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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
7
Read like a wartime roster and ceremony report the piece notes Local Battery entering federal service with a noon meal for U S soldiers and a formal drill. It lists commanding officers and men with detailed assignments and camp routines reflecting military organization and upcoming transitions.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and initials including Benes Bhoulte Orval Seolea Paul Suhater Maevid Fiarynach Curtis Buow Merceter Snow James Bhoulte Pee Smith Noval J. Smith Vina My Blant Alfred Birang Maye Savith Wendel Reverny Mrot Beyrour Haroldb Bhiroman Richard By Btrenenberger Joli Birleker and others as read from a historic newspaper page fragment.
In times of war and peace preparation matters. Save money and invest with The Tyokeye State Building & Lawn Company, Rankin Building, 22 West Gay Street, Columbus. Five percent on time deposits.
Francis Marlon Stillwell aged 82 died Sunday afternoon at 1 nek after gh lens IMnens fron dropey at M and S hospital where he had been a patient for weeks. He leaves four sons J C Stillwell of Bast kh street, O J Stillwell of this city and doha and Wilbur Stillwell, two daughters Mrs Sarah Robinson of Mr Gilead and Mrs Het nen, burial Tuesday at North Fork church with Rev. Higes allie officiating in Waterford cemetery.
The American meet at MP held a Sunday gathering with 42 in attendance led by vice president Mrs Wertz. Mrs Jones read the Ged Patna and a program by Mrs Pook Mrs Carter Mrs fatten and Mrs Cartermen followed. Harry Bennington recited Tabitha Tubby at the Sewing Cield. Two new members, Mrs Carter and Mrs Hureis, were made. officers were praised by Mrs Card Mrs Wertz and Miss Onis.
State board of agriculture announces a year long enrollment surge for an agricultural and home economics competition. The program grows to exceed prior year totals with more boys and girls enrolling for the trip to Washington.
A string of actions in the common pleas court includes petitions for partition of estate, injunctions, and alimony. Cases involve Walter Engelhard and others over property and care obligations, Myrtle Corel vs Michael Corrigan over deposits, and Grace Perkins vs Keith Perkins with temporary alimony set at 23 dollars monthly.
Fragmentary real estate notices list properties under auction and sale terms with scattered names and figures. The readable items mention prices around forty eight dollars and dates or locations in vague terms, reflecting a truncated public notice section.
In a morning notice, Wells Fargo Co. announced delivery of two new wagons to support local service. The entry describes wagon arrival details and mentions Vernon as the nearby work site, with a brief note on the transportation upgrade.
JBy Associated Press to The Banner reports from Cincinnati that Milward Thinkle a well known Cincinnati family member serving with the Latayeno Be eadtite in France has been promoted to Sergeant for bravery. Rooke another Chietnoarian is with the Tames denial squadron, and William McGinn formerly of Cincinnati is on his way to join it. Governor Cox asked to tell boys who desire to cite the ablation woodman.
Telegraphy classes opened at the Ninth Street Continuation School with free instruction for boys girls and women. Initiated by Mary with the continuation school civic department Chamber of Commerce and Western Telegraph Co at the request of the U S reserve corps.
Hyder W Jones, dean of Bexley and prominent Episcopalian figure in the state, died Monday morning at 6:59. His illness lasted less than two days. A sketch of his life notes his prominence in theological circles and his service at the seminary and church throughout the state.
The obituary notes the death of a Delaware County born priest, tutor, and author, active in the Episcopal Church since 1870. He taught at Kenyon and Bexley Hall, held the preaching chair, and served as a deacon and priest. survived by his wife, a daughter and a brother and sister. Funeral plans announced for Gambler Wednesday evening at 8.
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