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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

7

Missionary Convention Set for Mt Vernon January 12 and 13

A united missionary campaign gains broad church support with over forty boards and many denominations endorsing the effort. Mt Vernon hosts sessions January 12 13 led by speakers including Rev J Corey Dr A L Wiley and Rev Paul H McClanahan. The meetings aim to boost home mission work, increase giving, and recruit new contributors across Inox county and beyond.

United Missionary Campaign United States Canada Mt. Vernon Amatica J. Corey Cincinnati A. L. Wiley India Paul H. McClanahan Philadelphia Inox County

Debutante Dance Showcases Lytle Daughter in Mt Vernon Society

Society notes describe a sophisticated Armory debut for Miss Gertrude Lytle of North Main Street. About 175 guests attended as Lytle was presented to Mt Vernon society with elaborate greenery, ferns, roses, carnations and potpourris. The event featured Mrs M J Lytle in white satin, Miss Gertrude Lytle in white lace, and guests Katharine and Jean Crawford plus Miss Jeanette Logan of Columbus. Dinner followed with Punch and dancing.

Miss Lytle Armory Mortimer B. Lytle North Main Street Miss Gertude Mt. Vernon Milch M. J. Lytle Gertrude Lytle Katharine Jean Crawford Columbus Gertrude Lytle Frederick Lytle Katharine and Jeanette Logan Ohio Dorothy Sanger Benton Mase

Gotshall District Names Samuel Gotshall Chief Deputy

Gotshall district official announces Samuel Gotshall as chief deputy after a quick move to seek state tax commission confirmation. He says many applicants will take the examination on January 8 for deputy assessor roles.

Severns Askansor Brendh W. Severne Samuel R. Gotshall Me. Severne Binnke

State Agricultural Meeting in Columbus January 14 to 15

The Ohio Agricultural Commission schedules a two day institute in the Columbus Chamber of Commerce building. Delegates from Ohio and other states will hear Senators Pomereho for Giio and Kenyon of Iowa discuss securing half a million dollars from the U S treasury to combat hog cholera. The program covers tuberculosis in cattle, stallion inspection, county farm value, beautifying grounds, education, rural management, and county fairs. Moving pictures and stereopticon views accompany the sessions.

Columbus GOMA Chamber of Commerce Cox College of Agricultural and Domesic Science School County Falls Ohio Agricultural Commission of Obig

Local People and Visits Across Towns During Holidays

Short local notes record movements and visits of residents and guests from St Marys Ohio to Columbus Lima and Belmont Avenue with a series of holiday trips to Youngstown New Castle Bucyrus and Ypsilanti. Names include Mietot Vere Wirwille W M Koons E J Pipea Walter Stevie Alfred Perrine Neal Hoy Jenkins and Carl Sellers among others.

Mietot Vere Wirwille St. Marys Ohio Ja Vielthow Ion W. M. Koons Columbus Anthony B. Whittington Belmont Avenue Lima E. J. Pipea Martinsburg Serlunely Mat Bey Autferia Ata William R. Barnett Hawt Youngstown New Castle Mya Walter Stevie Telipie Texas Mire William Steele Toledo Howard Hayes Louisa Coal Co Porehlight Kentucky Mia Knox County Carl Sellers Starling-Ohio Medical College James Sellera Ast Gambier Street Hoy H. Jenkins J. H. Jenkins Jenkins Alice Campbell Margaret Tiebout Miss Campbell Ypsiland Michigan Earl P. Seavelt Michigan State University At Ann Arbor B. M. Benyoit

Court News Highlights From Probate to Deeds in Danville Area

Answer filed in the William M. Kvonson case claims delivery of a chattel mortgage and non-indebtedness based on the promissory note. John F. Gardner files second and final probate accounts showing receipts and disbursements. multiple marriages and contract awards noted. Deeds entered include transfers in Jefferson, Centerbury, Jackson, and Danville. administrator appointed for Ivan Syler with bond set.

William M. Kvonson Charles Suttles Court of Common Pleas Allowell John F. Gardner Olin Brimte

Death of Mrs Elizabeth Pipes at Martinsburg

Mrs Elizabeth Pipes died at her sister’s home in Martinsburg Tuesday evening at 5 after a two year illness caused by tuberculosis. A widow aged 68 she is survived by one brother and three sisters. Funeral at Union Grove church Thursday morning at 11 with Rev L G Walker of Connerburg officiating. Interment in Union Grove cemetery

Elizabeth Pipes W. B. Hanecock Martinsburg Union Grove L. G. Walker Connerburg

Local Social Notes and Visitor Greetings

Mr Leroy Blair of Galena spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs W T Wagner. Mrs Eleanor Welsh of Howard visited her son Frank Welsh this week. Audrey Baker of Bowling Green Kentucky will return Wednesday to visit two weeks. Abe Staith of Mr Vernon spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs C D Smith. L A Wolah and wife visited Rank Sapp of Danville. Jay W Sellers of Elmira New York will arrive Wednesday to visit ten days with his parents. Rast Gambler arrested.

Leroy Blair Galena W. TH. ‘Wagner Eleanor Welsh Howard Frank Welsh Misa Audrey Baker Bowling Green Kentucky Abe Staith Vernon C.D. Smith L. A. Wolah Rank Sapp Danvile Jay W. Sellers Elmira New York Mra. J. B, Sethe Atrest

Holiday visitors and moves noted in Eagle Grove area

Mt Vernon residents and local families frequent Mt Vernon and surrounding towns over the weekend. People included Ogg, Knorr, Hines, Shipley, Holsteen, Cotnan, Richalison, Stofer, Hidith, Knerr, Atherton, Parsons, and Johnson family members. Ev: several moved homes or plan retirements, youngsters recover from pneumonia.

Mine Kiln Ogg Mt. Vernon Honey Knorr Daniel Hines Paul George Alice Shipley Mes George Myrtle Holsteen Wooster Mra H A Daniela jSauetiters Ednard Hazelberg MS. Vernon Delbert Curnan North Dakota

Local Funeral Observances and Move Updates

Mr. Allen Devoe of Monroe county attended the funeral of his uncle James Allen of Fredericktown. Mrs. Joseph Ogg and Mrs. Chris Barton were at John Hyatt’s funeral in Fredericktown. Morris R. Moxley moved his family to Delaware county. Justice Costing is moving from Moxley’s former home. Emmett Lybarger moves to Jon A. M. Hyatt’s place. A. M. Barton adds an addition to his barn. Rev. Georges Shively of the anti saloon league spoke at Liberty Chapel. Frances Cochran visited her sister Edith Ogg. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Ewalt were guests of John Geary. Liberty Chapel preaching by Rev. S. T. Allen at 8:30 PM. Rev. Allen plans meetings at Friendship on December 29.

Allen Devoe Monroe County James Allen Fredericktown Joseph Ogg Chris Barton John Hyatt Morris R. Moxley Delaware County Justice Costing Moxley Emmett Lybarger Jon A. M. Hyatt A. M. Barton Georges Shively Liberty Chapel Frances Cochran Mia Edith Ogg A. M. Ewalt John Geary T. Allen Allen Friendship

Local village notes include church repairs and family events

The Baptist church added hitching racks and repairs around its building. Miss Helen Baxter hosted guests at Hegh Grove School for a Christmas event. Helen Reinhower and Walter Reinhower plan holiday visits to Granville and Johnstown. Harry Reinhower injured at work. Charles Shellen cut hand with a knife. Rev Theodore Hoffmeister visits. A revival starts Dec 28 led by Evangelist Beara of Granville. Prayer meetings begin at various homes for a week to support the revival.

Clifford Sehufelt The Baptist Church Helen Baxter Hegh Grove Mrnday Helen Walter Reinhower Graneville Johnstown Harry Reinhower Charles Shellen Targer HG. Way Theodore Hoffmeister Mt. Vernon Wm. Chambers H. G. Way Evangeliet Beara Granville Russell van Ostrand Hunt Station

Loans on farms and homes offered in Knox County

Knox Savings & Loan offers to take a few more first class loans on mortgage security. Terms are well known and payments can be made at any time. Call at the office at the Northwest corner of Main and Vine streets Mt. Vernon Ohio to discuss security. C. P. Colville, Sec’y.

Knox County Main and Vine Streets Mt. Vernon Ohio Knox Savings & Loan C. P Colville Sec'y

Ohio Stallion and Jack Inspection Law Details

The new Ohio law requires all stallions and jacks to be examined by a state authorized veterinarian after March 26 2014 with enrollment and license certificates obtained from the State Veterinarian. Examinations begin January 6 1914 and owners must file forms and pay a two dollar fee per animal.

Ohio Agricultural Commission of Ohio Columbus

Hold Up Post Office at Cisco Near Here

Two masked men held up the Cisco post office and a general store, forcing W M Barr and others to surrender. They took $20 from the post office drawer, $15 from the store drawer, and about $40 from the men’s pockets before escaping. Also noted are upcoming holiday visits by Allen Fink, Herbert Andreas, and Dr Elroy Reece and wife.

Washington D. H Offiee Cisco W. M. Barr Allen Fink Pittsburgh Herbert Andreas Wednesee Canton Canal Dover Elroy Reece Toledo

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