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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

2

Knox County soldiers hold annual Pinte at Riverside Park

Soldiers of Knox County plan a public gathering at Riverside Park on Thursday August 21. A City League baseball game against the Moose team is scheduled for 2:50 pm. Park tables and stands will be set up for spectators with chairs and aunts? and chairs for comfort. Dinner and program details to be published in local papers.

Knox County Riverside Commilites Moose Ip Town BP. m

Numerous visits as area residents host guests over weekend

Mr and Mrs Harry Gaines spent Sunday in Orrville with Chapin relatives. North Baltimore visitors Mr and Mrs Harry Hurnson stayed with Mr and Mrs Mackay. Lybarger family from Columbia visited two weeks then returned home. Bhaw family from Warren, Tuttle and Baker households called on friends. Pansy Vail of Coshocton visiting G T Edwards. Wade Watson of Hudson spent time with J A Daugherow. Canton pair Callison and Pinkerton visiting parents. Green of Beaumont and Mrs Moore with two children returning from Detroit. Lake Walker of Kilbuck visiting L L Fawcett. Roy Sherman of Trinway spending days with J B Parker family in Washington DC area. Mrs W R Parsons of Milleraturg returned home with daughter Mea Orby Miller. Chak Winterringer and family hosted at Columbus. W C Burris week in Martinezburg. J B Wells family visiting Frank Logsdon. Mrs A Parsons traveling to Marshallville. Mme Porhia and two children of Cleveland visiting relatives. Lot Stillwell and family week with Jashion relatives. The piece ends mid-word about Mr Stillwell.

Harry Gaines Orrville O. J. Callison Roy Sherman Trinway Ix J. B. Parker Washington, D. C W. R. Parsons Milleraturg Mea. Orby Miller Chak. Winterringer Columbus J. Winterringer W. C. Burris Martinebuarg J.B. Wells Lina Frank Logsdon Mra A. 1 Parsons Marshallville Mw Homme Porhia Twe Cildren Cleveland

Look Out For Poison Ivy Advertised Blood Purifier

The item promotes a blood purifier named G and B offered by The Will Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia. It claims to purify blood, prevent skin ailments and cure various disorders without minerals, urging readers to avoid other remedies and to request the product locally. The language is promotional and cautions readers about poison ivy.

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Millwood Friends and Visitors Noted in Local Items

Mt Vernon hospital patient Mr Wood Hammertree returns home after three weeks. Mr Bird Petty of Homer visits Millwood friends. Mr Ham Rine Ip works in Columbus. Mrs Emma White suffers rheumatism but improves. Wm Purdy family visit the Stulls. Frank Weatherwax of South Dakota visits Millwood. Wm Lopely family visit Fikes. Lewis Henriksen of Cleveland visits family. Trim note on constipation and Chamberlains Tablets offered for sale by dealers.

Wood Hammertree Mt. Vernon Hospital Mr. Bird Petty Homer Ia Millwood Ham Rine Ip Colum Emma White Wm. Purdy Philip Stull Frank Weatherwax South Dakota Millwod Friente Wm. Lopley Oregon Fike Lewis Henricksen Cleveland

Local Social News Recap From Centerburg and Nearby

Prof. A. Corwin and family of Attica visited relatives last week. Mrs. Emma Brokaw returned home after visiting her daughter in Alliance. Mrs. Willis left for Chicago to spend a week with friends. Mrs. Adams of Washington DC visiting her parents. Leland Evans and Mrs. Evans hosted at home. Mr. Thurston of Beeville Texas visiting relatives. Dean D. Deeds and wife visiting Lorain. Ramey spent Thursday and Friday in Columbus on business.

Corwin Attica Emma Brokaw Haw Alliance T. B Willis Chicago S. Adams Washington, D. C Mra Multer Barnes Hit W. J. Peller TD. Updike Ramey Columbus

Deaths: Dr George E Swan and Joseph Mahaffey

Word arrived Tuesday morning of the death of Dr George E Swan of Beaver Dam Wisconsin aged 75 after lingering illness. He practiced in Mt Vernon for years and married Mary Woolridge of Vernon. He is survived by one son George B Swan. Also reported is the death of Joseph Mahaffey 73 a Mt Vernon resident at Soldiers Home Sandusky. The body will be moved to Mt Vernon for funeral and burial.

George E. Swan Mt. Vernon George Swan Beiver Dam Wisconsin Thin City Vernon Minit Mary Woolrlige George B. Swan Joseph Mahaffey Sandusky Milton Mahaffey Charles Edward Metzgar Warsnn, O Clarence Mt Vernon Frederick Pittsburgh Paul Lena Andreas Mise Catherine Metwur St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church Rev. L. W. Mulhane L. F. Voke M. D. Olio State University Starling Ieee Ieee Ian Nea Yoko Avery Nnn Voke

Nearly severed finger incident at North Park home

Margaret Skelly, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Skelly of North Park, was injured Monday evening when a jardiniere fell on her. The third finger of her right hand was nearly severed. Dr B. Donley and B C Donley attended the injury. Martha Marple of Charlotte Michigan is visiting relatives in the area.

Margaret Frank Skelly North Park B.C. Donley Martha Marple Charlotte Michigan

Local Notices From Martinsburg And Vicinity

Town gossip lists visits and family travel across Martinsburg Newark Bindensburg Wooster and Columbus with several hops to Illinois and New York. Elderly residents recount farm sales and returns while neighbors plan family invitations and reunions. An advertisement extolls Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective after severe bowel discomfort.

Exoneration of Gov Cox in federal building delay noted

The report cites Washington Avenue and a committee discussion where Governor Cox was exonerated after a member of a committee questioned delays in selecting a site for a federal building. The article mentions letters read to the committee and remarks on the delay, with no decisive action recorded. Other items include notices of illness and local social notes.

Washington, Ave

Moffit Praised in Napoleon Paper as Resigning

The Napoleon Northwest News highlights Prof. Moffit leaving Mt. Vernon for a higher salary as principal in Mingo Ohio. He will oversee five hundred pupils with a staff of capable teachers in a newly valued $80,000 building. The community laments his departure, praising his efficiency, kindness, and strong classroom work.

Napoleon Northwest News Mt. Vernon Mottit High Hohn Mingo Mofitt Udivision Napoleon Mott Wila

Mt Zion Sunday school planters visit and gatherings Misses Mercer and Schooler

Mt Zion area notices list events and visits. Mr George Harris grove one half mile west of Mt Zion hosts Sunday school planning on Saturday August 16. Mrs Opal Mercer visits Miss Hevallin Schooler. Residents from Galena and Vernon visit relatives. An automobile party from Millersburg passes through Mt Vernon.

Mt. Zion George Harris Y Grove Opal Mercer Hevallin Schooler Wid George Harri Cary Darrly Winding Park Wdith Donahoy Ott Galena Clark Schooter Evallhe Sehouler Miswek Myra Kether Little Thorday Guy ‘Taylor Vernon Milton Hays Thorquay Mt. Vernone Hibbets Cora Simmons Ed Lanning Mins May House N. Stilwell Clark Hibbets Millersburg Mt Vernon

Mrs Stephen Hood Rites Planned At Mulberry Street Church

Funeral services for Mrs. Stephen Hood will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mulberry Street M. P. church. The body will lie in state at the Manafinld road home until 1 p.m. Thursday. She was 69 and survived by four children, including Mrs. B. J. Months of Grove City and Mrs. Henry Protratz of Mt. Vernon.

Minnos Hazel Gladys Grove City Mt. Vernon Stephen Hood Hy Taylor Zanesville Hilde Spurr Went Vine Street Mra. Hermann, Hawley South Main Street Fort Wayne Giang Thie Visst Herbert Baker Croakeville Kate H. Bondel Purlok Barry Mulberry Street Manafinld Road Hood Mra EB. J Frand

Bucklens Arnica Salve Promoted For Skin Injuries

The ad touts Bucklen s Arnica Salve as an immediate pain reliever for cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries with a Clinton Me user praising its healing powers. It notes a price of 250 at G R Baker Co and mentions the Mahaffey family and a funeral proceeding in Mt Vernon with travel on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and a visit by Mrs C C Kerr to Menefield to see Dr Black and family.

EE. B. Chamberlain Clinton G. R. Baker & Co Joseph Mahaffey Mt Vernon Baltimore and Ohie Milton Mahaffey Chestnut Street C. C. Kerr Braddock Street Menefield

Hillikin Day Set for September 2 at State Fair Bean Dinner

Ohio State Fair hosts Hillikin Day on Tuesday September 2 with Attorney General Hoggn and other speakers. Hillikin bean dinner planned on fairgrounds with two tons of beans expected. Oxen, spinning wheels used as rustic tokens. notable figures Hogan Brown Grouven Kelfer Metcalf to feature in front of grand stand.

Hoggn Ohio Cizena Hogan Brown Grouvenor Kelfer Metcalf Brindle

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