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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
8
Community notes detail visits, entertainments, and social events across towns. Mentions include Mia Nobin Mey honoring a wedding anniversary, Mrs Roy Morey hosting a gathering, and several bridge and dinner parties at county clubs. Names such as Kris Adu, Kris Adu, and Mrs Roy Morey appear amid a flurry of local travel and weekly social routines.
A jumble of names and places shows residents visiting relatives and attending events. Wartime labor ads call for shipyard workers with permanent, good wage employment at The CG and G Cooper Co and Vernon Wright Co. Local social items name several families visiting in Danville Newark Gambier Akron and Camp Sherman.
A local notice states a Cream Social Friday evening hosted by the Cecel church to benefit Hh Hoi Crows Kokosing Cu. The event is at TSU and scheduled for Monday evening in Si Cote Hall near West Gambler.
A declamatory notice from Knox County outlines a campaign to rebuild funds after treasury depletion. It calls for more members to join the CAISOON Club, cites local engagement, and mentions appeals to support from residents and trustees.
Patchy county brief notes recall incidents and people across Danville and surrounding areas. Mentions include local names such as Branson Marie Warnai of Mt Vernon and Marjory Will of Center, with references to family visits and daily routines. scattered details hint at minor accidents and community events without clear dates or places.
A historical note describes a cleaning method using oxalic acid and Javelle water with ideas about countering effects. It instructs to rinse with Holthie water and remove both chemicals so that theAber remains untouched.
Chicago Livestock markets report varied bids and receipts with cattle and hogs noted. Prices shown include imports from local sellers, with totals and futures-like figures mentioned alongside names of firms and rail lines.
A fragmentary list shows produce items delivered to a warehouse including fresh keepers and poultry. Entries mention chickens and turkeys with garbled captions, indicating a dated, possibly wartime era shopping note.
O Rourke Briiely O'Rourke, reported to report to a military camp near Chiehyiatl Mandi after leaving home. He was admitted after a recent examination at Medd Collmsons and studied law at the University of Chichinath.
Weitcis O Rourke recently left the state and visited his parents for several days. He returned Monday to Cincinnati to attend a Naples event on the trip to Camp Sherman. Joe The Banner has up to date news service.
Three carloads of cattle weighing about 1,400 pounds each were shipped to Cleveland from the Tatton district last week by Po. Walker. The shipments, valued at around $1,000, were said to be among the finest cattle to leave the area and are expected to arrive in Cleveland Monday en route to nearby markets.
Word list from the local paper reports the death of Mrs Priseliin Sudmiers aged 44 at 1 80 o'clock Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs Mary Trout home near Croton. She leaves one son Edward Sanders one daughter both died earlier and one nephew George Spearmen of the city. Funeral at 1 o'clock Monday at the home with burial at Morgan Cemetery.
An unreadable clipping shows noisy text with route numbers No 43 No 6h and No 624 No WH and references to Northbound and Southbound sections. The legible parts do not form a coherent event or outcome.
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