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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

2

Local notes include illnesses and travels with dead may be involved

The passage records a series of family moves visits and health concerns including typhoid pneumonia and chickenpox. It notes families returning from Detroit and Bloomfield, a death of Doria Ellis Smith, and visits to Columbus to see President Wilson. It ends with an advertising pitch for Dr King's New Life Pills promoting liver health and digestion.

Renewa Ble James Turner Clyde Robertson Robertson R. M. Harrod Doria Ellis Smith Tong Bloomfeld Ernest Tuttle Sparta Charles Mitchell Bloomfield Indies Elmer Corwin Charles Frasier Walter Boskover Columbus President Wilson George McKee Bladensburg Dr. King

Christmas Program and Local Social News Highlight Community

Local families attend visits and absences noted. Mrs. Bertha Weaver travels to Utica for her father William Warthen’s death. Pine Hill Lafayette schools plan a Christmas program on December 24. A Christmas supper and watch meeting are announced at Arthur Oldaker’s home. Several residents travel to see relatives in Virginia and Baltimore. Poultry show premiums awarded to Ira Berger and Bertha Weaver. Numerous illness recoveries reported among Dorothy Nixon Ruth Safford Glen Hines and others.

Kiniiet Highwater N. L. Sperry Arthur Olduker Vanatta Mary Smith M. Bonn Addie Channel Baltimore Bertha Weaver Utica William Warthen Pine Hill Lafayette Rodham Tulles Virginia Arthur Meekina Henry Sharp Lilly Dennison Ira Berger Mt. Vernon Mra Guy Ewart Mredericktown Lolo Hattie McClane Mt Vernon H. H. McClane Mary Bone Dennivan Pleasant Township Dorothy Frances Nixon Ruth Safford Glen Hines Gladys Ernestine Lohn Arthur Oldaker

Farm Listings Highlight Green Valley Areas With Varied Acreage

A sequence of farm ads markets 410 000 to 24 0000 prices for farms near Fredericktown Belleville Gambier and Gambier area. Descriptions emphasize soil quality level lands, barns and outbuildings, fruit orchards and water access. Multiple listings offer terms and photos and list acreages from 72 to 900 acres with two dwellings and modern improvements.

Fredericktown Ure Frederic Town Brandon Aplencht Farm Belleville Jorchard Gambier Green Valley

Local items and notices from Mt Vernon area

Mt Vernon residents and visitors include W H Humbert on business, W B Anderson ill, Mrs H Rine hosting Fancy Work club, and W J Stull moving to Bridge street. Church events at Church of Christ and Methodist church announced with a December 18 supper bazaar and Christmas entertainment. Sloan's Liniment advertised as pain killer with testimonial from M H Solster.

W. H. Humbert Mt. Vernon W. B. Anderson Church of Christ Methodist Church Christman Ave Shaw H. Rine W. 3 Stull Elizabeth Rightmire Bridge Street Clem Neff Columbus H. Kine William Lepley Oregon Fire Sloan Mervin H. Solster Berkeley Cal Panama Expanition Druggiats

Community Notes from Ankenytown and Nearby

Mrs Ki K Beal traveled to Loudonville last Friday for her brother-in-law Charles Ayler's death. Local families, including the Kirkpatricks, ArnBaker, Brubaker, Philipps, Martin, and Leedy, hosted or visited over the weekend. A Christmas program is planned at Progressive church on December 20.

Ki. K. Beal Loudonville Charles Ayler B. J. Kirkpatrick O. J. Workman Mra Arnbaker Doyle Brubaker Roy Philipps J. C. Martin Lavina Leedy Florida Progressive Church Doyle B Brubaker J. J. Brubaker Vernon Airs L. T. Bechtel J.J. Brubaker Manafield Pridmy

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for Cold Relief

Colds threaten throat and chest if untreated. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey loosens phlegm and destroys germs in the throat or nose. Pine is antiseptic and honey soothing. together they fight cold germs and aid healing. Buy from all druggists.

Hedding Chapel Social Highlights Community Notes

John Denk attends sleke Tat. Home Makers and Loyal Workers of Hedding Chapel host a well attended social at Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coe’s home. Marion Davis visits Gambler. Homer Zeiger visits Palmyra. Clancy Harmon moves near MS Vernon to work at the Robert Snow farm. Melvin Zeigler and Olive spend time with Mrs. James Robertson at Centerbury. Edna Blair ill in Chatham. Col L Hart to California for winter. Mrs. C F Parmer and relatives in Newark. A report mix up at WBC election names Mrs. George elected senior president and Mrs. Keane timber view president. Flom and Mrs. John Cummingham visit Cleveland for a day.

John Denk Hedding Chapel Clyde Coe Marion Davis Gambler Homer Zeiger Palmyra Melvin Zeigler Clancy Harmon Vernon Robert Snow Mia Olive James Robertson Centerbury Ina Guello Newark C. PF. Parmer East Vine Street Chatham Edna Blair North Gay Street Columbus Col L. Hart East High Street California Henry 5. Jennings East Gambier Street Toledo Fee W. B.C Mra. George Keane Jimber Flom John Cummingham Cleveland Rey Jobe

Man Pleads Guilty To Chicken Theft In City Case

W 8 Roush of Colembux road was arrested Monday at 2 pm by Oscar McElroy on a charge of stealing chickens from Mrs. Thomas Mutumey. He pleaded guilty, originally fined 10 dollars and given 40 days Workhouse, but the penalties were remitted after he agreed to reimburse the cost of the chickens and court costs to a local businessman. Roush claimed the birds scratched his yard.

Mra Thomas Mutumey Colembux Road Roush Oskcar McElroy Rows

Death Notice for Thomas N. Taylor in Bellefontaine

The remains of Thomas N. Taylor aged 64 who died in Bellefontaine will arrive Wednesday afternoon for interment at Mound View Cemetery. He was a longtime resident and the family requests no mourning.

Thomea M. Taylor Thomas N. Taylor Bellefontaine Mound View Cemetery

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