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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1915
Page
3
A fragment from a Tuesday evening event notes Mr and Mrs George McKown of West Gambler Street hosting a celebration for a newborn, with family and neighbors gathered at their Woat Gamblir residence.
Mrs Smattis, once tied to Miss Julio Maroune, departed Wednesday for her home in Maryney. Mrs Iva J. Pearl of Howard was summoned to West Mannfield on Heather’s request, as a sequence of unclear events unfolds.
An early 20th century advertisement touts S S S as a purely vegetable blood cleanser safer than mineral tonics. It claims to remove poisons, treat rheumatism skin diseases ulcers and contagious blood poison, with guaranteed bark products and a pledge to write to the Atlanta company for peculiar cases.
In Knox county common pleas court William H. Smith sues Robert M. Greer executor of George Keys claiming $980 with interest from Oct 1 1914 for principal interest and rents collected on Keys property. Smith alleges the claim was presented but not allowed. Attorneys Ewart & Date. Also quiet title suit by Barton W Blair administrator of George Shapland against John Spearman et al to sell real estate. Plus other notices and obituaries following.
Samuel A. Trott longtime Mt Vernon resident and businessman died at his Mansfield avenue home at 10 30 p m He was born February 13 1826 in Woodbridge England and married Maria Syer in 1850 The couple later moved to Colchester before immigrating to America settling in Mt Vernon where he spent the rest of his life He once partnered in the North Main street grocery business with Joseph Sproule
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Terry and son Lyle at Mansfeld. Marion Hathaway and son Doll with Newark friends. Mrs. Charles Martin in Newark visiting Mrs. Robert Martin. Monroe Amoy with the former's parents. Herbert Clem and Paul Wright of Granville visiting relatives in town. Helen Painter of Bellville spent time with Daisy Barnhart. Alice Barnhart visiting Mansfield friends. Belle Modi spent Sunday with Chesterville friends. Molucone of Cleveland visiting sister Mrs. James Johnson. Warren Swetland living with the Wolf family in Centerbury. Fred Holland called to Cincinnati for his mother's illness. Manuel Matthews of Columbus visited L. C. Mitchell. Harriet Wilson and Agnes Frost visiting Centerbury friends. George Gearhart of Mt. Liberty visiting wife with daughter in Fredericktown. D. M. Struble returned from two weeks with daughter in Ashland and Supt. W. W. Borden in Orrville. Communion services at Methodist church. Rev. Austin Phillpot preached. Mary McDonnal left for Detroit to winter with son Zenas. Dr. Hugh Hagerty and wife from Detroit visiting Morris Hagerty. F. F. Hosack and J. B. Foote in Strausburg for business. Marguerite Marple of Delaware visiting relatives for Thanksgiving. Esther Boner home from Athens for Thanksgiving. Mrs. Williams of Chesterville visiting sister Ella Potter. Walter Batley and wife visiting Newark. Mr. and Mrs. Belmont from Mt. Vernon visiting Bunton Studor. Ada Murphy of Mansfeld visiting Sethe Poorman. Pearl Lee returning to Athens normal after Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs F. J. Poorman also present.
Fragmented OCR outlines tax rates and county punctuation with multiple place names and terms. The readable bits reference Know County taxation, mid county timing, and a possible fund allocation. Specifics are unclear, but the piece appears to discuss rates, locality, and a Loyal Purpose clause.
Mt. Vernon Ohio November 12 1915 notice announces road levy and township district tax approved by residents. Levy applies to all property within the township school district and related civil townships, with additional road levy authorized by public vote.
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