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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

3

Delightful Gathering Of Knox County Officials Dinner Toasts

The second annual gathering of Knox county former and present officials at the Armory featured Judge Prank Levering as toastmaster with remarks from Lewin B. Houck and Park Blair. Officials and ex-officials shared memories at a court house welcome by H. H. Greer and a noon meal served by Vine Street Church of Christ ladies. The program included toasts to the Court of Appeals Probate Court State Senate House of Representatives and other county offices with praise for Knox county and its people.

Judge Prank Levering Knox County H. H. Greer John M. Ewalt L. T. Cromley Charles W. Hayes John K. Schnebly Knights of Pythias Armory Hue Houck Park Blair A. Pealer Grand Junction Col Emmett M. Wickham Schudtle Common Views Court Hey House of Representatives Cromley Court of Appeals Lewry B. Houck State Senate John Cunningham L. T. Cromsey John M

Two Girls Leap From Moving Car After Night Out

Katherine Lewis and Leota Cramer leapt from a speeding automobile on New Delaware road near Mt Liberty, suffering bruises and scratches. Miss Lewis was unconscious at noon Friday but internal injuries are not feared. Driver Floyd Lingon said speed was safe. the car stopped after the jump.

Floyd Lingon Columbus Road Mt Liber Idagon Miss Lewis

Heredity case mocks horse ownership claim in Akron court

In Akron on June 25 a jury found insufficient evidence to identify a horse in a dispute between Henry Arnecke and Clayton Adams. Arnecke claimed Adams’s horse, bought for 200 dollars, was the stolen horse from his stable based on a shared left hind-foot lift trait. The jury awarded the animal to Adams. Other notes mention Mrs. Olive Iggleston visiting Uniontown, Pa. and other local arrangements and travels.

Akron Chdge W. A. Ahern Henry Arnocky Clayton Adams Adam Arnecke Adams

Paige Baker Wedding Rev. 8

Society notes announce the Paige Baker wedding with Rev on June 04 at 8 o clock in the evening. The ceremony includes Mr Floyd W Maio and Miss Eisie M Baker as engaged couple, with friends from Mentor town and Woowter Avenue as witnesses. A kitchen shower at Riverside Park honored Miss Helen Syner, who received a kitchen tower in anticipation of her marriage to Mr Hason J Dreete along with many gifts and congratulatory remarks.

Paige-Baker T. Alle Our Dental Street Floyd W. Maio Eisie M. Baker Mentor Towne Aleter Soide Lenn Ninbbell Beak Woowter Avenue Riverside Park Helen Syner Hason J. Dreete

Local Visitors and Weekend Guests Around town

Mrs Clyde Thompson of Bangere visits Newark relatives. Mrs Nannie Johtren of Center Run street goes to Mansfeld. Mr and Mrs Willem Jynde of Coshocton guests of Dr and Mrs James F Lee. Adelaide and Iwura Koons visit Columbus friends. Willam BH West and daughters Burdella and Sarah spend the day in Brink Haven. BF Jones returns to runway after visit with friend Allen Moffitt. Mrs M J Gallagher leaves for Pittsburgh to visit relatives. Mrs Himer Schrader of Perrysville arrives to stay with Mrs Guy McKee. Mr and Mrs Harold Chase of Washington DC guests of relatives in Mt Vernon. BT Conner of Pittsburgh on business with Felinnee Steel Casting Co. Mrs Elizabeth Moreland returns to Utica after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Larmire north of the city. Mrs W H Stratton and Mrs J Gnaton, at Ohio State Sanitarium, return to Toronto. Mrs J Burkholder and daughter Alice Nene visit C Woods and family North Gay. Hertha Owen of Hinchdock street and Naomi Bell visit Howard. Mr and Mrs William Rose of South Jefferson and Mrs Mary Sunderland spend day in Howard. Francis Oborne returns from St Joseph's College at Teutopolis for summer. Mr and Mrs George F Owens, daughter Eleanor, and Mr Philip Hisel spend Friday in Newark. William A Ackerman returns from Cedar Point after attending state convention of bankers.

Clyde Thompson Bangere Newark Nannie Johtren Center Run Street Mansfeld Munday Willem Jynde Coshocton James F. Lee Adelaide and Iwura’ Koons Columbus Willam West Burdella Sarah Brink Haven BF. Jones Allen Moffitt M. J. Gallagher Pittsburg Himer Schrader Perrysville Guy McKee Howard Street Harold Chase Washington, D. C Mt. Vernon BT. Conner Felinnee Steel Casting Co Pittsburgh Elizabeth Moreland Utica Charles Larimere W. H. Stratton J. Gnaton Ohio State Sanatorium Toronto Burkholder Alice Nene Teutopolis George F. Owens Eleanor Philip Hisele William A. Ackerman Cedar Point Bankere

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ailing Women Helped

In Eldon Missouri a woman with displacement inflammation and nerve distress reports restoration after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Her story notes improved strength atmosphere and relief from pains down the right side The advert claims the remedy helps thousands with displacements inflammation ulceration tumors irregularities backache indigestion and nervous unrest.

Eldon Lydia E. Pinkham Mia T. Hunney Kidon Missouri Lydia

Local travelers and city street work updates

Mr and Mrs Norman M Hunter and party left Buckeye City for a six week trip to the Farliio exposition.Mrs B McGreary of Went Vine Street and a guest Mr Willan Stine of St Louis Mo are guests of Mr and Mrs Gay Forbing in Henrk Maven. Mrs Osborn of Columbus was in the city Thornton visiting Mrs Caroline Mitchell. She leaves Friday for Akron. Mr A S Baker and family at 402 North Guy Street will be away a week to ten days. Clayton street paving work suspended while new specs are prepared and a petition for a wider street leads to a re-tender. The Center large Gazette.

Norman HM. Hunter Pon Tchard Buckeye City Fh. McGreary Went Vine Street Willan Stineet St. Lona Henrk Maven Gay Forbing Osborn of Colunbus Ten City Thornton Caroline Mitchell Akron Willipe Masteller Columbus Nic Parente Baker North Guy Street

Woman's tonic Cardui praised by Mrs Street

Mrs Vada Street of Alfordsville Ind writes of eight years of back and nervous pains. After three bottles of Cardui she reports no pain or nervous spells for three months. She urges other women with symptoms of womanly trouble to try Cardui, sold by local dealers.

Alfordsville Ind Vada Street Bex Cardus

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Coffes Elgara Frank Tidge Lewin B. Hoek County Officials and Ex-Officials’ Association Frank O. Levering Yeastmatter Banquet of Officials and Ex-Officials’ Association New Delaware Road Katherine Lewis Leota Cramer Tomobile Olive Iggleston Uniontown Areford Albert Trott Mansfield Harry Shafer Orrville Alonzo Wineland B. W. Steg Chillicothe Hias Hoon Myr Aire Fudley Cedar Polot Wats Society Notes Indiana Pele & Co, Philadelphis Centerburg Building and Loan Association Company The Centerburg Bld’g & Loan Ass’n Co Centerburg Ohio Nev D. A. Morris H. S. Edwards W. J. Morris Stireveport, la Millwood Elevator Oregon Prop. Taylor Danville Howard Tinach Aald St School Board of Education Fe Johnson Miller Township Ghiodune Siar Palm Beach Stephens Be
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