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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

2

Fredericktown Area Social Notes and Local Visits

Fredericktown residents and visitors fill the week with weddings, church events, travel to Cleveland and Akron, and farm improvements. Local families attend the Mary Barre Emerson wedding in Sparta, while others visit relatives in Newark, Columbus, Mt. Vernon, and Cardington. Union services planned for Sundays feature outdoor park singing with the Fredericktown band, and a quiet Fourth of July is anticipated.

Monroe Emervon Nellie Mary Barre CM. Emerson Sparta Mra Hoh. Barre Jom James Lo J James Emmett Frazier Akron Ohio R. W. Eimerson Columbus C, EB. Dackwald Dayton Rhodes Xenia Ierville Rowe Loney Mise Myrtlé Phillipe Delaware Fulton Perry Township Paterson M. E Darlington Guy Goldsmith Mabel Smith Walter Baughman Darlington Orchestra Minn Leet Helvé McArdle Hhe Apending Mt. Vernon William Carson Green Valley Berlin

Ankenytown Social Notes and Visits

L M Brubaker and wife were visiting. Ab Madivon Mouta’s Sunday guests included Wilson Keller and wife. Geo Leonard and family visited Sunday. Uncur and Iva Bechtel visited William Brubaker’s Sunday. David Hively and family were guests of J J Tieitaker and family. Yack Burger and wife visited at Chay Gill’s Sunday. Winter Garber and wife made a weekend trip to Manafeld Saturday. Mary Workman and daughter Wealtha called on Mrs 8 M Garber Sunday. Hettinger and Gertrude Loewdy spent Sunday with Mr Alice Epley. Winfield Garber and wife visited Mrs Garber’s parents Mr and Mrs Becrint Sunday. Robirkpawick has been sick but is better now. Two new houses on the Ringwalt farm will soon be completed.

L. B. Dinckledge Coshocton P. Foote B. Foote Mt. Vernon James Whitwell Magee Dickey Columbus P. J. Wilkins Lown Predericktown Misa Hina Pardy Mra James Hixenbaugh Brice Din My. Demorest Preston Whrichsville Ohio Glenn Preston Wall Arthur Wall Cardington Fredericktown Reed Three Rivers Mich W Hole McT. Beek Thle Phivet Meed J. Cabnon Winnay Harvey DeVoe John Hendin Mhiload Hia Paranty Trae Herdman Ohie Plate Ladnder Durbin Vernon Fred Wacker Mee Claud Ray Parenta Ming Sylvia Mount Chicago L. M. Brubaker Wite Manafeld Mary Workman M. Garber Flownie Hettinger Gertrude Loewdy Alice Epley Winfield Garber Garber

Local Social Notes From Martinsburg And Nearby

Mr. Harry Piercy travels back to his West Virginia home while Minaee Suale Wine and Moxolio Wilson visit Chesterville area. Gail Dumbald hosted Johnstown guests, Mint Burdette Pumagheey visits Appleton, and Carstan Hoyer, Mira Clare Utter, Amanda Tilton, and Salty Bumpaco are seen together as Coshocton Centennial events draw interest.

Mrm Harry Piercy Jamen Noffainger West Virginia Minaee Suale Wine Moxolio Wilson Chesterville Gail Dumbald Johnstown Rows Franphrey Mint Burdette Appleton Carstan Hoyer Af Hoston Mira Clare ‘Utter Amanda Tilton Mra Salty Bumpaco Coshocton

Local Notices From A Community Page

Mrs Lormmie McKee hosts Misses State Hive Mozelle Wilson and Mrs F V Elliott for dinner. Ola Shronts has returned from a visit with her daughter in Toledo. Adgay Deal of Mansfield visited his parents James McCamment and Charley McCamment. McCamment reunion in Pennsylvania last month. Jem Vanatin and family visiting relatives. Summer lecture series planned at the park with an ice cream social. July 8 Abraham Lindley Rev W Brown. July 15 Evolution Prof JC Kai. July 22 The Woll Peace Movement Rev Ozve R Newcomb. Aug Prat tinal Hygiene Dr Will Shronts.

Ola Mi Toledo Adgay Manuilion Jamea McCamment Charley McCamment McCanmont Pennsylvania Miro Mia Jem Vanatin Rey Brown Gommier Abraham Lindely W. Brown JC. Kai Tie Wolls Ozve R. Newcomb Prattinal Hygiene Will Shronts

Boxwell Exercises Draw Large Local Crowd

A sizable crowd gathered at the town hall Friday for Boxwell exercises. Chester Church hosted a children day event on Sunday evening. Ms Mozelle Wilson and Mine Blue Jett planned a visit to Martinsburg and Bladensburg for a few weeks. A Rogers Lake meeting also drew attendees. Boxwell commencement impressed eight graduates and a new theatre featured quality sounds.

Boxwell Exerciaes Chester Bold Children's Day Exereiden Mite Mozelle Wilson Blue Jett Martinsburg Bladensburg Rogers’ Lake Boxwell

Local families spend Sunday with relatives and neighbors

Farmers in the Eagle Grove area gathered for a Sunday visit as Robbwoli Montgomery and family spent the day with Wy B Shipley. Jann Grovaman of Mr. Vernon visited her parents. Clyde Rosh and Mrs Nite spent Sunday with Weivin Har rie and wife. Willem Frye and Tandy Mars and Pred Barnhart family from Fredericktown were also seen visiting relatives.

Willem Frye Tandy Mars Pred Barnhart Fredericktown Mire Montgomery Siuniny Wy B Bhipley Jann Grovaman Vernon Ely Shipley Butler Clyde Rosh Nite Hon Sanday Weivnk Harrie Ant

Zanesville Wedding Ends In Probate Court Room

The Zanesville Times Recorder notes a marriage ceremony conducted in the probate court room yesterday afternoon. Solite Join A. Geesa officiated as John J. Wolfe of Walhonding married Miss Goldie Morgan of Mt. Vernon at the Baptist parsonage. They will reside in their city home after a brief wedding trip.

Zanesville Clack Solite A. Geesa

Three Weeks Hospital Return and Local Weddings

Edwin Greer returns home after a three weeks stay at Mt Vernon hospital. Jame Bhults and Hattie Clark marry at the bride's home last Saturday evening with Rev J W Riew officiating. Osborn and Hunter households host visitors while Walton family away in Indiana. local notes mention visits and social travel.

Cheprik Mra Osborn Mre Hunter Jos Walton Indiana Edwin Greer Mt. Vernon John Greer Ford Pervirs Php Bevin Walhonding Moe Sol Ghulte Buneay Howard

Local residents visit homes near Weasley Chapel and Banbury

A.B. Simon and family agent San jay visit Orla Kaylor home near Weasley Chapel CV. Banbuy and Banbury families also at O14 G. P. Rice residence. Miss Libble Leazer had a limb broken about ten days ago and is recovering. There will be preaching at the M. F. church Sunday morning only. Rev Rice will speak after the regular pastor Rev Fleming.

A.B. Simon Sanjay Orla Kaylor Weasley Chapel Banbuy Harry Banbury G. P. Rice Libble Leazer M. F Rice Gonde Fleming

The Knox County Fair Educational Purpose Emphasized

The Knox County Fair aims to educate the community by showing that learning is a daily lifelong process. It stresses that exhibits teach more than mere books and that agriculture industry and technology gain from broad, practical study connected with schools and local effort. The fair acts as a public advertising agency for community progress and practical knowledge.

Vamichar Nerely Hutt Rondaet

Knox County Fair Seen As Countywide Venture

The Board of Directors of the Knox County Agricultural Society is crafting a county fair intended as a people’s event. The call goes out for full cooperation from every man, woman and child to make this year’s fair the most distinctive and inclusive yet for all residents of the county.

Knox County Agricultural Society Knox County

Fined and jailed for non-support in McKelvy case

Jamey McKelvy was fined 200 dollars and six months imprisonment on a non-support charge by Faye Hickel. The sentence and fine were suspended pending a mutual agreement with the plaintiff, which could not be reached, placing McKelvy in the constable’s custody.

Squire George Harter Jamey McKelvy Faye Hickel McKelvy

Buckeye City Residents Trip and Illness Report

Mins Nannie Wolfe of Buckeye City spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon with friends. Mr John A White of Howard went to Delaware Tuesday morning on business. Mins Neva Herein is seriously ill at her Howard home with typhoid fever. Mrs Elizabeth Wolfe and Mrs Lind say Hayes of Buckeye City visited Gambler friends Tuesday. Margaret and Martha Sevarne of Waseaw are guests of Mr and Mrs W F Sent and Tayntly of Buckeye City.

Nannie Wolfe Buckeye City Mt. Vernon Lovet Friends John A. White Howard Delaware Neva Elizabeth Wolfe Lindsay Hayes Duckeye City Margaret Martha Sevarne Waseaw W. F. Sent Tayntly

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Remedies

Warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury that can affect the whole system when absorbed. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure from Hallney & Co Toledo uses mercury internally and should not be trusted. Calls for buyers to avoid internal use and rely on legitimate remedies.

Hallie Manuactirm Mheney & Co Toledo Ih J, Cheney & Co Drugeta

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