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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1912

Page

8

High market price for chick and local business notes

A jumble of local notices from Gambier Ohio reports cash poultry sales, department store ads, visits by residents to Columbus and Newark, a stray colt, and upcoming weddings. Names include Jodge Prank Levering, H. C. Devin, Jacob Dubinsky, A. L. Burns, Ralph Jenkins, Ralph Ward, and Dr. H. R. Arndt. The piece mentions Woolson’s department store, Ohio Fuel Supply Co, and the Poppleton Grocery with addresses in Gambier. It also notes a plan to pave a viaduct and gas line work.

Martin's Gambier Ohio Jodge Prank O. Levering R. Martin General Jacob Coxey Massif Woolson’ Department H. C. Devin Columbus Hiawatha Ve. M.C. Lilly Grays Ollie Baxter Butler Mra Ona Mobarty Owens Vernon Newark Whenda Newark Mewire Ralph Jenkins Ralph Ward Ohio Fuel Supply Co Woolson's Woolson’s William Hyde Clove “Land George D. Arndt Vine Street Helen Brent Mina Loretta Tougher Mins Margaret Dermody Relatven Mansfeld J. C. Purdy Sailes Martinsburg Call H. KR. Arndt Cleveland The American Institute Wee Surat East Vine Street Ralph Stophiet Columbia Bam Prompt

Veteran educator retires after forty five years at Michigan

Ann Arbor Michigan June 27 with the close of the college year today Pro Weaser Martin L D Ooge head of the Greek department of the University of Michigan retired from the faculty after forty five years of service. He was the oldest member of the Michigan faculty in years of service and one of the oldest educators in the United States. He retired on a Carnegie pension.

Ann Arbor Mich Martin L. 'Ouge University of Michigan Brefenor D'Ooge Wan Michigan Wales United States Carnegie

Wisconsin Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Oshkosh

Enthusiastic delegates arrive in Oshkosh for the sixth Wisconsin Christian Endeavor Union meeting. Local and visiting leaders will conduct several days of sessions with Rev. Bacar T. Farrell of Konoha among the speakers esteemed for broad reputations.

Weconein Christian Endeavorers Oshkosh Win Oshkoub Wikvonsin Bes Wles

Society News Highlights From A Busy Week

Music pupils organize a club at 111 East Chestnut street with Mise Mabel Coleman setting future recitals. Fred H Wwer fer weds Mina Crystal Dressler of Akron. she is cousin to Mina Helton Ambaugh of Mt Vernon. Phi Sigma Chi and Beta Phi plan a July Fourth picnic at Rogers Lake with a morning baseball game at Chesterville. Mrs John Bill Alan hosted a charming reception with floral decor and pink tea, assisted by Seymour, Florence Seymour, Houm, Jean McIntosh and Gertrude Porter. callers from three to six. Auction party hosted by Samuel H Peterman honored Frances Walters and others with eight tables and prize awards. guests included Mrs Walter Brory and Mrs Robert Clarke.

Mise Mabel Coleman Mise Carrie Davie East Chestnut Street Mian Coleman Upile Phi Sigma Chi Beta Phi Rogers’ Lake Chesterville Leama Mra John Bill Alan West Ham Teramekstro Iobt Mira Seymour Florence Seymour Mises Houm Jean McIntosh Gertrude Porter Samuel H. Peterman East Gambler Street Frances Walters New York City Howell Knoxville Tenn George Congdon Milwaukee Harry C. Devin Robert M. Greer

Berlin township public schools eleventh annual commencement

The eleventh annual commencement of the Berlin township public schools will be held at the Brethren church in Ankenytown Ohio on Saturday evening June 89 The program includes invocations recitations readings and a valedictory with certificates presented by the board and principal. An Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts plans a visit to England with a Buckingham Palace reception and a banquet in London before touring Windsor and other sites.

Berlin Township Brethren Church Ankenytown Ohio Maule Thomas Ralph Brubaker Bill Mason Lola Rechtal Reading Mirandy Lenter Shipley Muale Clark Garber Boosal Ines Algire Kenny Clara Barton Robert Barton England Boston Mass Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusette America Howton Massachusetts Honourable Artillery Company of London Hoston King George Buckingham Palace Howse Finsbury Windsor Place & Sabletop Richard Keayne

Thaw Charms Crowd as He Defends Release Bid at Hearing

In White Plains on June 27 Harry K Thaw and William Travers Jerome sparred through an all day hearing on Thaw's request for release from Matteawan Asylum. Jerome relentlessly pressed Thaw with questions while Clarence J Shearn defended him, Thaw remaining calm amid a courtroom audience.

White Plains Harry K.thaw William Travers Jorone Yesterdy Thaw Matteawan Insane Asylum Arme Than Stanford White Withers Jerome Bey Abe Hummel William Travers Jerome

Glimpses of Poor Continents and California Wealth

The Duchess of Buckingham recounts a humorous period Maori conflict with England using a dummy system to mislead British troops. An accidental shot and a rope failure reveal the ruse. California is noted as a billion dollar state with California leading world wealth, followed by New York and a third city.

Duchess of Buckingham England California Federal Bureau of Static New York America Saul Tarsus Citiaam

The Bungalow and its American Evolution

A discussion of the bungalow’s rise in the United States as a one story structure blending apartment style convenience with suburban home location. It notes popularity in California and smaller use in Missouri, with seasonal use in northern and eastern states and origins linked to Southwest shade ranch houses and northeastern hunting cabins.

Califoirnia Morita India examipe—Lenston

May Vote Money Today to Avert Government Shutdown

Congress faces a looming shutdown as appropriations lag. A joint resolution to extend funding through the fiscal year is under consideration in the coring, with White House and party leaders urged to act by July 1 to prevent widespread furloughs. Navy yards preparations signal possible closures. Over 20,000 workers could lose jobs if Congress does not act. Aldrich remains regular, declining to join a 14-member organizing committee. An incident in Cleveland ends with a fatal shooting and arrest following a domestic quarrel.

Congress Washington Correas Paase Ascal Clark Navy Department Navy Atlantic Philippines

Byplay Minstrete Quips on Sewing Machine Difference

A humorous exchange from Cincinnati Enquirer features Byplay Minstrete and Mr Interiorator debating the difference between a rise and a sewing machine. Mr One Hoatim promises to perform a ballad about a mother punishing a boy in Grandpa's beard.

Gore Money Mishap and Courtroom Changes

United States Senator Gore of Oklahoma briefly loses money after returning from the Baltimore convention with his wife. Thieves take 126 dollars from a hotel store, hindering a cashing a check until friends provide funds. The piece notes Supreme Court shifts in seating, note taking, and meal practices over time, reflecting on fashion and procedure in court life.

Senator Gore Baltimore United States Gore Oklahoma Supreme Court Elf Mitchell Chapple

The Superior Assumption and Polemic Utterance

A fragmented era note shows a quizzical cry about a patron and a cryptic line referencing a bird and a Dane named Dinckamith. The garbled text hints at a public utterance or column style item from a Washington scene with local color and oddball voices.

Ancient weapons of offense and odd quips emerge

A fragmented London Notes and Queries excerpt describes the mace as a weapon once common among magistrates and its ornamental decline. It recalls a knightly club and a medieval mishmash of forms, then shifts to a Judge's Library anecdote about bank presidents and rustic bravado on a sunlit bank, ending with a macabre cows paper item about cruel murder.

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