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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
2
Work began Tuesday morning on a new cement viaduct in Buckeye City Ohio to replace an old bridge washed away by high water over a year ago. The project aims to prevent future flood damage though completion is not expected until late fall.
Mr. and Mrs. KR J Giffin and son Herbert join Mr George Hyman and Miss Ollie Babcock for Sunday afternoon. Multiple families visit Morningwar Stringfellow home. Margret Wallcott returns to Mt Vernon after a lengthy visit. Lester Melick works near Millwood. Nora Burch finishes a successful school term. Mrs Bhhooley and son William visit relatives. sick lists include Morningstars and Mrs Doolittle and Mrs Nethers.
Ira, Ray Harleywine and children of Bladensburg visited here Sunday. Mr Vernon and Mr L McNabb spent vacation with parents. Sheriff Woolfson and Patrick Purcell were on legal business. Gatord Wr and Mrs Milan Miser visited Mr and Mrs Lyman Wealker. Mr John Hisenbure and family from New Castle visited Henry Bolte. Mr Howard Try spent time in Dusville and nearby.
Mrs. H. J. Gould and Mrs. M. W. Hicks died Friday at 20 30 p m after a prolonged illness in Centerburg Ohio. Funeral services and interment followed at local cemeteries. Local residents including A H Mitchell, Arthur Rinehart, and Mrs. Utley were mentioned in notices of illness travel and family events with several relatives visiting in Columbus Marion and Delaware counties.
The Petmarlvania railway bridge over the Kokwoing river at Ambien was completed on Monday after being washed away over Yeer Ag. Workmen employed on the bridge returned home to Pittsburgh yesterday.
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