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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
6
At the hospital a bullet remained lodged in Strom's brain, initially feared to end his recovery, as reported by the Columbus Journal.
Mr and Mrs J M Maglone of 1 Main Street announce the birth of their son. Their son Paul has been named and reported from New York in a family notice reflecting proud parenthood.
Paul Malone of Long Island lives in Newark and is appointed head of the jewelry department at a New York mall order house. The Newark Advocate notes Malone’s move and outlines his local ties and career path.
Knox county residents met at the courthouse with a state agriculture official to request winter farmers institutes at Bladensburg Levering Democracy Grove Milford and Harrison township and to hold an agricultural extension school in Howard township. A probate filing notes Charlson Hurst will estate to Mary Severny and others with executor Leroy Hunt. Custody awarded to Mrs. Taylor for Nancy Gorwin. Inventory filed for James Maltroy estate. Knox County awarded bridge and plank contracts. Mr and Mrs Oscar Muncott welcomed a birth north of the city on the Newark road.
A string of brief notices list Greer families and others visiting relatives and friends. Names include A, TI, McGlorg, Mr. and Mrs J. G. Greer, and various kin. The group spent Sunday in Danville with Anna Withrow and daughter Goldia. Pearl and Marguerite Fulmer visited Cavallo. Edith Shinanbarker returned from Ada college. Mrs Bde Rica and Mrs Edward Homan visited Loudonville relatives. Mrs Thomas Greer came home from Walhud ing. Miss Corn Taylor visited Loudonville. Jennie Kerr and Harriet returned to Cleveland after a week with J. M. Miller family. burials for Mrs Isaac Smithhiser noted at Kay Jor Ridge. A. Greer family spent Sunday with Charles Greer. John Shafer of Drale Valley visited Willis Hawkins west of town.
The splendid work of Chamberlain's Tablets is daily becoming more widely known. No such grand remedy for stomach and liver troubles has ever been known. For sale by all dealers.
Local column lists residents and visitors including Miss Karline Liggett visiting Stewarts Town PA, Homer Ramey returning from Put-in-Bay, Mrs Gotshall of Columbus staying with relatives, Merriman family at Ludington, Lanter Wayty and Bernice Ulcks visiting Marion relatives, and a Cincinnati business trip. Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy recommended for summer use. Sold by all dealers.
Tappe, a Bexley Seminary graduate and Sunday ordinand, wed Misa Weller of Columbus Tuesday morning at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Gambler. The ceremony, at 7:80, was led by Rev WH Watson assisted by Rev Boft Kelpheimer, with a small group of relatives and friends present. CHAUFFER INSPECTOR D S Hoover of Manafold was named chauffeur inspector and will oversee seven counties in Richland Wyandot Aubland Marlow Crawford Morrow and Knox districts.
Health past fifty years emphasizes maintaining strength and vitality with Scott's Emulsion nourishing cod liver oil. The ad claims doubled energy, purifies blood, sharpens appetite, relieves rheuma and general decline, and warns against alcohol or harmful substitutes.
Gov Cox weighs calling a special session after the Warnes tax law would raise the state duplicate by about 1.6 billion, prompting auditors to hold tax collections in abeyance. Legislative action would be needed to cut the 1914 levy, with proposals including a county board of estimates to restrain levies and emergency measures ready for July. A separate health note urges slower eating and Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion.
Millwood community notes record Bird Perry and family visiting Utica mother’s home last week while Greeley Kine hosted Millwood friends Saurday and Sunday. Mennis, John Coup and David Kirk are building a cement bridge in Butler township. John Parker and family visited Balmer Colgin Sunday. R A Hammond made a business trip to Mansfield Monday. Philip Stull went to Spring Mountain for his brother in law John Oxley’s illness.
Ohio versus Ivan Magill resulted in a guilty plea in common pleas court. Judge Jewell fined $10 and costs but suspended the penalty after noting Magill had served about six weeks in county jail. Magill stole a fazor valued at $1.50.
Arthur Strom, one of the bandits who robbed Henry and Frederick Schwiik at Taylor Station last Saturday, was moved from Grant Hospital to the county jail yesterday after a notable recovery. An X ray image was taken.
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