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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1920
Page
4
Obituary and cards of thanks notice appears in the Mount Vernon Ohio semi weekly edition at Monument Square. Subscription rate is two dollars per year in advance. Friday September 24 1920 date appears with publication details and form of payment.
Mollie EB Stewart sues Cordin Shaffer in Knox county common pleas for 10000 alleging false statements damaged her character including accused theft of gold pieces and earrings. Ray Oldaker sues Harold Shafter for 195 damages after paying 250 for a horse not found. Also an execution notice extends costs against George Perrine of Mt Vernon and against Pennsylvania rail road.
A sales pitch highlighting the superiority of 6 percent interest from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company. It urges readers to invest through Rankin Building at 22 West Gay Street in Columbus for safer returns and long term experience-free gains.
Knox county common pleas and probate actions include a partition suit against unknown heirs in Perry Nimorick case, alimony modification request in Bertha Scott v Talbert Scott, and a decree for plaintiff in Modest Raymond v Elizabeth Raymond. First partial accounts and various property transfers recorded, with executor and appraiser appointments and orders for service and private sale.
Eagle Grove notes list Mrs Fro Stiith and children from Mansfeld visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Robinson. J N Montgomery and family were guests of Mr and Mrs Samuel Cline. Charles Grant spent Saturday in Mt Vernon. Lloyd Shira and W J Shipley families attended Newark fair. Cyrus Oldaker and daughters Wanda Oma and Miss Allen visited J D Hall. Alva Robinson and family called on Mrs Robinson's sister north of Mansfeld. Charles Boal with daughter Florence, from Mansfeld, visited Moya Shira. Miry Grace Growsman, teaching in Pleasant township, was home for Sunday. Paul Shipley of Mt Vernon visited his uncle W A Shipley. News not insinuations in THE BANNER.
John Pfeiffer Ohio fair price commissioner appeals to Mt V ern housewives not to pay over 16 or 17 cents per pound for sugar. He notes Mt Vernon retailers charge 18 cents, while Newark and Columbus offer 16 cents. Pfeiffer cites wholesale sugar at 18 1 4 to 24 8 4 cents and asks consumers to boycott until prices drop.
Carl Van Amen was elected high school cheer leader at a mass meeting in the high school auditorium Tuesday afternoon. Three candidates competed and each was required to teach a new yell. Plans were then outlined for a Tag Day drive.
Prof. P H H Barlow resigns as French instructor at Kenyon College and will become an instructor at a university in Washington D C. Prof. H T Weat will teach French at Kenyon this year. Miss Ella Grant of North Main street entered Mercy Hospital.
Shoei Mosholder and Deputy Sheriff Lytle arrested French Haddix in Newark on Wednesday morning. Haddix was wanted in Mt. Vernon on nine counts of moving mortgaged goods out of the county. The affidavit was sworn by Carl Ferrell, local manager of Hoover Woldands Co. Haddix is jailed awaiting a hearing before Magistrate Harter. A son was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson at Mercy Hospital.
There will be no meeting of the Knox County Women's Democratic Club this evening. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening October 6 at 7 30 at the Knox county courthouse. All ladies are urged to attend. For sale used Fordson tractor $400 Nyhart Auto Sales Co.
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