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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1914

Page

3

Krafft Divorce Filed in Knox County Court

Amanda H Krafft of Columbus files for divorce from John George Krafft in Knox County Common Pleas Court alleging marriage on May 4 1888 and four children three living. She cites gross neglect and habitual drunkenness and seeks injunction to stop disposal of property and household effects. temporary injunction granted to protect household goods. Attorney F C Snyder of Columbus represents plaintiff.

Knox County Braddock Vernon Wilkins F. C. Snyder Columbus

Public Health Nurse Proposal Discussed by Associated Charities

The Associated Charities meets Tuesday evening in the council chamber to review the public health nurse project led by Miss Dowling. The group, backed by three months of funding, weighs extending the nurse’s work in Mt Vernon and advances in disease control, education, and home care.

Medical Association Missionary Societies Miss Dowling

Deaths: Funeral for John Sanderson set for Sunday

The funeral of the late John Sanderson will be held at the home on North Mary Street Sunday morning at 9 20 with Rev W A Ciemmar officiating. The casket will be transported to Delaware Ohio Sunday afternoon for burial.

John Sanderson North Mary Street W. A. Ciemmar Delaware Ohio

Fixtures Sold In Mansfield Post Office Move

Albert Ey Remy sold the Mansfield post office fixtures to a Mt Vernon man who moved to plan the postoffice relocation. The fixtures are stored in Mt Vernon awaiting the removal from the Remy building to the new federal building and may be used in the Mt Vernon storeroom.

Mansfield Mt. Vernon Mansfield News Albert Ey Remy Mt Vernon Thin Bable Remy

Scalp Wound Suffered By Reeves Engine Works Worker

James Powers was injured Friday at Reeves Engine Works when an iron casting toppled and struck his head. The blow narrowly avoided a severe skull fracture and required medical treatment.

James Powers Reeves Engine Works Powers

Memorial services for Odd Fellows of Quindaro and Mt Vernon lodges

Quindaro lodge No 316 and Mt Vernon lodge No 201 plan memorial services Sunday morning. Members meet at Quindaro hall at 8 30 to march to Mound View Cemetery to decorate graves and hold ritual. memorial address by Rev W A Clemmer at Presbyterian church. Dead include Joseph McManus and others listed with dates.

Quindaro Lodge Mt. Vernon Quindaro Hall Mound View Cemetery W. A. Clemmer Presbyterian Church

Rebekahs Lodge Hosts Brandon and Fredericktown Visit

The Rebekah lodge from Knox will entertain visiting Rebekahs from Brandon and Fredericktown on Monday afternoon and evening at Quindaro ball. Supper is served at 5 o'clock, followed by regular lodge work. All visiting Rebekahs in the city are invited.

Knox Rebekah Lodge Brandon Fredericktown Quindaro

Child Swallows Iodine. Toddlers Health Improves

The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Burgess living east of Mt Vernon swallowed a small amount of tincture of iodine Friday afternoon. Dr B B Hambert was called but no antidote was administered. The child was soon considered out of danger after a few hours.

William Burgess Mt. Vernon B. B. Hambert

Great Bandmaster to Direct Two Chautauqua Concerts

Ranchsco Ferullo and what the Chicago Tribune calls The Greatest Band in America will appear at Chautauqua week. Two concerts are planned one in the afternoon and one at night. Ferullo's ensembles have drawn favorable notices in major cities across the United States.

Ranchsco St. Louis Elighteda Lake Kansas City Minnneapolis St . Lous

Injured Workers at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Plant

Two men at the Pittsburgh Plate Glass factory were injured Friday afternoon in an incident caused by a breaking latch. Jefferson Butler sustained a deep cut on the left arm with ligaments nearly severed, while George Eberhart was cut on the back of the left hand. Dr. S. Deeley treated both cases.

Efferson Butler George Zberhart Pittsburgh Butler Eberhart Laus Deeley

Missionary Society Meeting Reports Korea Box Aid and Asia Program

The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church held its monthly meeting at 2 PM with Mrs. Long presiding. Devotions led by Mrs. Minard, and a Christmas box report noted $20 sent to Miss Hess for Chemulpa pupils. The program covered Africa Malaysia and the Philippines with multiple readings and solos. Refreshments followed. two members returned home from a three day Ohio funeral directors session in Columbus.

Womans Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church Piltlars Long L. J. Minard Thurlow Margaret Hess Chemulpa Korea HL. Miller 8. B. Miller Ohio State Funeral Directors and Embalmera Columbus

Catarrh Cure Promoted With Endorsement Claim

A garbled advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy addressing catarrh by acting on the blood and mucous surfaces. It promises a cure and includes a reward offer and mentions a Toledo address.

Mall Tae Toledo Otto

Community Clubs and Weddings Highlight Local Weekend

Ladies Aid of Brandon M E church met at Mrs. Winnie Rush’s home with 24 present for a business session and program. Harry Horn and Otto Baird united in marriage on East Vine Street, with plans to farm near Bladensburg. Walter Arnold and Mary Beeman wed on East Vine Street and will live east of the city. M P Sunday school Class II met at Mrs. George’s home on East Chestnut Street for business and social hour. Poinsettia Embroidery Club members gathered at Mrs. Lloyd M. Bell’s home for a social and luncheon with many attendees listed.

Ladies Aid Society Brandon M. BE Winnie Rush Brandon Horn-Baird Harry & Horn Otto B. Baird Bladensburg J. A. Long East Vine Street M. P George East Chestnut Street Olu Taylor Clarence Huntabury Lloyd M. Bell Poinsettia Embroidery Club Centerbury Hast Hamtrample Street Oberholtzer Lewis J. P. Gilbert Charles D. Hayden Worline Bar Amadon

New Harmony anniversary event to honor socialist colony roots

Centennial observances in this small town will honor the New Harmony community founded to test socialist and cooperative ideals. The piece recounts origins with the Harmonists and Robert Owen, notes key figures, dates, and the colony’s impact on labor, property, and marriage concepts, and mentions local attendees and a Mason temple dedication ceremony.

New Harmony Harmoniste Wurtamberg George Frederick Rapp Rapps America Butler County Pennsylvania Harmony Robert Owen Economy Pittsburgh New Harbory Owen North Wales England New Lanark Scotland Nicholas Russia Duke of Kent Queen Victoria London

Democratic Candidates Seek Knox County Primary Support

Announcements urged for the August 11 Democratic primary in the 17th district and county offices. William A. Ashbrook Curtis E. McBride WM Green and William Green seek votes, with appeals from Riley Levering Clark G Brown and Thomas R Simmons for county commissioner and prosecutor positions.

Congress Wilson William A. Ashbrook Knox County Curtis E. McBride Ohio Senate Ohio Baltimore Seventeenth Green Coshocton U. Riley Levering Middlebury Township Thomas R. Simmons Pike Township

Akron Division South Bound Schedule Note

Schedule fragment lists times 12:50 p m 12:08 p m and 5:02 p m with route reference 528 Akron and number 507. The readable text shows small timetable detail without clear events or names.

Akron

Local Notes and Court Results From Georgia Region

Charters Saint a guilty plea for petit larceny, ordered to pay 100 dollars and serve 0 days in the workhouse. Mt Zion lodge conferred Master Mason on Don Ald Hi Harper. Several residents travel or return from seminars and visits, including Philly W Hellman from New York City and Mrs Nellie Balmen visiting from Chicago.

Jamar de Wolf Ohrate Maser St. Poel’s Episcopal Church Charters Sait Dayton Satter Fay Parker Mt Zion Lodge No. 9 Don Ald Hi. Harper Philly W. Hellman General Episcopal Seminary New York City Nellie Balmen Chicago Martha Ewing Walnut Strat J. G. Mint Cleveland Lucile Garver Fremont Misa Helen Tuptipson B. Taylor Fredericktown

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