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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1913

Page

6

Masons to Host Musical Evening and Forthcoming Events

Mt. Alon lodge No. 9 FP AM to welcome members and ladies with a musicale on Tuesday night December 20 in the Masonic temple lodge room. Program includes readings vocal and instrumental music and plans for a ball card party children’s night and another musical event. Knox County Medical Society reports a highly successful meeting at the M C A building with Dr Harding of Columbus presenting on The Root of the Newtown. Officers elected include President J S Workman Vice President N K R Eastman Secretary Treasurer Ackerman Fredericktown. Delegate to state meeting Stephen A Douglass for two years.

Knox County Medical Society Harding Columbus Newtown Association For J. 8. Workman N. K R. Eastman Ackerman Fredericktown Stephen A. Douglass

Death notices and funeral details from Mt. Vernon area

Arrangements by relatives in Knox County to move A. Hardesty remains from Beaumont Texas to Mt. Vernon. Martha J. Gamble died at her Martinsburg road home in South Vernon after weeks of illness from tuberculosis. She is survived by her husband John and children Frank H. Gamble Herbert L. Gamble Obie John Rt. Gamble and Mrs PAL Morria. Funeral at the late Lome on Saturday noon with interment Workman Cemetery at Danville. Tra 8.Vail aged 73 died in Sparta from a paralytic stroke Thursday night. He was working when the stroke hit. his condition was not seen for some time. Survived by wife and three children George C. Vall rk J.D. Vail Sparta and A. A. Well Gardington. Funeral Saturday afternoon at 1 in ferment to Moamfield cemetery.

Martha J. Gamble Martinsburg Road South Vernon John Gamble Frank H. Gamble Wathending Herbert L. Gamble Hamilton, Obie John Rt. Gambe Mt. Vernon Pal Morria Workman Cemetery Danville Vail Bib Sparta Me. Valle George C. Vall J.D. Vail A. A. Well Gardington

Postmaster General suspends seal rules for Christmas mail

Special order by Postmaster General Turioson allows Stick Em Anywhere and other Chrintauis marked items to pass without adhesive seals on domestic mail between now and January 1 1914. The policy suspends adhesive stamp requirements on the address side to facilitate holiday mail handling.

Turioson

Salvation Army Captain Appeals for Christmas Aid

Captain Tyan appeals for help for a Christmas dinner and winter relief for the city’s poor. He notes daily ongoing suffering and scarce provisions this year. Donations can be called in via the city helpline.

Crptain Tyan Salvation Army Saye Hell Ann

Excellent Company A at Grand Theatre Next Week

The Mark Lea Co presents an amusements extravaganza led by a famous comedian with a 14 person cast. The Mt Vernon engagement marks their smallest city booking yet and Newark shows are near capacity. Admission 15, 25, and 25 cents evenings and 10 and 20 cents matinees. Curtain at 2 p.m. Two hour fifteen minute program. Matinees Tuesday Thursday Saturday.

Grand Theatre Mark Lea Co Mt. Vernon Newark Despontin

Most Delightful Auction Party Honors Adhixon Dickinson

Society notes report Mrs Charles Baldwin and Mise Murtha hosting an auction on Thursday afternoon at Wat Gambier street in honor of Mr Adhixon Dickinson of New York City. Chrysanthemums decorated the Nome seven tables filled, prizes awarded to Charles V Critchfeld and Mrs Henry Pairchild, with consolation to Robert M Greer. Out of town guests include Mrs William Ateno Philadelphia Mrs Charles Hatton Wichita Kansas and Milas Killen Pratt Chicago Jr. A dinner followed for relatives of Mrs J Lafever Garrie of Chicago Junction.

Charles Baldwin Mise Murtha Frying Wat Gambier Street Adhixon Dickinson New York City Charles V. Critchfeld Henry Pairchild Robert M. Greer William Ateno Philidelphia Charles Hatton Wichita Kareas Milas Killen Pratt Chicago

Births Report From Danville and Walnut

A daughter was born Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs Dana Snow of Danville. Another daughter arrived Thursday evening to Mr and Mrs John Magill of South Jackson Street. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs W A Stewart of Walnut Ridge on Wednesday evening.

A Ton Thursday Dana Snow Danville John Magill Houth Jackson Street W. A. Stewart Walnut

Marketing talk at Texas Industrial Congress meeting

The Texas Industrial Congress Orth mn pia session discussed farm product markets with Clarence Cusley of Fort Worth and Prof Charles B Austin of the University of Texas extension. A feature was the formal award of the 160 prize totaling $10,000 for high yielding farmers in the state.

Texas Texas Industrial Congress Clarence Cusley Wort Worth Charles B. Austin Extantion Department Univemity Woosbert Che Congrein Uletribiloe Tomas Farmere

High School Basketball Season Nears Opening

The upcoming season features a dual captaincy election for next year’s football and this season’s basketball, with the banquet on Friday December 1. Chip Chiyton is the probable football captain, while Vernon’s basketball squad, losing Altenberg, aims for the state title with several returning veterans and new hopefuls vying for spots. The Yost CA floor hosted a strong practice, Miller’s coaching promises a capable five, and Mt. Vernon’s schedule targets top state teams with high local turnout and revenue concerns. Regular games start after New Year.

Chip” Chiyton Vernon Hovey Altenberg Altenberg Clayton Dixie" Porter Seymour Allen Sapp Walter Sapp Shiremen Severna Hiand Yost CA Miller Mt. Vernon Oubotiwon

Little boy buys Santa stamps to aid the sick

A six year old in Trenton bought three red crow stamps for a cent each, explaining he heard his mother talk about aid for poor sick people. He paid three cents, hoping to help a boy's father suffering from tuberculosis, and left the store proud.

Trenton Santa Claus Tye Lin

Woman's Missionary Society Meets at Gay Street M E

The Woman's Missionary Society of the Gay Street M E met at Mrs. C. O. Rockwall's home on East Burgess Street. The evening opened with Joy to the World, devotionals by Mr. Lauderbaugh, and a lesson from Matthew 24. Treasurer and committee reports followed. A program by Mrs. J. D. Weaver featured a year in review and readings from officers. Refreshments were served by the committee.

Gay Street M. E Gay Strest Chiireh Mra. C Rockwall East Burgess Street Ainging My. Lauderbaugh Lauderbaugh Hier Parat Wilkins Martin Florence Stevens Aiken Hall Mann New Friends Micheals

Deafness Cure Claims From Ear Tubes Not Valid

An old advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by focal applications. It claims only removal of inflammation restores function, offers a purported remedy by a doctor in Toledo and lists local sellers and distributors.

Uy Catarra Fromjcheney Toledo Ohio Pauly

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