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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
7
Mrs Hampshire seeks a divorce from her husband Ned Hampshire charging desertion gross neglect and extreme cruelty. She states she has fulfilled duties and was unaware of their six month old son until a court appearance and asks for custody of the child and proper relief. The case follows a prior separation and alimony award.
A Bible class to honor 14 young men from their group serving in the army will be held in the church parlors Friday evening. Rev A B Ford and Howard C Gates will give addresses and gifts will be presented to the soldiers, one soon to be in training at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
ESTO notes list several visits with Gluten Morrie and family, Wr and Mri FL Sehontoy Payne of Newark, Mr and Mrs iteduin Payne, visiting with Me and Mr Goorke Hoyman, Mrs Jewe Morningstar and Mrs Charles Melick syant with relatives in Millwood. The Mensinh Ladies Art Society will meet with Mrs Dina Mardy next Thursday afternoon. Jerome Gaverty’s welting, Ly Schooley and family, Reap Hughes and Charles Melick motored to Mt Vernon Saturday.
In wartime Pier style appeal the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company promotes economies and hard work. It invites deposits earning five percent interest and emphasizes first mortgage loans on homes and farms from its Rankin Building address at 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. Assets total 13 800 000 and it markets loans as the greatest mortgage lender.
North Liberty residents visit Mangfield Newark and Marion relatives while Beal and Pore families attend gatherings. A surprise party honors Join Teehtel. preaching at Brethren church by Archie Lynn. many townsfolk visit kin in Mansfield Mt Vernon New York City. Digestive ailment linked to despondency. Chamberlain’s Tablets offered as remedy.
A daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs George Guthries at the home of O C Puncea east of the city. A daughter was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs George Harrin of East Vine Street. The rest discusses Leather Money in ancient times with examples from Rome and France and ends with a brief social quip about trust and cash.
One hundred and ninety members of Battery E Ohio Field Artillery were hosted at a Stambaugh Avenue banquet in Mt Vernon by the Chamber of Commerce. Local officials praised the unit’s service to the nation and noted preparations for a departure to France. Speakers included Judge Lewis B. Houck and Lt Headington, with Miss Extelle Harris and local musicians providing entertainment. The event featured tributes, toasts, and plans to later distribute appreciation tokens among battery members. The group then traveled to Gambier for a day trip and prepared for a messenger to Fredericktown with a chicken dinner planned.
In Zion Township community notes several events are listed including an upcoming annual Sunday school place in Harris Grove on Saturday August 18 with invitations and a brief program. Local movements include residents visiting Newark Utica and Winding Park along with social visits and farm news.
Robert Glasgow, 14, a painter and apprentice, died instantly from a self inflicted gunshot at his residence on Vine Street after long illness and sleep difficulties. Neighbor Joseph Shover summoned the coroner. Glasgow had been nearly an invalid at home and faced an operation. Burial set for Mound View. wife and a nephew Dana Hose survive.
H. M. Youngpeters, editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio, praises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He cites relief after meals and improved health from a bottle, claiming the remedy ended long stomach and liver troubles.
Nora G Hagerty of Lincoln Nebraska writes she suffered chronic constipation and stomach trouble for some time with severe bowels misery. Doctors warned surgery but after taking Chamberlain's Tablets she recovered in days and could resume normal life.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss color of lightning and Newtonian gravitation with references to Kepler and Highton. It mentions experiments, curiosity about gravity, and historical debate on the law. The text mixes names like Meshercest and Hregworke with a scholar’s reflection on learning and science.
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