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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1913

Page

7

Chautauqua Details Arrive for Vernon Series

A Redpath Bureau representative finalized plans for the Mt Vernon Chautauqua to run August 20 to 26 in a tent on the Sperry lot foot of Main street. Tickets at $2 cover seven days with daily concerts lectures and Boy Scout activities. organizers expect 760 season tickets sold by local pledge.

J. Adam Bede Dean Sumner Chicago Joseph W. Folk M. A. Kavanaugh Redpath Mt. Vernon Chautauqua Redpat Bureau Citizens’ Committee Redpath Grand Opera Co George L. McNutt Grand Opera Parélli

Ben Greet Players Duke Friday Drama Night Series

Friday evening features Jaros 8 Mant Romory in Shakespearean comedy by the Ben Greet Players. Saturday offers a morning lecture Poverty Care and Remedies, afternoon Marx Trio concert and lecture on Woman's Sex Loyalty, and Saturday evening stand concert. Sunday sacred concerts led by Hobumbr Kryl and his band with sermons by Dr. T B Thompson. Monday and Tuesday present Scout lectures and Mozart concerts with various speakers and entertainment including Laurant the Magician and Barnard Orchestra.

Ben Greet Players Boy Scouts Marx Trio Dean W . Sumner Bergen-Marx Hobumbr Kryl Bobumbr Keryl T B. Thompson Hoy Scouts Mozart Concert Co Jon W. Polk Micourt Mozart Convert Co Laurant Barnard D Justice Marcis A. Kavanaugh Ralph Bingham

Local families gather for Sunday visits and town events

Eb Eb koh ehh bok be Greer and Howard Workman with wives and relatives from Danville Loudonville and Wesley Chapel spent Sunday with Rev Osborne. A W Greer in good health at home west of town. Aden Butzern and family and Mrs Lucy Sapp visited Chas Jurgens east of town. Mrs George Mickley and children Alfred Beasie Harold Walton visited Pethr Walton and wife at Danville. Daniel Sidie and family and Harold Fultner of Spellacy spent Sunday with the Fulmer and Mickley families. Mrs J Greer visited her father. C G Fulmer and Henry Mickley home after visit with ch Mrs Simpson west of town. Mrs Lewis Kerst bitten by a black snake. Dr Reed treated. Lena Brock of Loudonville guest of sister Mrs Jen Brantx. Nazor family to show this place Monday to Wednesday evenings. Mrs J Greer visited her father. Gilman Hughes of Warsaw visiting grandmother Mrs Severns.

Greer Howard Workman Danville Link Cummings Clara Loudonville Mr. Zimmerman Wesley Chapel Osborne A. W. Greer Aden Butziern Lucy Sapp Chas Jurgens George Mickley Alfred and Beasie Harold Walton Pethr Walton Daniel Sidie Harold Fultner Spellacy C. G. Fulmer Henry Mickley Chas Simpson Lewis Kerst Reed Mive Lena Brock Loudenville Jen Brantx Nazor J. ©. Greer Gilman Hughes Warsaw Mra. Severns

Broad list of local visitors and residents' trips around Mt Vernon

Metcalf and family visited Mt Vernon while Mrs Morgan of Columbus stayed with the Reynolds family. Ray Robinson of Detroit visited here recently. Miss Benson of Cardington spent days with Mike Grace Cotton. Grace Darling visits J W Costello in Vinton. Mrs McCracken visits son G H Hulse in Bucyrus over Sunday. Florence Edvine of Columbus visits in J Ba Bet’s home. Sylvia Hawkins and Bila Hews spend a week in Atlantic City. Margaret Hayse returns home to Newark after three weeks with Marie Gilbert. Kenneth Miller goes to Columbus for Adam Express position. L A Culbertson and son George head to Siow Lalande Michigan for a summer stay. George Lilly party returns from Ouetda after visiting relatives.

Metcalf Ethel Mt. Vernon John Morgan Columbus L. W. Reynolds Ray Robinson Detroit Mich Mise Mary Benson Cardington Mike Grace Cotton Grace Darling J. W. Costello Vinton George McCracken Kenneth Miller Adam Express Company L. A. Culbertson and Son George Culbertson Siow Lalande Michigan George Lilly and Son Mt Vernon Ouetda

Court case filed in Knox County Common Pleas

May Vasbinder files a civil action against Charles Vasbinder in Knox County Court of Common Pleas seeking relief in a domestic or property matter. Proceedings establish parties, jurisdiction, and petition details for further court action.

May Vasbinder Charles Vasbinder

Defendant Threatened to Kill in Knox County Divorce Suit

Vasbinder files for divorce from Charles Vasbinder in Knox County Court of Common Pleas alleging habitual drunkenness cruelty and neglect. She cites knife threat and death wish fearing bodily harm and seeks injunction alimony and custody after marriage on February 24 1889 with four children. Temporary injunction granted. final hearing set with B I Sapp as counsel.

May Vasbinder Court of Common Pleas Knox County Charles Vasbinder Charity of Friends Wilkins Ahe Sapp

Visit of Master John Gibson and local social notes

Master John Gibson of Newark is visiting his grandparents Mr and Mrs Hendrix McKee. Mrs Edna Rector of Columbus visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Carpenter. People attended a festival at Riley Chapel Saturday night. Adam Scott visited friends in Amity and Fredericktown last week. Rachel Beal spent Saturday in Mr Vernon. Thude McNabb and Justin McNabb with Mr and Mrs Martin Burtnett visited Gam bier. Louie Stall was taken suddenly ill in Milwood Sunday evening. Marion Carpenter employed to fill the bridge at the dam, opening the road to Danville and other river points.

Tee Zuck John Gibson Newark Hendrix McKee Edna Rector Columbus John Carpenter Riley Chapel Adam Scott Amity Fredericktown Rach'e Beal Vernon Thude McNabb Justin McNabb Martin Burtnett Gamibier Louie Stall Milwood Marion Carpenter Dan_ville

Millwood Notes Guests and Local Happenings

Mr and Mrs George Colgin visited Balmer Colgin and family Sunday. George Perry and family joined Millwood relatives Saturday and Sunday. Camp meeting at the Caves drew many attendees. James Underwood and family of Euro visited Geo Doolittle Sunday. B M Andersons returned from Uniontown Pa after weeks away. Mrs Leonard Frye is poorly. Karl Carlison visited Millwood friends. Charles Stump of Rochester NY stayed with Millwood friends last week after 10 years away. W H Himbart bought new driving gear. The Disciple church purchased a piano.

George Colgin Balmer George Perry Millwood the Caves James Underwood Euro Geo. Doolittle B. M. Anderson Uniontown Leonard Frye Karl Carlison Vernon Millwood Friends W. A. White Charles Stump Rochester Millwood Friends and Relatives W. Hi. Hinmbert Plano

Henry Lane Wilson defends actions in Mexico City

Washington July 29 Henry Lane Wilson American ambassador to Mexico ordered back to Washington for a conference with Secretary of State Bryan. He denounces the Madero family bitterly and says he would do the same again against the Maderos and the Huerta Diaz faction. He accuses the widow of Madero of forgery and vilification and refuses to discuss the death of Madero and his vice president.

Washington Henry Lane Wilson Mexico Bryan Madero

Local Notes Highlight Visits and Travels Across Town

Short locals list residents and visitors in Mt Vernon and surrounding areas. Names include Dorothy and Christine Starner in Lavdoriyile, Charles and Siward Graané Held, Lawrence Wilson of Columban, M Greer on a Wyeming trip to Youngstown, Mrs. Lester Drye with relatives, W H Shartle visiting daughter in Gambler, Virginia Porting in Mendelfan, Gurtle W Stevens at Topinestien, Marguerite Poland visiting East Gambier, Archie Hampatire returning to Hinesburg, Louise Wirwille in Went high street, and others on various short trips and social visits.

Dorothy Christine Starner Lavdoryilie Charles & Siward Graané Held Indiana Thesday New Toby Geores W. Sharp North Mulberry Lawrence Wilson Columban Mt Vernon Mt. Vernon Mendel Fan Wod Gurtle W. Stevens Columniae Gio Topinestien Lake Michigan Ivers and Pond George W. Sharp Plano North Mulberry Street Mice Marguerite Poland East Gambier Street Lawrence Mitchell Lock Archie Hampatire Mar- Hinesburg Addie Hampshire Louise Wirwille Cleveland A. G. Wirwille Went High Street

Deafness and Ear Tube Health Warning From Old Text

The fragment discusses deafness not cured by local applications and mentions ear tubes, inflammation, and potential damage to hearing if the tubes remain blocked. It references a condition linked to catarrh and notes the need for medical attention rather than home remedies.

Costco Hewsaya

Pruritis a Severe Form of Eczema

An advertised medical pamphlet promotes a blood purifier as a remedy for pruritus and eczema, claiming it stimulates the body to balance nutrients. It touts the drug as essential alongside diet and urges readers to request a free booklet from the Switt Special Co, 184 Switt Bidir, Al Ga.

Alvin Bwitt Apecifc Co al Ga

Arnold Store Promotes Large Dinner Set Selection

The Arnold Store in Mt. Vernon Ohio invites customers to view a wide stock of decorated dinnerware in 100 piece and open stock patterns. New semi porcelain and china decorations are offered at low prices to encourage purchasing fresh dish sets.

Arnold Store Mt. Vernon, O

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