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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1915
Page
8
Six innings saw Lanty Householder hold Cleveland’s Vernon nine in check before rain ruined play. After shower resumption the field slickness lowered play and Cleveland pushed six runs to win 6-4 in eight innings as Shielly drew walks and the locals scored once more.
A car carrying Mr and Mrs Brook Church Mr and Mrs Jay Kile and a child escaped injury after a rollover near Mansfield. The group crawled free, the top damaged, vehicle uprighted, and they continued to Mt Vernon. Also, New York news reports Henry Siegel facing possible freedom today as a settlement with depositors is anticipated.
The postponed trial of David Lautinders charged with the death of Cloyd A McMaran in the river region will begin this week before Hides Gate. The case centers on the alleged slaying in a Newark court with the defendant facing murder charges.
An old time grocery price list shows items in the Meat Department including standing rib roast and various steaks and roasts. Bakery items feature whole wheat bread nut drops Parker House rolls and lemon cookies. Produce lists pineapples cabbage dates and bulk cocoa from Walter Baker's.
Mrs. Gertrude Weaver returns from Lima. Mrs. M. S. Seales visits Bladensburg. Zenno Taylor travels to Oberlin on business. Hanford’s Balsam advertised for sprains. Mr. Clifford Vernon heads to Detroit for work. Numerous mentions of relatives, travels, and denominational events around Gambier, Newark, Columbus, and Mount Vernon.
Local notices recount Hon John Cunningham addressing Ravenna Grange on Co operation and Rural Credits. Several residents travel for events, educational visits to Kenyon College, and upcoming sales and deliveries noted. Community announcements include sal e details and local civic engagements.
Mrs Warren Ransom hosted the Ladies County Club gathering Thursday with a social after lunch and plans to reconvene June 17 with Mrs Charles Rowley. Weddings featured include Hughhett Nugent in Danville, Harvey B Preston and Nettie E Simmons near Fredericktown, and Florence Walker to John H Lickert in a quiet ceremony at the Walker home with Rev BH Barnett officiating.
Jacob Myers died Monday morning at 12 30 after a year long illness of complications. He lived at six East Gambier street and was a retired farmer aged 80. He leaves his wife two brothers Jesse and John N Myers and sister Eliza Myers. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the late home with Rev H W Whittaker officiating. Interment in Mound View Cemetery. He was a member of Gay Street M B Church since 1881. Also note a poison ivy home remedy advertisement for Hanford’s Balsam.
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