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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

5

Woman Seeks Divorce in Knox County Court

Lucy M Parker files for divorce from Thomps Parker alleging adultery with Lara Lightfoot in 1920, claims indignities in 1918 and 1920, seeks injunction on property, alimony. Motion overruled in related case E B Haglebarger v Westchester Fire. Probate notes list guardianship, real estate sale suit, estate inventories, and fixed inheritance tax. Marriage licenses noted for several couples.

Lucy M. Parker Knox County Thomps C. Parker Lara Lightfoot EB. Sapp Lida Parrott D. Clarence Parrott Henry Battistt Probate Court of Knox

Probate filings and real estate transfers described in Mt Vernon notices

Farmers Waite McKee Patton and Mabel Jores fon among filers in Pike and Hatler townships with Rev J A Long and others. First and final accounts show receipts and disbursements. Estate of Tate Byron Ward transfers Liberty savings bonds. Gore Frye administratrix filed final account. Real estate deeds include Kidwell to Lillie Wells, Mitchell to Arthur Bishop, Bishop to Rose Button, Welrick to Margaret Thuma, mayor to Agena Vaughan cemetery lot, and Willard Cunningham to John Martin. various parcels priced at $1 and related transfers.

Bmi Waite McKee Patton Pike Township Mabel Jores Fon Hatler Township J. A. Long Ray Barcus Machiniat Halper Vernon Laura Pauline Nesbit ML Votnom Monty Albert Fassheler Mit Mabel Jone ‘Wolfe M. Kidwell Lillie F. Wells Mt. Vernon Bill Mitchell Arthur A. Bishop Milford Rose Button W. C. Welrick Margaret Thuma City Agena Vaughan Willard Cunningham John P. Martin Clarence Thiry Centerbury

Fredericktown News: Visiting Relatives and School Opens

Miss Mery Keenan visits Akron relatives while Charlee Briggs and family tour from Asbland with D W Goodell and wife. George Boyd and family from New York City plan to move to Philadelphia. Fredericktown schools win prize money at county fair as term starts Sept 7. Union services conclude. sacraments at M church next Sunday. Many locals travel or host guests, with various trips to Columbus, Ohio. Kentucky auto trip planned. Community events include a campfire dinner and K of P picnic on Sept 6.

Mery Keenan Akron Charlee A. Briggs Asbland D. W. Goodell Mr. Goodell C. C. Goodell Wm. Murphy Kansas Oklaala Totas Wi Conks Hel Mary Niagara Palla George Boyd New York City Anna B. Cummings Philadelphia Fredericktown Rose Lesdy Columbus Myron Peyton Lorain Linus Durbin Oberiin Tormterdy Buliday Palaska Ville Mra Milton Groves Yeo J. M. Brumback Femily F. D. Marple Will Marple Rynald Kooblanok Otis Johnson Familly Wheeling W. Va Mickinen Charlotte Gwasco Dorothy Gilliman Logan Billiman Lorents Clit M. Switeer Donsid G. Marple Switeer Butler

Hiawatha Moose Club Names New Secretary

At a Wednesday meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose in Hiawatha, Mr John McHinle was elected secretary. The small gathering focused on routine fraternal affairs and organization duties.

Hiawatha

New High School Agriculture Course Introduced

A four year vocational agriculture program is added under the Smith Hughes act. Instructor Mr. Kirkwood will reside in Mt Vernon year round teaching subjects from General Science to Farm Engineering. The curriculum includes farm projects, animal husbandry, and credits toward agriculture college entry, with required French and economics depending on track.

Smith-Hughes College of Agriculture Ohio State University Kirkwood Mt. Vernon W. F. Stewart Kirwood Ocal Agricultural College

Bent Church Notice Sunday Services and Lessons

The church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m with the Building of the Temple lesson from 1 Kings 6 14 66 and morning worship at 11 a m featuring Jesus Call the Weary World. Wednesday and Thursday evening services at 8 with sermons Living Wplat ies Rev French A Gilmore pastor public invited to all services.

Howard M Jesus Weasley Chapel French A. Gilmore

Palmyra Christian Church Holds All Day Meeting

An all day gathering is planned at Palmyra Christian Church on Sunday September 6 with morning and evening preaching. Rev J Anne of Mt Vernon will give an address in the afternoon. Special music planned. All are invited.

Palmyra Christian Church J. Anne of Mt. Vernon

Loneliness of Jesus Topic for Thursday Night Service

The First Methodist Church will hold Thursday night services focusing on The Loneliness of Jesus and its relation to present life. The invitation extends to members and friends, with a large attendance noted as a feature and a hopeful, helpful service anticipated.

Jesus Iavitesio

Meeting Postponed for WMPF Sunday School Assembly

The meeting of Mrs. Kanson Pa Clea of the WMPF Sunday school, scheduled for Friday afternoon, has been postponed one week to September 10. The change affects all members and related attendees.

Mra. Kanson Pa WMPF Don

Funeral for Clinton F. Tink Held by Am Legion in Amity

Dan AF Post of the American Legion completed arrangements for attending the funeral of Mechanic Clinton F. Tink, who died in France on December 1, 1918. The service will be at Amity M B Church at 2 oclock Sunday. Legion members with transport are asked to report to Pierce Thayet on North Main Street. vehicles will depart the city about 12 30 Sunday. No uniform will be worn at the ceremony.

Dan ManBy American Legion Clinton FE Tink France Amity Cemetery Amity M. B Pierce ‘Thayet North Main Street Amity Legion

Labor Day Parade Arrangements Formed by Trades Council

The Trades and Labor Council completed arrangements for the Labor Day parade with divisions lining Mulberry street to High street and Main, Gamier, Park and Riverside Park. The event features city officials, the mayor Geo H Hamilton of Newark, various unions, a band, and amusements at Riverside Park. A 100 yard dash for fat men is rumored as a highlight.

Trades and Labor Council Mulberry Street High Face Geo. H. Hamilton Newark A. F N. A Carpenters and Joiners Barbers Glaus Workers Typographice Federated Musicians Mulberry Main Knox County Riverside Park

Frank Batten Burned Melting Babbitt at Avon

Frank Batten of Brink Haven suffered serious burns yesterday noon at Kiserwell No 1 while melting babbitt. an explosion sent hot metal toward him, injuring his eye. He was taken to Mercy Hospital yesterday afternoon. Batten is married, lives in Brink Haven, and has worked for Forbing Brothers for some time.

Frank Batten Brink Haven Kiserwell No. 1 Mr. Batten Mercy Hospitel Mr. Battens Brink Havel Forbing Brothers

Injured City Man Brought to Mercy Hospital

Fred Krouger of this city, grievously injured in the cyclone that struck Miracle Waterford Monday afternoon, was brought to Mount Varmon yesterday afternoon and admitted to Mercy Hospital. This morning he was reported to be slowly improving as he recovers in Waterford since the incident.

Fred Krouger Waterford Mount Varmon Mr. Kreuger

Uniform Rank to Initiate Large Class at K of P Meeting

A meeting of the Uniform Rank of the K of P set for Monday evening September 13 features the initiation of a large class. Important business will be transacted. all Bir Knights are urged to attend.

K. of P.’s Bir

Bulletin Boards to Track Chamber Dues at Headquarters

The Chamber of Commerce will post total membership on bulletin boards at its headquarters to show dues status. A Gold Star will be added to names of members who pay, as a plan to improve collections for 1919 and 1920. President Kahri cites arrears of up to a year and six months, calling timely payments paramount.

Chamber of Commerce Nereafter Kahri Fts Chamber

Weekend Visit Gossip In Buckeye City Circles

Social notes from Buckeye City recount weekend visits among Avary Akron and Lawndale residents. Walter Spearman spent time with parents Mr and Mrs Frank Spearman while Miss Alice Frase and Madeline Baker of Akron visited Mrs Sanford Hammond. Roy Sherman returned to Traa way after extended visits with his parents. Wm Collier of Akron stayed with Mr and Mrs Jos Lepley. News mentions a birth announced for Betty Verna to Mr and Mrs Russell Rickert. Mrs Perve Weirick and granddaughter visited Fred Welrick after Sunday calls.

Walter Spearman Avary Frank Spearman Alice Frase Madeline Baker Akron Sanford Hammond Roy Sherman Traaway H. L. Sherman Wm. Collier Jos. Lepley Betty Verna Andy Russell Rickert Lela McKee Lawndale O. Mra Eb, Haas and Sons AMM John Wander Perve Weirick Little Grand Fred Welrick

Baseball scores and today’s league games

National League results show Cincinnati over Boston 6 to 3, Pittsburgh 4 New York 3, and Brooklyn at St. Louis in July. American League games list Cleveland 9 Washington 5 and Detroit 11 Philadelphia 4. Today’s schedule includes Toledo at Columbus and Brooklyn at St. Louis among others with multiple league pairings.

Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn-St. Louis Cleveland Washington Chicago St. Louis Philadelphia Detroit Toledo Columbus Louiaville Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis Milwaukee St. Paul Brooklyn Cleveland A Boston Aba American ‘Association B. St. Pat Minneapolis Milwaukee Indianapolis Bar Louieville American Association Louisville Indiana

Coal Order Suspended Amid Port congestion

The Interstate Commerce Commission halted for five days its coal shipment priority order due to congestion at Atlantis port. The suspension begins tomorrow, affecting coal shipments to New England states and the Northeast region.

Associated Press Banner Washington Atlantis Porta Interstate Commerce Commission New England

No-To-Bac Promises Smoke-Free Life

A damaged ad urges quitting tobacco with No-To-Bac from Cascarets owners. It claims the product relieves nicotine cravings, offers a money-back refund, and positions a harmless mouth alternative to smoking, targeting anxious smokers seeking a cost saving, relief based on bold promises.

Cascarets

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