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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
2
The program featured an address by the Rev. L. W. Mulhane on the theme of Individuality. Students and faculty attended the Monday evening event, which closed the school day with a recital and reflections on personal character.
The 42nd annual commencement at St Vincent de Paul high school filled the parochial auditorium as graduates displayed four years of work. Diploma recipients included Paul Andreas Doris Branigan Mary Eckenrode Carl Foonmy Marie Agnes Harrington Robert McCormick and others. Rev Mulhane stressed individuality and patriotism while a full program featured speeches, music, and a ceremony honoring achievement.
An old advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills in glass bottles containing 36 sugar coated pills priced at 26 cents. It claims one pill with water at night relieves constipation by morning, describing the product as effective, pleasant, cheap, and economical with doses of 18 could be taken. Sold by druggists.
Jilla Parsony of Amity visited with her daughter Mev. Edward Robinson lists Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Cyrus Oldaker a daughter on June 6 Mineau Myrtle Hobbs on Gulu Tur Hey and That. Daniele left Monday for Wooxter where they will attend miner school. A number of our people attended Lay yorvioek at Anenytows Sunday. The M Mire township grange will give a lawn fete at Eagle Grove School Howne Saturday evening June 26. Mr and Mrs Edward Chamber of Alton are visiting friends. Jenard Phillips and family Cadiz visiting his parents. Mrs Sivan Grant visiting her son Frank in Cleveland.
An old advertisement claims Sloan's Liniment stops neuralgia pains in the face head arm shoulders chest and back. It promises fast relief after a few quiet minutes with drops that penetrate without rubbing and urges readers to buy a bottle today for quick comfort.
Fredericktown residents hosted and visited many friends and relatives this past week. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Foote of Marion, Mrs. Edith Buel of Mansfield, Miss Maud McKeirnan, Mrs. Lee Shipley of Marion, Mr. Glenn Edwards and son Pred, Mrs. Frank Parmenter, Mr. J. Rosa of Adamville, Mrs. W. L. Swetland of Centerbury, Mr. and Mrs. Huggins, and many others. Attendees at local events included funeral visits, birthdays, and campus trips. notable movements involve hospital treatment, Columbus and Mount Vernon trips, and messages from Mt. Gilead and Granville. The week featured home visits, social calls, and preparations for summer engagements.
A vintage remedy note urges one fourth to one tea spoonful of Dr. King's New Discovery to soothe coughs colds and dangerous bronchial and lung ailments. Visit a druggist today for a bottle start treatment immediately and expect gratification from the cure.
Mrs William Hodge and children of Mt Vernon spent several days this week with W Tucker and wife. Miss Ethel Wilson of Mt Vernon visited over Sunday with W W Wile son and family. Mr and Mrs Warren Pryor and George Barton and wife were entertained Sunday at Paul Lockmans. Mrs Margaret Bullock of Mt Vernon is the guest of her brother K C Mathdvis and family. Lennon cone and family of near Fredericktown visited Sunday.
W W Wilson and family host Fred Ridenour from South Bend Indiana visiting his brother G A Ridenour and family. Minsee Helen and Mildred Hoone of Fredericktown visit grandparents DH Wilson and wife. Lenah Vernon of Fredericktown visits Miss Mary Ridenour. Walter Lewis and wife of Centerburg visit L T Mendenhall and wife. Mrs E Scarbrough recovering, now able to be out. Harry McMahon and family of Mt Vernon visit E R McMahon and wife. Sunday school at 9:30, preaching at 10:04 a. m.
Danville and Columbus visitors are noted among residents with mentions of summer visitors and college returns. A Po-Do-Lax advertisement promises a overnight bowel movement by stimulating bile and gentle laxative action without griping.
Shepherds Star of Bethlehem elected Tuesday: Commander Henrietta Levy, Vice Commander Emma Ward, Marshal Stella Van Rhoden, Chaplain Ada Miller, Master of Ceremonies Maggie Mitchell. Tinalde Guard Alice Farrison Outside Guard Mamie Stephen Trustee Lizzie Hanger Representative Maggie Mitchell Alternate Alila Lewin. Misa Hannah Kinney of East High Street leaves tonight for San Jose California for three months to visit Mr. and Mrs. George.
A Missouri reader reports severe stomach pains labeled congestion of the stomach and a hospital diagnosis. After traditional medicine failed, internal injections were used. Since taking Chamberlain's Tablets after meals the writer claims quick relief, ability to eat freely, and a stronger, more vigorous stomach overall.
Mrs Barah Baker of Nottinghill Missouri describes five years of stomach trouble for her husband. After trying various medicines he tried Chamberlain Twin Stomach and Liver Tablets upon urging. By Monday he improved greatly and the symptoms did not return. She praises the tablets highly.
A series of brief notices lists Columbus area residents and guests traveling to Mansfield Cuya hoga Falls and Cleveland. People include Mr. Thomas McGough Mr. Leonard Burris Mr. and Mrs. Peter Allerding Mrs. Mary Modhwart Rev. William Hull Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Prentice Payne Mrs. Lucy Ross Mrs. Ethel Evers and others attending weddings G. A. R. encampment diocesan board of missions and various family visits across Ohio cities.
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