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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1910

Page

2

Candidates announce multiple Democratic county offices May primary

A distressed rural notice lists candidates for numerous county posts in the upcoming Democratic primary on May 17. Names include Legrand Britton Noble Wolf T. M. Dill William Lewis Chas W Haydn Irvin Young Benjamin R. Parker Walter M. Panzig J. W. Coe F. Cotton Wat Riley Levering and others aiming for offices from county commissioner to infirmary director and recorder.

Plesee Legrand Britton Howard Township Mayarth Noble Wolf First Ward William Lewis Recorder Bitlor Banner Benjamin R. Parker Banner—Pleano Irvin Young Hanner Walter M. Panzig Pleasant Township Primarion J. W. Coe F. ©. Cotton Obanher Wat Riley Levering

Local News And Socials From Mt Liberty Area

Residents and visitors noted in Mt Liberty and nearby towns gathering for church groups and visits. Frank Carroll and Barbara Looney mentioned among locals visiting friends, while Ralph Knouff and Harry Bradford were seen in the area. The W. G. T. I. met at Gather Smith’s home with county president present. An 11 to 1 baseball win highlighted by Kerr and Shelby. Several residents reported visiting relatives and attending excursions to Columbus and Cleveland. births and illnesses updated with mixed fortunes.

Clay Uytie Mt. Vernon Frank Carrol Leor Conaway Barbara Looney Gatton Samuel Bowman Columbus W. G Paul Annett Lowell Gantt Ralph Brown Mt. Liberty M. W. Hicks Jas. Kilo Ed. Miller Maple Grove Cleveland Harry Bradford Bernice Knouff Mia George Knouff Sparta Paul Landrum Tin Lutter Feaok Thatcher

Funeral notices and local visits across Alliance and Newark

A series of brief notices recount visits and funerals in the area. Mrs Tudor and Mr Davin attended a funeral, Laur McFarin d of Tangy visited Ther olanitor, families in Alliance and Newark hosted relatives. Elder McBroom attended a funeral in East Porter, and several residents visited Mia Davies and Mrs Wilsha Moody’s service.

Tulind Atonelo George Bhat Toledo Laur Alvon Aliee Hoftmire Mra Jonsle Cole Alliance Wm. Wein Newark Fred Tucker McBroom East Porter Wilsha Moody

Howard public school closes with early May 6 commemoration

Mra Dora Shrake returns to Canton after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Milan Stull. Mr Dick Brown of Mt Vernon visits friends. Mra Charlea Engleheart spends Monday in Mr Vernon. The Hite daughter Coretta Stull suffers whooping cough at home. Mr and Mrs In Humbert and daughter Mather return from Madensburg. Commencement exercises on Thursday evening May 6 at Christian church.

Dora Shrake Canton Milan Stull Charlea Engleheart Vernon Vincent Ralston Danville John Ralston Dick Brown Mt. Vernon Humbert Mather D. K. Blyeston Madensburg Howard Public School Chriatian Church Mies Aleta Inter Wambly Montay Ed Vance Springfield Olde Vanow Royal DeWitt Joe Keyes Ginela Keyes Sumer Silliman Copper Frend Johnson Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Standard Beardrs M. B. Church Methodist Church Bertin Chicago P. J. Johaon Mt Vernon Thambly Bernice Gallant Delaware John Howard Wood Utica Edith Sefton Callie Osborn C.H. Wright Thomas Babcock Marengo HL. J. Groft Henry Bringle Ghovelind Bar Wharton al Y Ann PB. D. Diamond Ghiteaga Soulio Mlubt Maedlianten Tlw Dany 'Tellieneo Tithe Titan Relntlyea Flenie Pepdericktown Vicind Ry Sura

Local Residents Visit and Move Updates in Vernon Area

Mr James Ralston made a ustsinse trip to Mr Vernon Monday. Mrs Hamilton Bell and i tantly had ne their gueble Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hauber Mrs Mary Lante. Gertrude Townsend and her son Caylord. Mrs Sadie Binchar and son Santa of Mr Vernon. Mr and Mrs Frank Genaling of Loudonville. Mr and Mrs Geo Stull of Greer. Mr and Mrs PAIlup Stull of Anlwond and Mr and Mrs Sherman Stull of Zieh. Mrs Minnie Dunlap of Mr Vernon. Mr Gay Stough moved into his new house. Mr Geo Englehart will move into the house formerly owned by Mr Stough.

James Ralston Vernon Hamilton Bell Charles Hauber Mary Lante Gertrude Townsend Awlson Caylord Sadie Binchar Santa Frank Genaling Loudonville Geo. Stull Greer Paiup Stull Anlwond Sheriman Stull Zieh Minnie Dunlap Gay Stough Geo. Englehart Mr. Stough

Have You Saved Any Money With Knox Building & Loan Co

A savings pitch urges starting a savings account at Knox Building and Loan Co located at Office No 6 East High St. The text promotes earning percent on deposits and advises beginning to save now to avoid regret.

Knox Building & Loan Co East High St

Birth announced for son to Mr and Mrs George Murphy

A telegram received Tuesday announced the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy of Chicago, formerly residents of this city. The news highlights a new addition to the Murphy family and notes their Chicago origin.

George Murphy Chicago

Local residents travel for business and family matters

Mr Thomas Clark travels to Newark on business while Hon C V Trott goes to Columbus. Mrs Jim Dorsey visits Newark to see relatives. Mr Joseph Myern travels to Columbus for business and Dinaresu matters. Mr Meyrds Manyon heads to Duluth Minnesota for business on Wednesday. Mrs Erin W Maxton from North Bend plans to move to Milwaukee City for a business venture. Mrs W S Cummings journeys to Delaware after Fredericton. Mrs John Hammond and Mrs Hammond of Millwood attend WCBA meeting at Howard. Misa Madeline Weaver moves to Washington DC for a clerk position in Commerce and Labor.

Thomas Clark Newark C. V. Trott Columbus Jim Dorsey Academia Wivetativen Joseph Myern State Farm Dininesu Winenwyli Lone Bitewla Daverny Vilertuvon Alem Bof Joly Davie Jamie Boyd Weil Elie Wielt Tolalione Mayra Golymbe Hania Sthrey Mr. Meyrds Manyon Fredericl Town Delaware John 8. Hammond Be 'F. Hammond Millwood Howard WC. B.A Joseph Popejoy South Vernon Montpelier Indiens Charles Dorsey Hast Hamtramck Street Parkersbury West Virgina Mosara Frank Moore William Appleton Jr Misa Madeline Weaver The Commerce and Labor Department Washington Misa Hila Wonver

Fredericktown council outlines drainage and street posts plan

The Fredericktown village council met Monday to discuss drainage for the Foote Addition with a motion to accept the shortest survey and advertise the ditch work tied to tile installation. They also considered rights of way for the Gallon Southern Electric Railway, grade issues for sidewalks, and posted warnings about public sign vandalism. A key action approved buying materials to erect six inch posts along Main Street to guide farmers driving to town, with auto parking rules on College Avenue to avoid horse-drawn traffic conflicts.

Umua Southern Electric Railway Bleyelés Dr. Darling Main Street Fredericktown College Avenue

Social news from Fredericktown area rich in visits

The column notes numerous visits and calls among local residents including Prof. and Mrs. Borden, Mr. and Mrs. Copper, and Mies Ethel Loorman who illness is mentioned. Family gatherings occur at the homes of Win Robinson and Thomas LaMasters, with extended relatives visiting Mt. Vernon and Sparta. Two elderly widows, Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Stinebaugh, are celebrated for upcoming birthdays and long histories in the community.

Mins May Davia Clara Stevens Mt. Vernon Misa Anos Castnor J. B. Foote Fannie Durbin James Durbin Harten Robingam Fred Barnhard Ora Jacobs Mise Verla Barr Sparta John Barr O. B. James Howard Chas Quarry Street Mr. Vernon Marie Cochran Robert Alice Harry

Mother’s Day Observed at Congregational Church in Granville

Mr and Mrs Frank Chrisman and children visit Mr and Mrs Chas Twining in Granville. Mrs Oscar Clutter of Alexandria guests of relatives. Mrs H J Hood of Utica visits her mother Mrs A Bratka. Tila Carver of Utica and Deborah Larimore of Homer visit. Golden Gossip Club meets at Mrs J M Higgins. Next meeting at Miss May Shaft’s home. Sunday morning Mother’s Day observed with program and sermon by Rev Converae.

Frank Chrisman Chas Golden Gossip Club J. M. Higgins

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