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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

8

Local Notices and Social Roundup in Gambier Area

A cluttered column lists residents visiting relatives in Columbus Philadelphia and Newark with several attending funerals and returning from trips. It notes automobile license blanks available at Banner office and mentions photoplay showings at White Palace and White Barn theatres.

Sis J. M. Wolverton Haat Gambier Street Flint Mich Tix Tuts Croley Philadelphia Emile Guillain Pleasantville Greed Bell

Russia Must Flee To Own Borders In Galicia Eviction

London observers predict Russia’s total eviction from Galicia as German Austrian forces push northward from Stryj toward Przemyśl. Russian retreat accelerates across plains vulnerable to heavy artillery, with limited protection in swamp and lake regions near Lamberg. May battles strain supplies as Russia withdraws toward defendable lines along rivers Wisloka and upper Wisłoka, facing encirclement and possible loss of Przemyśl.

Plaina London Russia Galicia Suite Stryj Przemyel Ruxsta Galicis Teutonic Third Army Lemberg Przemyal Dne Lamberg Rusia Bordura Ailasia Milan Preemyst Tt Ia Wisloka Wislok Stry Prroniyal Teutonic Slyte

Take Many Prisoners French War Office Reports Severe Fighting

French war office reports heavy fighting at two points with 4100 prisoners over three weeks including 64 officers and 10 dead Germans. French losses total about 200, most wounded. More prisoners noted near Nengillest and Vaast. Rheims bombarded. British progress near Zoumateo.

French War Office Paris Nengillest Vaast War Office Germany Alnee Monnay Rheims Zoumateo

Local visits and closing of Harcourt Place Seminary

Mr Pléeree A Whayer spent the day in Columbus on business. Mr Truman Young of Tin visited Gambier friends. Mr Bernice Jayior left Thursday for Detroit to join a picture crew. Mrs M L Ruulia of Cleveland is visiting Harcourt Place, guest of Mrs Frank Tudor. Seminary at Gambier formally closed the school with a Cleveland furnish. A majority departed for homes Thursday.

Mes J Mast Lerates Fel Mary Cou M. Tossip Gidped Mir Lereste HeRieniog Hun Margret Dorethy Pioux Moe Merenr Witow Martinebuie AH Simelman Pléeree A. Whayer Columbus Truman Young Gambier Bernice ‘Jayior Detroit Mieh M. L. Ruulia Cleveland Prank Tudor South Guy Street Harcourt Place Seminary Ganeter Johnston

Knights of the Golden Eagle elect officers and plan revival

At the last regular meeting of Custer Castle No. 1M Knights of the Golden Eagle officers were elected for the next term including Nk Corps drivers Past Chief John Hardesty View Chief AHL Cunhaien Master or Records D Simmons Keeper of Eachagdar AJ Kankel Bly Harald OS Simp kine Tristee A He Chaingiang Ruprepresentative John Thunlesty. A revival is planned with more than two new members, a contest among new members led by AL H Cinninghar and Ad Kunkel, and a big event November th marking the castle 20th anniversary with judges and dignitaries expected. One new application and one reappointment were received.

Custer Castle Knights of the Golden Eagle Democracy Rnn Chih John Hardesty G. Gain A. HL Cunnaiehan A. le Murty D. Simmons Xehegier- Wdwin Fragt A. J. Kankel Harald John

Measuring Temperaments as Team Matchmakers

Worcester writer Max Ball outlines a controversial plan to measure temperaments with a gearlike device to match men and brides. He claims by precise dimensions and character traits a man can be paired with the ideal wife, critiquing a social trend toward selection by appearance and attraction.

Orion Leviathan Max Ball Worcester de Balt Han Hh BeArel Batray

Woman Chooses Suitor by Cape Site Measurement Method

A woman considers selecting her future husband by a peculiar method involving measurement with a cape site. If she were as practical as that, she would choose Lia by listed commercial rating.

Lia

Slicing the Ball and Oddball Golf Pointers

A jumble of humorous golf tips and garbled text discusses slicing, practice, and quirky advice. It mentions egg placement to correct the swing, bizarre remedies, and parody quotes about love, business, and advertising. The piece weaves playful mock guidance with nonsensical lines and a Cleveland dealer reference.

Uthia Chicago

Perfectly Horrid A Delightful Sound Parson Mas Was Heard

A garbled diary-like fragment notes a mas parson Mas heard after evening tones with phrases about a volks and a new wae. The text appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear meaning and several misprints.

Mas

Marriage of Dr Carroll Dunham Cong and Miss Huth Pitkin

A double wedding ceremony united Dr Carroll Dunham Cong tind and Miss Huth Pitkin on Wednesday at the Pitkin home. Attendants included Miss Hijet as maid of honor and Dr ReE Steppefield as best man. The couple, who met in school, plan a motor trip and then reside in Terrace apartments on South Guy site. Out-of-town guests joined local relatives for the event with music and a wedding march.

Justice Ferns Carroll Dunham Cong Huth Pitkin Theodore Pitkin Sugar Street W. A. Clemimer B. BE. Whittaker Sieer Mise Hijet Ree. Steppefield Clevelland Dorothy Walton Pitkin Sioux City Janet Irene Pikin Margaret Estelle Pitkin Hadith Lucille Meyers Theodore Pitkin Millard Pitkin Reginald Rowe Mise Ruth Mitchell Centerbury Mendelssohn South Guy Gohool Broom Hoth Debmting Conard Cleveland-Pute Medical College C. K. Conard Rifle Poppleton Columbus Alpha Hayes Peoria Pinyoin Cleveland HM. W

Amity Bunkerman Dr Aid Mra and McNerney Waterford

A fragmented line references Amity figure Bunkerman and Dr Aid Mra with a B and McNerney from Waterford, indicating a local names fragment without clear event or context. The readable items point to individuals tied to Amity and Waterford in a partial notice.

Howard High School Football Triumph Over Bladensburg

The Howard program Friday marked a complete success with a lively game where our boys defeated Bladensburg 7 to 6. Attendees noted the strong effort and spirited play throughout the match. Local residents visited relatives, shared news of sickness, and reflected on recent community events during Decoration Day activities.

Howard Bladensburg A. W. Fendrick Cleveland Lester George McNabb Mt. Vernood Tina Tracy J. Tim Trammond Millwood Madge Cassil H. H. Hahn Clarence Engle Akron C.K. McQugin Mt. Vernon A. F. Westrich Howard Pumping Station

Local Notes and Family Updates from the Area

Mrs Hendrix McKee shows improvement after illness while a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Fred Schooley. Daisy Nethers visits her mother A J Nethers in Pipesville this week. John and MaMillen visit Millwood and Pry visit their daughter. Walter Wolfe of Gambler hosts visitors. Several locals suffer mumps and Mrs Lepley travels to Zanesville for an extended visit with her mother. Isaac Wilson visits Danville on Thursday.

Hendrix McKee Fred Schooley Daisy Nethers Pipesville A. J. Nethers John McMillen Millwood W. HH. Pry Walter Wolfe Gambler John Lepley Zanesville, O Atchle Mathews Isaac Wilson Danville

Community Notes From Monroe Mills and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs C R Wagner visited Mr and Mrs Walter Smith on Sunday. Mr W A Smith of Mr Vernon visited Mr and Mrs C D Smith. Walter Robinson of Mr Vernon spent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs Samuel Snyder. Miss Marjory Parker left for Ada to attend school. Banner class 1ed ads pay.

C. R. Wagner Walter Smith W. A. Smith Vernon C. D. Smith Walter Robinson

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