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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1914

Page

8

Local notes on visits and events in Mount Vernon area

Local briefs list residents visiting Columbus and Mt Gilead, with multiple social calls and family visits. Mentions Miller's Studio reopenings, a corn growing contest entry, and various small business ads. several names tied to Warren Ohio, Mt Vernon, Gilmore, Columbus, Newark, and Galion. People travel for shopping, visits, and weddings, with limited event details.

Carr Columbus Dayton Kirby Mt Gilead Mt. Vernon Miller W. B. Morford Warren Ohio Charles Clark Ralph Cof Cepterbury Dunine Knox County Archie Purdy Clay Township Bamuel Long Pike Township Curtin W. Stevens Columbia Currie Tilton Foreveral Gage W. Oller Jane Newark Winchester Oweon Ataie Juwen Comer Walton Lewis Gibbons Akron Cleveland Oberlin Howe Galion Biewart Coulton Ulsde Winland Brandon Charing M. Phillipe Hin Twanile Aed Adanoldn Monary Mendutbin George A. Peters Ernest Halliday Mink Marekaret Limited Menere Charlen Vol Jett Tre Huggins Howard Datopbell Mt Vernon Bonday Ted Foote Wobilen Columbus Journal Youme Twinker Bilbo Park

Injured Man Crushed Finger in Barn Raising

Joseph Devavit of Columbus road South Vernon suffered a heavy timber strike while aiding in a Brandon barn raising on Wednesday. The timber crushed his right hand's first finger, and a Mt. Vernon physician was summoned for treatment.

Joseph Devavit Columbus Road South Vernon Brandon Mt. Vernon

Memorial and church services set for June dates

Children’s services at Pike church on June 14. Rev J L Bnyder of Howard to give Memorial address for New Castle I C O F lodge at New Castle church June 21 at 2pm. Mt Liberty K C T M No 407 memorials at M B church June 7 at 3pm led by Rev Hi Beott of Norwalk and M E B Proctor. St John’s cemetery improvement society to meet at church Saturday June 6 at 1 o’clock.

Pike Church J. Ll. Bnyder Howard New Castle Mt. Liberty K. C.T. M M. B. Church Heo Hi. Beott Norwalk M. EB. Proctor the Improvement Society of the St. John's Cemetery

Newark Visit Notes and Local Social Roundup

A week of visits and calls with residents of Newark and nearby towns. Families gather for meals, congratulations, and church events, including a memorial service for Mrs. Chrieman’s mother.

New Haven Directors Testify On Mellen Role At Hearing

Washington reports that two New Haven county directors Wilton of Waterbury and Skinner of Holyoke testified to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Their statements countered Charles G. Mellen’s account and suggested Mellen was a dominating figure on the board rather than Morgan.

Washington New Haven James 8. Witon Waterbury, Donn William Skinner Holyoke Mass Interslate Commerce Commission Charles G. Mellen Mellen J.P. Morgan New Haven Road Dimecl Wilton Mr. Mellen Weat

TAKE UP WAGE SCALE Joint Committee of Operators and Miners Get Down to Work

Columbus Ohio June 4 A small acile committee of 12 miners and 12 operators began considering the latest wage scale proposal for the Ohio coal field with promising signs. The joint conference plan was decided after a general meeting failed to move forward. Early progress indicated a hopeful path toward a quick amicable settlement.

Columbus Ohio Coal Whrtke Optenintn Accenti

Forbidden Importation of Arms Into Mexico From U S

Washington reports a renewed ban on importing arms into Mexico from the United States. Secretary Bryan confirms the order, describing it as a late department measure to be enforced jointly by Commerce and Treasury. A shipment of 9,000,000 rounds and an agro plane to Tampico with clearance bypasses are noted. The administration promises no port open shift but cites ongoing restrictions on arms movements to rebel areas.

Mexico United States Washington United Later Han Bryan Prom Dent Department Department of Commerce The Treasury Wardiner Antilla New York Tampico Mryan United Buttes Hunt State Department Galveston

Braddock Street Injury After Garden Tool Accident

An accident on Braddock street injured Mr and Mrs Carl Derry’s child when a tool struck the brother on the head while playing. The wound involved the ear. Dr Deeley treated the injury after the incident occurred Wednesday evening.

Aemanltion Carl Derry Braddock Street Deeley

Local Notes From Bladensburg and Area

Sunday evening June 7 observes Children’s Day at Christian and Presbyterian churches. June 14 Miss Edith Melick returns from a ten day visit to New Castle and near Columbus. Many neighbors attend church and visit relatives. several groups host dinners and attend shows. a three course supper was served at a local lodge gathering.

Christan Church Aie Presbyterian Church Edith Melick New Castle Colurbus Jack Blount Thomas Earleywine Lily Nethere Miss Baily Fredericktown Laird Ashcraft Carl Hull Tena Beckley Mies Cosner Mesars Harry Cummickn Ellis Beckley William Beckley A. B. Cummins Emma Cosner Dresden Hull Harry Mt Vernon Joseph Rattenberg Columbus Wm. Fowls Nellie Rose Utica Heulah Cullison Alexandria Lis Larilla Ashcratt Horn Mt. Vernon Ohio Wakatomica Lodge West Carlisle

Trickery at Windsor Alters Canterbury Archbishopric

In 1805 at Windsor Castle King George III preempts Pitt by bestowing the Archbishopric of Canterbury on Dr. Manners-Sutton after a late night audience. Pitt, informed next day of Moore’s death, pushes for Pretyman of Lincoln, but the king refuses, citing a prior promise. Manners-Sutton thus serves twenty three years amid notable events.

Pitt Dr. Manners-Sutton Norwich Windsor Bia King George 1Tl Canterbury Eid Winder Castle Moore Lincoln Pretyman Chambers

Mt Zion festival and family visits noted

A Mt Zion festival is announced for Saturday evening June 15 with invitations extended. Several local families are reported visiting relatives, including Emmet Hall of Bladensburg, Milton Hayes, Lydia Pawcett and Cleve, Clark Schooler, John Wolfe, W D McQueen, Samuel Mossholder, Eveline Bacholer, Ora Donahey, Marion Norris, Margaret Hayden, Guy Taylor, Arla Nicholls, Calvin Nichelle, Clyde Thompson, Verna Lenis, Prash Rinehart, Percy Donabey and Clyde Phipplon on various Sundays and trips.

Mt. Zion Emmet Hall Bladkoneburg Milton Hayes Lydia Pawcett Cleve Newark Clark Schooler John Wolfe W. D. McQueen Samuel Mossholder Hea Peck WG. Hoover Hindensurg Mt. Zice Goshen Mise Eveline Bchyoler Columbus Adenuide Ora Donahey Near Martionbure Launa Donahey Marion Norris Bladensburg Margaret Hayden John Clyde Thompson Roy Bolen Verna Lenis Mra Prash Rinehart Percy Donabey Clyde Phupplon Galena

Friendliness of London and a Tea Shop Greeting

A London columnist recalls a tea shop where regulars shared tea and dominoes, yet never knew each other names. After years apart, a familiar greeting returns, proving London’s friendliness. The Zoological Gardens director was on vacation, and a chief assistant reported a chimpanzee seeking a companion.

London Zoological Gardens Jin Republic

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