Democratic candidate praised for unity and experience
An editorial praise lauds a Democratic presidential candidate as wise and capable during national turmoil. It credits him with a stabilizing currency system and tariff legislation, contrasts his leadership with Republicans, and notes Ohio’s strong Democratic national convention showing alongside Chicago.
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Congress
Nolay
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United States
Bo Me
Ohio Dominates Democratic National Convention Honors
The article notes Secretary of War Newton D Baker, as Wilson's representative, led Ohio’s influence at the Democratic National Convention with Senator Pomerene on platform committees and former Governor Harmon backing the nomination speech. Former Governor Cox was omitted from committees by request to share honors. Ohio’s prominent role is highlighted as being “there with bells on.”
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Ohio
St Louie
Chie
Prenin
Tande
Demerath
United States
Chicago
Chicago the Previous Week, Mm the Preliminary Arrangements Obin Nigurod Ton
Wreman Edmund H. Moore
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Cox
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W. L. Minley
National Committee
Wilson
Newton D. Baker
Pomerene
Harmon
Buckeye
Widow's Pension Bill Advances in Congress
The Banner reports the widow's pension bill introduced by Congressman Ashbrook passed the House Monday after a strenuous parliamentary fight. The Senate is expected to enact it soon, marking a major step in pension reform for widows of soldiers and removing prior restrictions.
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Banner
Ashbrook
Thin Mstrict
Senate
Wllows
Congress
Mt Pisgah visitation meeting opens annual series
The Nd school Baptiste visitation at Mt Pisgah began Friday at 2 PM and continued through Sunday. Preacher Hitler Charles Radetite of Indiana delivered the sermon. Mrs James Hixenbaugh, recovering from a stroke two weeks ago, shows slow improvement. Local visits occur as Harrod and OW Bary travel to Columbus on business. News notes include Mt Vernon visitors, Taira Harrod attending Westerville for studies, and Preston Smith recovering from a recent injury. Charles Sprague, aged resident, injured himself repairing eaves, breaking his collarbone and sustaining a deep head gash. R O Maycock left for Toledo for auto factory work. JW Toads of Xenia and family visit S S Barre's household. TK Tivise, east of town, returns from hospital after kidney treatment, still very poorly.
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Nd School Baptiste
Mt Pisgah
Hitler Charles Radetite
Indiana
James Hixenbaugh
Hedge
Maycock
Toledo
JW. Toads
Xenia
Sue Mberly
Mite Gladys
Barre
Tivise
Pine Tartoney Cold Remedy Ad Fragment
Fragmentary ad touts Dr Bell and Dr Dell pine tar remedies to heal inflammation soothe cough loosen phlegm and ease breathing, claiming lasting relief and bronchiole protection with a bottled tonic and syrup.
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Drucglate
Bathers Banned From Dry Creek District
Juvenile Patrol orders strict clothing for creek use after repeat infractions. Officer Parell warned fines will follow if rule breaking continues. He noted men habitually bathe in the creek despite prohibition and neighborhood concerns over cleanliness and safety.
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Aljon Hon
Parewll
Roaldeaves
Fredericktown Notes Reflect Busy Local Life
Fredericktown residents attend commencements visit relatives in Columbus and Cleveland and plan summer travel while town eyes new enterprises. Eighth grade exercises at Chesterville schools and potential Odd Fellows block purchase for manufacturing signal a dynamic period with local leaders, schools, and families shaping the week's activity.
Local Social News Mixed Visits From Fredericktown Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Ridenour and Monroe Amos visited Ming Wealthy Kerk and Mien Jenene Bulong at Athene ic, returned home Tuesday. Loet Clark attended a house party at Ming Bentah Hoek in Marengo and came back Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Ales Votler and son Kenneth of Cleveland with Mrs Joseph Carr visited Fredericktown last Friday, returning Sunday with Ralph Fox and Robert Ewers. Alex Peniele united relatives in Mt Vernon for the Baptist church rededication. B F Moree of Sadurky attended the G A R encampment in Marion then visited Fredericktown. Mrs Bunyan Studer attended the Pythian Sisters convention in Cleveland. Boyd Blackburn has visited his aunt in Mansfeld. Edgar Briggle visited from Mr Vernon. Hlare Studer was in Granville. Prof and Mrs J P Wish of Chicago visited last week. F Z Levering of this place attended a family reunion at Waterford. Charles Walter of New Enterprise Pa visited CG D Martin. Charles Brobaker of MG Vernon visited William Brobaker last Sunday. John Guthrie visited less Syler at Climax. Stephen Ackerman of Mansfield visited relatives here two weeks.
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Mee
Monroe Amos
Pilon
Ming Wealthy Kerk
Mien Jenene Bulong
Athene
Tueday
Mile
Mine Loet
Clark
Ming Bentah Hoek
Marengo
Ales Votler
Kenneth
Cleveland
Joseph Carr
Fredericktown
Biemts
Air
A. H. Vox
Ralph Fox
Robert
Ewers
Alex Peniele
Mt. Vernon
the Baptist Church
B. F. Moree
Sadurky
Marion
Bunyan Studer
Pythian Sisters
Boyd Blackburn
George Stolts
Mansfeld
Edgar Briggle
Waterford
Charles Waltera
New Enterprise
D. Martin
Charles Brobaker
MG Vernon
William Brobaker
John Guthrie
Less Syler
Climax
Stephen Ackerman
Mansfield
Local Residents Visit and Family Gatherings Detailed
Frank Hunter of Canon City Colorado visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hunter. Mrs. Sadie Bey returns from Canterbury after visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Wright and son Robert. Robert Wright and family hosted their guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Hunter and Mrs. Mary Pinkley. Several others including Miss Vera Dihop and Miss Gladys Everr attended social events, with Albert Taylor hosting the Brethren. Dwight and Mrs. Mitchell Dixon are assisting, Albert Burge visited Albert Stewart, and many other neighbors shared visits and planned future moves around Danville and nearby areas.
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Frank Hunter
Canon City
Colo
Cyrus Hunter
Sadie Bey
Canterbury
Charles ‘Wright
Robert
Cyrie Hunter
Vera Dihop
Gladys Everr
Albert Taylor
Brethren Sunshine Cliwa
Mitchel
Dixon
Dwight
Alva Wilton
Albert Burge
Albert Stewart
Curis Hunter
Cecil Haxett
Frank Beal
Mire
Charles Wright
Ivan Leonard
David Hunter
Leon Hunter
Wart Poorman
W. H. Poorman
Dudley Smith
Burr Arnold
Mary Pinkley
Etta
Anna Porter
James Steak
Albert Thirwelle
Richard Workman
Dan Ville
Martinsburg Guests and Mt Vernon Church Dedication
The text notes visits by Rov and Mrs Dulladway of Utica to Mr and Mrs Frank Baird and others in Martinsburg. It mentions attendance at the Mt Vernon First church dedication services and several locals visiting in Wooster and Oklahoma with plans to relocate to San Antonio.
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Utica
Adn
Prank Baird
A. N. Tilton
Clare ‘Tilton
Laura Awart
Mr. Pleasant
Flrat Eett
Mt. Vernon
Mex
Scott Brows
W. T. Cline
Leslie Bika
Mugh Harrison
Oklahomé
Retativen
San Antonio
Texas
Ada Eliott
Cota Pawcell
Nettle Biggs
Pearle Deatty
Wooster
Vernon Fe
Nirs
Noah Punthy
Moun Prideyy Bowlye Wien
Death notices and social updates from Millersburg area
The item lists deaths and local social news including Mrs. Dean Hancock visiting family from Millersburg, Mr and Mrs James White, Mr and Mrs W U Shronte, and Mr and Mrs Fred Shronte. It notes paint work on homes by David Bowman and George Hook. It also records attendees from the G A R encampment at Marion and names several local residents and visitors.
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Purdy
Ter
Dean Hancock
Mra
James Wht
Millersburg
Uo Shronte
Fred Shronte
Verp
David Bowman
George Hook
Marion
Zack Cooksey
James McCamment
John Rowley
Walden Chatter
Congregational Church Hosts Midweek Meetings and Socials
In Loch, Mrs. Carl Harris suffered a severe heart trouble on Monday evening. Miss Trane Parks returns home from Columbus Deaf School for the summer. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Thut ton. Mrs Gall Shuff of Columbus visited relatives last week. Evangelist ladies Nicholson and Hilcott announce special meetings at the Congregational church Wednesday. The Golden Gossip club meets with Mrs LeRoy Hawkins Thursday afternoon June 20. Children's Day exercises Sunday morning were well rendered. Many locals attended from Lock to Pullview Sunday evening. Mrs W D Stoughton of Newark visited her daughter Mrs Hefen Shut recently.
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Carl Harris
Trane Parks
School For the Deaf
Columbus
Mis
Joseph Thutton
Gall Shuff
Nicholson
Hilcott
Congregational Church
Golden Gossip Club
LeRoy Hawkins
Pullview
W. D. Stoughton
Newark
Hefen
Community Guests and church events in Gambier area
J. B. Carter and family of Gambier and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simpkine of Northiberty were guests of A. W. Hoar and family Sunday. A large crowd attended Children’s Day services at Ebenezer Sunday evening. Mr. McGoy of Butler attends Ebenezer church. Joseph Weaver and H. Gleason bought new automobiles. Mrs. William Scott returned home after visiting Bangs. Meda Auton and children and Mrs. Charles Roop of Akron visit John Roop’s family. Teo Dowds and family visited 8. A. Dowds. Mrs. Cole of Mt. Vernon visited sister Eliza Johnson Saturday night and Sunday. The Misses Florence and Leora Henson visited aunt Mrs. HL C Gleason Sunday.
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J. B. Carter
Gambier
Charles Simpkine
Northiberty
A.W. Hoar
Whenezer
Mr. McGoy
Butler
Ebenezer Church
Joseph Weaver
H. ©. Gleason
William Scott
Bangs
Meda Auton
Charles Roop
Akron
John Roop
Teo Dowds
A. Dowds
Cole
Mt. Vernon
Eliza Johnson
Florence and
Leora Henson
C. Gleason
Pleasant Grange Dramatic Club presents The Old New Hampshire Home
The Pleasant Grange Dramatic club staged The Old New Hampshire Home to a full house last Thursday. Visitors and local residents were noted, with several local events and talks planned including a chalk talk by Julius Headington at Milford Grange on Wednesday.
Preaching at Church of Christ and local notices
Clergy announce preaching at the Church of Christ on July 2 morning and evening. Local items note Rude Stitzel in Columbus on business, Robert Robinson welcomed a baby boy, Oregon Fike called to Ashland by his aunt Mrs Ira Church's death, Chester Thompson moves to Stull property, H Rine visits Mt Vernon, Do Mitchell renovates with cement porch and walk, Oilford Stricker and mother visit relatives, W C Fry and wife guests of relatives, Wemakw chibi entertains husbands with cream at H Bunenburs home.
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Rude Stitzel
Columbus
Robert Robinson
Oregon
Fike
Ashland
Ira Church
Chester Thompson
Stull
Fridge Street
H. Rine
Mt. Vernon
Do Mitchell
Oilford Stricker
W. C. Fry
H. Bunenburs
Thirk Torker Ie
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