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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1916

Page

7

Woman Accused Of Poisoning Hogs Faces Hidden Threats

Sheriff Woolfson said no arrests will be made for several days in the Samuel Clark case in Jackson township. Clark, a farmer, was tarred and feathered by seven masked men who gave him ten days to leave the country or be hanged. A Jackson township woman denied Clark’s hog poisoning accusation, claiming he spreads rumors. Neighbors fear retaliation as authorities plan a full investigation of the Saturday assault.

Woolfson Samuel Clark Jackson Township Clark Nquor Knox Cosherton County Hhself Ligue Mossholder

Wedding Bells Tie Four in Knotted Mt Gilead Danville

In Mt Gilead, Oscar 8 Denman and Rebecca Fitzpatrick wed at the bride’s home 11:20 AM. near Waterford Knox county. A second ceremony unites Louis G. Durbin and Rhea J. Smith of Danville with Lewis A. Smith and Rose J. Durbin of Howard at St Luke’s Danville, a brother-sister double wedding. Engagement announced for Katherine Arnold and Howard Nusbaum of Toledo, a Kenyon class of 1913 member. Mrs Hanig surprised on birthday with friends, music, and games.

Oscar Denman Rebecca Pitxpatrick Mt Gilead Waterford Knox County Danville St. Luke's Church C. B. Teipe Louis G. Durbin Howard Rhea J. Smith Lewis A. Smith Rose J. Durbin Katherine Arnold Howard Nusbaum Toledo Nusbaum Mansfield Mansfield Shield Charlon Burgess Fernand Lonbert Marguerite Hewett Patour Erm Paul Villain Mery Agnin Faux Wid Edward Caplanis

Trio Kidnapping Case Brought Before Mayor

Three young men accused of kidnapping a woman and abandoning her two miles from Coshocton were arraigned before Mayor Mitchell. The mayor fined each $5 plus costs for intoxication. The suspects arranged to pay and were released. A curious crowd waited outside as officials played a prank by carting the prisoners away unseen.

Coshocton Road Mitchell Intoxten- Hon

Insanity Case Of A Model Inmate Paroled Then Reformed

The Mansfeld Shield reports reformatories note many strange cases. Nick Orbin earned parole after a praised model conduct. Once freed, he acted out, becoming troublesome daily and finally being transferred to the Lima asylum for criminal conduct.

Mansfeld Shield Board of Pardons Nick Orbin Lin

Prison Labor Improves Jail Access in Newark

Sheriff Swank touts prisoner labor as cost effective, revealing a cement public walk from Third Street to the jail rear. The wide path serves wheeled traffic, connects to stables and garage, and was built entirely under competent jail supervision by men confined for various offenses.

Swank Newark American Tribune North Side Canal Street

Kenyon College Opens After Easter Recess Shortened

Kenyon College Gambier began May 2 with morning prayers at the Church of the Holy Spirit. A large portion of students returned as Easter recess extended nearly two weeks due to the June start date. The note mentions rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Liniment and lists social updates about residents Miss Addie Thurlap and Mrs Clyde McKay visiting Howard.

Addie Thurlap Arthur H. Copley East High Street Thesday Utloa Clyde McKay Fast Olio Avenue Howard Tueway

Preaching and social notices from a rural church area

George Petry and family hosted relatives Bilidiy Panett and Roudinell Momaay. Humbert and Mitchell Bonhaive bought a new automobile. H. Ttine hosted a guest at Mr. Vernon Sunday. Prahiing season begins in fall. H. G. Hammond operates a road with a gasoline tractor. Mrs. Gertrude Lybarger hosted her parents Saturday. Disciple church holds preaching next Sunday with morning and evening services.

George Petry Aehlii Bilidiy J. Panett Roudinell Momaay Familien Ue Guvat EU Me Humbert OD Mitchell & Bonhaive H. Ttine Vernon H. G. Hammond Gertrude Lybarger

Chamberlain's Tablets Praise From Mrs Anna Kadin

Mrs Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her long standing stomach trouble after trying many remedies without relief. She reports positive and lasting relief and high regard for the medicine, noting it is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain Anna Kadin Spencerport N.Y

Milford Society Notes and Local Updates

Mrs C T Coe entertained the Newdlecraft club last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Barker is poorly. Calvin Lafevre completed a school term at Bishop Mitchell district and leaves for Athens for eight weeks. Ralph Barber under doctor care. B Jackson a Centerburg visitor last Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs R G Shuf and children of Nentien spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Mitchell. Mr and Mrs Harry Keady of Centerburg spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leo Higgins. Milford grange to confer First and Second degrees on a class at a public meeting Wednesday May 3. Mrs Terrence Mitchell left Thursday for Cleveland to visit her daughters.

Mra. C T. Coe Newdlecraft Club C. W. Barker Calvin Lafevre Bishop Mitchell Distret Lafevre Athens Ralph Barber B. Jackson Centerbury R. G. Shuf Nent Tien John Mitchell Harry Keady Centerburg Leo Higgins Milford Grange Terrence Mitchell Iwit Thoreday Cleveland

Five Pointed Star Symbol on Chamberlain Tablets

Ancient Greek Pythagoreans valued temperance and health symbolized by a five pointed star. Modern packages display a red five pointed star and promise quick relief for indigestion biliousness and constipation from your druggist. Obtainable everywhere.

Greece

Centerburg Notes and Local Visitors

Mrs W P Erwin and son Bruce went to Columbus Thursday where he secured a garage job. Dr Wakins of Etna and T I Jacobs visited and traveled for business. Frank Landrum and parents hosted visitors from Junction City and Kirkersville. Hugh Robertson went to Dayton for Standard Oil work. Mrs C D Ellis of Bucyrus and attorney Hayden hosted guests. Mrs M Laxear from Kirkersville visited Priday. Rt B Glaze builds a Cloverdale residence. Belle Messmore and May Culver visited Columbus. H R Long from Seattle visited Wolfe and Swetland homes. Samuel Hopkins of Sunbury and Miss Mary Randolph of Baldwin-Wallace visited. Mrs I M Thomas, ill with pneumonia, is improving.

Bucyrus D. Hayden Dm. Laxear Kirkersville J. M. Thomas Priday Rt. B. Glaze Cloverdale Belle Messmore Columbus H.R

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised By Parents At Home

A reader letter from W. Mouinton of London Springn Ain extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top prep for infant coughs. The writer claims the product helped their child endure thirty before better. The note reflects common 19th century trust in patent medicines and home remedies.

W. Mouinton Hlandon

College Drama Play Cast and Commencement Week Events

The annual drama in four acts at the college features 18 cast members including Robert Balby Willard Shults and Harold Motz with Ruth Fealer Martha Reichert and Maud Pinkley among others. Events run May 12 with music invocation play and diplomas. Baccalaureate sermon May 7 by Rev Birkholt at the M B church. Cr Brown attends late David Lantz funeral in Akron.

Jelloway Robert Balby Willard Shults Mousie Kent Albert Coleman Howard Nixon Robert Selby Howard Nyhart Dick Bleworth Wtident Harold Mots Chester Allen Foohets Lo Ticke Kenner Pinkley Moore Ruth Fealer Ruth Moore Mrs. Moore Martha Reichert Serena Selby Hidora DeLonk Genevieve Allen Maud Pinkley Daisy Dean

Family notices and travels in a Midwest town obituary note

A fragmentary local notice details Mrs OG 0 visiting relatives and replying to a death in the family. It mentions Dr and Mrs McGaughy, Harold Metullough, and others linked to Lincon Neb and nearby towns, with departures and arrivals noted in a loose obituary like column.

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