Regular services and visits noted in Bladensburg church
Regular services next Sunday morning and evening at the Bladensburg Christian church. Miss Clarice Hull spent last week with her aunt Mrs. George Warman of Mt. Vernon. Emory Hess of near Homer visited with cousin Glenn Hoa. Wallace Cummins and Lee Rice of Mt. Vernon visited over Sunday with their parents, Mis Blanche Allen, who spent the summer with her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas Vanwinkle, left Saturday for Mr Vernon en route to Long Beach.
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Christian Schurch
Clarice Hull
Auuter
George Warman
Mt. Vernon
Emory Hess
Near Homer
Glenn Hoa
Wallace Cummins
Lee Rice
Mt Vernon
Mis
Blanche Allen
Thomas Vanwinkle
Mr. Vernon
Long Beach
Local residents enjoy weekend visits and news
Mrs Josie Morningatar returned home after visiting relatives in Millwood and Mr Vernon for two weeks. Clinton Stull spent Sunday with L Sehnoley and family. George Stringfellow and daughter visited Mr and Mrs George Hourman. Mrs Charles Melick and Mrs Lawter Melick shopped in Mt Vernon Friday. Ja J F McTaiman called on L K Lepley. Those sick were all better at this writing.
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Josie Morningatar
Millwood
Mr. Vernon
Clinton Stull
L. Sehnoley
George Stringfellow
Gladys
George Hourman
Charles Melick
Law Ter Melick
Mt Vernon
Ja. J. F. McTaiman
L. K. Lepley
Mt Vernon W G U meeting discusses statewide prohibition drive
The Mt Vernon W G U meeting reviewed the statewide prohibition push ahead of the November 7 1916 election. Mrs Turvey Mrs Farquhar and other speakers highlighted victory in seven states and the need to mobilize in cities. A report from Miss Anna Gordon and remarks on saloon numbers and liquor territory framed the discussion.
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Vernon Oy
Mt Vern
W. GT
Wan
Farquhar Alo
Milly
Jnlianapolis
Alanka
Porto Riso
United States
New York City
Chicago
Mia
Bryan
Hote Won
Hanley
Gavernor
Colorado
Thors
Indianapatin
Anil
Tier
Hho
Bolt
Ohio
Mrs Edminater 83 Is Fatally Hurt In Porch Fall
Mrs Permelia Edminater, 83, living south of the city, slipped on her back porch Monday and fractured a hip. Doctors warned against going out. anesthesia was deemed unsafe. Despite relief from nerves, the fracture likely cannot be fully healed and recovery is deemed impossible due to age.
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Mra
Permelia Edminater
Edminator
Skating Mishap Injures Two on Mohican River
Report from near this place says teacher Greer and Miss Pulfer sustained sprained ankles while skating on the Mohican river Monday evening. Miss Fuller also injured after skating about seven oclock, later treated by a local physician.
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Greer School
Mohican River
Greer
Mohican
Mias May Pulfer
Mita Fuller
Mies Fuller
Templars Christmas Services Read Grand Commander's Message
Clinton Commandery No. 6 Knight Templars will hold services next Monday at 11 o'clock to the asylum in Masonic Hall. The grand commander of the United States will read a message and a toast to the official will be proposed.
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Clinton Commandery
Knight Templars
Masonic Templa
United States
Unclaimed Mail at Mc Vernon Post Office
The notice lists unclaimed mail for multiple individuals and families including Hite Terger Higophy Horton and Marie Johnson with general delivery options. An aside mentions a mammoth cheese weighing 1200 pounds at J. W. Pitkin's store, with a prize awarded for guessing 1199 pounds.
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Mc Vernon
Aun
Hite Terger
Dew Higophy
Irean It Horton
Cabell Roe Clarke
Qvorge Cokhrig
Mind Gartieude Coon
Mra
Java
Sanne Orem
Jiangor
Mine
Johnson
Minn
Marie Johnson
Jannie Kollohor
WA Lane
Macey Latham
Grace Lavlerger
Rant Abolw
Abort Stas
JA Way
Frank Hammar
Poatmaster
Mise
Lulu Ash
Nin Darling
Bret
Cho
al J. W. Pitkin
Debaters Begin Tryouts for Local High School Contest
The first of two tryouts for the local high school debate team was held Tuesday afternoon in the high school auditorium. Four debaters formed two teams, with two minutes for argument and two for rebuttal. A second session will occur Wednesday afternoon with the remaining teams. Judges include C. G. Hoikinson, Rev. Seborne, and Prof. J. E. Mitchel. The constitutional question asks if states should establish a minimum wage schedule for unskilled labor.
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Newark
Mt Vernon
Zanesville
Reeuiar
C. G. Hoikineson
Rev. Seborne
J. E. Mitchel
Farmers Attend Record Event At Local Institute Session
Farmers show strong interest in the Democracy Institute session slated for December 29 and 30. The program features lectures on sanitation poultry pasture and home water as well as round tables, demonstrations, and committee reports with musical interludes.
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Ida Durbist
Durbin
C. M McConnnell Dinengeion
Cormunittens
Diacuaut
Cormm
A. B High
J. R. Robertson
A. W. Tigh
Institute
I. A. Barker
William A. Monwood
William. i. Troantrer
George Denkina
Ozleo
Aira
C.K. Dowds
Willbat Joney
Kimer Davis
Judson Drake
J. G. Fowler
G. A. A. Stinemota
Thomas Simmons
John Pealer
Conhocton Newspaper Plant Damaged By $20,000 Fire
The Conhocton Times Age building, home to the Goahocton Morning Tribune, was partly destroyed by a Tuesday fire that also harmed the Pentel store Harris tailor shop Mason coe and Wellcargo express olive. About 1300 pounds of news were lost. origin undetermined. Christ Youns of Bellville visited.
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Conhocton
TimeeAge
Goahocton Morning Tribune
Meek
Pentel
Harris’ Tailor Shop
Masoncoe
Wellcargo Express
Sisty Folln
News It
Ewehrill
Ohio Experiment Station Bulletins on Hog Feed Comparisons
The bulletin compares hog growth and feed efficiency between corn fed and tankage or oats fed hogs at the Ohio Experiment Station. It notes corn feeding yields faster gains and better feed conversion, with higher fat content in pork, while oats plus meal prove less profitable. Agricultural guidance discourages large oat use unless oats are cheap.
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Hoge Federation
Ohio Experiment Station
How to Kill Insects in the Grain Bin
Ohio experiment station advises using carbon bisulphide at five to eight pounds per thousand cubic feet to destroy all insects in stored grain. Grain should be carefully kept, temperature above 70 degrees, and packing methods include burlap sacks saturated with squid or poured through perforated pipe. Carbon bisulphide forms a heavier than air gan that settles through the grain within 36 hours.
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Ohio
Notice to Subscribers Delayed Christmas Week Edition
The Banner informs subscribers the semi weekly edition will be issued Wednesday due to Christmas. The Monday issue is canceled or split, with the text base adjusted for the holiday edition.
Stillwell Beam Nuptials and Local Weddings Featured
Stillwell and Beam unite in marriage at the bride’s home with immediate family. The couple plan a honeymoon through Kentucky and Tennessee with visits to Columbus and Cincinnati en route. Also reported are Dunn-Dunn and Clore-Clore marriages, highlighting reunions and past spouses in local society notes.
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Stillwell-Beam
Wendell Warden Stillwell
Margaret Josephine Beam
Beam
Av. W
Kentucky
Tennessee
Community Christmas Celebrations Planned in Gambier
Two Christmas events light Gambier as processions from Epworth Church and Church of the Holy Spirit meet at a lantern lit trap of light. Carol service led by Mrs. Julia Leonard with Arthur Thompson on cornet followed by Campfire Girls village singing. School plays featured December events include The Greatest Day of the Year and Christmas Spirit with Santa Claus arrivals.
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Gambier
Epworth
Church of the Holy Spirit
Lvne
Julia Leonard
Arthur Thompson
Ania
Gambler
Christman
Puplia
Harcourt Parish
Carolyn Wells
DeMille
Santa Claus
West Vernon Soy Is Chosen Junior Speaker At O W U Banquet
Charley West of Mt. Vernon was selected as junior speaker for the February 2 banquet, beating Charles Terplar by eight votes. He gained prominence in the fall campaign by debating county opponents with Walter Van Kirk as his teammate.
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Charley West
Mt. Vernon
Tox
Charles Terplar
Weat
Campaten
Walter van Kirk
Delaware Journal-fHerald Aos
Live Stock and Grain Markets Across Cities
Daily market notes from East Buffalo Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh report cattle shipments including steers heifers cows calves and heavy mixed grades with prices listed in each region. Hog and sheep trade volumes and receipts are shown for cattle hogs and lambs across the same date in late December.
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East Buffalo
Dulin
Oalven
Tioga
Yorkorg
Chicago
Heaven
Pittsburgh
Navid
Patden
Henrs
Maxims For Dietirazor Cut 15 Cause Of Death
A list of ten dietary maxims advises meals in cheerful, moderate fashion to stimulate gastric juice and aid digestion. It warns against extremes, recommends drinking water before meals, chewing thoroughly, and avoiding excess protein and heavy exertion after eating. Also notes a separate local death from blood poisoning after a facial cut.
Moving Pictures On Submarine Sinking Captured On Deck
The San Bernardo crew bound from Philadelphia witnessed a German submarine filming the sinking as the vessel exploded. A French operator aboard the sub recorded the scene while the crew were held aboard during bombing and tension at sea.
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Paris
Philadelphia
Tempe
Ban Bernardo
Hlim
San Bernardo
Dog Saves His Mistress Near Norwalk
In Norwalk Oregon a neighbor’s enraged cow charged Mrs. Philip Lorets, knocking her down. A dog rushed in, bit the cow, and pulled her away, allowing Mrs. Lorets to escape to safety with minor injuries.
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Norwalk
Ore
Philip Lorets
Charles Antrim
Lorets
Miss Elsa Hirschberg Signs Studio Contract for Starr Phonograph
Studio plans reveal Miss Elsa Hirschberg stage named Miss A le a Lyons signs to sing for Starr Phonograph. Company outfits a recording studio in New York to allow Mina Lyons and Miss Elizabeth Schiller regular recording with a permanent orchestra. Hirschberg also teaches in New York where three pupils sing at Park Avenue Church under Dutch violinist Christian Krotas.
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Elsa Hirschberg
Lea Ht. Lyons
Starr Phonograph Company
New York
Mina Lyons
Elizabeth Schiller
Bicycle Found In Snow Near Newark End
A bicycle was found in snow four miles south of the city on the Newark end and placed in the sheriff's office pending owner identification. Any person missing a bicycle is asked to report to the sheriff's office with details for recovery.
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Newark
Resto
Sheriff’s Office
Harness store seeks hides and furs at East Oblo Avenue
A. J. Plabarty's harness store advertises paying top prices for 1000 beef end horse hides and other raw goods including furs pelts beeswax ginseng golden seal and similar items. Located at 5 Oblo avenue East.
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A. J. Plabarty
Oblo Avenue
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