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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
7
Architect Allen meets with the county commissioners to discuss preparing a new set of plans. The meeting signals intent to draft updated designs at an early date, outlining scope and timeline for the project.
The Will case remains under trial in Knox County Common Pleas Court as Welsh v. Clawson proceeds. The matter, affecting the late William Welsh's estate, is expected to take two to three days. The session also notes contracts for Jefferson township bridge repairs and several probate appraisals and final accounts.
The K C T Me memorial was held at the M B church with attendees from Vernon Brandon and Centerbury. Geo H Scott of Norwalk gave an excellent address. Mrs Dale Wintermute hosted guests, and a sermon by Prof Stevenson of Delaware is planned. Nine baptized and twelve joined the church. The Larimore Hawking reunion occurred at Mrs L Hawkins home. Mrs Ray Cranmer and daughter visited. Philip Robertson and granddaughter from Centerbury spent a day with Mr and Mrs H H Robertson.
Mr H G Gleason and family were guests of Mr George Benson and family of Morrie Chapel Sunday. Children's Day will be observed at Ebenezer Sunday evening June 21. Clarence Walters of Mr Vernon was guest of Mr Dowds and family. Mr and Mrs Simon Tucker of Mt Vernon were guests of C W aedock and family. Mrs J W Grabaugh and children returned to Newark after visiting her parents. Mrs Clements of Mt Vernon visiting Mrs R E Parrish. Mr Wm Johnson guest of Mr and Mrs George France. Mr and Mrs Orville McDermott and Mrs and Mrs T D Bartlett guests of Mr and Mrs George Bishop. Mrs Dee Dowds returned home after visiting her parents. Mr Ernest Vian and mother were guests of Mr Join Davis and family of Fredericktown. Shake Off Your Rheumatism Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism. Try a twenty five cent bottle of Chamberlains Liniment and see how quickly your rheumatic pain disappears. For sale by all dealers.
Children's exercises will be observed at the Messiah Church of Christ near Howard Ohio Sunday evening June Mth. The program includes Organ Voluntary Invocation Rev Helm Long Raise Exultant Voices Recitation Welcome Scart Drill Loyal Berean Class When We Grow Big Song Waving Branches Recitation What Would You Do Exercise Maiden Hair Song Summertime Exercise The Flower’s Welcome Song A Palace of Song Exercise Soldiers’ True Song What Can You Do Recitation Jesus Loves Me Doll Drill Exercise Weaving a Garland Recitation Missions Pastor’s Talk Closing Song Services begin promptly at 8 o’clock.
Kokosing Council No 21 Daughters of Pocahontas announces officers for the upcoming term. Prophetess Leah Wallet Pocahontas Otte Bweet Waenonah Sarah Charlton Powhattan Alice West Trostea Nora Davia named to key posts.
Mr. A. O. Stevens formerly of Mr. Vernon has been appointed a member of the Licking County Liquor License commission. He commenced his duties on Monday.
Mrs George Pooka of Cleveland and Kathleen Lauderbaugh of Mr Vernon plus Robert McManip of Akron were guests of J W Mitchell. Bert Hawkins and family visited William Sever of New Albany over Sunday. Craig Lewis of Cheyenne Wyoming visited Maurice cobalt Tuesday. W L Stoughton and A Frank spent days at Charlestown W Va. G Crottinger and Hyatt couple hosted near Bangs. Robert Moorehead visited Mr Vernon Sunday. CG Jackson and wife were Columbus visitors Friday. Children’s Day set for next Sunday at 10 46 in Congregational church. Maurice Mitchell leaves next week for a business trip east.
Numerous families and friends from Canterbur e Columbus Gambier Greer New Castle Delaware and Fredericktown gathered or visited over the weekend. Notable names include Sylvia Shaw Homer Smith Walter Miller B B Rice John Rice E M Wander and the Hall Motz family with several trips to and from Columbus and Delaware for social and ceremonial events. Dr Jefferson attended Delaware commencement with Mrs. Jefferson.
Oak Hill Sunday School observes Children's Day on June 14 with six to one service. Knox County Pomona Grange meets at Centerbury June 20 chaired by Hillslar Grange, followed by a Memorial address in New Castle. K OT M elects officers June 14. Boxwell Patterson commencement near North Liberty June 20. Harvey McGilvray of Mansfield visits.
Three obituary notices from Mt Vernon area report the deaths of Mrs Willie Fields at 11 Bag Water Street Mon Guy after a six month illness, and Mrs Abbie Johnson Ayers in Cleveland pneumonia. Also noted is Mrs Virgil Mitchell of Martinsburg, age about 70, with a two year brain illness. Funeral arrangements are given for each, with locations including Mound View cemetery Gambier and Bell church cemetery.
June tax year ends and second half taxes are due with treasurer Loyd M Bell urging early payments. Tax records stay in December names unless transfers require special receipts. Mr J Howard Apeger wins Knox County Fish and Game largest bass prize for a 3.5 pound fish, 11.5 inch girth, 19.5 inch length caught near Koons Bridge east of the city.
An old fashioned advertisement touts a blood purifier for catarrh claiming it cleanses the blood and relieves headaches and mucous buildup. It describes a vegetable remedy with mineral balance and urges readers to seek guidance from The Swift Specific Co for treatment of various diseases.
L B Rouck attorney at law operates from Rogers’ building No 111 South Mary Geet Mt Verney Utah room 8 on second floor.
Nourishment restores strength after sickness whether a cold or severe illness. For forty years the product emphasized, a nourishing formula free from alcohol or opiates, builds blood and supports nerves and lungs to prevent relapse and weakness.
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