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The Democratic Banner in Mount Vernon, Ohio

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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

3

Fredericktown a bustling week of visits and plans

Fredericktown residents and friends filled a week with visits to Marion Bellville Columbus and Sparta. Notable events included growth plans for the Zelg foundry relocation and a proposed curfew ordinance to curb youth mischief. Local weddings and social visits anchored the community as plans for a new site advance.

Duck Kidwards Newark Ernest Miller Harrod Columbus Milton Williams Miamasburg John Willams C.H. Pilagerald Sernal Lyle City Miah Ransom Boskover Misa Edith Caust Marion Boner Delaware Bessie Yarnell Shelby B. H. Osborn Mt. Vernon Ed Mitchell Norah Rood Wooster Russell Boucher Bell Alice Eppley Ruth Hamilton Lindon Brodrick Vernon DeBolt Grant Hospital L. F. Bechtel Ashland Dick Dale William Swank Jay Montgomery William Montgomery Ankenytown Dug Rinehart L. B. Wagner Roby Zora Fern Montgomery Manchester Ind Grace Parte Brighton John Guthrie Candis Winand H. M. Rubin Darlington James Johnson Eula Mansfield William Mantis Karl Lucas Hulula Hyatt Uhrichsville Mary Braddock J. N. Lucas Opal O. H. Ross Adamsville Lewis Long Menry Baker Harry Wharton Robert Martin J. B. Foote Anna Marple J. B. Jones Worthington County Infirmary H. J. Chapin New London Ethel Poorman Athens Fred Hosack Oberlin Melita Hosack Oberlin College Cora Ewers C. B. Taylor Dry Goods W. &. Edwards Wheeling W. Va Rosehoven Mary Dickerson Steubenville Eldridge M. E Charles Vincent Me A. Moore Zele Aouth Eden Zelg Lin Witeh Hutt Foote Fredericktown

Thrilling Train Crash Messes With Auto Driver

McGee escaped serious injury when a freight train struck the rear of his auto at a crossing near West Gambier Street. He lost control as the car was hurled, the warning bell allegedly silent, and the engine tried to brake but could not prevent the collision. His father witnessed the escape as the town noted the near-fatal moment.

Rovataian M. C. Hawkins Wace Vernon Toledo Itn Joseph Hasterday Bparta John Aster K. J. James Gilead Charles Fisher Garber Lee Mansfield North Ston Street Gambler Street Bay Oelock McGee West Gambier Street Ite Veestarr Jeetchen Jie

U S Reply to Germany Demands Neutral Shipping Protections

Washington notes the United States sent a firm response to Germany over the Lusitania sinking. President Wilson demands an official promise to respect neutral sea passage and protect American lives. The memorandum on an almanac is deemed a will of Holcomb North Carolina, disposing of seven thousand dollars.

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