Resolutions of Respect and Obituaries Notice
Mt. Vernon notices announce Resolutions of Respect, obituaries and cards of thanks. Classified line format states second class mail matter and subscription rate of 1.58 per year paid in advance.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
4
Mt. Vernon notices announce Resolutions of Respect, obituaries and cards of thanks. Classified line format states second class mail matter and subscription rate of 1.58 per year paid in advance.
The Banner will switch to cash in advance by April 1 as a postal law requirement. Most subscribers already pay in advance. those in arrears must settle at the Banner office or by mail. Unpaid subscribers will be dropped from mailing lists if not paid by April 1 and future payments must be in advance.
The Mt. Vernon socialists presented Mayor Perrine’s resignation to the city council amid strained relations. The article argues resignations erode accountability to the public, likening the move to oligarchy and noting similar events in Lima, Ohio, and elsewhere. It defends the mayor’s duty to govern without party coercion and urges public accountability above factional whims.
Mrs. Cbarley Perrin and son Carl of Akron visit Mrs. Perrin’s friend Mrs. Margaret Lopley this week. Mr. Noel Heal and Mike Blanche Carpenter wed at Mr. Vernon Friday. Mr. Hurl Stall of Gambier visits relatives here for a few days. Mr. Clit Carpenter visits Mr. Vernon Saturday. Mrs. Mollie Gtricker visiting Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Meek for a few days. Mr. Calvin Carpenter of Cleveland spending a few days here with friends. Mrs. J. H. Underwood and Mrs. Milan Underwood visit from Columbus. Mrs. Dua Proctor of Columbus visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter.
County commissioners received word from Architect Marriott of Columbus that revised jail plans would be ready only after this week. They decided to publish advertisements this week to start jail work by late April. Also noted: deed of assignment in Knots county probate court involving EdwardBartlet and Park B. Hisir with 4000 bond, list of appraisers, and other legal notices.
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