical attention at a physician's office and was treated for a painful injury.
The Hard Time social at the post ball is moved to Monday evening March 17 due to performers traveling to London Ohio which cancels the Thursday slot. No weather or other disturbance delays. Children under 12 not admitted. Proceeds benefit the charity fund with good supper and company.
For sale a 35x80 foot lot with cement block bank building 26x50 feet, fully equipped for banking. Bids invited for lot and building or furniture and fixtures separately or as a whole. Bids open at 12 noon March 26, 1013. Right reserved to reject any bid. Address THEODORD D ROBB Special Deputy Citizens Bank Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon high school routed Newark high school 80 to 16 at a YMCA floor contest in Delivers Ohio. Both squads were short-handed with key players out. Newark’s Summers Warner and Mt Vernon’s Porter Sapp sidelined. Brown led Newark’s aggression as the visitors fell well behind early, preventing a late comeback.
Mt Vernon and Newark centers battled fiercely in a Friday night game on the local floor. Severns played the first full game, guarding his man tight and surprising even himself. Shiremen controlled the middle with notable strength, giving Mt Vernon an edge in the rough defense and control at center.
A team of horses hitched to a wagon ran loose after 4 PM Friday from Main Street foot to the square and High Street, reaching the B and C station before being stopped by William Simpkins at Kelver Dowds near the viaduct. No injuries amid busy traffic as the wagon remained undamaged.
Four more applicants for membership were elected at the Knights and Ladies of Security regular meeting. Arrangements were made for the initiation of the large class on March 21. All elected members not yet examined must see the doctor by March 11 to qualify for the meeting. Landhava will be served after lodge work and session.
Otto Middicton, a Camp Glass factory workman, was badly injured Friday afternoon while handling a large cylinder of glass. A sharp fragment struck his right wrist causing a severe gash. he sought treatment at Mr. Deeley’s office where the wound was dressed.
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