Grace Marrly and Ward travel home via New Orleans
Men, Grace Marrly of Sentily and Mia Franca Wareve of South Ver non left Monday for home, making the trip through New Orleans.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1914
Page
5
Men, Grace Marrly of Sentily and Mia Franca Wareve of South Ver non left Monday for home, making the trip through New Orleans.
Mrs. R. J. Harrington and Mrs. D. W. Campbell were visitors in Colum bure on Monday.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy during bereavement for Annie Wines and sons. Also an obituary note mentions a fatal fire in North Liberty on December 14 where Byron Gerry’s daughter from Bunker Hall Richland County died after her clothing caught fire from a stove.
Pleasant Grange No 677 members publish a resolution mourning the death of Brother Noah Carpenter. The committee expresses sympathy for his wife and children, notes his fraternal service and Christian character, and orders the charter draped for thirty days with the resolutions entered in minutes and sent to the family.
Mrs. A B Putnam of Gambier dies after a three year illness at 64. Pernicious anemia listed as cause. Widow of Rev A B Putnam who served St. Pauls Church 1885 to 1889. Survived by three stepchildren, a daughter Cora, and many local friends. Funeral at Church of the Holy Spirit with burial in Massillon Ohio. William Wyker of Wayne township dies at 88 after years of ill health. Survived by two daughters and two sons. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 am from his home.
Deputy clerk of courts Guy Taylor recovering at home from an attack of appendicitis with no operation needed. Marriage licenses issued to Robert R. Darling and Helen Marie Yeager. Dorance A. Hoar and Marguerite Carter. Howard B Keller and Lillis Irene Butler. Deeds filed show Beverly Smith to Joseph Beal for 80 acres in Butler and Rosa Burris to Fannie Mayo for a lot in otty.
Butter 28¢ eggs 36c. Dr Charles A Steinhoff visited in Columbus Sunday. Karl R Ricketts went to Cincinnati on business. For sales of any kind apply Hanford's Balsam. Mrs John Noles and Mrs Edward Weed spent Monday in Columbus. Charles F Colville spent Monday in Zanesville on business. When your horse goes lame rub Hanford's Balsam thoroughly. J T Broughton went to Newark on business. If burned during Christmas dinner Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh gives instant relief.
In Danville on Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grant died within three and a half hours of each other after years of illness. Mrs. Grant aged 71 died at 6 20 p m and Mr. Grant aged 77 lingered until 10 p m The double funeral is set for Tuesday at 10 a m at the couple's home with Rev Hollett officiating Interment followed.
In the Workman cemetery listing, Eronde Holtett and Snyder are noted, with Mrs. Gireht identified as a member of the Disciple church where Rev. Snyder serves as pastor, while Mr. Grant is noted as having left his faith with the Methodists.
London dispatch reports the Turkish battleship Messudiyeh torpedoed and sunk by a British submarine in the Dardanelles. The vessel was hit after the sub fired a torpedo and then escaped beneath five rows of wings.
Wednesday activities at Sin Grange hall focus on Agriculture and science topics. Pomona Day is planned with Pomona meeting Clinton Grange. Mrs Birds and Mrs Gearhart are noted. Mrs Hardgrove remains under care after a wrist injury, with her sister visiting.
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