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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1914

Page

2

Clothing Drive Appeals for Needy by Associated Charities Mt Vernon

The Associated Charities of Mt Vernon asks for clothing, shoes, and wearables for the cold snap. Donations may be left at Mayor Perrine’s office or with Juvenile Officer Purcell at Knox County Court Home. Local committees and officers are listed and all members urged to attend a Dec 19 meeting to transact business.

Associated Charities of Mt. Vernon Thine&y Mame Perrine Purcell Knox County Court Houtinel Steinmetz Poland Lahnen

Fredericktown area social and notices page

Local notices report social gatherings births and deaths across Fredericktown area. Cecil Atkinson of New London hosts at Chapin home. Star class Baptist Sunday school social at Mrs. Fox’s. Mr. and Mrs. Bell celebrate birth. Rev McClellan fills Presbyterian pulpit in pastor’s absence. multiple visits and family events noted. new Leviston clothing house branch opened. construction progress on Fox and Hack-Horn blocks. numerous town residents’ travels, illnesses, and social visits documented. revival plans announced for January 24 at M. E. church. old-time love feast held at Methodist church with songs and bread and water observances.

Cecil Atkinson New London Counlt L. Chapin Baptist Sunday School A. H. Fox Osborne Bell Von R. G. McClellan Presbyterian Church H. M. Noble Jf, Chapin Helen Hodges Weat Sutton Ohio Elizabeth Goodwin Charles Coleman Sainte Noner Dalrymple J.T. Brown Brown New Washinnton New Wakiingi Hazel Rowley Chesterville Frederick Lown Reuben Miller Newark Oho George Miller Nicodemus Mansfeld Annetta | Shatter Levixon Cloting House Mt. Vernon Tate Finnel Coshocton Albert Bean Taylor Simon Dick Wilson Mrodericktown ML. Liberty Bertie Davis Harley LeMasters ML. Vernon Ewers Fox B. Jenkeny Minn Vestry Alrey Marengo Hattie Fish J. M. Thomas Tito Mouly Gordon Reber Conlon Pulaakiville Colvin Smith Charles Harry J. Zelg Chicago Anna Cummings Ethel Page W. H. Dickerson David A. Morrie Hermandaiet Morris Robert Harry Carrie Boggs Lewis Holtaire Fannie Mev Una Lyons Fredericktown

Local Social Notes from Mansfield Area

Mrs. Mary Arbaugh of Mansfield visited over Sunday with her brother A B Simpson and wife. Mrs. Mary Walton of Ashland spends time with her sister Mrs Eva Babbury. Mrs Lulu Lilly returned home near Brink Haven after visiting her father M Lilly west of town. Misses Esther and Faye Fulmer spent Friday night with Loudonville friends. Mr Severnaived over weekend with Harry Sullivan and family at Mansfield. Miss Bertlee Witt visiting aunt Mrs John Moulter near Perrysville. Small Lutheran Church entertainment planned east of town Thursday evening. Dae, Sith, Rey Mitchell and family visited A W McChins and wife Sunday. Mrs Tow Ginsener and son Paul of Loudonville spent last Thursday with her parents, Philip Brubaker and wife. M J Wolf, real estate agent of Loudonville, was a business visitor in town Monday. Miss Cora Taylor of Loudonville guest of J A Taylor and wife last Thursday. A son born to Wai Tile and wife southwest of town Saturday afternoon. Mrs Alt McCuirn Seok and Mrs J Greer spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Sarah Farquhar west of town.

Mary Arbaugh Mansfield A. B. Simpson Mary Walton Ashland Eva Babbury Lulu Lilly Brink Haven Lilly Hsther Faye Fulmer Loudonville Gertrude Shults Donald Severna Harry Sullivan Bertlee Witt John Moulter Perrys Vie Dae Sith Rey Mitchell A.W. McChins Tow Ginsener Paul Philip Brubaker Wit M. J. Wolf Londonville Mies Cora Taylor J. A. ‘Taylor Wai Tile Mra. Alt McCuirn Con Seok J. ©. Greer Sarah Farouhar

Martinsburg Notes Show Community Socials And Visits

Mrs. M. Kerr extends her stay with daughter Mrs. J. 8 Schooler of Columbus. The State School Inspector visited our school and praised the Fire Grade High School. Mrs. David Howman hosts Baptist Missionary Society at her home Thursday. The Dramatic club from Mt. Vernon attended a hay ride and supper at the hotel. Miss Blackburn served. Mrs. Maud Owings visited Mr. and Mrs. Jne Miggins. John Medlin near death recently improving. Mrs. Laura Ewart hosted Presbyterian Missionary Society Thursday. Roy Waters preaching evangelistic meetings at Bladensburg while Roy Curtiss leads a meeting at Hill Church. Prof. and Mrs. Merrill Brandon hosted teachers at six o'clock dinner. Attendees included Otho Cummins, Archie Hampshire, Laura Bowman, Grace Rebout, Maud Owings, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Cummins, Clarence and Paul Cummins. Martinsburg Embroidery Club presented each member a year’s subscription to The Woman's Home Companion, The Patheomy and The American Magazine. Mrs. Ling Hayes and daughter Grace wintered at Kissimmee. Mr. Frank Kenny bought the G. I. Schooler farm adjoining Martinsburg.

Kerr Columbus Ehoola Instore David Howman Baptist Missionary 80 Ciety Dramatic Club Mt. Vernon Miss Blackburn Maud Owinga Jne Migkins John Medlin Laura Ewart Presbyterian Missionary Society Roy Waters Bladensburg Curtists the Hill Church Prof Merrill Brandon Ri Mesars Otho Cummins Archie Hampshire Laura Bowman Grace Rebout Maud Owings M. C. Cummins Clarence Paul Cummins Martinabure Embridery Club Woman's Home Spanton The Pathtmedy American Magni Mia Linga Hayes Grace Kissimmee Frank Kenny G. I. Schooler Martinsburg

Warmers Institute attendance and village news in Bateman town

Pupils and residents report on the Warmers Institute at Levering with attendees from the area. Mrs Anne Vernier remains poorly, Horick family returns to the village, Edna Cochran and children joined Lewin Wertz for Sunday dinner, Simon Herzog hosted guests at dinner, Helene Johnson and Sarah Murphy present, Addie Vickroy and daughters visited Miss Mabel Wertz and others. Jeannette Gleason and Elizabeth Levering win sewing prizes at the Farmers Institute. No hoof and mouth disease reported. Silas Parrle improving and hopes to come down street Thursday.

Levering Anne Vernier Lee Horick Edna Cochran Lewin Wertz Simon Herzog Helene Johnson Sarah Murphy Addie Vickroy Stelle Mabel Wertz Jeannette Gleason Elizabeth Levering Farmers’ Institute

Death by Glasses at City School Shadowed by Medical Debate

A eleven year old boy Abed H Conway died after wearing glasses from an optometrist. Doctors blamed the eye wear for causing a brain and eye deterioration leading to meningitis. City physicians seek malpracticed charges against the optometrist. The piece warns against non medical eye examininers and promotes oculists for proper eye care.

Abed H. Conway McKay Wilmington Philadelphia Press Sh Hm Optometris Opticiani Conway

Wylie Campbell Rites Held. Masons Initiate Two at Mt Zion

Mrs Katherine Tulloss and daughter Helen attended the funeral of Wylie Campbell in Utica on Wednesday. Mt Zion lodge No 9 F and A M conferred the degree of Master Mason on two candidates at their February meeting. Mt Vernon lodge No 140 BPOE initiated two candidates Tuesday evening and several petitions for membership were received.

Mra Katherine Tulloss Helen East Gambler Street Ale Wylie Campbell Utica Mater Mason Reelar Communication Mt. Zion Lodge Mt. Vernon Lodge

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