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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
4
A June 10, 1919 account recalls the NCA seaplane that crossed the Atlantic amid fires, injuries, and harsh weather. Despite critics labeling it a hoodoo ship, the crew celebrated its triumphs, while others doubted the craft’s fortunes and future.
A report urges support for Boy Scouts during the upcoming week June 8 to July 1 highlighting training value for boys. It stresses that scouting fosters “the element kind of fight” and guides boys in the right path, praising the movement as essential for the country’s welfare.
Amid wartime effort the Boy Scouts of America appeal for associate members in Mt. Vernon and Knox County. They seek 351 members at $1 each from June 9 to June 11 to support scouting work and the war effort. The campaign urges civic support to fund youth programs and citizenship development.
Strarger of Brink Haven was hit in the stomach with a heavy object while working at the sawmill there Thursday morning. Te wis was taken to Mt. Vernon hospital for examination and treatment.
Memorial services announced in Fredericktown with community groups participating. The Newark company is to confer a crown of Jenishite on a memorial clue while local Knights and Pythian orders plan addresses and gatherings.
Danville reports the death of Lewis Welker after a lengthy illness. The late Mr Welker is survived by his wife and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were pending with services set to be announced by St. Luke Church. The town mourns the loss of a longtime resident and community member.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped a 46 year old woman in Fremont Ohio during a midlife change. She suffered heat flashes nervousness backache and irritability, but after using the remedy she reports improvement and restored vitality. The advertisement invites readers to write for guidance with forty years of experience.
Dr. Waldo B. Merriman, Canterbury physician, was found guilty by a jury in the court of common pleas on Friday afternoon of using an instrument to produce a miscarriage. Prosecuting witness Frances Bhellenbarger testified. the jury deliberated about two hours after retiring before noon. The case began Thursday morning with many witnesses for both sides.
Mrs Ta Darling and towether Merle of Mt Vernon hosted Mrs Sallie Cottrell Sunday. Miss Rowselie Melek of Meedertele town visited Saturday with her parents. Mr and Mrs William Thott of Mt Vernon spent Sunday with their relatives. Everett Wingitt of Mansfield and Alva Harris of Athene joined Mrs Katie Cunning and son Wal lao for Sunday. Joseph Feimble of Mt. Vernon was guest of CV Hartsaver that week. Austin Baty and Morse Baby attended events in Washington. Mrs Margaret Wale of Mt. Vernon spent Sunday with her sister Mrs Sarah Norris. Robert Helen and Violin Melick of Utied visited their grandparents, Mr and Mrs THT. Toke Rhuwod family spent Sunday with relatives at Maart Union. Mrs Janie Vanwinkle hosted Loyal Woman's Club Tuesday. Mrs Latin Leake and children of Tutler visiting Coleman Conains. Paul Millott of Carmi visited his parents at one Mire. Milton Juliott and Mrs Ola Date of Mt Vernon spent Sunday with sister Mrs Jack Mout.
Wayne Myers of North Daltimore visits for a week or ten days. Mr and Mrs John Stoffer of Brod Ericktown spend Decoration Day with Meo and Mrs Linyd Shira. Verlin church Ladies Aid plans lawn fete on June 7 with children's services on June 15. Poor relief concerns loom as Congress debates protection.
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