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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1917

Page

7

Union Services for Battery Well Attended

Nearly 1000 people attended a Riverside park service for Battery B members amid motor parades and veteran speakers. War veterans and civic leaders urged unity as parishioners recalled Civil War memories and the Battery’s wartime service.

Battery Well Wee Telia Mary Fee Riverside Jan Battery Bo Polatives Ff Choemenieye Methodiat Arden Verioy Quiler Miljor White Fond Tourlain W. R. McCurnick Willer Rine Iptern Ty Wesley Woodnon Mronnan Mulhane Re AL Long A Grayson Hill Moe Anlorian George S. Tarte Col Gooren W. Z. Betton Beach Joseph Turker Houndiction Miller Alvin Yetrlorion Howe Battery Ile

Sleeping Fireman Attack Incident At Firehouse

Me department members in the Third ward report a bizarre incident at the enging house where Worley, while asleep, struck by a mace used by a sleeping fireman. He awoke with a head wound after an accidental blow from a mace that shattered on impact. He regained senses with care, leaving a forehead cut and bruise.

Howe Pollestien Baxelall Mr. Worley Hiro Miahani Worley

Y. M. Committees Announced by President Goodell

President Goodell announces Y M committees for this year with members listed under Finance Physical Hoys Membership Religious Social and Reception. season tickets for the elautenqua on sale at the association building between 9 am and 10 pm.

Battery Witedabion Sn Elautenqua Askoristion Goodell Willame Hah Mab Jey W. AL Ackermin Wo Hudin Mitchell Campbell Home W. Katly Yarner A. J. Matthews Henry M Callison Needets Tinkey Rollehout H. H. Miller Zonend AL Long J. HL. Muytelter My Cornell G. Gian Williaw Arteton Mielinda Naso J. Champion Mile

Judgment Sought in Estate and School Board Appeals

Plaintiff seeks $1,261.05 from the estate of Mile Laney in a noted claim tied to notes and a will. The Clay Township Board of Education appeals a Morgan Township judgment claiming a debt of $20. The report lists court awards and a petition to sell real estate in Ty Porter estate. Knox County school enrollment shows 4,582 boys and 680 girls aged 6 to 21. an appeal is filed in a wheat harvesting dispute over crop division between tenants.

Claius Dalla Laney Elaihui Reuben Laney Jule Loney Ake Sali Levering Pal Board of Education of Clay Squire J. C. Marlatt Morgan Towns Birger Martina Sarat M. Portun Woodward Witter Mo Riley Hie Knox County State Educational Department Wedge Humber Rhea Wlixaveth McGinley Axainst Thomas Tt Simmons Dsc Conmen Pleas Cout Conment Pleas Court

Atkinson to Install Local Camp July 24

The local camp of Spanish War Veterans will be formally established on Sunday July 24 with BF Atkinson adjutant of the Rudierk Home in charge and with the officers elected weeks ago to conduct the ceremony in this city.

BF Attknson Ruldierk Banedusky

Orphans Will 6th Annual Carnival Matinee

A fragmentary notice advertises an Orphans Will carnival matinee on Wednesday August 1 with details scattered. The readable lines mention Orrville and Hythe amid garbled text, hinting at a community event to aid orphans and a planned audience attraction.

Unclear text about cigarettes sent to a young Belgian

A damaged OCR fragment discusses Cole receiving cigarettes sent to a young Belgian. It mentions Leupild Velders and Betis Tinh Jossont, references a letter from Veldern, and notes inability to purchase items. The text is fragmented with many garbled phrases and names.

Cole Dames Cole Velders Helen Piokntes Tirougl Veldern

War Time Finance And Savings Ad From Buckeye Bank

An early 20th century ad urges economies and diligent saving during wartime. It promotes depositing money at Buckeye State Rulline and Lown Ganeany Hankin Hulldine in Catuniitis, Ohio, offering five percent interest on first mortgage loans. The ad emphasizes patriotism and prudent fiscal conduct.

Wale Karnine Buckeye Rulline & Lown Ganeany Hankin Hulldine Catuniitis Ohio Law Morteare Homer Hose Inuns

Carpenters and Laborer Sought for Public Works Job

A wartime style notice calls for carpenters and laborers to work on civic construction projects. It mentions pay, living quarters, and a contact point at the State House in Columbus for applicants from Mt. Vernon or nearby communities.

Mt. Vernon Baox Connell Nations State House Colimbus

Pythians Turn Attention to Buckeye Lake Park Event

Local Knights of My Uh plan a parade and ceremony at Buckeye Lake Park Friday as Damen and Pythian WHT stages are set. Dayton and nearby residents are expected to attend the celebration, with preparatory work underway for the event’s opening.

Pythians Buckeye Lake Park Knights of MY Uh Huckeye Lake Park Pythian Noo Dayton Lean Lath Natonal Hoekeye Lake

Salary Chronicle at Gherlin Bisbeye College Revealed

A report notes a yearly salary of 1300 dollars for Emment 1 Carrier at the Gherlin Bisbeye college. It mentions a first year 1800 dollar level amid broader discussions of faculty pay and career outcomes, set within a historical context.

Gherlin Bisbeye College Hee Cleveland Moo Carter

Local Social Notes From Monroe Center and Surrounding Families

Mr and Mrs. Abe, Charence Grubbath daughter Leon of Monroe Center were visiting Hopinggical of Sl. Hotcher and family. Mr. Kort Mefermort and daughter Fass spent afternoon with Mea C M. Fletcher Tuesday. Mrs. Mary V. Hietcher and Mrs M. Fletcher were afternoon guests of Mrs Thimas Weir Tuesday. Harry Blinn of Chicago visiting Oldaker and family, and Mrs. C. J. Nuehtival of Hlew. They are visiting relatives and friends in tidy gittinity. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Paige were evening guests of Mr and Mrs. 620. the Anddauehror Swuiday. Mrs A W Hoar and pen iy guest of Mrs Jonna And brothers Mr and Alm, Orvills Metramott and Mrs Wid Mra. Karl McDermott and nnigehite Sunday guest of Mr and als Dr Bartlett and frame Uy. Mrsami Mes SW Bedell were visiting giants of Mr and Mrs Thomas Wole Weilngsta Menn. Mrs CC Grokaw of Ont eae visiting Meo Graham's friends, Mie aa Mea 1 8. Graham Mrs Mary WMerehnn and Mist Mabel Jolsen were afternoon visits of Mrs G O Paine Chesday.

Abe Whciion Grats Charence Grubbath Daugher Leon Monroe Center SL. Hotcher Kort Mefermort Fass Wort M. Fletcher Mary V. Hietcher Thimas Weir Harry Blinn Chicago Oldaker C. J. Nuehtival Hlew. Noy Mloyd Paige Pen Iy Mre Jonna Alm Orvills Bedell Thomas Wole Weilngsta Menn Grokaw Onteae Whaes Meo Graham Fairants Graham Mary Wmerehnn Mist Mabel Jolsen J. O. Paine Chesday

Army seeks bakers for field service at once

Recruiting officers announce multiple bakery companies to be deployed with field units. Each company will employ sergeants and corporals with pay between 44 and 1 dollars monthly, aiming to bake enough bread for 1 000 men daily. Opportunities offer promotions, days of training, and chances to join as officers based on qualifications.

Fen Bakery Uir ReMi Henteriot Aureennin Dorporihs Pineon Hilo Aden Fem Ollloer

Four Hour Hands Set To Track World Time

A New York World item explains a jeweler offering multiple colored hour hands on a watch to indicate different time zones. Each hand shows an offset from eastern time, allowing instant recognition of local times across regions. Customers pay a few dollars for the customized face with hour hands colored silver copper void green and others.

United States Tris Fiey Sonny Eclijes Elaine Bys Celten Mountaly New York World

Merely Symptom in American Culture Commentary

An excerpt from the Ohie State Journal reflecting on culture and broad knowledge. notes aim to meet with intelligent and sympathetic interest across divergent activities and groups. depicts a garden spot of world where public discourse may dismiss trivial concerns.

New York Ohie State Journal

Pranks Big Shells Play In Modern War

The article describes surprising effects of large explosives used in contemporary warfare. It notes rapid, dramatic impacts that disrupt soldiers and alter battlefield conditions. A curious episode involves an observer in a tree fort whose post was suddenly engulfed by an explosion, illustrating the unpredictable power of ordnance.

Snells Willy Lia

Freak accident injures rider in daring field display

A report describes a man tossed from a horse by a failed air belt then knocked unconscious. He regains awareness claiming a sudden strip of clothing and gear, a distant explosion, and a near miss that spared him. A second rider keeps the action from escalating as mounted judges intervene.

Amielne Dbs Bott

Truthful papers and deceitful rules in journalism

A discourse on newspaper truthfulness by Deema Taylor and Leen, arguing that papers rarely print statements fully truthful and stressing editors’ duty to avoid deception. The piece notes editors rely on reputable sources and the dangers of indulging in mendacity, urging restraint and accuracy in reporting.

Deema Taylor Leen Himeself China Oble

Do you think that new pedal will ever be a soldier

A drill sergeant questions a recruit about fitting into camp life. The exchange hints at readiness and discipline as the recruit discusses basic needs and training, reflecting military expectations and the rough humor of early training.

Richoud

Taking Steps. Keddite's Actions to Reduce His Tien

A fragmented report notes Keddite taking steps to reduce his tien with broad, unclear description. The dialogue references Youkers tutexnum and asks what steps he is taking, but the exact actions remain unspecified in the readable text.

Keddite Tien Greene

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Knox County Savings Bank West Side Public Square Philidel Hugh Worley Y. M Castoria Loney Auditor Riley Comnovit Jadenenta Common Pleas Court B. Hovek Exeeutor Magnnist IOG. Swank Jalenent Motek Executor Sion Hatha Ean Gannavaliat Waller L Orrville Pullle Anna Inetins Wite Teesiilan Sherelene The J. S. Ringwalt Company Happy Valley ARMY Quartermaster’s Department Simplex Lima OHLO
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