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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
6
An ad-like piece extols facial eruptions as revealing deeper health causes tied to waste elimination. It promotes S. S. S. 8 or 8. B. as a blood purifier, arguing mercury, iodine, and other ingredients harm the system, urging readers to buy Swift’s 8 S. S. B. from Atlanta based The Swift Specific Co.
City council authorized the service director and city engineer to spend the full dike improvement appropriation to strengthen and repair the dike while heavy rain delayed other business. Mayor Vernon reported city funds, sewer and sidewalk items were debated, piling for the dike was approved at about 650 dollars, and a sanitary sewer on Pennsylvania Avenue was recommended.
A daughter was born Tuesday morning to Rev and Mrs J A Song of Vernon at Chauncey Otto. Another daughter was born Tuesday morning to Mr and Mrs Ruswell A Bogardis of Lever London.
A heavy Sunday rain hindered attendance at a barediaureate service and children's events in Brandon as residents visited relatives and friends. Kista Heffner hosted Florence McClelland, new neighbors Critchfield family moved in, and Mr Phillips of Hogan Gas Works was noted among locals planning a church cleanup June 28 with a potluck meal.
The report lists multiple Sunday and Friday visits among residents. Sylvia Snow, Anna Harris, and families from Palmyra, Sparta, and Fredericktown are noted visiting friends and relatives, including Zeigler, Briggs, Wolf, Snow, and Dalrymple families, with several households hosting gatherings and church attendance.
Mrs Frances Countryman is visiting her daughter in Columbus and hopes to be home soon. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller recently stayed with relatives in Danville. Disciple Church held services Sunday with Lev Ross. Petey of Ashland visited relatives last week. J Cammond built a new stable on a lot bought from William Darling. Georgy Doolittle and family visited relatives in Mate. James Smith bought a new automobile last week. Mrs Marie Cowhart and son visited her parents Mr W D Anderson and wife, returning from Akron relatives stay.
Dr and Mrs W B Merriman visit Ludington Michigan Mrs D Oberholtzer and Grace in Columbus Harry Wright and Furn Fowla fishing Buckeye Lake Mrs C O Martley visiting son D B Martley Bellevue Mrs A St Patrick back home after operation at Columbus hospital Alice Woodruff visiting son J W Woodruff Dayton Harry H Wright railway postal clerk Crestline W Uhl Pennsylvania agent on the wick Het Mrs Altea Hayes of Peoria visiting sister Mrs H Sutton Dertha Thomas home from Ohio University Athens for summer vacation Charles Shaver a Columbus visitor Hayes Shatter in Utica Vernon on business Miss Mary Ping of Cleveland at Carl Feltig Mansfield Ave
A bridge over Dry Creek near Vane Matta in Licking county was washed out Monday evening by the storm on the main road between Mt. Vernon and Newark. Drivers from Kerr toward Newark faced detours as the collapse disrupted traffic.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named David Oran associated with Sandicky and a city context. The readable text is limited and lacks clear event details or dates. Further context is needed to produce a full, factual summary with proper entities.
Mrs. J L Harvin of Vilea is in the city on Wednesday visiting contacts and taking care of errands.
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