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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1912

Page

4

Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns

Grr Pew Bladensburg and nearby residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Ray McWilliams, and Wil Matthews, spent Sunday and the past week visiting relatives. The list of visitors includes Mina Ira Melick, Mr. and Mrs. Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. John Berry, and others hosting dinners and reunions across Gambler, St. Foulaville, Hunts Ata, and Coptootoa.

Mra Marion Ray McWilliams St. Foulaville Mar. Wil Matthews Zanesville Cochran Hunts Ata Mina Ira Melick

Local Social Notes From Mt Vernon grid

Mrs J Phillips and son Wilfred pert Thursday in Mt Vernon. Mr George Hoyman called on Mr and Mrs Fred Schooley Sunday. Mrs Raymond Giffin spent Wednesday with Mrs Eugene Rutlege. Mrs George Etringfellow spent Friday with Mr and Mrs George Hoy. Mr and Mrs Charles Molick and Mr and Mrs George Stringfellow spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Bomiwel Mack and family.

William Schooley Atch J.’ Phillips Wilfredpert Mt. Vernon George Hoyman Fred Schooley Raymond Giffin Eugene Rutlege George Etringfellow George Hoymar Charles Molick George Stringfellow Mr Bomiwel Mack

Mt Vernon Area Social And Personal Notes

Mt Vernon region social update lists several residents traveling to Mt Vernon for a week and others returning from Akron. Local incidents include Doorge Doolittle injuring a mashed hand at the Band plant and Pete Busenburg being taken to Lehr hospital. Church services at the Disciple church were well attended with biweekly meetings noted.

Doorge Doolittle Pete Busenburg Lehr Hospital Mt. Veron Wm. Whitney Caen Akron B. Anderson Vernon Leonard Fry Wan Akon Worloud Bey

Local Residents and Visits Highlight Week

Centerboro residents report small travel and family visits from May Cormn and relatives in California. Ruth Barker relocates to Charles Fredericks' former home. Geo Steel and family visit Columbus, Ohio hosts. Adame, former school superintendent linked to Manila service, plans moves to Washington D.C. after 1914 note.

Tarry Bell Amay California Miles Mary L. Bellary McGrew Johnstown Eave Beem A. T Wiley Ruth Barker Charles Fredericks Geo, Steel Columbus AL Wert Clark J. C. Cow Sabet Coen Sealth Adame Manila Che Gaye Water Service Hane Tay Vile Jouve Abaguce Annery Washington, D.C Hin

Mt Gilead and Mt Vernon notes of travel and visits

Metealf and Bart Ramey were in Mt Gilead on business Monday. Th V Swetland bought a lot on Sandrin avenue from J L Wak Idort. F Shinnaberry and wife spent Saturday in Mt Vernon. Metealf and family visited friends in Sparta Sunday.

Metealf Bart Ramey Mt. Gilead Th. V. Swetland Law Sandrin Avenue J. L. Wak Idort Shinnaberry Mt, Vernon Sparta

Woman Dies Fulfilling Predicted Christmas Death

Canton December 26 Mrs Caroline Potter aged 69 died yesterday an attack of mesnoule after predicting two weeks earlier she would die on Christmas day the twelfth anniversary of her husband's death The death followed her forecast and occurred in Canton on December 25 1919.

Canton Caroline Potter Yeaterday

Cox selects secretary Cox picks Burka for private secretary

Dayton Ohio reports Governor elect Cox unofficially confirms appointing George F Burka editorial writer for Dayton Nova as private secretary. Appointment valued at $5,000 annually. A meeting is planned for Monday at 7 PM with full attendance expected.

Dayton, O Gwe Cavernor Jo M. Cox George F Burka Dayton Nova Burka Cox Burba

Ohio Corn Show Heads to Lima January 1915

Corn growers of Ohio plan a major convention in Lima January 7-10 1915 to promote higher yields and profitable farming. The event includes experts from Ohio State University and USDA with demonstrations on soil treatment drainage and fertilization and awards totaling over 800 dollars for corn entries and a boys contest.

Ohio Lima State Board of Agriculture Ohio Experiment Station Oslo Ion Union Stock Ohio Corn Improvement Line Chax Ki. Thorne A.T. Winneke O. Ho Benson United States Department of Agriculture J. W. T. Mavel U. 8 Department of Agriculture A. P. Sandles Ohio State Board of Agriculture A. Harbourt United States C. H. Benson Ohio Corn Improvement Association Wooster

Dominion Checker Tourney Opens in Toronto

Expert checker players from across Canada gathered at the Toronto Checker Club rooms for the Dominion championship opening. Three hundred dollars in cash prizes will be divided among the winners of the tournament.

Toronto Ont Canada Toronto Checker Club

Woman Missing in Mysterious Tragedy at Taylor House

In Philadelphia on December 26 a man, identified as J Werner of Brooklyn linked to Standard Oil, committed suicide in the Taylor House hotel after posing as Mrs H Seymour of Pittsburgh. The woman’s identity was not found on the body or hotel records. The man apparently used gas to kill himself, burned letters, and removed clothing labels prior to the death. Also reported is Johnny Kilbane signing to box Johnny Dundee in Vernon, California around April 10 with promoter McCarey arranging the match.

Philadelphia J. Werner Brooklyn Standard Oil Company New York

Death at the Throttle on Pennsylvania Train No 31

Phinney P. Biler, 50, engineer of Pennsylvania passenger train No 31, died of heart trouble at the throttle near Micro Indiana village. Fireman halted the train, a replacement engineer was arranged at the town, and service continued.

Columbus Phinney P. Biler Pennsylvania Micro-Indiana Varam

Surrenders to sheriff in embezzlement case

Bowling Green Ohio December 26 Atter n Beverntock surrendered to the sheriff to face one year in the penitentiary for alleged embezzlement of 2500 from the Joseph Gottchalk estate. He had been a fugitive and had not made full restitution as required. Also included is a humorous wedding fragment from the issue.

Bowling Green Edward Beverntock Joseph Gottachalk

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