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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
2
County workers meet Saturday to map a Red Cross drive for Knox County. The plan includes units atВерicon and various districts with Victor Gardin and Mrs Lyman leading speakers. Proceeds support the Red Cross amid war effort and relief work.
Sorosis met at Stew Charles Bird's home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Bo Malwek read a paper on tolled Studien ty American Literature and was well received. Mrs Aint Danielsook discussed The Noycrafiers and spoke on their object. They visited the Roycrofters at Atrora AL and discussed Currant avanti word. Meeting adjourned until Tuesday, Dec 14.
Fond music lovers attend the Philadelphia treat in Wh Newark December 1 to hear the All America players.
The Walon Grove farmers institute will hold a meeting at Union Grove with talks by Melton of Tothifontainie and others. Hugh of Sowlehman and Melton will speak after noon, followed by an address by Hedeliah and Pat McNinte of Hirton in the evening. A dance will conclude the event with local residents invited.
The Knox County Chamber of Commerce announces a four week dairy farming course starting May 7 at the State University. It covers feeding, milking, milk testing, and veterinary topics, with a focus on dairy farm operations and profitability. Tuition is $45, with the Knox National Bank offering assistance to qualified applicants.
An article notes Reynolds Deat leaving trench duty in the front line after two years of service. It recalls his transfer to a commando unit prior to departure and mentions his recent assignment and support from family and peers.
A year old child of Mr and Mrs Robert Crate of Weil Cur Ub street sustained a sprain to the left arm during play at a neighbor’s home. The accident occurred while the child was playing with a gin knee elf when the mishap happened. duration of incapacity is not known.
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A cluttered social column lists many locals visiting relatives and friends during the week. Names include Mr and Mrs Trenjaynttt and family, the Snow and Davies families, Robertson, Grover Show, and others, with several brief mentions of visits and gatherings around Thanksgiving and Sunday travel.
A Knox County common pleas jury awarded Cockley Milling Co. $1,476.60 in a wheat case involving Panter of Fredericktown and M. Wildreth. the suit concerns wheat sales and similar venders. The same issue recurs in other cases, with 27 similar matters noted. The Will of Glinta Fryan, dated 1417 at Newark, probate set for Viola J. Willdin as executrix, Andrew S. Mitchell and Hattie Smith signing. Affidavits filed in Wright estate matters reveal stock and bond details plus bonds of $1,000 and $14,000 for court accounts. Deeds filed include parcels in Henna and Brown counties, and marriage licenses for Maisie Tucker and Mary Stupp.
The remedy is described as one of the best and safest medicines for coughs colds and croup. Mothers note it is pleasant to take and suitable for children, with many using it confidently for family needs.
A garbled regional item lists visits and greetings for Thanksgiving across Eagle Grove and nearby towns. Mentions Edith Morriy visiting Gotena, Glenn Daniols returning from college, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grant hosting Thanksgiving guests. Protracted meeting began in Ferlin with Rev. LaPage in charge.
A shaky OCR fragment describes a birthday anniversary party for Mrs. W. Wagner with Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith and Mr. Robert Clery of Gambier Maine mentioned among attendees. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
The text notes Mr and Mrs Stinley Hares at Mt Vernon with guests from Pigenville and Mt Vers hon visiting Sunday. Mentions extended family and friends including Mae Meg Walter and others from various towns during Thanksgiving weekend.
Dee Biglow notes protracted mocetior at Four Corners Church led by Rev. Rive of Thither. People from Columbus Greersville Mt Vernon Amity and nearby towns visit relatives and attend the community meeting in Ane City.
Dec i holiday weekend sees Rev Wilson and family and Walker Wilson join neighbors for meals. Many relatives from Coghocton Mount Vernon Fort Benjamin Harrison and Akron visit or attend funerals and share time with Marion Norris and others.
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