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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1920

Page

4

Real estate transfers surge in Knox county April records

Knox county records show 450 real estate transfers in April the highest on record. County Auditor Rinehart notes the April total as unprecedented with swamped staff handling tax returns and other duties. Major items include real estate moves by Mayor of Mt Vernon to Dorber for a cemetery lot and other parcels sold for nominal sums.

Knox County Rinehart Mt. Vernon Thomas P. Dorber George H. Ferenbaugh William Rush Fairview Thomas Forsythe C. W. Hoyman Pleasant

Car crash injures Fogle on Banning bridge

Clifford Fogle of North Jefferson Street drove a new Ford bought Saturday for its first run. He crashed into an iron girder on the Banning bridge along the Fredericktown road Saturday afternoon. He was thrown from the car and rendered unconscious before being brought to town by a passing motorist.

Clfford Fogle North Jefferson Street Banning Bridge Predericktown Foglia Ake Ee Ee Ee

Death Calls John William Balls 18 in Mt Vernon

John William Balls 18 died Saturday night at 10 30 at his home on Brown Street Mt Vernon after a long illness of paralysis He was born in Rockingham County Virginia and came to Mt Vernon 45 years ago For 18 years he worked at the Cooper works Survived by children Alfred James Martin Bessie Pourman Aumianus Faltk all of Mt Vernon and Lily Newsom of Orange New Jersey a sister Mrs Mary Simmons Funeral Tuesday at 2 30 pm from the A M E church Rev H TD Lewis of Metating will officiate Burial in Mount View cemetery

John William Malls Mt. Vernon Brown Atreet Hever Rockingham County Virginia Cooper Works Mr. Ralls Ip Alfred Ralls James Ralls Martin Bessie Pourman Aumianus Faltk Liliie Newsom Orange N. J Slater Mary Simmons

Burns Detective Investigates in Knox County Jail

A Burns detective spent Sunday in the city trying to identify Wolfe alias Lang and Cavener, two alleged felons in Knox county jail. The officer could not identify Wolfe or Cavener but did identify Charles Foster of Center. Foster, arrested with the others, will likely be sent to the Ohio penitentiary to finish a burglary sentence. he was paroled from Franklin County in 1917.

Burns Wolfe Lang Cavener Knox County Charles Foster Centeraeg Ohio Franklin County

Pictures Take Flood Danger In Big Week Plan

City Engineer Phillips photographed flood territory for a mass meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. The talk will explain why the county faces larger floods and urge every citizen to contribute one tenth of the work to pass the flood prevention program.

Phillips Chamber of Commerce Vine

Braddock Hearing Tackles Unlawful Disposal Of Dead Animals

Levi Braddock faces probate court proceedings after being charged with unlawfully disposing of dead animal bodies without a state license. The hearing began Monday before Judge Wilkins and was continued to Tuesday to review new evidence.

Levi Braddock Probate Wilkins

Cleveland Mail 10 Arrive Here Early

Cleveland evening mail schedule changes will send the 9 o'clock train from Cleveland to Mt. Vernon arriving at 1:25 a.m. The switch aids city banks and manufacturers by enabling morning delivery from the north. A pouch for Mt. Vernon will be added. Postmaster Frank Harper notified today that the change takes effect immediately.

Cleveland Mt. Vernon Chamber of Commerce Frank Harper

Eclipse of the Moon Captivates Mount Vernon Crowd

Hundreds of Mount Vernon residents witnessed a total lunar eclipse Sunday evening as the sky cleared. Just before 9 o'clock the moon became a full fiery ball, drawing cheers from observers across the town.

Mt. Vernon

Infant Dies After Brief Illness in City

Four month old Guy Lawrence Rouse, son of Mr and Mrs Guy Rouse of 218 West Curtis street, died Sunday at 1 30 pm from a chronic infant illness after only a day of sickness. Private funeral from the home Tuesday at 10 80 am, burial in Mound View cemetery, service conducted by Rev Liggins. Also notice invites Kokosing Aero No 760 Eagles to meeting Monday evening May percent at 8 o'clock for year officers.

Guy Lawrence Rouse Guy Rouse West Curtis Street Rey. Liggins Mound View Cemetery Eagles Kokosing Aerio Order of Eagles

Mrs Mary Rice Dies at 86 in Jhloway Home

Mary Rice aged 86 wife of Ephriam Rice died Saturday noon at her home here from diseases of old age. She leaves four sons Clinton Chave Chas W B Rice and three daughters Mrs Jessie Ross Mrs Emma Wilke and Mrs Hattie Loney. Funeral 10 80 oclock Tuesday at North Bend church burial North Bend cemetery. Mystery Williams 18 murdered at Hotel Salon basement case under investigation.

Jhlloway Mary Rice Ephriam Rice Clinton Chave Chas W.B Jie Rice Jessie Ross Emma Wilke Hattie Loney North Bend

Buckeye State Building and Loan promotes home ownership in Ohio

The Buckeye State Building and Loan Co. at Rankin Brig. 22 West Guy Street Columbus Ohio emphasizes helping families save money and practice budgeting to own a home. They offer saving guidance and financial assistance when ready to buy or build, signaling safety and courtesy in home finance.

Buckeye State Building & Loan Co Rankin

Runaway Boy Returned to Mother After Circus Escape

Mrs. Frank Swihart Sr. of New Philadelphia arrived Monday morning to collect her son Frank Swihart Jr who ran away with the Howe circus and was caught in Mt. Vernon. The boy promised to return home and work, not run away again. Juvenile Officer Purcell turned him over to the mother, and they left on the next morning train to New Philadelphia.

Frank Swihart Sr New Philadelphia City Frank Swihart Jr Howe Circus Mt. Vernon

Inmate Taken to Ohio State Hospital After Arrest

W. McKee, a Knox county patient with a violent condition, was arrested near his Harrison township home by Sheriff Mosholder and Deputy Lytle. He was sent to Mount Vernon jail and then transferred Monday to the Ohio State Hospital in Columbus for treatment.

W. McKee Knnox County Oho State Hospital Columbis Mosholder Sherif Lyte Harrison Township Mckee Mt. Vernon Lytle Mckee J State Hospital Columbus

Boy Testifies About Cruelty by Father Before Juvenile Officer

A ten year old boy told Juvenile Officer Purcell on Monday that his father beat him and that his mother had left the home. The boy also claimed the housekeeper mistreated him, prompting Purcell to begin an investigation.

Purcell

Banner Banners Collector Resigns. Lee McDonough Takes Post

George Jackson resigns after eleven and a half years as collector for The Banner and leaves for C. G. Gooper Co. Lee McDonough accepts the collector position and begins duties Monday morning.

George Jackson Banner Jackson C. & G.gooper Co Lee McDonough The

James Brue Dies in St. Paul Minn

Mrs Arthur Shellenbarger of North Division street was notified by telegram that her father James Brue died Saturday evening at his St. Paul Minnesota home. The cause of death was not mentioned and Mr and Mrs Shellenbarger left Sunday evening to travel to St Paul.

Arthur Shellenbarger North Division Street James Brue St. Paul Minn Shellenbarger

Dreco Claimed To Heal Chronic Eczema In Findlay Man

Steve Martin, 61, of North Main Street Findlay Ohio, credits two bottles of Dreco with curing twelve years of edema, intense itching, and liver sluggishness. He says the remedy purifies blood, cleanses kidneys and liver, and stops burning sores, urging others tormented by eczema to try it. Lawlor's Pharmacy imports the drug to the city.

Steve Martin Dreco Lawlor

Local News Notes From Mansfeld Mt Vernon Chesterville Area

Palm a Glenn Moree returns home briefly after work in Mansfeld. Mrs William Swank and Miss Flora Farquhar visit Mt Vernon. Mrs Nora Healey and children stay with her mother Mrs Fannie Becheler. W A Howden the state evangelist to speak at the church Friday. Paw Burkholder injured last Saturday with a fractured arm cranking an automobile. Mrs Wilson Green and Lester Zeigler improving slowly. Loyal Sona and Daughters Sunday school class entertainment praised by all. Ladies Aid and C W B M met at Mrs Anna Hollands bringing quilt blocks and a large dish for dinner. Twenty six guests attended the luncheon and a varied spread was enjoyed followed by a pleasant afternoon program.

Glenn Moree Mansfeld William Swank Flora Farquhar Albert Swank Mt. Vernon Nora Healey Chesterville Fannie ‘Becheler W. A. Howden Church of Christ Paw Burkholder Wilson Green Lester Zeigler Sona and Daughters Havel Fisher Herbert Becheler Bryan Leedy Helen Strater Ladies' Aid Society Tha C.W. B. M

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Lybarger Jacob Lybarger Knox County Birber Humane Society Philip Wilkins W. W. Walkey Charlotte Grice Knox Counity Harry J. Smith Akron Esther M. Faulhaber Rev A. Long May Terms of Common Pleas Grand Jury Petit Jury Fogle West Ride Public Square Home of Safety and Service Dames Israel D Herron Workman John William Balls Yeggs Ringwall Coats J. S. Ringwalt Company Cleveland Mail Mary M Youngstown Mystle Williams America ST. Paul, Minn Eczema Findlay Advt Gambier Exchange Gambier Farmers’ Co-operative Co Gambier Geolity Public Square Hunt & Wyker Anna Holland
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