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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1913

Page

3

Fredericktown Notes From a Busy Thanksgiving Week

Fredericktown notes recount visits and gatherings across families and neighbors in the area. Misa Paarl Withrow and Mine fit Brontinger spent days with Mrs Shaffer in Pittsburgh. many local residents hosted relatives, attended services, and celebrated Thanksgiving with meals and dances. Local business changes include Pittkin store sale and a refurbished depot plan. Mrs Keck suffered a severe runaway accident en route to town, injuring her head as her carriage collided with a box car, with the horse returning home.

Thanksgiving visits and family get togethers in Eagle Grove area

Edith Stofer and her brother Alfred of Mansfield visited last week. Phillipe family spent Thanksgiving with Winnie Wilson and Erwin Oberhultzer relatives. Mt. Vernon visitors Oberhuliger parents hosted by Daniels. Amanda Horn with sister R. R. Shira. Myrtle Robinson home from Wooster for Thanksgiving. Curtis Shira of Newark stayed with grandfather Lewis Cutnan. Roy Shira returned from Akron. Cletis Horn moved back to his father's farm. Royal Loney family and J A Loney visited Shipley clan for Thanksgiving. Pred Mills of Mt. Vernon on business. George Robinson hosted a family dinner on Thanksgiving. Mary Wineland helped pipe in at home last week. Chelela Phillips returned to Mt. Vernon after a few days with parents Edward Robinson and Wille Parons attended corn husking at Glen Patton's.

Fredericktown W. B. Edwards Ross Tricle Newark John Tricle Lewis Wall Fred Stroble Pennsylvania Meridith Toledo Omar Foote Mt. Vernon Wilter Dill Mt. Gilead M. Dill Dora File Bumpus Mt Vernon Charted Harry Pinkley School Mias Edith Stofer Alfred Mansfield M. M. Phillipe Winnie Wilson Erwin Oberhultzer Oberhuliger H. A. Daniels Amanda Horn R. R. Shira Myrtle Robinson Wooster Geo. Robinson Mary Wineland Chelela Phillips Mr. Vernon Edward Robinson Wille Parons Glen Patton Dodd Marie J. M. Pumphrey Vernon C. C. Ewart Pred Shontz Bernard Horn Bima Woerleine George Groveport W. J. Cline The Baptist Missionary Society McKee Edward Lescallest Lescallest Toboso Toland Jay Armor Hess A. N. ‘Tilton Cleveland and James Hancock Peoria Chicago Alf Dodd Lancaster Leo Pumphrey Porter Cratlot Day Clutter Auhland Clutter

Local Thanksgiving Visits Highlight Brubaker Family

Mrs. Wm. Brubaker Lola Hecktel and numerous relatives traveled to Newark and Lorain for Thanksgiving week visiting kin. Florence Beal visited her uncle Rev. John Real in Ankland, returning Saturday. Several Brubaker, Swank, Workman, and Bechtel relatives hosted or joined gatherings and went to Iowa plans for Tuesday or Wednesday.

Mra Mise Florence Beal Ankland John Real Robert Shira J. Workman Mabel Earnest Workman Donald L. M. Brubaker Meballa Swank Fern Pearl Wenger Vernon Charles Leonard Lorain Walker J. Kirkpatrick Wm. Brubaker Jackson Bechtel Lucina Swank Christley, Swank M. Garber John Harvey Syler Tesete Leedy Hagel Swank Bertha Brubaker Florence Beal Jay Brubaker Guy Swank Charley Swank Harry Bechtel Howard Gregg Leonard Leedy Della Moree Frederick Town J. J. Brubaker Tennyson Swank Iowa Roy Phillips Charles Miller Sunderland Newark Barnett Workman Jack Burger

Local Social Notes From Templeton And Nearby

Mrs. 8 G Reddinger and Mrs J L Slagle visited sister Mrs Oregon Fike last week accompanied by Mrs B Rider. Lewis Henriksen from Cleveland is visiting family this week. John Law and William Law stayed with sister Mrs Robert McMillan last week. Frances Countryman visiting daughter Mrs Snow of Mr Vernon. Ladies Aid supper at Presbyterian church last Thursday was well attended.

8. G. Reddinger Templeton J. L. Slagle New Bethlehem B. Rider Braeburn Oregon Fike Lewis Henriksen Cleveland John Law William Law Robert McMillan Disciple Church Frances Countryman Snow Vernon Ladies Aid The Presbyterian Church

Local Society Notes From Martinsburg Area

Martinsburg society column reports visits among relatives and friends including Dodd and Hess families. Dr J M Pumphrey returns from Vernon. Pumphrey and Ewart families noted. Mrs Porter of near Cratlot loses her father with updates on other travels and gatherings.

Birth Announcement for Ray Barlysine Family

A son was born on Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Ray Barlysine near Bindensburg. The family announces the new arrival and invites well wishers to share in their joy.

Sing Mra Ray Barlysine Bindensburg

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