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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
7
Legal guidance offered at no cost regarding selective draft procedures and local board duties. The document discusses authority, eligibility, and the right to free legal services for those processing draft questions and objections.
Fragmented text describes five ventures by a group at 22 West Gay Street Cohinbis Olin and references mortgage loans. Mentions Buehoye State Tailding and Conan Tekin Thuilding with unclear actions. Possible mortgage refinancing and city financial matters amid confusing wording.
County Recorder Robert Cochran received a formal compliment letter from the law firm Binion Thatcher Bartlett of New York in connection with recording the large deeds for the Ohio Light Power Co sale to Central Power Co. He completed the work promptly and returned the official documents to the New York firm.
Fragmentary notice from a building and loan company promising earnings on deposits. The readable text mentions Centerburg Building & Loan Company and a claim of interest earnings, but the rest is garbled leaving unclear details and actions.
The Bladensburg scene recalls a lodge gathering with Mrs. Mattie Hoyd returning home after a visit. Officers of the Order of the Eastern Star were installed for the coming year with Pat Worthy Patron and other titled members delivering a well received program. The event ends with expectations of a new week and updates on members’ families.
A fragmented notice touts Chamberlain's Gough remedy Hilady as a key cure with claims of high efficacy. It mentions additional items and urges readers to seek further information from a site, though the text is unclear and partially garbled.
Assignor asks for EDR allowance in probate court to exempt homestead for a beneficiary. Application shows no real estate. proposes $200 as personal property value. First account of guardian Ross Whitmere filed, showing receipts and disbursements. Inheritance tax fixed for Rebecca Piteximinons estate. Marriage license issued Edwin Overly and Bye Gleason. Real estate transfers listed: Janae Amithhister to George Miller 150 acres Jefferson. ML Youngs to Groem.
A city appeal asks residents to donate Christmas gifts for battery boys serving away from home. Receptacles will be placed at downtown street corners and several local stores including a jewelry shop and a furniture store, with a goal of raising two hundred dollars to help brighten their holidays.
The Kenyon Glee Club presents a patriotic program at the bleachers auditorium with a concert aiming to aid the local Red Cross. Saturday night marks their second appearance in more than ten years and features selections that celebrate national spirit and community service.
A daughter eae born Tunwley te Mir nh Mir Firth ler Cochran near MH Wesel to Mr and Mrs Wallace Mylley of Brinktaatien. A son was born Tuesday afternoon to Mr wid Mrs Cid Moistew in West Lomartine area, with names and exact details unavailable.
A long promised Red Cross message will be broadcast to thousands as operators place telephones and a few phonographs about the campion repeated to subscribers. Manigar BOO of the Mt. Vernon Telephone Co is in charge of the line which will carry the message to the subscribers.
A meeting of all postmasters in Inox County will be held Friday at noon at the Chamber of Commerce. Ralph Thhrewalt and Postmaster Brunk will discuss the agenda and official matters.
Cunningham, star of last year's high school basketball team, hints at possible return to play. He has been warming up in Columbus and plans to return Monday after a week in Durham. He says his vision struggles only when the ball is near, affecting his accuracy.
A dramatic play review lauds Sheldon for tackling race and politics in a modern American epic. William Parnin stars in The New Governor or The Nigger with Will Morrow delivering a sublime performance under Edward Lewks direction. A $100,000 photoplay shot across New York Washington and August concludes with a sweeping moral and social drama.
The program outlines a Kenyon College Glee Club concert at the Light Wheel on Uitorfiin Saturday. It features solos by Mr Steele and Mr Maxwell, violin by Mr Stewart, and performances of Dance and Song selections, an American song medley, and college songs led by DelVolte with Wixeman as business manager and Mr Geisty as accompanist.
The Y P B of the W C T U met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Bisie Mite in Wort Chitin street with about nine members. They planned to send a Christmas basket to a family in Mi Vernon and will meet again on the second Tuesday in January at Mrs. Mary Crider's home on Haat HMomtramele street.
Newark youths join the Navy to honor the death of their friend Abed M. Leedy who perished aboard a destroyer in the war. One nephew of Leedy, from Aukenytown, is among the enlistees.
Beatty Williams of the company said Cooper shops will operate all hours and every minute available from a week before Christmas to New Year. The statement confirms no closing during the holiday period.
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