Canterbury Church Seeks Loan Amid Juvenile Court Hearing
A juvenile court hearing is held Saturday as relatives oppose sending a young boy to the institution. Separately, a Canterbury church seeks to borrow money to support its operations.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
3
Temple Of Justice reports on juvenile crime and legal notices
Edward Layland ten charged with horse stealing was heard by Judge Wilkins and committed to the Boys Industrial School at Delaware. Trustees seek to borrow 8000 dollars for church funds. Guardians appointed and sales of real estate approved. Marriage licenses issued. Moving notice urges提前 five days for telephone service to minimize disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Layland
Wilkins
Delaware
Layland
Juvemean
Cambridge Boy Paul Norris Returns From Wyoming Dream
A 14 year old Cambridge youth named Paul Norris ran away after accepting a Wyoming ranch job offer. He withdrew $25, bought a B&O ticket to Gillette, Wyoming, and boarded the train before police from Mt Vernon Cambridge detained him at the depot. He was sent back to Cambridge to await his father's return and the Cambridge police will handle the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Norris
Mt. Vernon
Newark American Tribune
Thin City
Cambridge
Paul Norrie
Couches Tey
Youtguter
Awaalt
Cambridge Police
Gillette
Wyo
Wyoming
Paul
Two Men Arrested On Assault Warrants
Charles Beecher and Garret Wol ford were arrested Saturday by Officer Walter George on warrants sworn out by Jerry Smith charging them with assault. They were arraigned, waived examination, bound over to the grand jury, with $100 bonds posted and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Beecher
Garret Wolford
Walter George
Perrine
Jerry Smith
Public notice of appointment and funeral service plans
The writer states a receivership arrangement with Chap veloar Kaufman and Company and announces temporary appointment as embalmer and funeral director for the receivers. They will provide round the clock service and intend to remain in Mt. Vernon to operate an undertaking business, with further announcements to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapveloar, Kaufman and Company
Mt. Vernon
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Ohio
Chappelear, Kaufman and Company
H. J. Chappelear
Berger Praises Cleveland Team Ahead of Season
New Orleans dispatch notes Mobile pitcher Heinie Berger says the Cleveland group looks stronger than in years. Manager Birmingham hears the boast as Nap team members depart training camp. Berger calls the Cleveland squad 59 percent better and notes the younger players show promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Heinie Berger
Nap
Birmingham
Cleveland Bunch
Saya Hetale Ner
Youngetars
Residence Destroyed By Fire Near Gambler Ohio
Fire destroyed the Batemans home and outbuildings near Gambler on Saturday morning after smoke appeared on the roof. Mr Bateman saved valuables before the blaze consumed the ground floor and above. Mrs Bateman, already ill from a prior barn fire, was moved to her mother in law’s home and remains in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambler
Ohio
John Bateman
Here
Bateman
Searly
Meshac Baker
Danville
Toledo
Mc Nabb
A. B. Davie
Vernon
JK. Davie
Orrville Crescent
Shick
Ohio State Sanatorium
Pennsylvania
Bee the Poppleton Grocery Co
Gambier Street
Anna Henegan
Austin
Minn
Sunday Rail Excursions to Resume This Summer
Central Passenger Association favored Sunday excursions to resume this summer with several railroads signaling plans to restart service in warm weather. Last year Attorney General Hogan challenged the railroads over alleged concerted action to cut excursions. Most lines reported declines in passenger revenue, though Niagara Falls and Atlantic City trips may not return. Summer tourist rates will apply. Official policy announcement expected at the April Central Passenger Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Passenger Association
Hogan
Panwonger
Itw
Niagara Falls
Atlantic Clty
Frederick Girl Dies in California Cliff Crash
Miss Olga Cummings niece of W.8 Cummings of Frederick town was killed in an automobile accident in California last Wednesday when the car plunged over a 60 foot cliff. She was well known in Fredericktown where she visited several times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Cummings
W. 8. Cummings
Fredericktown
California
Predericktown
Notice to People Moving for Mt Vernon Telephone Co
Mt Vernon Telephone Co informs patrons to notify a move date at least seven days in advance. Early requests with address aid staffing and avoid service disruption. charges apply only if the line has been in use under a year with a minimum fee. Dixie Walker, former Washington and Baltimore player, has joined the Bil Prieta squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Telephone Co
Narrow Escape Aboard Archibald Yacht
A yacht captain recounts a daylight near disaster off New England while at the helm with the owner’s family aboard. A dangerous turn near a submerged rock kept all hands alive through split seconds and learned nerves as the pilot regained control. The episode ends with a stunned owner suspecting sleepwalking danger at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacuilien
Avery
Philadelphia
Cape Cod
Hob Benton
Malo Ho
Casco Bay
Bob
Portland
Geretood
Ward
Beaton
Jed
Benton
Gia
Mr. Archibald
Zanesville Gazette Reports Stray Dogs Plague Newark Train Runs
The paper says Newark supplied unwanted dogs to B and O railroad cabooses to be dumped near Zanesville, with police noting frequent shootings of stray dogs. Lt. Peter found two dogs in a freight car and learned dogs were slipped into cabooses during Newark yard work and discarded upon reaching Vernon or Zanerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramesville Times Recorder
Zanesville
Peter
Newark
Mr. Vernon
Zanerville
Reward Offered for Catarrh Cure Claim
A garbled ad fragment promises a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure supposedly guarantees. It references Hall's company and other financial terms amid unclear lines about banks and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Knox County Land
A sheriff's sale notice in Knox County Ohio describes an order of sale for land in Pike County, at the Chart House in St Vernon between 1 and 2 pm. The property includes parts of the NE quarter of township 4 range 12 and other parcels formerly owned by Moses H and D Gruble, with various tracts totaling about fifty-two acres. J M Woolison and Pips Culp are attorneys for the plaintiff Esther Pricexelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Pricexelt
John Beith
Court of Common
Glens
Kaos County
Ohio
Chart House
St. Vernon
Knox County
Landa
Renal
Knox
Shanid County
Ang
Moses H
Jens
D. Gruble
David Leeay
Macinda
Beaith
Republii
J. M. Woolison
Pips Culp
Piaintiff
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Beview
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Centerbury
W. C. Phillips
Court of Common Pleas of Knox Co
V. Trott
Charles Jennings
Fanato Jennings
Beba M. Crouch
Ada A. Blackburn
Chas. B. Hatton
Arthur Hatstom
Noel Beal
Blanche Carpenter
Howard
J. A. Long
Clarence Peragoy
Bancaville
Goldie Teeter
North Liberty
Barnett
Desole
Crowthera
Blocher
Emma
Safford
Chas
J. Weaver
Brandon
Norris
Berger
Cleveland
Dixie” Walker
Washington
Baltimore
Wiskee Barre
Archibald
Sid
Sean, & CO
Totaly
Hift National Bank of
Ty Tien
Revie Pitta Tian
Sheriff’s Sale
Nyal
Ra Hleve
Gour
Lily
International Harvester Company of America Columbus O
Harry W. Koons
W. A. Hosack
Chappelear
Kaufman and Company
Lorey
Main Eternon
Owl
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