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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1920

Page

3

Local court deals with divorce and real estate filings

In Knox county common pleas court Catherine Millar et al. face sale of estate assets after appraisal. A. L. Newell vs John Doe attachment discharge denied. Levering sues George Wigner for $306.26 for meat furnished Wisner hotel. Lunacy affidavit filed for Beach age 75. various real estate transfers listed with small sums. Theodore Molotya case contests claims of persecution. probate court continued hearings on estate matters and admitted the will of Sarah A Veitch.

John C. Levering Common Pleas Court of Knox County George A.wigner Wisner Hotel Sapp Catherine Millar Sarah Shroyer Blair Common Pleas Court A. L. Newell John Doe common_ pleas court Winnie Anderson William Bedgit Centerbury W. C. Phillipe C. D. Conard Beach Atute Columbus

Anniversary services mark second year at Bladensburg Church

Pastor C C Maple celebrates second year of tenure at Bladensburg Church of Christ with Oct 9 and 10 events. Public invited. church ladies serve dinner Sunday. Program features sermons by Rev Maple, musical numbers, and Bible school contributions led by Mrs Berry.

C. C. Maple Bladensburg Church Columbus Roberts Maple Bible School Berry R. BH Earlywine A. B. Cummings Richmond C. T. Lawrence Berman C. G. Maple Wilfred O. Phillips Bruhg Hitler Maple W. O. Phillips

Bergdoll report sighting sparks sheriff alert

Freeholder Robert M. Smith told Sussex County sheriff he had seen Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the wealthy draft dodger, driving rapidly in an automobile in Newton New Jersey at about 10 this morning. By the time he recovered his surprise the car was out of sight.

Associated Prem Bannert Newton N. J Grover Cleveland Bergdoll Philadelphia Sussex County Robert M. Smith Smith

Fire at Pier 41 in Galveston Threatens Ships and Guards

A fire at Pier 41 Section A south end in Galveston on October 2 triggered four general alarms. About 250 national guardsmen rushed to the scene as four steamships faced danger from the blaze.

Associated Prixe the Banner Galveston Texas National

Hospital Notes And Fire Incident Report

Mr Glenn Smith of Wooster road was moved to the M and B sanitarium Friday evening in Miller and Obryan s ambulance. Mr N H Purdy was taken from Mt Vernon hospital Saturday morning to his home 807 West Vine Street in Miller and Obryan s ambulance. Blaine boys set fire to the farm residence of Charles Seabright. neighbors extinguished the blaze.

Glenn Smith Wooster Road Miller & O'Bryan Ambulus N. H. Purdy Mt. Vernon Hospital West Vine Strat Miller & O'Bryan's Blaine Charles Seabright

Noted artist Mischa Levitsky to give city recital

A community music club announces Mischa Levitsky will perform a solo recital on November 3. Born in 1898 near Kiev, he trained in New York and Berlin, debuting in Berlin during the war era. Since 1919 he has appeared with major orchestras in America and Canada.

Mischa Levitaky Levitsky Klef Russia Institute of Musical Art New York Berlin Earnest von Dohnangt Knickerbockers Belgium Vienna Leipzig Budapest Christania America Canada Boston Symphony New York Symphony

Prisoners Escape From Akron Jail

Hight prisoners, most charged with grand larceny, escaped the county jail this morning in Akron. One captive, I. N. Z. Martines, was recaptured after attempting to break into a home on West Market Street shortly after the breakout.

Ly Associated Press Akron I, N. Z. Martines West Market Street

Body Found In Municipal Pool In Drowning Mystery

In Youngstown on October 2 the drained municipal bathing pool revealed a drowned female body believed to be the missing sister of Jennie Kimelli, age 25. The brother, who had feared suicide by her actions, led to the discovery.

Associated Press Youngstown Jennie Kimelli

Harding Urges United Farmers Rights in Ohio Rally

At a West Jefferson rally Senator Harding urged coordinated agriculture and industrial policy to unify the nation. He proclaimed that one for all and all for one should guide individual effort and that Americans must feel the welfare of others as their own welfare to weave a united, humane Americanism. He pressed for stronger farm support and resources.

West Jefferson Harding Americin Ife

Cox and Harding Pledge to Enforce Eighteenth Amendment

New York Oct 2 Senator Harding and Governor Cox pledged, if elected, to enforce the eighteenth amendment. Daniel A Poling, president of the national temperance council, reported that Harding said he voted for the amendment and Volstead Act and would enforce them, opposing reestablishment of liquor trade. Cox telegram to Poling said he recognizes the amendment and will observe and enforce the laws.

New York Harding Cox Daniel A. Poling National Temperance Council Poling sGovernor Cox

Senate speech urges rural progress tied to cities and rails

The speaker argued agricultural production interests city dwellers and urged stabilized transportation, inland waterways, and motor freight. He pressed farm loans, stable labor, anti foreign competition, rural education, farm welfare, and ending profiteering. Mrs Meltzer, injured in an auto crash, was moved home from M & S sanitarium.

Flour Prices Fall Sharply At Local Mill

Minneapolis, Oct. 2 Flour prices continued to decline with a 50 cent drop per barrel at a local mill. The mill cut its price from 11.90 to 11.49 per barrel, the lowest quote for this grade since March 1919.

Associated Press Minneapolis

Population totals rise in Wisconsin Oklahoma South Dakota Mississippi

Census bureau reports state populations with Wisconsin at 2,631,839 up 297,879 12.8 percent Oklahoma 2,027,564 up 370,609 22.3 percent South Dakota 685,839 up 51,951 nine percent Mississippi 1,789,182 down 7,932 marking a decline second only to Vermont. Charles Leiderhiser suffers severe burns in Lorain powder mill blast. Universal Waist Co advertises factory direct waist sales with big commissions.

Associated Press Washington Burea Wisconsin Oklahoma South Dakota Mississippi Union Vermont

Wool Growers to Hold a Meeting

A conference will be held between the wool committee of the farm bureau and Secretary of Agriculture Meredith on Tuesday October 5 to relieve tight conditions in the wool market. On Saturday evening October 9 a meeting of all those interested in wool will be held at the Chamber of Commerce where the conference results will be announced.

Farm Bureau Secretary of Agriculture Meredith Chamber of Commerce

W High Business Changes Hands

Mr W H Mallenix, agent for the Singer Sawing Machine Co, has taken over the second hand store operated by James Finnell. Finnell plans to leave soon for the south for his health.

W. H. Mallenix Singer Sawing Machine Co James Finnell Finnell South

Birth Announcement For East Cheatnut Street Daughter

A daughter was born Friday night to Mr. and Mrs. Bar D. O'Bryan of East Cheatnut Street.

Bar D. O'Bryan East Cheatnut Street

Obituary for Mrs Fannie Becklow in Buck City

Mrs Fannie Becklow, age unknown, died Thursday in Buck City. Funeral services are planned at Haven Chapel Saturday morning, with details to be announced by the family.

Fannie Becklow Pre Maven Bucke City Haven Norning

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