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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1911

Page

8

Coshocton Centennial Lodging Day Prizes Parade

Lodgemen of Ohio plan Coshocton Centennial events at month end with cash prizes totaling 800 dollars for lodge drills on Fraternal Day. Parade marshal James Stewart leads a large procession including Grand Army of the Republic and numerous fraternal orders. Awards range from 50 to 250 dollars for best drilled lodge drill.

Ohio Coshocton Monay Anc James Stewart Coulydon Tan Hand Grand Army of the Republic Woman's Kkelief Ae Connocton Couhunton Knighte Templar Venetorn Star Band Xnignin Order American Mechanics Deum Corpy Putin American Mecunten Daughtera of America Mm Boa Fond Benevolent

Coshocton Cent Centennial Week Races Highlight City Fair

Coshocton prepares for Centennial Week centered on the city fairground hub in late June. The event links with the Lake Erie Racing Circuit, featuring fast harness horses from Palmyra to Canton and beyond. The program opens Tuesday June 27 with Home Horses racing and continues with special events through the week expected to draw hundreds of enthusiasts and substantial daily wagering.

Coxhocton Hat Fm Coshocton County Ohio Kinkslill Fair Grande

Local Socials Welcome Visiting Friends in Mt Vernon

Round of visits and short trips fill Mt Vernon as locals host relatives from Columbus Newark and Danville. Folks travel to Centerburg Brandon and Gambier for business or family time while several residents return home after visits. A charity bake sale and hospital ambulances accompany a busy social week.

Mra Lillie Dorwood Hive Columbus Danville Buckeye City Milton Lewin

Boy Injured After Fall On Sidewalk

A young boy, son of Mr and Mrs Prank Mead of Blast Sugar Street, broke his arm when he fell while running near his home on Wednesday afternoon. He landed on his left wrist as he hit the sidewalk, bones broken, and was taken for treatment.

Judie Mre Prank Mead Blast Sugar Street

We Care For Mr and Mrs Coup Wedding News

Mary Coup and Mra John Coup of North Gay Street entertained friends in Bagman Michigan. Mr and Mrs M J Deboit hosted Ada Beffolt's fourteenth birthday with high school girls and refreshments. A wedding in Zanesville Ohio united Ralph M Watts and Ada Haines with Rev Wells presiding. The Watts couple will visit John Wells in Homeville before returning to Zanesville.

Mary Coup Me Willian M. Coup North Gay Street John M. Coup Bagman, Mich Mra M. J. Deboit Mise Ade Beffolt Iurerdaety

Obituary notices for Nat Ruddy and Margaret Morrie

Mrs. May Houtman informed of the death of her brother in law Mr Nat Ruddy in London Ontario on June 18. The funeral and interment occurred in London on Tuesday. Margaret Ann Morrie died at her home in South Vernon on Wednesday, age 74, after several weeks illness. Survived by one son and one daughter. Funeral at Vernon township church Friday at 1:30 with Rev JT Black officiating. Interment at Prievdeliy church cemetery.

Nat Ruddy Menry Faultaber Thie City London Ontario Mt. Vernon May Houtman Margaret Morria Margaret Ann Morrie South Vernon Dla Prievdeliy Church

Hand Bags For Summer Girls In The Realm Of Fashion

The article describes small, colorful bags to match summer outfits. It highlights varied materials including brocaded satin, tapestry, beaded, braided, and embroidered designs. Shapes are described as varied and fashionable for the season.

What Experts Say of Fall Silks in Fashion

Fashion writers forecast satin and silk fabrics to dominate fall, with satin bodies strengthening satin textiles in jackets and tailored suits. Velvets and mute quivetton rise yet tempered by market trends as jacquard borders and glace taffetns appear, while short and long sleeve jacket styles adapt to the season with peasant and one piece cuts.

New York Ornye Fatall Silk Shik Howeleve Aik Fordations

Community Visitors and Local Family Gatherings in Eagle Grove

Mrs James McManus visits with daughter Mrs Walter Smith. Mr and Mrs Winne Adame Mr and Mrs James Wilton and Mr and Mrs William Harris spend Sunday with G W Shipley and wife. Dr Cole and family of Amity visit Albert Mines and family. W Shipley and family visit G W Wepkeran. Mrs Elina Rummel spends Wednesday with G W Shipley. Many locals attend Children services at North Liberty Sunday evening.

James McManus Walter Smith Winne Adame James Wilton William Harris G. W. Shipley Dr. Cole Amity Albert Mines Shipley G. W. Wepkeran Ankenytown Eli

North Liberty festival supports band boys after rain

Despite rain the band boys collected twenty five dollars at their Saturday night festival. Farmers report crop prospects poor from dry weather. Children day service at M. F. church drew a large crowd with an excellent program. Preaching planned at Brettien church next Sunday with Reverend Thomas addressing Sunday baseball in the evening.

M. MF Brettien Thomas

Bladensburg Church Announcement and Local Visits

Preaching next Sunday morning and evening at the Christian Church. George Melick returned home Monday from a two week visit with his father in Indiana. Miss Anna Darling visiting relatives at Mt Vernon and Fredericktown. Mr and Mrs Stonehocker of Cashiers visited their brother Tr. Stonehocker Friday and Saturday. Mrs Zona Woods and children of Mt Vernon visiting the former's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Frye. Mrs Breuntinger of Mt Vernon spent Friday with Mrs Allie Rive. Mr and Mrs Kelly Ramay invited their daughter near Mt Vernon Sunday. Mr and Mrs Scott Kerr spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Elmer Powis.

The Christian Church George Melick Indiana Mies Anna Darling Mt Vernon Frederick Mine Stonehocker Tr. Stone Hocker Zona Woods Vernon Wm. Frye Ole Breutiinger Mr. Vernon Allie Rive Mra Kelly Ramaey Mt. Vernon

Man breaks arm at Martinsburg farm work

William Farmer of Martinsburg suffered a broken right arm near noon Thursday while cooling a baler at the Vanve Hurke holder farm. His foot slipped, arm entangled in the belt and hand wheel, bones broken above the wrist. He was taken to Martinsburg where W. G. Stironte reduced the fractures.

William Farmer Martinsburg Vanve Hurke Holder Farm Giartinsburg W. G. Stironte

Reverend N T Sims to preach at ML Zion on Sunday

Rev N T Sims of Sladensurg will preach at ML Zion next Sunday June 2 at 3 p m. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Green of Newark visiting friends here. Mrs Henry Van Winkle visiting Ashcrafts West Carisle. Mme Clara McCameut of Bladensburg spent weekend with Miss Faun and Ollie Nightingale. Mr and Mrs Chas Scales of Gamjo r spent weekend with Bodle family. Edith Donahey returned home near Galena after visit. John Weirick family of Zanesville spent week with Clarence Weirtick. Children’s services at Goshen Sunday evening. Leo Donahoy of Galena spent weekend here. Some men doubt Weather Bureau, except when wives want them to.

N.T. Sims Sladensurg ML Zion Lawrence Green Newark Henry van Winkle Jacoo Ashcraft West Carisle Mme Clara McCameut Bladensburg Missen Faun Ollie Night Alt Chas Scales Gam Jor Thomas Bodle Ana Edith Donahey Galena John Weirick Zanesville Clarence Weirtick Goshen Leo Donahoy Myra Glyde Thompson

Vandalia Girl Awakens After Prolonged Sleep

In Vandalia on June 22 Vandalia, Mise Flaxel Schmidt daughter of former Alderman George Schmidt awoke after six days of sleep and spoke with her parents for hours. Doctors attribute the case to brain obstruction and seek access to the affected nerve center but have not yet found a remedy. The family reports growing exhaustion from vigil and a flood of medical letters seeking permission to treat the girl.

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Knox Building & Loan ad outlines mortgage terms

The Knox Building and Loan Co promotes mortgage loans with clear terms for buyers or builders. Office No 6 by High Street lists F Colville as secretary. Contain a call to discuss favorable security loans and financing options.

High Street THE Knox Building & Loan CO F. Colville Sec

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