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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1918

Page

5

Battery unit welcomes Red Cross aid at Camp Upton

John Streitenberger of 1 Battery at Camp Upton writes of smooth transfer from Camp Sheridan, long train ride, and Red Cross distribution of magazines. He notes barracks conditions, personal equipment issues, and heavy mosquitoes or insects near the camp. He mentions a visit from his sister and her husband. He describes colder weather and large insects near Hotel Curtis.

Curtis John Streitenberger 1 Battery Camp Upton N. Y Red Cross Camp Sheridan Sheridan Catnip Sheridan

Pike Leads as War Savings Drive Surges in Pike Township

In a war savings drive, Pike township reports significant pledges and a 4100 quota with 266 voters. Westmasher A. J. Kunicle led contributors at 3803 dollars, Cunningham 2208, Haris 1188, and A. A. Phillips 1431. Several locals pledged stamps, including J B Arnold 100 and Minnie Wretcher 200, signaling strong community support despite potential reductions if outlying cards change.

War Savings Ng Ty Pike Township Pike Westmasher A. J. Kunicle Democracy Cunningham Haris A. A. Phillips Rexport Richland County J.B. Arnold Derry Baker Minnie Wretcher Mahi Lloyd M Vin Phillips John Pealer G. W. Shipley W. B. Shipley RRA Stuata

Local people attend convention of C E societies at Newark

Mish Nora McKay president of the Chefattin Tndeaver youtety of the Mhyrel of Chit attended Newark for a convention of Oily Christian Kay deaver societies. The event runs from Tuesday through rt Hays with many members from other societies and Rev. J. A. Lang and countywide members at the gathering.

C. E Newark Mish Nora McKay Chefattin Tndeaver Youtety Otter J. A. Lang

Whittington Dies At 71 After Illness At Home

Anthony Hanning Whittington, 71, died at his Belmont home early Tuesday after a long illness caused by hardening of the arteries. Survived by wife, four daughters, two sons, two viasigns and one brother. Funeral services will be held at the home Thursday at 1 p.m.

Anthony Hanning Whittington Belmont

Milford News Roundup From Milford Church Visitations

Milford events report a two week meeting at Milford Church of Christ concluded as residents return home. Local residents include Mrs Frank Chapman and families visiting Columbus and nearby towns. Families Ira Burger Wayne and Kenneth Wright visitFrank Chipmen in Milford while Lee Wright departs for Cincinnati for a marine exam. Mrs Billy Michell and son Coll visit in Houston.

Milford Boner Shrove Tin Mire Milford Church Christ Frank Chapman Columbus Men B. M Schiesinger Won Craig Thore Hone John &. Mitchell Ira Burger Wun Wayne Kenneth

Local Social Notes From Centerburg and Nearby

Centerburg and vicinity residents share weekend visits and travels. Names include Mr and Mrs George A Fuller and daughter from Columbus, Dr and Mrs W B Merriman, L I Kidner of Akrow, and Miss Olives Bernes of Burtingame among others visiting relatives and friends.

Brinkhaven Weekend Visits Across Local Families

June 16 patrons report weekend gatherings at Camp B Shertan and with Ed ward Pipes family. Akron residents Helen Purcell and Mrs. Louis Staats visit relatives as Mr and Mrs 8 U Basin take a few days with C S Starner and family. George White and Mary Jane Star visit Marah Hoise while Bart White of Vernon joins with his parents and other neighbors.

Brinkhaven Henry Fiblets Camp B Shertan Louis Staats Akron Edward Pipes Helen Purcell U. Basin Mary Jane Stari Marah Hoise

Palmyra Social and Red Cross Notes Cast June Happenings

Palmyra reports weekend visits among residents including Hazel Mego and Mrs AL, Gregg of Lorain with Catherine, and a Sunday call on Jorry Needham near Lexington. James Hair of Cheektowaga and Mollie Fidler visited Frederick area relatives, while Red Cross members finished garments and prepared shipments. Barn party at the Beboter home entertained youths from Ankonytown Waterford and Berlin neighborhoods.

Palmyra Mive Hazel Mego Athisdike More Al's. Gregg Lorain Catherine Charles Regs Richard Roberts Wilbur Rebccck Rotarty Jorry Needham and Family Lexington James Hair Chee Tekville Mollisx Fidler Berlin Beboter

Millwood News Brief Highlights Visitors and Birth

Millwood notes a visit by Silas and Dank Fry on Sunday and relatives of John Vanilli from Tusew funus county as guests. Chester Thompson and wife welcomed a baby boy. A well attended Children’s Day service was held at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening with George Walker and family also present.

Couple Exchange Wedding Vows At Sunnydale Farm

Mr and Mrs Waller Iwvlorger officiated at a ceremony Sunday evening at the home of Made Stiteot. Charley Timnihert, recently released from the ule Net, attended to hear about Cheyney Miller receiving a calter at Sunnyalde farm.

Mra Waller Shehan Gap Earnest A. Vernon Endern Ming Charley Timnihert Cheyney Miller Sunnyalde Farm

Monroe Mills News From a Sunday Visit List

June 25 reports Mrs Whadlen Wigner and Harold of Pipe Ilis visiting Mr and Mrs Gay Molloy Bunday and Mr and Mrs William Cartinte of Miller Vielted Minn Mea. HMlbert Sunday visited Mr and Mrs Knox. Me and Mrs Welch and daughter Jutta spent Sunday in Westerville. Jessie Pirdy of Akron visited last week. Reewe Kirkpatrick and children of Shethy stayed with Mr and Mrs G I Wagner. Mr and Mrs Carl Bell of Democracy visited Mr and Mrs Dante Belt.

Monro Mills Whadlen Wigner Harold Pipe Iils Gay Molloy Bunday William Cartinte Miler Aid Ales Benin Koos Brandon Caries Knox Mra Welch Sadiee Welch

Local social notes from Eagle Grove and area events

Dine 2h Misa firace MAIN of Mansfeld pent Sunday with Wer qurens, Me and Mra, Marshall Phiilips, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coe of Mt Vernon were Sunday guests. Wayne Myer at Colmbus visited WW few diya tint week with ty matte ey Mei Halll My Aes Feed Savi and tittle daughter were guests of former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kulver and son Reed of Hellvile are guests of Mrs. Kulver's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Povey Greer of Carroll and Mrs. Rossie Grocer of Mt Vernon were guests of sister Mrs. Tyan Gilmore. Mise Rudy Montgomery spent Feb day with the Mimes Alien and Alte Yompson of Ankenytown. Mise Corot Myers visiting her father George Myers of Columbus. The ladies' Aid society of Bertin church will give a lawn fete on church grounds Saturday night June.

Wage Grover Misa Firace Mansfeld Wer Qurens Mra Marshall Phiilips Charles Coe Mt Vernon Charles Grant Wayne Myer Colmbus Savi Tittle Mea

No Shortage of Gasoline Declared by Government

Government information asserts ample gasoline supply, with dealers able to meet demand. George K. Conard notes no shortage. some grades limited as the government controls output for trucks and other uses. Rumors of government price or supply manipulation are described as false.

Ahroushom Thie George K. Conard Standard of Co Conard Vulting & Han

Government plans fuel rationing and transport controls

The report notes possible gasoline shortages with potential government orders for Sunday rationing and distribution limits. It emphasizes that measures discussed target pleasure yachts and do not apply to general gasoline use, reflecting cautious conservation without immediate wide action.

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Dobbing Ride To Track In A Car On Way To Race

A fragmented account describes a rider driving to a race track in a touring car with two horses in a trailer. The scene mentions a large procession of gear and a local businessman aiding the transport, noting the entourage and limited rail shipping complicates transit.

Draschus Oval Vernon Akron Columbis Hi Ratironds

Unclear historical report on alien registrations and injuries

Fragmentary OCR text notes an alien registration mention and a fall injury to a Miss Mutrelotth at a public library area on Norte Main Street, with later unclear events and names damaged beyond full recovery of facts. The item reads as a chaotic local brief with missing context and dates.

Mise Wiizabeth Publc Library Norte Main Street Wednewlas Misa Fudrebitd

Cured Patients Advocate Sanatorium For Tuberculosis

Dr Stephen A Douglass told the Chamber of Commerce that a state funded sanatorium for tuberculosis is vital to public health. He described early treatment, hospital capacity, and the need for ongoing patient cooperation, noting experience with operations in Ohio. A luncheon discussion followed with consensus on funding luncheon charges.

Ohio Tin TA Kent Vince Boon Andy Superti Douglas

Auto Brakes Fail Cause Minor Damage Near Public Square

An accident Tuesday at the public square involved two autos with brakes failing. The leftward braking car owned by Rev. Foster sustained minor frame contact. the Anderson car had a dented fender while the other vehicle received a smashed headlight.

Foster Sutt Anderson

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