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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1918

Page

5

City Council Passes Gasoline Pump Tax Ordinance

After little debate the council passed an ordinance taxing all gasoline pumps on city streets at ten dollars per year per tank. Permits and workmanlike installation were required, with a service director representation to ensure safety. The measure aims to regulate tank locations and raise revenue. A $4,600 anticipated indebtedness certificate was authorized for a public safety fund, with paving to be let by private contract. Councilman Aockings urged a bond election to address finances, but no action was taken.

Dhiall Columbus Wade Coueil Chy Walter 8. Anderson Courclivan Aockings

Trott and Dunlap Wedding in Toward

Jacob Laws Trott and Suite L Dunlap, both of Toward, were married Monday at the home of the officiating minister Rev. Coster C. Anderson. They plan to live in Toward.

Trott-Dunlap Jacob Laws Trott Mt. Suite L. Dunlap Towad Coster C. Anderson Ttoward

Millwood Social News and Visits Report

Millwood on April 30 hosts and guests note George Ferr y of Pavonia Way visiting his mother. Mrs Fratees Conteyman and Att Vernon guests return. Lingh Mays moves to New Castle. Mr and Mrs Ryscor Remlagion visit from Danville. Mr and Mrs Walter Lytarger visit George Welker family. Rade Stitzel in Columbus for several days.

Rade Stitzel Columbus Usted

Hedding Chapel Weekend Visitors Reported

Hedding Chapel, April 20 11 and Mrs Ed Pocker and family spent Saturday evening in Mt. Vernon. Michael Uarris of Mt. Liberty spent Wednesday at his farm near here. Robert Shaw took a bus trip to Mt. Vernon. Melvin Zefeler faintly mentioned Sunday with Mel and Mrs Mugene Ionson of Mt Liberty. Miss Kithel Blath and Mr and Mrs Harney Snow visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw. Marion Martin spent Saturday in Sqllay with his vigtdr. Att Latvian wed ur Mt. Vernon. Tay Norn spent Saturday in Mt. Vernon.

Hedding Ed. Pocker Familly Mt. Vernon Michael Uarris Mt. Liberty Robert Shaw Melvin Zefeler Mel Mugene Ionson Mt. Libérty Mise Kithel Blath Minx Harney Snow Song Muward Petit Robert Show Marion Matin Squllay Tay Norn

Palma Palmyra Society Notes Apr 20 to May

Palma Palmyra reports Ars Ida Zot alyn and Ars May Warkita visiting Jayac Watkins and Bellville. Mrs Woodward, ill, shows slight improvement. School closes this week. U S Curtis to begin roaming. Mrs Swartz hosts a Tuesday house gathering attended by many friends of Mr and Mrs Howard Gregg and gifts for the newlyweds. Willian Phillips visits Mrs Fannje Behdler’s family. A church meeting is planned for April 19 at Pucachy.

Ars Willian Phillips Fannje Behdler Pucachy

Mt Zion Sunday School Officers Elected and Community Notes

The Mt Zion Sunday School elected officers including Supt Howard Donaley and Assistant Secretary Wave. Community names appear with relatives visiting, travel, and local gatherings. Mrs Carl Taylor of Cleveland, Ray Hierls illness, and several local families are mentioned alongside social visits and weekend activities in Mt Zion and nearby towns.

Shields to Speak at Brandon Red Cross Meeting

Brandon Red Cross chapter invites members to Friday evening program featuring Rev. W H Shields of Vernon as speaker. Literary program planned with readings. Couple arrivals from Chicago and visit to Knox county noted.

Milford Milvot Social Notes Amid April Gatherings

Milford residents and relatives share a weekend of visits and greetings. Mr and Mrs Hobert Bishop hosted guests while Me Vrak Mouth aed gon and others attended in town. Sunday afternoon saw Mrs Marie Leatey and AJ Kiscall at columns. Hor Weel visited Newark. Leroy Scott hosted family at the All We Howpltit.

Duliyve Aid Hobert Hasard Privlor Dauehior Condi Law Sanday Marie Leatey AJ J. Kiscall Mendota Hor Weel Newark Leroy Seor

Local Visit By Harmony and Family Sparks Weekend Gathering

Harmony and son Jack from Millersburg visited the Okear Hibbots None Land area along with Mr and Mrs WW Shith of Muckeye City. The report notes various local attendees, a Mercer tie to Merbit, and a weekend return from Mis Mth with lingering talk of a furtouph Wlixk Gillilys Mercer.

Brinkhaven Harmony and Son Jack Millersburg Shith Muckeye Okear Hibbots Alfes Merbit Snday Reynoldy Chimp Gillilys Mercer Heer Tibet

Monroe Mills Hosts Various Sunday Guests

The text lists residents and guests visiting Monroe Mills households on a Sunday. Names include Mair of Galune, PTL Dickwon of Co Jullits, Mand Ate, G Stim, Howard Mr. aid Mes, Maren Whity, Sadie Wolkh, Me amt Mi, b. C) Welsh, Ulery wid Joseph Meaiehon AIDE and ALY Tetrald of Pipes.

Mair Galune Dickwon Jullits G. Stimson Aid Maren Whity Sadie Wolkh Ulery Joseph Meaiehon Aly Tetrald

Unclear Text Fragment Appears in Local Notice

Fragmentary OCR shows names Mr and Mee Olarenen Wagner and Walter ajoit with gardening reference. Reading is uncertain and lacks coherent event or date.

Mee Olarenen Wagner Walter Ajoit Mee Oroy Ttein Garten

Sunday Gatherings Across Centerburg Community

Names of residents from Centerburg and nearby towns gathered Sunday at various homes and local venues. Social visits, family notices, and local affiliations are noted, including appearances by Mrs F Hallibeviagih and Homerth, with references to hospital stays and local personalities.

Anugut Berger and Gerald Aniget Married in City

The article notes the marriage of Anugut Berger and Gerald Aniget at Bott 1 Allee Vela Catherine Berger On Liberty were married. It also mentions Mattie Gihwom from Witkeman and several local names tied to care and travel, with aviation corps connections and a trip to Maniafield Tr.

Anugut Berger Goveville Gerald Aniget Catherine Berger Liberty Howe

Unclear Historical Incident Noted In Fragmented Text

Fragmentary OCR reads about a wagon incident involving a group on a toll road or town street. Names appear garbled. no clear date location or outcome. most details unreadable, limiting a precise summary.

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