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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

5

Divorces Sought. injunction granted in Knox County case

Dalsy Riley files for divorce from Charlie L. Riley in Knox County Court with allegations of marital abuse, threats with a revolver, drunkenness, and attempts to dispose of property. A temporary injunction is issued. Other notices include bankruptcy proceedings for Don Wood, probate accounts, guardianship totals, and real estate transfers in Clinton, Willian, and Mound View Cemetery areas.

Dalsy Riley Court of Common Fleas Knox County Charlie L. Riley Biair. L Stillwell Aan Avawer Welsh Va Don Wood Common Pleas Court of William A. Hosack J, M. Gearhart Benjamin Shir Pasquale Alltrace Clinton Fiizabeth Bishop

Woman's danger period linked to health and remedy

An old warning describes a midlife danger period for women aged forty-five to fifty with symptoms like heat, nervousness, and headaches. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the standard remedy after forty years of claimed success.

Pinkham

Mil tion Hayes Business Trip and Local Social Notes

Milton Hayes made a business trip to Ailen on Saturday. Miss Rose McKee of Bladensburg visited Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs. Lora Wolfe. Mrs. Bila Nicholls and daughter Olive spent Wednesday with Mrs. Alicie Rinehurt of Perry Chapel. Ise Wave Schooler visited Edna Burch Sunday. Harrison Elbert of Newark spent the weekend with relatives. Mrs. Leota Jobox hospitalized at Hothenda for a serious operation. Mrs. Charles Davidson is ill with rheumatism. The Banner Has Up to Press Hour News Service.

MT. Zion Milton Hayes Ailen Rose McKee Bladensburg Lora Wolfe Bila Nicholls Olive Alicie Rinehurt Perry Chapel Ise Wave Schooler Edna Burch Harrison Elbert Newark Leota Jobox Hothenda Hospital Efselmail

Rankin Building and Loan Company Advertisement Notice

Descriptive notice from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at 22 West Gay Street Columbus announces mortgage offerings on homes and farms. Advertises over 15 million dollars in annuities, five percent paid on time deposits, and urges writing or sending inquiries.

Draft registrants notified for Dec 22 court house meeting

The local draft board for Knox county announces that all class one registrants must attend at the Mt. Vernon courthouse on Sunday December 22 at 2 p.m. The meeting is restricted to class one registrants and is ordered by Provost Marshal General Crowder through the Knox county local board.

Court House Mt. Vernon General Crowder Knox County

Porter's Cough Syrup Endorsed for Bronchitis by Patient

A 118 aged note from Mrs. Jane Davis of Mt Vernon recommends Porter's Cough Syrup for bronchitis after long failure of other remedies. She reports relief after a September purchase and urges continued use. Also announces Presbyterian Woman's Guild annual bazaar at the church on December 14 with aprons fancy goods and canned items.

Mt. Vernon Tam Jane Davis Notich Woman's Guild of the Presbyterian Church Spitzer

Centerburg Daily Visitors List For Weekend Hosts

Centerburg notes list numerous visitors and guests from Columbus Newark Richwood and Mt Liberty including Mr and Mrs Dean Sprague and Mrs O Hawking and families. Also Mrs Isabelle Norton of Maple Rapids Mich visits Dr A W Brown and Mrs F C Tipish Doyle and others spend weekends and Sundays with locals.

Centerburg Dean Sprague Columbus Pat Robertson O. Hawking Mt Liberty George Mellinger E.R. Walter J. N. Fowls Akron Lloyd Martley C. . Riley Vaughn Newark W. A Riley Alice Clara Atherton Lee Atherton Richwood G. L. Bowers Coolumbus Harold Fowles Camp Sherman Mra W. Bh. Merriman F. C. Tishop Doyle Guy H. Hulse Gallon Isabelle Norton Maple Rapids Mich A. W. Brown B.C. Ramey Mt. Fiflead

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Still Proved Worthy

The article notes few escape winter colds and recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a quick, simple treatment. It claims the remedy’s worth is proven and widely used by many families for years to ease coughs or colds with proper directions on each bottle.

Chamberlain

Mt Vernon Bridge to be christened at Newark Shipyards

The Mt Vernon Bridge cargo vessel, named in honor of a local industry, will be christened and launched at Newark New Jersey's Arkay Shipyards on Saturday December 14. Frances Wolverton, daughter of J M Wolverton, will serve as sponsor and attend the ceremony alongside her family.

Mt. Vernon Bridge Uncle Bam Newarkay Newark New Jersey Mixh Prances Wolverton J. M. Wolverton East Gambler Street Exer Wises Mt Vernon Bridge Company Emergency Fleet Corporation Mt. Vernon Bridge Company B. J. Worden Submarine Boat Corporation Derney Mt. Vernon Thridge Mt Vernon Mes Daughtor Mins Frances Clyde G. Conley

Ransom Was Gashed While In Service

Mrs Edward Ransom of Gambier received a letter dated November 14 from her son William Ransom reporting he had been gassed but was then in a hospital and improving. Ransom traveled with selective service men from Gambier to Camp Sherman in May and sailed for France two months later.

Edward Ransom Gambier Hes William Ransom Ranson Selective Service Camp Sherman France

Local cryptic note hints at chase and Blade reference

A fragmented passage mentions chasing police, an old-town newspaper, and a Blade sport reference. Details are unclear but imply a pursuit or conflict tied to a chronic disease and a letter from home. Names, places, and precise actions are not readable.

Ike

Martinsburg Morning Social Notes Reflect WWII Era Visitors

In Martinsburg on December 12, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cummins visit relatives as Fred Hancock returns from Camp Gettysburg. Harold Biggs arrives from Camp Taylor, Ky. Mrs. Pearl Dudgeon and her daughter Rather stay with W. J. Shronts. Lian McClelland visits from St. Johnsville. Me Lundy Fawcett and Grace Davin wed at Mt Vernon last Saturday. Frank Ball and Mayhel McArtor join Edgar Lesequeet and Hernan for Sunday at a local home.

Martinsburg Lewis Cummins MC. Cum Mins Fred Hancock Camp Gettysburg Harold Biggs Camp Taylor Pearl Dudgeon Rather Ailea W. J. Shronts Mixé Lian McClelland St. Jounville Foulsie Clelland

Olive Tablets Promote Digestive Health and Liver Aid

An old advertising blurb touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as the real cause cure for stomach upset. It claims they stimulate the liver and bowels to improve digestion, cure bad tongue coating and bad taste, boost energy, and ease indigestion without calomel, priced at 25 cents per bottle.

Dr. Edwards

Local Jeopardy in Wartime Town Gathers Echoes

Fragmented text recalls Audrey Mevera returning from a trip with local officials. Principal Burden resigns from Hith dehowl Mire Prue Hrnse and a Mrs Reed's death is reported, while Ada Blackburn arrives from Athens amid community sadness.

Ani See Haber Wathonding Mies Audrey Mevera Sim Diy Mom Tower Near Went Cortina Profesor JC Burden Ties Allen Peart Manckburn Reel Provenl Reed Wan Iheir Mis Ada Blackburn Athens

Local Social Notes From Monroe Center District

Monroe Center December notes list visiting friends and relatives from Fredericktown Sparta Danville Habblis Glory North Liberty Gambler and Van Wert. Entries mention Mr and Mrs Mo J Vion Miss Hannah Myers Mrs Har ry Heck John Needs and son William, Oran Rinehart and families visiting or hosting over the past week.

Monroe Center Mo J. Vion Fredericktown Len Scott Hirold George Genaling Sparta William Metenif Danville George Dowds Lenk Habblis Glory Frank Johnson Alien Braddock Paul Athineton North Liberty Grover Carter Gam- Lier A.W. Hoar C. A. Vian van Wert County A. Vian Hannah Myera Harry Heck William Mathews John Needs William A. DB. Franece Mt Vernon George France C. M. Grubb J. J. Grubb Morris Chapel Oran Rinehart Willard Rinehart

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claims Cure

Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney Co declares the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Testimony notes use of medicine acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Ends with endorsements and Toledo address.

Here & CO Toledo

Local notices detail visits and illnesses in Fredericktown area

Residents report a long list of visitors to the home of Mr and Mrs Mee in Fredericktown and nearby towns. Eva Kinny has returned home from Columbus hospital after influenza. Ferns and neighbors, including Jackson and Meek families, are mentioned with illnesses and recoveries. A dance by Arden Entertainers is announced for Thursday, and Gambier residents plan to attend events in Charley Fink’s store.

Varueruicktown Tee Mra Waller Pon Wendtel Aalem Ad Men Hay Garien Mire Do Kunkel Chestarville Mee Dil Misa Eva Kinnny Columbis

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