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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
2
Fredericktown locals report visitors from Metropolis and Ohio relatives, church and council meetings, and Memorial Day events. Veterans and Wabash county tributes fill the Central Christian church as Mr Plummer’s health falters, while Pastor searches, new discourses, and community shifts color a busy week in the village.
Regular preaching services will be held Sunday morning and evening at Disciple church and Presbyterian church. Miss Hessie Crumrine visited relatives near Martinsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Davison were in Vernon Saturday. Children’s Day services at New Church drew a small crowd. Mines Mable and Ethel Harris visited Mrs. Ruth Mercer. Helen Heft, the trimmer, spent Sunday at West Carlisle. Mrs. E L Wolfe and George Me Hick were in Mt Vernon Thurandy. Mrs. Helle Hosa and son Glen are visiting relatives in Mt Vernon and Brink Haven.
Baker notes show residents visiting relatives and attending services across Butler Township. John Stricker family spent Saturday with Mrs Chas Knox. Mira A Viyatt visiting Mrs Mya Cha Melick. Neths return from Florida for health. Mrs W S Stall and children and others visited. Wilfred Phillips attended Martinsburg commencement. bridge at Zuek underway. funeral of John Sells at Riley Chapel and Selders at Zulek. Rev Widgery conducted services.
Poor health details for local residents with names and kinfolk, noting several recovering from diphtheria like illness and a funeral for Josiah Taylor. Also mentions wartime era marvels and a medical coupon for King’s New Discovery promoted by local advertisers.
Memorial services will be held in this city Sunday June 1 by Quindaro lodge No 316 Mt Vernon lodge No 20 and the Daughters of Rebekah. Rev J T Binck pastor of Mulberry Street M E Church will preach at the morning service. A committee will supervise grave decorations. Also an ad for Electric Bitters praises health for women, claiming improvements in digestion blood and skin. Sold by OG R Baker Co and PF Wink Fredericktown.
In Sparta on Tuesday afternoon Charles Keyes, a blacksmith at work shoeing a horse, was kicked on the right knee causing a painful injury. Dr Lardmore attended, with Bucklen's Arnica Salve recommended for quick healing and to prevent infection. R Baker & Co and Fink Fredericktown listed.
President Taft in Washington designates Secretary Moyer and Secretary Wilson to formally welcome former President Roosevelt on behalf of the administration. The action marks a ceremonial greeting by the Taft cabinet.
A damaged testimonial from Paul Mattalich of Buffalo New York touts King’s New Life Pills as a universal remedy for ailments including stomach, liver and kidney troubles. The ad urges readers to trust Baker & Goo and Mr. Hrivk town as suppliers.
Four obituaries note the deaths of Colville Gyrus, Frances L Sapp, Maria Russell, and Thomas Charlton. They cite cause of death paralyisis or old age, ages ranging from 57 to 85, with survivors listed. Funerals were held at Martinsburg Presbyterian and St. Vincent de Paul Church, with interments at local cemeteries and memorials at Mound View cemetery.
East Gambier society items recount a Monday evening dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Rox lamb with eight covers, a Reading club gathering at Isabel and Ethel Cooper's home, and a North Main street bridge party of five tables with a postgame supper. Also notes on the M. B. church girls class banquet, a Miss Caroline McFadden handkerchief shower, and euchre at West Chestnut street with prizes awarded.
Short locals note a Tuesday Harcourt Alumni luncheon at Harcourt plnew with Mra J. P Brereton and Milde Lani Mitchell among attendees. Many residents travel for visits, business, and family gatherings, including trips to Columbus, Philadelphia, and Cleveland, with hospital events and upcoming state sanatorium capacity expansion.
The text presents a garbled list of names and places including Reese Mt Liberty and individuals like Ivan Mingilt, Abr and Mra Nurkielder, Kromet Ramey, Conperbark, Mica, Walter Gearhart, Hoy McBrom, and the Family of Mums, indicating a damaged OCR page with scattered proper nouns and uncertain details.
A seller on High Street offers Brown Manly parallel beam balanced frame walker and pivot gang rider with various beam plies and axles. Also promoting new etgies worth viewing by potential buyers.
Noble Grand B. J. Letts presided as lodge elections took place with Vice Grand Melvin Davin. The first degree was conferred on William Denman and Charles Coe, and five applications for membership were received.
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