Annual Meeting Reports Year’s Work And Election
Officers presented the year’s work showing excellent condition of the association. Committees were chosen for the next year.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1913
Page
7
Officers presented the year’s work showing excellent condition of the association. Committees were chosen for the next year.
The Mt Vernon Association of Charities held its annual meeting at the M G A building. Officers elected include President B B Jacobs Vice President C F Colville and Secretary Ralph P Ransom. A secretary’s report details receipts of 1183 03 with total year income and expenditures around 1881 20 and transfers to Relief funds and other charities.
Kenyon College students will receive roundtrip railroad tickets to attend the Kenyon Reserve football game in Cleveland on October 18. Mrs. J C Morse of Cleveland, sister of the late Senator Marcus A Hanna, made the offer after a weekend visit to President and Mrs. Peirce, expressing enthusiasm for the team and student spirit.
At a Mt Vernon Knights of Columbus meeting the council elected its officers for the ensuing year. Grand Knight J B Collins. Deputy Grand Knight Geo Barry. Chancellor James Reilly. Financial Secretary Arthur E Ausnes. Treasurer James T McDonough. Recorder Guy Buckingham. Advocate Elvis Supp. Warden Wm Clark. Outside Guard John McDonough. Inside Guard Chas Pahl. Trustee C F Anerding. After the meeting the entertaining committee served lunch.
Walter Bebout aged four, son of Mr and Mrs Russell Bebout of Harrison township, died at 6 pm Monday from spinal meningitis after a three day illness. A Mt Vernon physician treated him, serum was sent but arrived too late. Funeral services will be held at the family home Tuesday afternoon with interment in Union Grove cemetery.
The Ashbrook petitions have ready signatures in Delaware county and Congressman has many friends there. A new play by George Broadhurst titled Today will be produced soon with Madely Wilbur featured in The Noon Maiden. Eugene Walter has taiebed a play titled A Plain Woman. Klaw and Erlanger expect to produce their theatrical catalog.
President Wilson nominates Hon. 4 H. Newton who served as Newark postmaster. Senate confirms the appointment today. The notice highlights Newton’s prior service and the official action from Washington.
The Supreme Court today ruled that the new courts of appeal have jurisdiction only in cases pending in the Superior Court as of January 1. The decision sets out the scope of the constitutional amendments before the effective date and affects pending litigation. A separate anecdote recounts a Prince Albert reader praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a child's croup emergency.
Guy Horn was arrested Saturday on a charge of exceeding the speed limit in an automobile. The affidavit was filed with Mayor Perrine by Police Chief P. 4. Parker. Horn arraigned Tuesday and pleaded guilty, fined $5 plus costs.
Mrs. C B Nixon of Fredericktown visited her sister Mrs. Marie Scott and family. Mrs. John Davis of Fredericktown was guest of her mother Mrs Elizabeth Vian. Mrs. C W Braddock was guest of Mrs H C Gleason. Mrs. Chester Johnson and Mrs. Fred HM visited Mrs. Frank Johnson with Donard. Wopy Vian went to Mercer County. Parmenter sale attracted locals. Several guests joined Orren Rinehart and George Paige households. Jonathan Bartley Crucible Co. executives from Trenton travel to Chicago for a metals institute convention. The Prince sewing machine offered on easy payments at Penoy.
A detailed social roundup from Fredericktown notes a wedding of Mr Joseph S. Kult to Miss Grace Honselly performed by Rev W A Clommer, plus visits and travels of residents including Emerson in Columbus, Reed of Merin Neb, Brumbach, Ward & Lewis move to Mt Vernon, and numerous trips to Columbus Akron and Detroit area.
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