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Missionary Society
VIII Meet Tomorrow.
Helpful Club
Entertains.

The ladies' Of the Helpful club en-
tertained with a dinner last Monda,
, 1922-08-07

Marriage

4 quiet ceremony took place at :
q Slock yesterday afternoon in the mar
rage Of Miss Dorothy Sheffield 70
Mr.. Farrell w. Kirk. the servics be.
ing performed by the Rev. Charles C.
Stout at the Christian manse. The
young couple were attended by Mr..
Arthur Thatcher and Mrs. Lucille Gun
ninzham. The bride wore a light chic
tailored suit. a tailored hat. and a
corsage bouquet Of roses.
Mr.. Kinks home Is in Salt Lake
City. He has resided here since last
September and IL connected with the
STANDARD Refining company. Mrs.
Kirk has been q resident here for four
years. She is a beautiful and charm
ing young lady with a host o ,friends
who extend their best wishes to her.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirk will make their
home here.
, 1922-08-07
City Briefs

George Rice and James o'Br4en mo.
tored up from Dougina yesterday Mt
ernoon and spent a few hours with
friends here. Mr.. Rice Is deamonstrat-
Ing the Jewett motor car. while Mr..
o'Buen is In the postal service there.
W. e. Patten has returned to the
holdings OF the AnnabeIle wyoming
OIL company in the Swieetwater coun,
Try With the expectation OF n sue.
eesSful drilling OF the present well.
which is now down about LEO feet.
J. G. Croskin has returned from
a vacation trip to Yellowstone park.
A w. Peake has returned to the
city after a brief business trip in
the interest OF the Midwest Refining
company.
Ralph Hudson and John Bishop are
among the Casperitcs who motored TO
tho Big Horn mountains for a fishing
trip Sunday.
y. s. Wilson is back in the city
after a business trip.
, 1922-08-07
"Flapper'' Dances
Tonight and Tomorrow

Confident at asst IN their contested
rightness. the flappers Will appear
in full force at the Arkeon this even.
ing and tomorrow evening. Fully
bedecked with a maze of curled and
curlless locks flowing In the four
winds, they will take the public by
storm. Each of them alone will be
enough to sweep the Judges off their
feet, and 1t is rumored that Il will
take the combined efforts OF Sheriff
J. L. Marquis, ]. E. Scotia DIR. j. e.
Berquist, ]. c.. Nelson, Byron HUE,
and DR.. ]. F. O'Donneil to select the
daintiest of the flappiers.
At the dance this evening the pref
test blonde. brunette and red-headoi
girl will be selected. Is will also ttc
handsomest bald-headed and long
haired men, who act as escorts to
n Of the bobbed-haired species.
Tomorrow night a like selection
will be made, and from the material
thus chosen. will be taken those who
are thought worthy VI the prizes.
The prizes are: First prize. s25;
three second prizes, 80; bald-headed
escort, IS; Ions Saired escort IS.
r. G. Edinger and 7. H. Archer
are responsible for. the flappers' ball.
Missionary Society
VIII Meet Tomorrow.
Tho Foreign Missionary society OF
the Methodist church will meet with
Mrs. Otis Thompson. 424 South PARK
street, at 2:30 y. m. Tuesday. Elec-
ton OF officers end opening OF mite
boxes Will take place.
, 1922-08-07
Personals

Mrs. j. w. Lind has from
a vacation trip to Sheridan. where She
visited with relatives.
w. II. Patten and daughter Evelyn
together with Mon McMahon mo.
ooa'cd TO Cheyenne Saturday TO be
gone several days.
MI. and Mrs. G. r. Kennedy. from
Aiamosa, Colo. are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. John Mover Of Salt Creek.
Mrs. Meyer is a sister of Mrs. Ken
nedy.
Miss Thelrna and Miss Darline
Young report a very pleasant week
spent at the ranch OF Robert Dorr
near Pathfinder dam. They returned
home Saturday with their parents. MI.
and Mrs. c. l.. Young. and with Alva
Henderson n Gerald Store.
Mr.. n Mrs. e. ]. James are the
proud parents of a son horn Saturday
afternoon at the county hospital,
Mrs. S. e. Phippen has returned to
her home in Casper after a months
, 1922-08-07

Mrs. S. e. Phippen has returned to
Ter home in Casper after a months
, 1922-08-07
Winter Are
Entertained at Sheridan,

Judge and Mrs. C. z. Winter. who
have been spending a few days at
Sheridan have been royalty feted while
there. Not only has the judge been
honored by invitations to speak before
several organizations. but many social
affairs have been held to which the
Casperites were invited. Among these
were two receptions for Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mondell. as disclosed in the fol;
lowing extract from stories appearing
in tfe society column OF the Sheridan
Post:
''Thefovely home OF Mrs.. Peter Kooi
on Residence Hill was yesterday open
ed TO receive the ladies OF Sheridan,
who desired to meet Mrs. Frank w.
NIondell, and during the receiving
hours from . to 5 about 125 ladies
called TO take the opportunity of meet
ing the charming wife OF wyoming's
congressman. And among them were
many OF her old friends and many
new ones.
Opportunities of meeting Mrs. Mon.
dell have been few. and appreciation
OF h chance Of having her as an
honored guest for a few days was
shown by the Sheridan ladies by the
large number atten.tng. There were
quite a few out of town visitors In at.
tendance, among them Mrs, Charles
z. Winter OF Casper and the ladies' OF
Fort Mackenzie"
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman H. Brooks
at their lovely home on Residence
Hill, entertained a small at
luncheon yesterday noon in honor OF
Congressman and Mrs. Frank w.
) Mondell. Informality was the key.
note and appreciated by the guests
who included besides the honor guests.
Judge n Mrs. Charles f. Winter OF
Casper and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Watt
Brandon"
, 1922-08-07

We wish 10 notify all OF "a patrons
Starting August eth the Platte Inn
viii close al 1 A. m weekly and there
will be no dance on Sunday evenings
until further notice S7.3t'
, 1922-08-07

\. s. Wilson is back in the city
after a business trip.
, 1922-08-07
NORTHCLIFFE
is SINKING

LONDON. AUG 7-Ry Th= Asso-
ciated Pressl-A bulletin sssuci by
the attending physicians attending
Ntscount No-thciiffe this morning
aid there had been a rapid increase
in the patients weakness and that
his condition was considered very
grave.
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MT. ZION

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Green and
son George spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. John Rizer of Hen Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Harris and
daughter Nellie spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Schooler.
Mrs Cora Pryor spent Thursday af.
ternoon with Mrs. Ella Nichols.
Mrs. Lawrence Green spent Friday
with Mrs. Clark Schooler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson and
daughter Bonnie, of Martinsburg
spent Sunday with relatives at this
place.
Mrs. Cora Pryor and daughter Ma.
rie, and Mrs. Cora Burch spent Wed.
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Clark
Schooler.
Miss Gertha Nichols has returned
to Avoca, Iowa, after spending sever
al weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Nichols.
Miss Gladys Barker is able to be
out again after a two weeks illness
OF grip.
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LOCK

Mr.. Joseph Larimore, Mt. Vernon,
was the guest of Mr., and Mrs. Jesse
I.arimore over Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stoughton. Co.
lumbus, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Voyles, over Sunday. Mrs. Stoughton
remained to spend the week visiting
friends but Mr.. Stoughton returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Stoughton, New
ark, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Shuff over Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Hawkins has returned
from Mt. Vernon where she had been
a few days with her sister. who is In
Mercy hospital.
Mrs Mallie Rowland visited her
sister, Mrs. Frank Hunter. Brandon,
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COURT NOTES

Sheriff b. II. Lytle left Friday
morning for Columbus, expecting to
return in the evening with Burton
Schlessinger, wanted in Mt Vernon
fer non-support. The amdavit charg-
ing Scblessinger with non-support
was made by his former wife, who re-
Gently obtained divorce in the COM
mon pleas court of Knox county.
AS related in The Banner about two
weeks ago, Sheriff Lytle and Con
stable Jesse Sensel went to Columbus
with a warrant for Schlessinger's ar.
rest, but Columbus officials refused to
surrender the man for the reason that
he was under arrest in that city
charged with passing checks without
funds. The sheriff of Franklin coun.
ty informed Sheriff Lytle he would
surrender Schlessinger just as soon
as he gave bond. Thursday evening,
Sheriff Lytle received telephone
message from the Franklin county
sheriff stating that Schlessinger had
given bond and would be released to
the Knox county authorities.
Schlessinger is the son of Nose
Schlessinger, u wellknown Columbus
politician.
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A community meeting under the
auspices Of the Farm Bureau was held
in the township house at Greer Thurs
day afternoon. The meeting was call
ed for the purpose of discussing a pro
gram for the activities of the bureau
for the year.
The following program was adopt
ed:
Hog Feeding Demonstrations, Com
imittee s. j.. Bross.
! Live Stock Marketing, committee
J. G. Juergens, J. E. Farquhar, R. A.
Greer, r. O. Giffin, w. E. Tisserand.
a Sheep Grading Demonstrations-E
P. Greer.
VOL Marketing-J. A. Shultz, q. p.
Greer, S. j. Bross, r. o. Giffin, Hem
ry Shinnabarker.
Poultry Feeding demonstrations
A. B. Simpson.
Poultry Culling Demonstrations--C.
c. Severns, r. A. Greer.
Boys and Girls Clubs-A. B. Simp.
son.
Dress Form Demonstrations-Mrs.
Henry Temple.
Farmers' Institute.
Memberships. j. Bross, R. o. Gift
fin, ]. G. Juergens, I. w. Rice, J. A.
Shultz.
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the first of. the week.

the first of the week.
Mr.. Ralph Moreland is visiting rel
atives in Cleveland and enroute hom,
will visit his sister, Mrs. Lester Beev
er. at Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ward, of To
ledo, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Stockberger over the Sunday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Higgins was visitor in
Croton Monday.
Messrs Forrest Crowl and Will Coe
have purchased Fordsons.
Mr.. Whine Preston and daughter
Miss Pauline, and Mrs. Ella Preston
Brandon, Mr. ard Mrs. ]. G. Crottin
ger visited Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Debolt
at Centerburg, Sunday.
Mr.. Dale Willison, Croton, visited
relatives here few days.
Mrs Frances Hawkins is i'll at her
home north of town.
On Friday evening, Feb. 10, there
will be meeting in the hall. County
Agent Mowls and other speakers will
be present. This is to be farmers
and everybody is invited to
attend as there will be talks relative
to farm activities.
On Saturday evening, Feb. 1S, there
will be poverty" social in the hall.
The Golden Gossip club will have
charge. Everybody welcome. Supper
and much amusement. Everybody is
asked to come in their "everydays"
and those who come dressed up" will
be asked to pay a fine.
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The livest organization of live stock
breeders in Knox county is the Duroc
Breeders Association, whose sale has
been announced for Wednesday,, Feb.
ruary 15.
Though not yet two years old, it is
already showing some commendable
results. The members have been in.
PRODUCING some Of the best individu-
ais of the breed into their herds and
considerable improvement can al.
ready be seen in their herds.
The association is mostly compos.
ed of the young breeders who are in
terested in stimulating greater inter-
.est of the other young people in pure
breds and in bringing more distinc-
tion to the county as center of pure
bred Durocs.
Most folks will remember the fine
show they put on at the County Fair
last fall when they showed over hun
dred head of hogs, and the animals to
be put in the sale are the same class
Of stuff as was shown.
The sale committee consists of Rus.
sell Sellers, Harry Patterson, Earl
Sperry, Frank Ward, Jr, and Charles
Cassell.
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PALMYRA

Mrs. Alymra Marts has been con
fined to her home with a severe sore
throat
Our school is closed this week on
account of the illness of the teacher
Sabra Mcintyre.
Fred Green recently suffered the
loss by fire of most OF his personal
property in Mansfield. Mr.. Green az
his family We're awakened by the o. T.
locating smoke and were fortunate in
escaping. even with their lives.
Ethel Debolt has returned from a
business trip to Hiram college.
Charles Green has been on the sick
list, but is able to be out again.
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EAGLE GROVE

Mrs. ID. X. Leedy of Newark spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. J. l.
Rummel
Miss Grace Phillips of Mansfield
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurd Fletcher and son
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Par
sons and family
Clifford Cline and family of An
kenytown spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cline.
Miss Josie Strang of Fredericktowr
is spending the week with Mrs
Charles Grant.
c. r. Braddock made business trir
to Akron last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Oldaker ant
daughters. Wanda and Oma, and Miss
Agnes Penhorwood were the Sunday
guests of Clyde Phillips and family.
The Eagle Grove Country club was
very pleasantly entertained at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cline
Thursday evening of last week.
short but interesting program was
rendered, after which refreshments
we're served by a committee of ladies
to the go guests present.
Harry Brown, who Is coach for the
American Legion basketball team o
Fredericktown. accompanied them t.
Mt Gilead last Wednesday night
where thy played the All Stars o
that place
Miss Sarlla Phillips is spending thu
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Darmie Phil
lips of Green Valley
The Pastime club was royalty Ell
| tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Brown, Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Phillips ant
family visited with Mrs. Phillips
brother, Rollie Armstrong, and family
of Lexington. one day last week.
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.BATENANT0WN

The Ladies' Aid of the M. F.
church will present their first annual
play entitled mo Cure, No Pay" on
Tuesday evening, Feb. Ia. Adults Zoe
children 15c. Good eats included.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Thompson spent
last Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion Watkins of near Salem
The revival services closed last
week Rev. G. Il. Stockdale of Fred
ericktown filled the pulpit on Satur-
day and Sunday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs X. X. Bateman' had as
their guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Kershner and son Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fidler had
as their guests last week, Mr. and
Mrs Edgar Br.ggle.
We arc glad to report that Mr.. Paul
Vickroy, who had his tonsils removed
last week, is recovering nicely from
the operation.
Tho Ladies' Aid society met Thurs
day with Mrs. Lewis Wertz.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roberts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts, all of
near Ankenytown. were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Rucker.
The cast of characters in the La
dies Aid play entitled mo Cure, No
Pay" is as follows:
Mrs. Languish-Lulu Thompson.
Alice, her daughter-Mabel Wertz.
Aunt Midget-Belle Fredericks.
Jenny Carter-Nora Bateman.
Susie Dean-Edna Cochran.
Lucy Aiken-Grace Rucker.
Eridget-Emma Fidler.
Don't fail to see this; also the fun
ny drill. Coed music and eats, too.
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Constable Jesse Sensel, who lad
the misfortune to fall at his home tho
night before Christmas and fracture
one of the bones in his foot, has nea.'
ly recovered from the effect of the IN
jury and expects to resume his active
duties as constable in the court OF
Magistrate Harter next Monday.
Although Constable Sensel has
been at the office short time each
day for the past two weeks, he has
been unable to do any active work.
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[)ANVN..LE

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Wise and son,
of Mt Vernon. spent Sunday here
with relatives.
A good crowd attended the square
dance at Parish hall Friday night.
Paul Wren of Mt. Vernon was
business visitor her Monday.
Tony Blubaugh is confined to his
bed with a severe case of pneumonia.
Fred Carver and Floyd Banbury
spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon.
Mark Hammond has purchased the
MAJOR grocery.
DR. Hyatt OF Perrysville spent last
Thursday here with his mother.
L. G. Richey was a business visitor
at Mt Vernon Tuesday. ''
The girls and boys basketball team
representing d. b. Fl. s., will go to
Gambler Friday night to play the high
school teams of that place.
w. A Ulrey of Mt. Vernon was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Rev Il. Williams went to Pitts
burgh Monday on business.
C. Newton spent Sunday in Canton.
Danville All Stars had an easy time
winning from Centerburg here Satur-
day 36-13.
Jack Coggins of Tiverton spent las.
Monday here on business.
Clyde Cornell was Walhonding
visitor Monday.
Mike De Long of North Liberty was
a visitor here Saturday.
Royal Robson of Columbus is
spending few days here with his
mother
Miss Martha Parish Of Athens Is
spending tEe week here with her par
ente.
Ben Dubinsky OF Mt. Vernon was a
business visitor here Monday.
Burl Thompson and Bernard Shafer
were Columbus visitors Monday.
The All Stars will take on the fast
Warsaw team here Saturday night
Feb. II The local team Is going
strong, winning 10 out of II games.
William Carver was taken to Mercy
hospital Saturday, threatened with
blood poisoning
Mrs. Bert Banhury and Frank
Weekly and wife motored to Colum
bus Tuesday.
j. c. Hall and Clyde Cornell were
business visitors at Columbus Mon
day.
Ted Loney of o. s, U. Is spending
n few days here with relatives.
Joseph Sellers of Mt. Vernon was
a visitor here Saturday.
Harold Jones of Columbus spent
the weekend here with his parents.
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Mr.. l.. G.. Marple of Fredericktown
received telephone message from
Columbus last evening telling of the
death of Mrs. Laura Edwards. wife
of l.. B. Edwards. She was So years
Of age. Mrs. Edwards was we'll known
in Mt Vernon having moved here
from Fredericktown several years
ago, prior to moving to Columbus. She
and her husband conducted a rooming
house on East Gambler street during
their stay in this city. Her husband
was the publisher of the Frederick
town Free Press for several years
while they resided in that village.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Edwards
is survived by three sons, DR.. Glenn,
of Willard, Ohio; Mack of Pittsburgh,
Pa, and Fred of Columbus. One sis
ter, Mrs. Morgan Lafever of Freder-
icktown, also survives.
The remains will be taken to Fred.
ericktown Sunday noon and removed
to the home of Mr.. Marple where fun
eral services will be held at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Marple is first cousin of Mr.. Ed.
wards.
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JELI.OWAY, Feb. 1O--The A. +.
Ross gas well No. came In Friday
with good flow of gas. Drilling was
started on Walter Workman well No.
2 this week. The Reed we'll No. 2 was
duster.
The Home Oil & Gas Co. has start.
ed drilling for gas in the Ireland
school yard. Drillers say they cannot
miss it, for productive wells are 10.
Gated all around the location.
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P. ]. Donavan, alias F. E. Allen,
charged with completely in fraudu-
lent transaction involving the United
Drug Co., of Boston, Mass, was ar
raigned in the court of Justice George
S. Harter Friday morning. Donavan
waived examination and was bound
over to the common pleas court under
$500 bond, which was given by his
brother, T. A. Donavan.
The allegation under which the
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-14
Advertisement Returned

In the real estate proceedings Of j.
O. Mchrtor, executor of Alexander
Reams, VS.. Frank Reams, an appraise
ment has been returned to the pro.
bate court of Knox county. The ap-
praisement shows two tracts of real
estate appraised as follows: First
tract at $1,000, second tract at $G375,
Total $17,405. The executor has been
ordered to furnish additional bond.
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0XC0. NEWS

Information was given out at the
office Of the Knox county surveyor
Saturday morning that ]. L. Edwards
of Sunbury had not defaulted in fill.
ing his bond for the building of the
Mt. Vernon-Newark pike and that
work would proceed on the proposed
pike early in the spring without re.
advertising for new bids. It was re-
ported week ago at the office Of
State Highway Director Herrick that
Edwards had defaulted and was un.
able to do the work at the price sub.
mitted in his bid.
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JELL0NAY

Mrs. Clark LentZ of Loudonvillo
spent Tuesday visiting Mrs. Mira Me
Conchie and Mr.. W. II. Frasher.
Word has been received here of the
death, Wednesday morning, of Mrs
Martin Richert of Akron, formerly OF
this place. Mr., and Mrs. A. f, Rich
ert left Thursday for Akron to attend
the funeral.
Mr. Walter McConchie of Mt. Yer
non was the guest of his aunt, Mrs
Mira MeConchie, last Friday.
G. Is Hall and w. II. Frasher are on
the sick list
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-14

GAMBLER, o., Feb. II - Gambler
high school, basket ball team remains
undefeated this season, being victor
ious over the Danville high team by
score of As to 16 at game played
Friday evening in Rosse hall. Pre-.
cedlng this game. the Gambler girls
defeated the Danville girls by a score
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-14

LOCK, o., Feb. ia meeting OF
the farm bureau was held Friday ev.
ening in the community hall of this
place and was attended by large
number of persons. Licking County
Agent Mowls of Newark and Mr.. Por-
ter Of Hebron were present and made
talks.
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warrant was issued for the arrest of
Donavan was sworn to by J. M. Ber-
ry, druggist Of Bladensburg, last
October. Several other men are ac-
cused with Donavan of working a
fraudulent scheme. Donavan was the
last of them to be arraigned.
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M oticn is Filed

In the case of j. II. Mosher VS.. G.
II. Simmons ct al, motion has been
filed by the defendant in the common
pleas court of Knox county. The de.
fendant asks that the petition be
stricken from the files, alleging that
q contract does not exist. The de-
fendant also asks that the petition be
made more definite and certain.
Fwalt & Blair are the attorneys for
c. II. Simmons.
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of 80.
A large crowd witnessed both con.
tests and still larger attendance is
expected at the game to occur in
Rosse hall next Friday night when the
Martinsburg high team plays Gam.
bier
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New Bond Filed

In the matter of the real estate pro-
coedings of j. O.. McArtor, executor of
Alexander Reams, VS.. Frank Reams,
a new real estate bond in the sum of
$35 900 has been filed by the execu-
tor. The suretles are Aaron Lepiey,
j. II Henwood and Lot Norrick. An
order of sale has been issued out of
the probate court.
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Appointment Made

Belle Clements has been appointed
administrators of Oliver B. Clements
by the probate court of Knox county.
Rond 100000, with +. l.. Singrey and
a. A. Dowds as sureties. The Gp-
praisers are Clayton Myers, Charles
Baker and Albert Hoar.
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Manners expossd.

A sure sign of Ill manners IL to talk
loud. II you are In n habit when you
% into a. store OF talking In such loud
voice the iuhitors inI the cellar hears
you, quit 1t. All ill-bred people talk
90 loud that they drown everyone In
the room.--.Arkansaw Thomas Cat.
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Opinion Is Received

A written opinion has been received
in the city, rendered by Judge G. C.
Lemert in the case of Donald c. Shef.
fer VS.. May Shelter, heard in the
Knox county common pleas court two
weeks ago. The case involved the
partition OF real estate According to
the opinion of Judge Lemert, the
plaintiffs petition is dismissed at his
costs. A motion for a new trial, If
filed, is overruled Bond for appeal,
il filed, is fixed at $780,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-02-14

The plaintiff claims there is due him
the sum of $50 as commission for sell.
ing property of the defendant. Paul
M. Ashbaugh is the attorney for the
plaintiff.