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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1920

Page

4

Clean Elections in Ohio Senate Race Sparks Money Debate

The piece notes Democratic candidate William A. Julian of Cincinnati opposing moneyed influence in the Ohio Senate race and pledging to vote to oust Senator Truman H. Newberry. It cites campaign spending, asks about Will Willis’s stance, and mentions Ohio political money figures and figures tied to Hanna era interests. Evelyn Gatton of Chester Street is visiting Columbus.

United States William A. Dullin Cincinnati Julian Truman H. Newberry Michigan Newberry Senate Willis Mr. Julian Wan Newberryiam Repubican Ohio Keats United States Senate Mark Hanna Hanna Witte Wew Cox Pittsburg Ohio State Journal Republican The State Journal Congress Frank H. Willa William A. Julian Newberrylam

$10 000 Damage Suit Filed by Glassworker

Knox county common pleas court sees Theodore Molet sue Palintiff Jean Andre for 10000 dollars alleging defamation by statements that accused him of stealing glass from coworkers to boost payroll. Plaintiff seeks 10000 damages. Other notices include partition suit, judgment by confession, injunction, administrator appointment, publication orders, estate inheritance taxes, and real estate transfers with names of parties and minimal details.

Theodore Molet Common Pleas Court Knox County Jean Andre Palintiff Pittburgh Palintif I. Bapp Court of Common Plea Boasie Pearl Alfred Falls Et al Mt. Vernon Bwalt & Biallr Coynovit Burt Nyhart DeVoe Edith A. Looker Charles I. Belmont Plainant

Estate notices from Knox county and Wenger inventory

Isabell Furman named administratrix of Henry J. Furman by Knox county probate court with bond of 2000. In Union, Duke V Tracey transfers parcel to Fred Tracey for one dollar. Inventory filed for Errett J Wenger estate showing 3332.45 dollars in cash.

D. K. Bird R. Claypool City Olive A. Young Frank Kidwell Vernonview Frank Hamilton George Henry Duke V. Tracey Fred Tracey Union Isabell Furman Henry J. Furman Knox County Errett J. Wenger

Local social events unfold around entertainments and meetings

Retes plans an evening of entertainment at her North Main Street home for guests. Ladies Ald Society met Friday at Vine Street Church parlors with fifteen attendees and refreshments by Circle No. 1. Mount Vernon Country Club hosts a September 6 picnic with dancing and Kenneth Payne orchestra. Circle No. 3 hosts Circle No. 4 gathering on the old Delaware road with twenty five members and refreshments. Liberty Club Dance drew thirty five couples with Buckeye Syncopators providing music. Woman's Association of the Congregational church met Friday with a program on Ching and lawn supper hosted by Mrs Colville. Mrs Kleiner travels to Wellsburg, and Newark residents plan Labor Day visits to Cleveland.

Ladies Ald Society Vine Street Church of Christ Circle No Ida Darling Circle No. 4 Vinestreet Church of Christ Old Delaware Road Cirele John Baughman Liberty Club Liberty Clut Edmond McCormick Robert Flanagan John Hayes Joseph Henley Buckeye Woman's Association Woman's Association of the Congregational Church Charlen ¥. Colville East High Street Kelley

Births reported from several families in town and surrounding areas

A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Micheux on Columbar road. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Butcher at Mercy Hospital Thursday. A son was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Butler of South Vernon. A daughter was born Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Detroit. Mrs. Smith was formerly Miss Stella Schlappacasse of this city. A daughter was born Saturday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breckler of Danville.

Edgar Micheux Columbar Road Roy Butcher Mercy Hospital Frank Butler South Vernon John ©. Smith Detroit Smith Stella Schlappacasse Thin City Charles Breckler Danville

Mrs Laura J Banks Called By Death

Mrs Laura Jane Banks 55 wife of Charles T Banks of 1009 West Chestnut Street Mount Vernon Ohio died at home after a two week illness. Born in Lancaster Ohio she lived much of her life in Mount Vernon. Survived by husband two brothers funeral at 10 am Tuesday September 7 from her home with Rev Lewis officiating interment Mound View Cemetery. Paul and George Wilhelm Mrs Thos Carrol and son Paul Akron guests of Mrs Alice Parriah East Vine Street.

Laura Jane Banka Charles T. Banks Weat Chestnut Street Thin City Banks Lancaster Ohio Mount Vernon West Chestnut Street Rev Lewis Mound View Cemetery George Wilhelm Thos Carrol and Son Paul Akron Alice Parriah East Vine Street

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