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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1918
Page
8
Local note roundup lists church gatherings and weddings with Mary Murgrey Barter and Roy Wellomill leading services. Personal news covers visitors, dances, dinners, and shop notices including Woolson's sale and the Dazey churn demonstration.
Local social and wartime notices list residents visiting, returning, or seeking work. Mentions Mrs Aliee Stuaser in Howard, Mr. Kehert in Columbus, Woolton’s Saturday specials, farm product sales at McConnell warehouse, and demand for mechanics for war work at Hope Forge and Machine Co and C G Cooper Co. Also reports births, travels, and community events around Vine, Telegraph areas.
Hrandon, in Me nl Mya, William Weaver have retired to their home here after spending aloug a month with their con ty the comtty art part of the state, Ora McWilliame is sweating the day in Newark, Mra, Roy Morey of Newark spent Wednesday here with friend Lt
A series of notices lists events for OuhbH Grange No. 1 and Tilton hall gatherings. Meetings include Friday June 11 at 7 pm, Pomona chapter events, and sessions for Bertin and Ankeny groups with officer elections and member gatherings.
Obituary notes E S Nimmo died suddenly at the home of A C Hare Ris, city official, after a long service in the shipyard trade. He had recently moved to the area to seek improved health, with prior work as a bottom maker and long involvement in local industry.
Two brothers from Delaware plan to enlist in the United States Navy. The event is noted near Georgetown with details about their schooling and dates.
The county war aid drive aims to gather 600 sweaters and 500 helmets for American soldiers. Red Cross and local leaders coordinate volunteers to sew, knit, and sort garments, with teams organized by precincts to maximize distribution and credit for participants.
A May report shows Knox County gaining in Western Sales standings with variances across counties and totals. The document lists counties such as Audubon and Moline with specific figures and notes attendance at area events and a funeral in Scott.
Gunner Depew, famed American salter who has defeated Germany, will speak Sunday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ. The event is an informational talk on the war for the American people and not organized by a larger committee.
About ten Epworth League delegates gathered at Mansfield for a county convention with members from Mt. Vernon and other societies. The keynote speaker was Chaplin H. W. Setlogs of the Mansfield Reformatory, addressing attendees Tuesday.
A garbled OCR snippet shows reference to Pennsylvania lines and Akron with directions Northbound and Southbound unclear. Specific trains or times are illegible but hints at travel or station notes for outbound and inbound routes.
A reported case describes the mayor ordering the expulsion of a wandering individual from the city. The event is given with limited details and references a local authority action. Further context or names are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Market reports show fluctuating cattle and hog receipts in Cleveland Chicago and Toledo. Cattle and calves receipts noted with mixed prices, hog markets steady to firm, light and feeder stock highlighted, grain futures listed with corn oats and timothy values.
The text lists a jumble of names and place fragments including Amerie Sie Renate Hililmova Olin Nation Biol HY AMhrewapentie and Ohio, Kerle Kenneport Copper Vauinville Nashville Midvale Stool Newfotle Western Olle Cina Gas Republic Iron. The legible items appear as scattered proper nouns and locales without a coherent event.
Prices shown by A. Vo Binoule for produce delivered to Wayne warehouse include French maize at 0.5, No 2 Comity Mutter 6.4, Hominy Maine 6, and Heavy Sprig Chicken 5, with small spehie Chile and other items noted amid unclear OCR.
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