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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1920

Page

5

Know county contracts and estate actions detailed

The Know county commissioners met at the courthouse and awarded the Robinson bridge pier contract in Jefferson township to Kilbuck Sand & Gravel Co for 9710.80. A final account in the Brockway estate was filed showing 3212.37 received and paid. Orders of sale issued in the Baugh and Stowe estates. Hattie Sockman named executrix of R P Bockman with no bond. Marriage license issued for Carl Harris and Olive Nicholls in Bladensburg by Rev J A Long.

Robinson Bridge Jefferson Township Kilibuck Sand & Gravel Co Homer C. Smith Abigail S. Brockway Hattie Sockman R. P. Bockman Knox County F. M. Allen Samuel Cramer John Quay Carl Harris Olive Nicholls Bladensburg J. A. Long

California on the Bottle Advised Calming Syrup

An old advertisement urges parents to look for the word California on syrup of figs packages to ensure a safe mild laxative for children. It touts a fruity taste and full dosing directions on each bottle.

California

Real Estate Transfers Listed in Milford Berlin and Clinton

Real estate transfers include William Bishop to Alonzo Stanay for a parcel in Milford. W W Kinney transfers to Arthur J Mar Abell a parcel in Berlin. Catherine G Herring transfers to Clyde Fen a parcel in Clinton.

Real Kétete Tranefere William Bishop Alonzo Stanay Milford W. W. Kinney Arthur J. Mar Abell Berlin Catherine G. Herring Clyde Fen Volt Clinton

Local residents visit, travel and schooling notes

Lock and Mrs W G Darton of Cleveland hosted guests from Mr and Mrs Harry Stoughton to Columbus and Newark relatives. J W Chrisman visited Columbus. John Harlow and Hilla Rowe of Columbus visited. K T Coe of Charleston WV spent days with relatives and at the fair. Irene McKinley of Columbus visited her sister Mrs Harry Stoughton. Ralph and Clyde Chrisman returned from Heath. Clyde stays for school work. Ralph heads back to Heath. Mrs A H Rush taught in Gambier. May Mitchell visited Mt Vernon. L W Mitchell of Akron was a guest of Ida Mitchell. Hazel Barr of Centerbury began school at College Hill. Harry Stoughton visited Mt Vernon. William Coe hosted dinner. BE T Coe of Charleston WV, John Harlow with Billa Rowe, and Walter Coe with Maurine also noted.

Mra W. G. Darton Cleveland Harry Stoughton Jamon Joe Hood Newark H. J. Hood Charlox W. Chrisman Columbus John Harlow Hilla Rowe Leo Voyles K. T. Coe Charleston W. Va Irene McKinley Slater Ralph Clyde Chrisman Heath Clyde A. H. Rush Gambier Mise May Mitchell Mt. Vernon L. W. Mitchell Akron Ida &. Mitchell Hazel Barr Centerbury Begaw College Hill William "Coe

Local families attend state fair and updates from Eagle Grove

Eagle Grove residents report attendance at the state fair in Columbus prompted moves and visits. William Maxwell moved his family to Springfield Ohio while others, including Mr and Mrs Alva Robinson and Royal Gilmore, spent time in Columbus. Several families journeyed for church and school tasks with updates on grandchildren and neighboring towns.

Lloyd Shira Columbus William Maxwell Springfield Robert Grossman Miss Grace Pennsylvania Alva Robinson Royal Gilmore H. ©. Toms Prospect North Liberty W. B. Shipley Richard Cline Samuel Cline Akron Agnew J. J. Ramel M. M. Phillips Wills Parsons Carl Cline Joseph Stofer Harod Edith Winegardner

Bargain Day and Dollar Day Coming to Mt Vernon

Mt Vernon schedules Bargain Day on Wednesday September 16 with merchants urged to submit ad copy to the Chamber of Commerce by Friday morning. Printers need the copy early to meet weekend deadlines. Dollar Day follows on October 20 with anticipated wide promotions and strong bargains.

Mt. Vernon the Chamber of Commerce

Hospital Note on Bladensburg Patient and Smallpox Case

Mrs. Allen Taylor of Bladensburg was admitted to Mercy hospital on Wednesday. A mild case of smallpox in Academ a was reported today by a local physician.

Allen Taylor Bladensburg Mercy Hospital

Thirtieth Knox County WCTU Convention Opens in Danville

The Knox County Women's Christian Temperance Union announces its thirtieth annual convention to be held September 22 and 23 at the Disciple Church in Danville. The program includes devotions, reports, papers on tobacco and morality, institute topics, and Loyal Temperance Legion activities. Delegates plan to bring lunch. coffee provided by Danville and Buckeye City.

Knox County Womens Christian Temperance Union Disciple Cive Danville Buckeye City

Runaway Crash Injures Two Women in Coshocton Street

On Wednesday afternoon at Tark and Cheatnut, Mrs. Verd Mavis and Mrs. Gates were thrown from a buggy and sustained severe injuries. The runaway horse, carrying Mrs. Dunmire, dashed toward Vine Street before being stopped. Mrs. Dunmire remained in the buggy.

Verd Mavis Howard Gatlex Coshocton Avenue John Dunmira East Vine Street Tark and Cheatnut Street Mavis Gates

Knox County Shows Strong Level at Ohio State Fair

Knox County reports a creditable showing at the Ohio State Fair with blue ribbons for a Liberty township pig raised by George Jackson and fourth premium for a pig by Donald Hatton in Poland China class. Ruth Ransom’s poultry, sewing club entries, and six fleeces of wool by Manville Pickering also earned premiums. horses and sheep fared well in classes.

Knox County Ander Pee George Jackson Liberty Township Donald Hatton Ruth Ransom Wyandotte Sewing Club Manville Pickering Milford Township Arthur Penick Raynhard Brothers J.M. Wilson J. I. Walker Bert Litt

Suspects Ordered to Leave the City

Cecil Banks George Lawson and Richard Wolfe three colored men from Columbus were arrested on suspicion at 115 by Officer McElroy loitering near the Kelsor Dowds building on South Main Street. They were jailed overnight and released this morning ordered out of the city.

Cecil Banks George Lawson Richard Wolfe Columbus McElroy Kelser-Dowds Company South Main Street

Prayer Service at Vine Street Church of Christ Tonight

Mid week service at 7 30 PM features a sermon on Christian Interna Honalium, Benefica of Prohibition. Mia P W Loney reads as part of the program and all residents of a sober world are invited to attend.

Vine Street Church of Christ Loney

Local Echoes of Parish and Community Life Near Ankenytown

Palmiyra E and Walker spouse of Lorain spent the summer near Ankenytown visiting friends before returning home. Lillie Margaret Merrin returned home Saturday after visiting her aunt Mrs B C Debolt. Mr D D Woodward ill with pneumonia shows slight improvement. Several families returned from a motor trip to Pennsylvania for the Garver reunion. Master Kenneth Ewers returned to Akron after summer with grandparents G J Ewers. C Chambers and wife of Akron visited Wesley Auten. Two weeks of church services ended with an all meeting and a picnic lunch. Distants included Mrs Albina Shafer Delphos Rev J A Long and Mrs Weaver Mt Vernon Mr and Miss Blair Levering Frank Brodrick family Fredericktown Frank Hosack and son Waterford Rev Lang gave the address. Rain kept attendance modest but audience enjoyed music by Leon and Bryan Leedy Walter Woodward and a sermon by Rev Saum. Baptismal service planned for Sunday Sept 19. Miss Cleo Woodward left for Warsaw to teach English at the high school.

Walker Lorain Ankenytown Lillle Margaret Merrin B. C. Debolt D. D. Woodward Clayton Kinney W. W. Kinney Mary Kinney William Swihart Pennsylvania Garver Kenneth Ewers Akron G. J. Ewers C. Chambers Wesley Auten Albina Shafer Delphos J. A. Long Weaver Mt. Vernon Miss Blair Levering Frank Brodrick Fredericktown Frank Hosack Waterford Lang Bive Messrs Leon Bryan Leedy Walter Woodward Saum Cleo Woodward Warsaw

Representation of Knox Co at State Meeting

The state speakers bureau of the Democratic party will meet in Columbus Friday to organize the speaking campaign in each county of Ohio. Knox County will be represented by Menora B C Evans president of the Cox Roosevelt club, and Charles West and John Cunningham.

Democratic Party Columbus Ohio Menora B. C. Evans Cox-Roosevelt Club Knox County Charles West John Cunningham

Church Announcements at Wesley Chapel and Hoyt Gilmore

Sunday services and Sunday school announced for Howard M F Church and Wesley Chapel. Sunday school at 10 a m and 2 p m respectively. Morning worship at 11 a m and 3 p m with evening worship at 8 p m both locations. Thursday evening service at 8. Last Sunday before conference messages urging attendance, signed by Pastor Hoy French A Gilmore.

Howard M. F Wesley Chapel Hoy. French A. Gilmore

Notice of Increased Rates at Mt Vernon Public utility

The Ohio Power Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to withdraw tariff Q. G. for commercial lighting service in Mt. Vernon Ohio effective September 20 1920. Withdrawal requires continuation of service under other published tariffs in effect. Copies of the proposed schedule and tariffs may be inspected at The Ohio Power Company office in Mt. Vernon Ohio.

Ohio Power Company Public Utiities Commission of Ohio Mt. Vernon Ohio E. T. Wagenhals

Mt Vernon Telephone meet to discuss subscriber stance

Tele phone subscribers of the Mt. Vernon Telephone Company will gather at North Liberty on Saturday evening September 11 1920 and at Milford township Grange Hall on September 18 1920. The meetings present the Patrons' Executive Committee's stance on the recent telephone controversy and proposed settlement.

Mt. Vernon Telephone Company North Liberty Milford Township

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Know!county Court House Onhirsday Jane Baugh Elizabeth Stowe W. E. Steffan East Gambler Street Vernon, Ohis Intmeng Eagle Grove Vince J. M. Walker Wintermute Liberty Alice Hightmire Vernon L. M. Howes William Bubba Farquhar Medical Temperance Hupp Canterbury Loyal Temperance Legion R. D. Keeley H. D, van Kirk Co. Tumbus J. Spangler Creveling Emma Horton Brink Haven F. Shinnaberry Muale DuHadway Jennie Stephens Flora Ringwall Rer van Ack Children’s Silk Lisle Burson Rand The J. S. Ringwalt Company Nox County Owl Knox CO A.R. McBeth Chiropractor Cor High & Gay Sts Green Stream & Rimer Luther A Stream Wm. F Rimer Real Estate Plate Glaas Gall South Main Frank East High Street New Phone Will J. ‘Doc’ Welsh Citizens Gambier Street H. M. Huntsberger Giana McDermott City Time B. & C Dally Dannor
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