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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

7

Liberty Bond Drive Surges as Subscriptions Pass Milestone

D A R members push work progress of bond campaign with $114 850 raised to date and $205 000 left to fill in Knox County. Subscriptions totaled 180 with funds flowing through Knox Savings Bank New Knox National and First National banks of Mt Vernon. Local communities report $1 200 from Fredericktown and Dan Strible, plus $200 from Gam bier and Danville banks. D A R members plan continued efforts including a late week drive and Liberty loan promotions stressing democracy and safety.

Knox County Knox County Savings Bank Knox National First National Banks of Mt. Vernon Fredericktown Dan Strible First National Citizens’ Bank of Gambier Danville Bank Knox Savings & Loan Yestering Honda Lloyd Fett Mondi Anit Male Liberty Loan Committee

PEEPING TOM CAUGHT IN ACT ON NORTH SANDUSKY

New ton Donnelly, 27, was arrested Monday evening by Officer Hough for peeping in windows on North Sandusky Street. He was jailed and later registered under the selective service act, while his host Shoei Mossholder claimed he was not responsible.

North Sandusky Street Hough Newton Donnelly Donnelly Shoei Mossholder

Registration winners listed for various classes and leaders

First to register Re Re A Re Po Firet A Edward Finn with First B Jas Wm Young. Second A Melvin GB Fry and Second B Burgens Gel. Third A Walter P Sapp and Third B Joan Franklin Kelley. Fourth A Guy J Elder and Fourth B Frank Stok Clinton A Ralph Yost Clinton B Russell T Chariton Pene ee.

Po Firet Edward Finn Jas Wm. Young Melvin GB. Fry Burgens Gel Walter P. Sapp Joan Franklin Kelley Guy J. Elder Frank Stok Clinton Ralph Yost Clinton B Russell T Chariton

Solicitor Koons Reports Worthwhile Omaha Trip

City Solicitor Koons returned from Omaha where he attended the deposition of W M H Abbott former president of Mt Vernon Electric Street Railway Co The trip was claimed to be worthwhile as it allowed cross examination of Abbott whose testimony was to show notices were never erred on the street car charity assessments Prosecutor Belmont and Attorney Robert J Carr accompanied him in Omaha for the case.

Koons Omaha Neb W. MH. Abbott Mt. Vernon Electric Street Railway Co Common Pleas Koone Abbott Abbots Charitie Councl Belmont Robert J. Carr

Newark Convention News Draws 1000 Visitors

Newark prepares for the United Commercial Travelers convention with arrangements by local committees and the Chamber of Commerce to accommodate about 1000 visitors. Other items note a series of local incidents including a gun grab in Delaware, a brass theft appeal, an air raid prank, and residents visiting Newark for work.

Newark United Commercial Travelers Chamber of Commerce Ivan Martin of Wooster Wayne County Fair Grounds

Barn Fall Injures 70-Year-Old Samuel Stokes

Samuel Stokes, about 70, became faint and fell from a loft in a Greenwood Avenue barn. He struck a wooden manger about ten feet below, was found by his nephew and household members, revived briefly, and taken home where a physician evaluated his injuries. He remained conscious but short of breath.

Greenwood Avenue Samuel Stokes Stokes Stoke

Dead Canines Count Climbs in City Garden War

A month after Mayor C A Mitchell urged residents to curb roaming dogs, the tally stands at thirty five dead dogs. Patrolman James Taylor led the killings while authorities defend the campaign as continuing.

Jesse C. A. Mitchell Allen Fames Taylor Taylor Pay Fe Police Lim Patronian ‘Paptor

Creek Banks a Place for Boys

Appalling practices along the creek banks were revealed in juvenile court Monday when a 12 year old boy and a 9 year old girl were brought before Officer Purcell. The report warns parents to monitor children and keep them from river influences and vicious older youths.

Duvenile Court Purcell

Aerial Hog Pen Built on West Side Dyke in Knox

A resident defies an ordinance by constructing an aerial hog-pen along the dyke near Riverside Park. The unusual cage attracts much attention from locals.

Good Old Knox

Pleasantly Entertained Friends at Society Note Event

A social gathering on Wednesday evening May 30 hosted by Mrs Wittlam and others in the city of Delaware featured garden colors and decorated entrances. Cream and cake served, children’s game center with red white and blue theme, and guests including Mrs Chae p38vy, Mr Bert Tanner, Mr Byran and Mr George, Mrs A Mefteland and Mr and Mrs Joseph Tubiers and their daughter.

New Delaware Howe Huey Chae Bert Tanner Byran Georee Yerwi Mra A. Mefletland Joseph Tubiers Bangs

Local Social Roundup From Columbine And Nearby Towns

Denix Chatter family and relatives from Columbine visited after a rest with Clara Myera and others. Columba visitors Mr and Mrs James McBride joined Wile Nim McBride’s family in Mt. Vernon. Edna Shutt and Miss Shutt stayed with W D Stoughton in Charleston. Fannie Moreland returned to Carmel Hospital Columbus for treatment.

Mra Denix Chatter Velma Vaurhs Columbine Clara Myera Bunn Chitter Lizsie Clutter Simon Rowland Dennis Clutter Columbue Marengo Glenn Potter Maurice Mitchell Simon Ball Mt. Vernon Mitchel H. W. Hawking Ralph Shut Edna Shutt W. D. Stoughton Charleston W.va James McBride Columba Wile Nim McBride Misa Ulery Westerville Walter Ulary Mattie Updike Misa Jeaele Hildreth Canterbury Willem McBride Lewis Haw Fannie Moreland Mr. Carmel Hospital Columbus

Local Notes and Visits Highlight Week in Pliverund

A series of social visits tops the week with Harley Bivie and wife hosting at Midren’s, along with Dr. Hull of Alodensturg attending village business. Guests include Albert Sims and Waller, Lot Norris and wife returning from Cleveland, and Mrs. Emerson Bucher visiting Killbuck. John Ralston honors James Penderwood with a monument, while Mrs. Sapp and Mrs Mahaffey plan Chicago stopovers before returning home. AJL Murry is reelected superintendent of District No. 8.

Harley Bivie Pliverund Yilit Hinta Frici Tinee Sanday Lowel Dunmtee Rady Paul Ticbarisos I Waller Albert Sims Nasbuit Harley Sims Wite Dr. Hull Alodensturg Samuel Root Selera Drake Lot Norrick Cleveland Ci Welker Mt. Vernon Emerson Bucher Killbuck al Fendrick JK. Lauderhaugh Eva Glen Gambler Ralston Hote John Ralston James Penderwood Dan McMillen Millwood Robert McMillen Charles Sapp Ohio Avenue J. P Mahaffey Brookings

Local residents visit with relatives and friends in Columbus area

Centerburg and surrounding community members spent weekends visiting relatives and attending events in Columbus. Attendees included Attorney Charles D. Hayden in Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Fowles and Miss Ethel Snow of Howard visiting relatives, and several residents traveling to Lorain and Mt Vernon for visits and business.

Lo Rivere Cue L. Waldrill Charlee Columbus Tiley Gon Vaughan Inturn W. A. Tey Charles D. Hayden Columbia Audrey Connor Vinkhaven Shinsberry Mt Vernon Oldaker Lorain Updike Co Tate Fl Saunders Windham Kerl Ponte Akron I. N. Fowles Mike Hisgel Robertson Slater George Share Fhawnes Herman Kerr Mpy M. Thames Ruth Clawson Mt. Vernon Miss Hazer L. O. Jackson Capitol City Misa Ethel Snow Howard Re Burke Hombert

Fragmented OCR Draft Reveals Confused Speech Sequence

Distorted narration shows a speaker muttering about Time Wakes and a misread tale at a military dinner. The garbled text includes phrases on vision, trees, and a duty reading while the font changes and distress is omitted in parts.

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